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- Roadmap for TeleIRC V1.4
The RITlug TeleIRC developer team celebrated the v1.3 release on March 3rd, 2019. Looking ahead, the team is mapping out next steps for quality-of-life improvements in v1.4. What’s coming in TeleIRC v1.4 TeleIRC v1.4 is the next feature release of TeleIRC. The targeted release date for v1.4 is by the
- TeleIRC V1.3: Developers Map Out Next Release
On Feb. 2nd, 2019, the Teleirc community held the first developers' meeting. Contributors planned the next sprint for Teleirc v1.3 expected in March 2019.
- Why Did Fedora Modularity Fail in 2017? a Brief Reflection
Since June 2015, Fedora is working to ship modular versions of packages, known as Fedora Modularity. This article analyzes why Modularity failed in 2017.
- Sphinx Docs Authors: Meet an Opinionated Quickstart
Do you write documentation with Sphinx? Check out this template repository with ReStructuredText docs, Travis CI testing, and readthedocs.org publishing.
- Sustain OSS 2018: Quick Rewind
A quick recap of the Sustain OSS 2018 conference, covering topics such as human aspects of governance, financial sustainability models, diversity, and more.
- Fedora Appreciation Week: Tribute to a Legacy
I learned more about a man named Seth Vidal by chance. For Fedora Appreciation Week, I wanted to share a personal story surrounding his life and passing.
- How Five Queen Songs Went Mainstream in Totally Different Ways
What was Queen's secret to success? With help from MusicBrainz, a team of students from the Rochester Institute of Technology try to answer the question.
- How to Fix Missing Python for Ansible in Fedora Vagrant
Does Python not exist for you in a Fedora Vagrant virtual machine? You might run into this problem using Ansible in Vagrant with Fedora. Here's the fix.
- Keep Your Open Source Project Organized With GitHub Project Boards
Managing an open source project is hard work. Learn how to make your open source project more transparent and organized with GitHub project boards.
- Stepping Out of Fedora: May to August 2018
Similar to last year, I am putting forward a note of planned absence from the Fedora Project community from May to August 2018. Transparency is important to me. I wanted to make this announcement ahead of time to set clear expectations for the upcoming months. I am returning to Chicago,