Tag Archive: openSUSE Build Service

Oct 09

MySQL (@openSUSE) survey

This is not really a blog post. I just would like to know you opinion on state of MySQL at openSUSE and openSUSE Build Service. But I’m interested in your feedback even if you are not using openSUSE or even if you are not using packages I provide. As my TODO is quite long and …

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Permanent link to this article: http://michal.hrusecky.net/2011/10/mysql-opensuse-survey/

Jun 21

osc client in Gentoo

One of the great things we’ve got at openSUSE is openSUSE Build Service. Web service where we can commit sources and recipes and it will produce bunch of binaries for various distributions. Not just for openSUSE. We are friendly people and we love to work together with other distributions. After all, we all have a …

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Permanent link to this article: http://michal.hrusecky.net/2011/06/osc-client-in-gentoo/

Mar 02

GSoC 2011 Ideas – Support for Bitbake in OBS

Another of GSoC ideas that I volunteered to mentor for our GSoC was adding support for BitBake to the openSUSE Build Service. In this post I want to talk about why do I think that BitBake support for openSUSE Build Service will be useful and why do I think that OpenEmbedded is actually pretty cool. …

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Permanent link to this article: http://michal.hrusecky.net/2011/03/gsoc-2011-ideas-support-for-bitbake-in-obs/

Feb 24

GSoC 2011 ideas – SaX 3

Google Summer of Code 2011

You must already heard about this from everybody. Google Summer of Code 2011 is nearby and openSUSE wants to participate. Currently we are collecting ideas and mentors and we are going to apply. I also came up with few projects and volunteered to mentor them. I saw Thomas Thym introducing his GSoC ideas and I …

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Permanent link to this article: http://michal.hrusecky.net/2011/02/gsoc-2011-ideas-sax-3/

Jan 14

MongoDB and Redis in openSUSE Build Service

Usually I inform you here about MySQL related news in openSUSE. This time it will be a little bit different. But it will be still database related. You probably know that not so long ago (maybe still valid today), NoSQL databases were the cool thing to try. I think it has settled a bit now …

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