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Fasten your seat belts, this is going to be my last post about the openSUSE Boosters and the last post in this blog. The reason for that is, like the Ninjas they were, the Boosters disappeared into a cloud of … Continue reading
These posts keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. The openSUSE Boosters are a team of dedicated people helping contributors to the openSUSE project to takeoff. The openSUSE project is a worldwide effort that promotes … Continue reading
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These posts keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. The openSUSE Boosters are a team of dedicated people helping contributors to the openSUSE project to takeoff. The openSUSE project is a worldwide effort that promotes … Continue reading
© 2011 Henne. All rights reserved.
I’m chewing on something for a couple of weeks now and I think I need to tell you before my jaw turns into dust. It’s about the openSUSE Project and what’s happening with it. I’m heavily involved in the project. … Continue reading
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These posts are here to keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. Continue reading
© 2010 Henne. All rights reserved.
These posts are here to keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. The openSUSE Boosters are a team of dedicated people helping parts of the project to take of. It consists of 13 people (BTW: widely known as the thirsty thirteen) with skills ranging from low level C hackery over Ruby on Rails mastering to Graphical Design or Project Management. The team picks its own milestones and works on them in a agile fashion. Continue reading
© 2010 Henne. All rights reserved.
© 2010 Henne. All rights reserved.
These posts are here to keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. The openSUSE Boosters are a team of dedicated people helping parts of the project to take of. It consists of 13 people (BTW: widely known as the thirsty thirteen) with skills ranging from low level C hackery over Ruby on Rails mastering to Graphical Design or Project Management. The team picks its own milestones and works on them in a agile fashion. Continue reading
© 2010 Henne. All rights reserved.
We arrived, very relaxed, yesterday at 21:00 thanks to our awesome openSUSE Bus. After everybody checked in we went to the FOSDEM beer event. It was packed, as every year but quite a blast. Continue reading
© 2010 Henne. All rights reserved.
These posts are here to keep you informed about what the openSUSE Boosters team is up to. The openSUSE Boosters are a team of dedicated people helping parts of the project to take of. It consists of 13 people (BTW: widely known as the thirsty thirteen) with skills ranging from low level C hackery over Ruby on Rails mastering to Graphical Design or Project Management. The team picks its own milestones and works on them in a agile fashion. Continue reading
© 2009 Henne. All rights reserved.
What a week! The first ever openSUSE conference provided us, the multiplier team, with a great momentum to finally kick-off the team. So after a smooth Sunday on the conference with the nice lightning talks and Gianugo’s closing keynote we went for 4 days to some remote farm in the Franconian Switzerland to work on a plan of what we want to do and how we’re going to do it. This is my personal travelogue. Continue reading
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Guess what, even i was allowed a week of hacking last week. So let me tell you what i did. Continue reading