These are my blog posts which are automatically syndicated to the Fedora Planet, a blog aggregator for content and posts written by Fedora contributors.
- Tell us your Fedora 2017 Year in Review
2017 was a busy year for the Fedora Project. Help share the story of what your sub-project or team in Fedora was up to by writing a Year in Review post on the Community Blog!
- Raspberry Pis and open source at Rochester Mini Maker Faire
FOSS@MAGIC and the RIT Linux Users Group (RITlug) teamed up to exhibit at the Rochester Mini Maker Faire in 2017. See what we brought with us!
- Statistics proposal and self-hosting ListenBrainz
My independent study to work on ListenBrainz comes to a close. I talk about my work in the last month and reflect back on my original objectives.
- Election night hackathon supports civic engagement
On November 7, 2017, members of the RIT community came together for the annual Election Night Hackathon held in the Simone Center for Student Innovation.
- ListenBrainz community gardening and user statistics
My independent study with ListenBrainz progresses with new contributor documentation and exploring user statistics further with Google BigQuery.
- How a smart phone makes time irrelevant
The world of digital devices alters modern experience of reality. Time no longer asserts priority or influence over a moment because of a smart phone.
- How I created my first RPM package in Fedora
I needed a tool to change my laptop backlight brightness. After discovering there was no RPM in Fedora, I set out to package my first RPM for Fedora.
- Exploring Google Code-In, ListenBrainz easyfix bugs, D3.js
Last week was busy with new changes and documentation for ListenBrainz. I also picked some new tasks and will participate as a mentor for Google Code-In!
- Resigning from Fedora Council for Fedora 27
After deep consideration, I am resigning from the Fedora Council at the end of the Fedora 26 release cycle, opening a new Council seat for Fedora 27.
- How to set up a ListenBrainz development environment
Learn how to set up a ListenBrainz development environment to start working and contributing to the listenbrainz-server project.