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Last call for FLOCK 2016 bids
FLOCK 2016 planning is in progress! FLOCK is the annual conference for Fedora contributors to come together, discuss new ideas, work to make those ideas a reality, and continue to promote the foundations of the Fedora Community: Freedom, Friends, Features, and First.
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Life of Tunir
This comics explains the birth of the project Tunir. When I started working in the Fedora Cloud SIG, I volunteered myself to help with the testing of the Cloud images. We have very clear guidelines about what to test, and how to test.
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Regarding fdupes
There is a very useful tool for finding and merging shared permanent storage, and its name is fdupes. There was a terrible occurrence in the software after version 1.51, however. They removed the -L argument because too many people were complaining about lost data. It sounds like user error to me, and so I continue to use this one. I have to build from source, since the newer versions do not have the -L option.
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Tip: Running DNF Plugins From Git
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Bad Stub Design in DNF, Pt.2
Do you remember my example of a bad stub design in DNF ? At that time I didn’t have a good example of why this is a bad design and what are the consequences of it. Today I have!
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