Benvenuti nel numero # 59 della Newsletter Settimanale di OpenSUSE
In questo numero:
- Edizione Speciale sul FOSDEM2009
- Disponibile OpenOffice_org 3.0.1 finale
- Jan-Christoph Bornschlegel: Creazione di Prodotti con l'OpenSUSE Build Service
- Henne Vogelsang: Fosdem talk sulla collaborazione tra caratteristiche e Contrib
- kamilsok: installazione di Java a 64 bit su openSUSE 11.1
Nella Comunità
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Distribuzione
Build Service
Trucchi e Consigli
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- Josef Reidinger: Zypper - Migliorato il completamento tramite bash e l'uso pratico
"Dato che nessuno ha riportato bug nel perl-Bootloader, ho del tempo libero. L'ho usato per migliorare il completamento di bash per zypper, perché trovo quello corrente qualcosa di veramente annoiante. In pratica ora il completamento funziona anche con le opzioni globali di zypper, un suggerimento anche per le versioni corte dei comandi e i nomi di aiuto dei repository, servizi e blocchi, se vuoi usare il comando che li prende come argomenti. "
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New/Updated Applications @ OpenSUSE
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- OpenOffice_org 3.0.1 final available
"I’m happy to announce that OpenOffice.org 3.0.1 final packages are available in the Build Service OpenOffice:org:STABLE project. I wish everyone got only positive experience with this new version."
- Marek Stopka: New packages in openSUSE Contrib
"I have few new packages in openSUSE Contrib repository and I would like tell you about them. So first one ins TorK, it is KDE user interface for great tool named tor it is very important for people living in freedom of speech restricting countries like a Czech republic is. Using combination of TorK and tor, you can communicate around the World using Internet with some kind of anonymity"
- Fabrizio Montesi: OpenSUSE Package for Jolie
"Today, under a not-so-excellent-but-still-not-too-bad weather, I've decided to enter the dark school of packaging. The results can be found here: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/fmontesi/openSUSE_11.1/ This means that now we've got a one-click installer for Jolie in openSUSE 11.1. Enjoy!"
- Miguel de Icaza: Moonlight
"Now that Moonlight 1.0 is out, I should talk a little bit about Aaron Bockover's amazing Moonshine plugin."
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Planet SUSE
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- Luis Medinas: Testing GNOME 2.25.90 on my main Workstation
"So after last week openSUSE packaging day, today i just upgraded my main Workstation to use the openSUSE packages builded last week on the Official repo. I was already testing 2.25.x on my jhbuild without any problems so far."
- Jan-Christoph Bornschlegel: Product Creation with the openSUSE Build Service
"First of all, what is a “Product”? The openSUSE Wiki has the following statement on the Product Definition Article: “A product is a defined set of packages plus extra information”"
- KDE.News: Plasma Team looks future
"Over the last weekend, the Plasma team held their second meeting in Porto, Portugal. The meeting was organised by Akademy Award winner Nuno Pinheiro inviting the Akademy Award-winning Plasma team to his home country. The meeting was kindly hosted by the Departamento de Engenharia Informatica (Department of Software Engineering) of the Instituto Superior de Engenharia do Porto. The Plasma team (and most probably many of the KDE users) are grateful for being provided this opportunity to collaborate on the desktop."
- James Willcox: Fun with Studio
"I’ve been working on a new project now for a while called SUSE Studio. Essentially it is a web interface which allows you to build your own customized version of SUSE. You can select packages, do some configuration, and even add your own branding."
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openSUSE Forums
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- kamilsok: installing 64bit Java on openSUSE 11.1
"Forums member kamilsok explains how to install the latest JRE on 64-bit systems and how to make it accessible to Firefox. He recommends using the binary self-extracting installer instead of the rpm package."
- tschank: Broadcom Corporation BCM4310 USB Controller (rev 01)
"While the BCM4311 wireless chipset is supported by the b43 driver, the BCM4310 USB wireless chipset unfortunately is not. Forums member tschank outlines how to setup the BCM4310 USB wireless chipset with ndiswrapper utilizing the Windows driver."
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On the Web
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- Tuxmachines: Free software isn't freeware - why Linux and FOSS have a higher standard
"Microsoft's recent survey proclaimed nearly half the population believe it is ok to use pirated software for personal use. This diminishes the argument by Linux advocates that you can use their operating system without any cost. Yet, you can't confuse free as in cost with free as in freedom. Here's what FOSS really means."
- Joe Brockmeier: Why I won’t be buying the Kindle 2.0
"Amazon’s Kindle upgrade has left me cold, and not just because of the paltry feature updates and mild interface redesign. Once again, the online shopping giant is missing a big opportunity to make the Kindle more than a single-function dead tree replacement."
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Past Events & Meetings
Upcoming Events & Meetings
Security Updates
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Statistics
Numbers in brackets show the changes compared to the previous week.
opensuse.org
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Communication
lists.opensuse.org has 36501 (+11) non-unique subscribers to all mailing lists.
The openSUSE Forums have 22410 (+596) registered users - most users including guests ever online was 7771, 02-Dec-2008 at 17:31.
Contributors
2366 (+55) of 4890 (+165) registered contributors in the User Directory have signed the Guiding Principles. The board has acknowledged 261 members.
Build Service
The Build Service now hosts 5239 (+63) projects, 59332 (-2011) packages, 10306 (+135) repositories by 12389 (+210) confirmed users.
Features
Feature statistics for 11.2: 157 (+9) features - unconfirmed: 5 (+5), new: 36 (+1), evaluation: 103 (+0), candidate: 1 (+0), done: 2 (+1), rejected: 7 (+1), duplicate: 3 (+2)
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Bugzilla
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The numbers for all openSUSE project products are this week:
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