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| [[User:Rjones|Richard W.M. Jones]] shared<ref>http://rwmj.wordpress.com/2009/12/21/tip-shell-redirection/</ref> tips for using shell redirection with arbitrary file descriptors. Some later tips include<ref>http://rwmj.wordpress.com/2010/01/06/examine-vmware-esx-with-libguestfs/</ref> using <tt>libguestfs</tt> to examine VMWare guest images. | | The big news these days was the debut of [http://opensource.com/ opensource.com/]. As [[JanWildeboer|Jan Wildeboer]] described<ref>http://jan.wildeboer.net/2010/01/red-hat-starts-opensource-com/</ref> it: "Finally. A place to discuss, learn, promote everything open...We started this community to allow people from all across the world, regardless of job and skills, to communicate and foster more Open. Let’s look (far) beyond software. Lets talk about the Open Everything that this world so desperately needs." |
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| [[User:Mchua|Mel Chua]] explained<ref>http://blog.melchua.com/2009/12/24/whats-marketing-doing-for-f13-anyway-a-show-with-dancing-penguins/</ref> what the Fedora Marketing folks are up to for Fedora 13. Hint: A lot. | | [http://www.redhat.com/about/companyprofile/management/whitehurst.html Jim Whitehurst] delivered<ref>http://press.redhat.com/2010/01/26/state-of-the-union-at-red-hat-2/</ref> a "State of the Union at Red Hat", reflecting on the past year. |
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| [[GregDeK|Greg DeKoenigsberg]] responded<ref>http://gregdek.livejournal.com/58631.html</ref> to criticism of the OLPC project, explaining that "OLPC is now, and has always been, a single piece of a very large puzzle" while there are many outgrowths from the OLPC work that have been incredibly successful, including the entire Netbook craze.
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| [[User:Julian|Julian Aloofi]] described<ref>http://julianaloofi.wordpress.com/2009/12/28/the-big-problem-with-free-software/</ref> the <i>real</i> problem with Free Software. "There is one real problem with Free Software, and it is very hard to fix. I would even say it is impossible." Read on for the awesome truth. More importantly, Julian discussed<ref>http://julianaloofi.wordpress.com/2010/01/03/a-new-way-of-dealing-with-files/</ref> a potential new way of dealing with files and never having to press the "Save" button again.
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| [[Peter Hutterer|Peter Hutterer]] wrote<ref>http://who-t.blogspot.com/2009/12/on-commit-messages.html</ref> some useful advice for composing commit messages. "In the last few weeks, I've had a surprising number of discussions about commit messages. Many of them were with developers new to a project, trying to get them started. So here's a list of things you should do when committing, and why you should do it."
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| [[User:Mmcgrath|Mike McGrath]] introduced<ref>http://mmcgrath.livejournal.com/33198.html</ref> SSHFP. "What is an SSHFP record? It's a ssh host key in DNS so you can verify it is correct."
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| [[DanielWalsh|Daniel Walsh]] has updated<ref>http://danwalsh.livejournal.com/33090.html</ref> the SELinux Sandbox tool. "Every time I demonstrate sandbox to some one, they say, 'That's great, but can it do X, Y and Z?' I have taken those suggestions along with some great patches from Josh Cogliati, I have updated the sandbox tool."
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| [[MairinDuffy|Máirín Duffy]] taught<ref>http://mairin.wordpress.com/2010/01/08/inkscape-class-day-1/</ref> a class on Inkscape at a Boston-area middle school as part of Red Hat's community outreach program. Máirín has posted the introduction and exercises from the first day of the class, and hopes to make an additional post for each day of class.
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Planet Fedora
In this section, we cover the highlights of Planet Fedora[1] - an aggregation of blogs from Fedora contributors worldwide. This edition covers highlights from the past three weeks.
Contributing Writer: Adam Batkin
General
The big news these days was the debut of opensource.com/. As Jan Wildeboer described[1] it: "Finally. A place to discuss, learn, promote everything open...We started this community to allow people from all across the world, regardless of job and skills, to communicate and foster more Open. Let’s look (far) beyond software. Lets talk about the Open Everything that this world so desperately needs."
Karsten Wade followed-up[2] on what opensource.com is and isn't. "I’ve been watching some of the discussion around it and have some comments about a bit of confusion some folks are having. Please pass this along."
Jim Whitehurst delivered[3] a "State of the Union at Red Hat", reflecting on the past year.
