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Upgrading to Firefox 3 Beta 5 in Foresight Linux 2

As some people may have noticed Firefox 3 Beta 5 has been pushed to Foresight Linux 2 QA and will soon be default in Foresight Linux 2.
The first thing that I noticed when I updated was that none of my extensions worked. After a few minutes of googling, I found that there are a couple [...]

Flourish

Finally got around to posting a few pictures from Flourish.
http://photos.bentlogic.net/v/Flourish+08/
It was really nice to have the chance to talk to people about Foresight and finally meet a few more people face to face. There was a lot of interest in the KPC from many of the attendees and in Foresight overall.

Flourish in Chicago

I’m headed to Flourish this weekend in Chicago. I’ll be helping out Kevin with the Foresight and Gnome booths.
Stef is going to be giving a talk on building appliances with Conary and rBuilder.
The conference is on Friday and Saturday, but we don’t fly out until Sunday night, so I want to find something to do [...]

Foresight Installable Disk Image

I spent a couple of days last week figuring out what it would take a make an installable USB key of Foresight Linux 2. I knew going in that Anaconda could handle installing from hard drive, but I wanted to make sure that the installer had the same sort of automated feel that it has [...]

PackageKit 0.1.5

PacakgeKit 0.1.5 was released today. This release includes several fixes to the Conary backend:

Better error handling - The backend reports errors to PackageKit rather than just silently failing. Now when you try to update your system if there is an error you should get a nice message in your notification area that details the error. [...]

GNOME Developer Kit: much easier than building from SVN

Arstechnica recently published an article on the GNOME Developer Kit that Ken put together. It is based on Foresight Linux and automatically built from a fresh SVN snapshot every night using rMake. The project can be downloaded from gnome.rpath.org for anyone to use.
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