Archive for October, 2006



Latest work on FreeBSD/X.org

I’ve tried to get things done lately. I’ve installed xorg-modular on two of my laptops. Worked fine so far, but maintaining it was a real PITA, since I had the new xorg ports in a separate stripped ports tree (with the only necessary ports to compile xorg).

I finally set up a cvs to git importer, [...]

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As you should know if you’re a FreeBSD on desktop user, Gnome 2.16 has been committed to the FreeBSD Ports Tree few days ago. Being a Gnome user myself, I upgraded from 2.14 to 2.16 as soon as I had a little free time. To say the least, it’s been quite painful (I’m not blaming [...]

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I was back in Paris last week-end so I went to the Mondial de l’Automobile (sorry, I hate mixing languages together). I took some pictures that I just added to my gallery. Quite a few of them are blurred but I haven’t had the chance to remove them (yet).

If you’re a Tex Avery fan, you’ll [...]

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FreeBSD Test-Bugathon

I usually post those things in my blog first before going to the usual mailing lists but somehow I forgot to write a blog entry about it, so here is one.

Some days ago, linimon and remko have been talking on freebsd-developers and on IRC (#bsdports) about the event that NetBSD held few days ago. The [...]

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