June 22, 2016
Mercurial Mirror For Django 1.10 branch
Following the recent 1.10-beta1 release, here is our usual “production” mirror, aimed at: being a lightweight read-only repository to clone from for production servers hide the ugly git stuff behind a great mercurial interface The clone is at the usual location at bitbucket, from which you can browse, clone, update, … https://bitbucket.org/orzel/django-1.10-production/
April 17, 2016
Using keystone 9.0.0 (Mitaka) with gunicorn and nginx
(all of this is done in Gentoo, but this is mostly irrelevant here). With the Mitaka release, keystone expects a WSGI server of some sort. The ‘canonical’ documentation is focused on apache + uwsgi. Apache is so old school, I haven’t used it at all since .. 2010 or so I think. I have nothing against uwsgi […]
February 28, 2016
Mercurial Mirror For Django 1.9 branch
I forgot to mention it, but I’ve created the 1.9 “production” mirror at the usual location: As a reminder, those mirrors have two purposes: be a lightweight read-only repository to clone from for production servers hide the ugly git stuff behind a great mercurial interface The clone is at the usual location at bitbucket, from which […]
January 17, 2015
Mercurial Mirror For Django 1.8 branch
Another year, another alpha release for Django and … another “production” mirror for me and anybody else interested. Django has just released the first alpha for Django-1.8. As usual, I create the mirror as soon as the corresponding branch is opened (stable/1.8.x), but this is still alpha stuff for you to test, not anything stable you […]
November 27, 2014
Hgactivity 2.2 is released
It’s been a long time since the last maintenance release, and there are several fixes worth releasing. There are also few enhancements, including patches from an external contributor. Thanks Rudy 🙂 Most people are using a clone and just need to update, but for the others, I’ve released tarballs as well. Homepage Announcement Download
May 20, 2014
KDE Community: be liberal with ourselves, be harsh with others
(yes, the title is a tribute to the robustness principle) Censored In quite an aggressive move, I’ve been censored by KDE. My blog has been removed from kdeplanet. The only information I have so far is a mail (and this): SVN commit 1386393 by jriddell: Disable Thomas Capricelli’s blog for breaching Planet KDE guidelines CCMAIL:orzel@xxxxx […]
May 3, 2014
Fix Baloo on KDE using the same trick as once used with Nepomuk
update: this post made me banned from KDE planet in a very rough way Nepomuk Problem Since the daunting day of the kde 4.0 release, I’ve been struggling with nepomuk. I’m no random user, i know about low-level programming, i/o bound, cpu bound stuff, and I kinda tried to have it working. I failed […]
January 23, 2014
Mercurial Mirror For Django 1.7 Branch
Today the Django project released the first alpha for Django 1.7. As such, the branch for 1.7 has been created in the git repository, and we can start mirroring it. Of course, this is still an alpha and the clone shouldn’t be used yet for prodution. The purpose is to test 1.7 early and to […]
November 5, 2013
Release of Colibri 1.0-beta2
Time flies, and I haven’t made any release of Colibri for a long time, despite it being used in production and bug being fixed as they are found. So here it is. No shiny new feature there, it’s mostly about bug fixing, code cleaning and updating the code. More importantly: Colibri now requires Django 1.6, […]
July 18, 2013
Release of EmergeActivity 2.1
Emerge activity is a small PyQt application aimed at Gentoo users that displays an “activity” graph of the emerges. Here’s a typical example on my desktop computer : For those wondering, the huge increase in 2009 is when the Gentoo KDE team decided to split KDE packages, and the drop in 2011 is when I stopped […]