l e w k . o r g

Measure is an activity that turns the computer into an oscilloscope. Signals from the microphone (and sensors) can be plotted in time and frequency domains.

class FedmsgNotifyService(dbus.service.Object, fedmsg.consumers.FedmsgConsumer):
    topic = 'org.fedoraproject.*'

    def consume(self, msg): …

class MyPackageFilter(Filter):
    """ Matches messages regarding packages that a given user has ACLs on """
    __description__ = 'Packages that these users maintain'
    __user_entry__ = 'Usernames'

    def __init__(self, settings):
        self.usernames = settings.replace(',', ' ').split()
        self.packages = set()
        reactor.callInThread(self._query_pkgdb)

    def _query_pkgdb(self):
        for username in self.usernames:
            log.info("Querying the PackageDB for %s's packages" % username)
            for pkg in PackageDB().user_packages(username)['pkgs']:
                self.packages.add(pkg['name'])

    def match(self, msg, processor):
        packages = processor.packages(msg)
        for package in self.packages:
            if package in packages:
                return True

import json, dbus

from gi.repository import GObject
from dbus.mainloop.glib import DBusGMainLoop

def consume(topic, body):
    print(topic)
    print(json.loads(body))

DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True)
bus = dbus.SessionBus()
bus.add_signal_receiver(consume, signal_name='MessageReceived',
                        dbus_interface='org.fedoraproject.fedmsg.notify',
                        path='/org/fedoraproject/fedmsg/notify')
loop = GObject.MainLoop()
loop.run()

$ virtualenv env
$ source env/bin/activate
$ pip install quantumrandom

$ qrandom --int --min 5 --max 15
7
$ qrandom --binary
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+a�a̙�IB�,S�!ꀔd�2H~�X�Z����R��.f
...
$ qrandom --hex
1dc59fde43b5045120453186d45653dd455bd8e6fc7d8c591f0018fa9261ab2835eb210e8
e267cf35a54c02ce2a93b3ec448c4c7aa84fdedb61c7b0d87c9e7acf8e9fdadc8d68bcaa5a
...

pip install ctypeslib hg+https://cusepy.googlecode.com/hg
sudo modprobe cuse
sudo chmod 666 /dev/cuse
qrandom-dev -v
sudo chmod 666 /dev/qrandom

$ cat /dev/qrandom | rngtest --blockcount=1000
rngtest: bits received from input: 20000032
rngtest: FIPS 140-2 successes: 1000
rngtest: FIPS 140-2 failures: 0
rngtest: FIPS 140-2(2001-10-10) Monobit: 0
rngtest: FIPS 140-2(2001-10-10) Poker: 0
rngtest: FIPS 140-2(2001-10-10) Runs: 0
rngtest: FIPS 140-2(2001-10-10) Long run: 0
rngtest: FIPS 140-2(2001-10-10) Continuous run: 0
rngtest: input channel speed: (min=17.696; avg=386.711; max=4882812.500)Kibits/s
rngtest: FIPS tests speed: (min=10.949; avg=94.538; max=161.640)Mibits/s
rngtest: Program run time: 50708319 microseconds

sudo rngd --rng-device=/dev/qrandom --random-device=/dev/random --timeout=5 --foreground

watch -n 1 cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail

>>> quantumrandom.get_data(data_type='uint16', array_length=5)
[42796, 32457, 9242, 11316, 21078]
>>> quantumrandom.get_data(data_type='hex16', array_length=5, block_size=2)
['f1d5', '0eb3', '1119', '7cfd', '64ce']

>>> quantumrandom.randint(0, 20)
5
>>> quantumrandom.hex()[:10]
'8272613343'
>>> quantumrandom.binary()[0]
'\xa5'
>>> len(quantumrandom.binary())
10000
>>> quantumrandom.uint16()
numpy.array([24094, 13944, 22109, 22908, 34878, 33797, 47221, 21485, 37930, ...], dtype=numpy.uint16)
>>> quantumrandom.uint16().data[:10]
'\x87\x7fY.\xcc\xab\xea\r\x1c`'

sudo yum -y install python-virtualenv
git clone git://fedorapeople.org/~lmacken/leafymiracle && cd leafymiracle
virtualenv env && source env/bin/activate
python setup.py develop
python leafymiracle/populate.py
paster serve development.ini

#!/usr/bin/python
# photobooth.py - version 0.3
# Requires: python-imaging, qrencode, gphoto2, surl
# Author: Luke Macken <lmacken@redhat.com>
# License: GPLv3

import os
import surl
import Image
import subprocess

from uuid import uuid4
from os.path import join, basename, expanduser

# Where to spit out our qrcode, watermarked image, and local html
out = expanduser('~/Desktop/sxsw')

# The watermark to apply to all images
watermark_img = expanduser('~/Desktop/fedora.png')

# This assumes ssh-agent is running so we can do password-less scp
ssh_image_repo = 'fedorapeople.org:~/public_html/sxsw/'

# The public HTTP repository for uploaded images
http_image_repo = 'http://lmacken.fedorapeople.org/sxsw/'

# Size of the qrcode pixels
qrcode_size = 10

# Whether or not to delete the photo after uploading it to the remote server
delete_after_upload = True

# The camera configuration
# Use gphoto2 --list-config and --get-config for more information
gphoto_config = {
    '/main/imgsettings/imagesize': 3, # small
    '/main/imgsettings/imagequality': 0, # normal
    '/main/capturesettings/zoom': 70, # zoom factor
}

# The URL shortener to use
shortener = 'tinyurl.com'

class PhotoBooth(object):

    def initialize(self):
        """ Detect the camera and set the various settings """
        cfg = ['--set-config=%s=%s' % (k, v) for k, v in gphoto_config.items()]
        subprocess.call('gphoto2 --auto-detect ' +
                        ' '.join(cfg), shell=True)

    def capture_photo(self):
        """ Capture a photo and download it from the camera """
        filename = join(out, '%s.jpg' % str(uuid4()))
        cfg = ['--set-config=%s=%s' % (k, v) for k, v in gphoto_config.items()]
        subprocess.call('gphoto2 ' +
                        '--capture-image-and-download ' +
                        '--filename="%s" ' % filename,
                        shell=True)
        return filename

    def process_image(self, filename):
        print "Processing %s..." % filename
        print "Applying watermark..."
        image = self.watermark(filename)
        print "Uploading to remote server..."
        url = self.upload(image)
        print "Generating QRCode..."
        qrcode = self.qrencode(url)
        print "Shortening URL..."
        tiny = self.shorten(url)
        print "Generating HTML..."
        html = self.html_output(url, qrcode, tiny)
        subprocess.call('firefox "%s"' % html, shell=True)
        print "Done!"

    def watermark(self, image):
        """ Apply a watermark to an image """
        mark = Image.open(watermark_img)
        im = Image.open(image)
        if im.mode != 'RGBA':
            im = im.convert('RGBA')
        layer = Image.new('RGBA', im.size, (0,0,0,0))
        position = (im.size[0] - mark.size[0], im.size[1] - mark.size[1])
        layer.paste(mark, position)
        outfile = join(out, basename(image))
        Image.composite(layer, im, layer).save(outfile)
        return outfile

    def upload(self, image):
        """ Upload this image to a remote server """
        subprocess.call('scp "%s" %s' % (image, ssh_image_repo), shell=True)
        if delete_after_upload:
            os.unlink(image)
        return http_image_repo + basename(image)

    def qrencode(self, url):
        """ Generate a QRCode for a given URL """
        qrcode = join(out, 'qrcode.png')
        subprocess.call('qrencode -s %d -o "%s" %s' % (
            qrcode_size, qrcode, url), shell=True)
        return qrcode

    def shorten(self, url):
        """ Generate a shortened URL """
        return surl.services.supportedServices()[shortener].get({}, url)

    def html_output(self, image, qrcode, tinyurl):
        """ Output HTML with the image, qrcode, and tinyurl """
        html = """
            <html>
              <center>
                <table>
                  <tr>
                    <td colspan="2">
                        <b><a href="%(tinyurl)s">%(tinyurl)s</a></b>
                    </td>
                  </tr>
                  <tr>
                    <td><img src="%(image)s" border="0"/></td>
                    <td><img src="%(qrcode)s" border="0"/></td>
                  </tr>
                </table>
              </center>
          </html>
        """ % {'image': image, 'qrcode': qrcode, 'tinyurl': tinyurl}
        outfile = join(out, basename(image) + '.html')
        output = file(outfile, 'w')
        output.write(html)
        output.close()
        return outfile

if __name__ == "__main__":
    photobooth = PhotoBooth()
    try:
        photobooth.initialize()
        while True:
            raw_input("Press enter to capture photo.")
            filename = photobooth.capture_photo()
            photobooth.process_image(filename)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        print "\nExiting..."

Bodhi Statistics Report (Generated on June 8th, 2010)
=====================================================

Out of 17412 total updates, 2958 received feedback (16.99%)
Out of 1045 total unique karma submitters, the top 30 are:
 * notting (424)
 * mclasen (366)
 * jkeating (321)
 * adamwill (283)
 * cwickert (161)
 * rdieter (159)
 * pbrobinson (141)
 * kevin (141)
 * cweyl (122)
 * tomspur (119)
 * mtasaka (110)
 * xake (97)
 * cschwangler (86)
 * kwright (84)
 * peter (83)
 * hadess (80)
 * michich (72)
 * tagoh (69)
 * pfrields (69)
 * bpepple (69)
 * iarnell (68)
 * lkundrak (66)
 * shinobi (65)
 * sundaram (64)
 * spot (62)
 * pravins (62)
 * markmc (62)
 * thomasj (61)
 * smooge (60)
 * fab (59)

================================================================================
     Fedora 13
================================================================================

 * 3562 updates
 * 3065 stable updates
 * 427 testing updates
 * 62 pending updates
 * 8 obsolete updates
 * 2371 bugfix updates (66.56%)
 * 745 enhancement updates (20.92%)
 * 89 security updates (2.50%)
 * 357 newpackage updates (10.02%)
 * 410 critical path updates (11.51%)
 * 333 critical path updates approved
 * 1155 updates received feedback (32.43%)
 * 12120 +0 comments
 * 2477 +1 comments
 * 155 -1 comments
 * 595 unique authenticated karma submitters
 * 133 anonymous users gave feedback (1.57%)
 * 2261 out of 3562 updates went through testing (63.48%)
 * 1317 testing updates were pushed *without* karma (58.25%)
 * 21 critical path updates pushed *without* karma
 * Time spent in testing:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 9 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * 4 updates automatically unpushed due to karma (0.11%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * 231 updates automatically pushed due to karma (6.49%)
   * 2 of which were critical path updates
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were pushed by karma:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 7 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were unpushed by karma:
   * mean = 9 days
   * median = 5 days
   * mode = 5 days
 * 2445 packages updated (top 10 shown)
    * selinux-policy: 13
    * jd: 12
    * openoffice.org: 12
    * gdb: 12
    * ibus-pinyin: 11
    * nautilus: 10
    * kernel: 10
    * evolution: 9
    * libfm: 9
    * libmx: 9

================================================================================
     Fedora 12
================================================================================

 * 4844 updates
 * 4291 stable updates
 * 371 testing updates
 * 113 pending updates
 * 69 obsolete updates
 * 2905 bugfix updates (59.97%)
 * 1054 enhancement updates (21.76%)
 * 201 security updates (4.15%)
 * 684 newpackage updates (14.12%)
 * 407 critical path updates (8.40%)
 * 960 updates received feedback (19.82%)
 * 16311 +0 comments
 * 1899 +1 comments
 * 554 -1 comments
 * 758 unique authenticated karma submitters
 * 576 anonymous users gave feedback (5.33%)
 * 2873 out of 4844 updates went through testing (59.31%)
 * 2138 testing updates were pushed *without* karma (74.42%)
 * 188 critical path updates pushed *without* karma
 * Time spent in testing:
   * mean = 14 days
   * median = 13 days
   * mode = 17 days
 * 12 updates automatically unpushed due to karma (0.25%)
   * 4 of which were critical path updates
 * 133 updates automatically pushed due to karma (2.75%)
   * 13 of which were critical path updates
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were pushed by karma:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 7 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were unpushed by karma:
   * mean = 9 days
   * median = 5 days
   * mode = 5 days
 * 2902 packages updated (top 10 shown)
    * qbittorrent: 25
    * gdb: 25
    * selinux-policy: 22
    * kernel: 15
    * xorg-x11-server: 14
    * ibus: 13
    * jd: 13
    * abrt: 11
    * gvfs: 11
    * gtk2: 11

================================================================================
     Fedora 11
================================================================================

 * 6987 updates
 * 6381 stable updates
 * 183 testing updates
 * 99 pending updates
 * 324 obsolete updates
 * 3649 bugfix updates (52.23%)
 * 1566 enhancement updates (22.41%)
 * 350 security updates (5.01%)
 * 1422 newpackage updates (20.35%)
 * 383 critical path updates (5.48%)
 * 729 updates received feedback (10.43%)
 * 23427 +0 comments
 * 1197 +1 comments
 * 448 -1 comments
 * 782 unique authenticated karma submitters
 * 481 anonymous users gave feedback (3.58%)
 * 4129 out of 6987 updates went through testing (59.10%)
 * 3620 testing updates were pushed *without* karma (87.67%)
 * 278 critical path updates pushed *without* karma
 * Time spent in testing:
   * mean = 15 days
   * median = 14 days
   * mode = 17 days
 * 7 updates automatically unpushed due to karma (0.10%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * 64 updates automatically pushed due to karma (0.92%)
   * 11 of which were critical path updates
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were pushed by karma:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 7 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were unpushed by karma:
   * mean = 9 days
   * median = 5 days
   * mode = 5 days
 * 3787 packages updated (top 10 shown)
    * libguestfs: 30
    * jd: 24
    * selinux-policy: 23
    * kdebase-workspace: 19
    * kernel: 18
    * gdb: 16
    * dovecot: 16
    * qemu: 16
    * kdebase-runtime: 16
    * kdenetwork: 16

================================================================================
     Fedora EPEL 5
================================================================================

 * 1572 updates
 * 1255 stable updates
 * 198 testing updates
 * 43 pending updates
 * 76 obsolete updates
 * 734 bugfix updates (46.69%)
 * 236 enhancement updates (15.01%)
 * 93 security updates (5.92%)
 * 509 newpackage updates (32.38%)
 * 20 critical path updates (1.27%)
 * 103 updates received feedback (6.55%)
 * 6076 +0 comments
 * 156 +1 comments
 * 19 -1 comments
 * 243 unique authenticated karma submitters
 * 41 anonymous users gave feedback (1.22%)
 * 1176 out of 1572 updates went through testing (74.81%)
 * 1092 testing updates were pushed *without* karma (92.86%)
 * 19 critical path updates pushed *without* karma
 * Time spent in testing:
   * mean = 24 days
   * median = 18 days
   * mode = 16 days
 * 0 updates automatically unpushed due to karma (0.00%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * 10 updates automatically pushed due to karma (0.64%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were pushed by karma:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 7 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were unpushed by karma:
   * mean = 9 days
   * median = 5 days
   * mode = 5 days
 * 1060 packages updated (top 10 shown)
    * libguestfs: 26
    * znc: 10
    * vrq: 8
    * cherokee: 8
    * 389-ds-base: 8
    * viewvc: 8
    * 389-admin: 7
    * pki-ca: 7
    * wordpress-mu: 7
    * Django: 7

================================================================================
     Fedora EPEL 4
================================================================================

 * 447 updates
 * 359 stable updates
 * 40 testing updates
 * 11 pending updates
 * 37 obsolete updates
 * 222 bugfix updates (49.66%)
 * 68 enhancement updates (15.21%)
 * 40 security updates (8.95%)
 * 117 newpackage updates (26.17%)
 * 5 critical path updates (1.12%)
 * 11 updates received feedback (2.46%)
 * 1592 +0 comments
 * 11 +1 comments
 * 2 -1 comments
 * 85 unique authenticated karma submitters
 * 2 anonymous users gave feedback (0.24%)
 * 320 out of 447 updates went through testing (71.59%)
 * 311 testing updates were pushed *without* karma (97.19%)
 * 5 critical path updates pushed *without* karma
 * Time spent in testing:
   * mean = 18 days
   * median = 16 days
   * mode = 16 days
 * 0 updates automatically unpushed due to karma (0.00%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * 1 updates automatically pushed due to karma (0.22%)
   * 0 of which were critical path updates
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were pushed by karma:
   * mean = 11 days
   * median = 7 days
   * mode = 7 days
 * Time spent in testing of updates that were unpushed by karma:
   * mean = 9 days
   * median = 5 days
   * mode = 5 days
 * 313 packages updated (top 10 shown)
    * cherokee: 8
    * globus-common: 7
    * R: 6
    * voms: 6
    * globus-gsi-proxy-ssl: 5
    * globus-openssl-module: 5
    * globus-gsi-proxy-core: 5
    * bitlbee: 5
    * flashrom: 5
    * viewvc: 5

lmacken@tomservo ~/bodhi $ nosetests
................................................................................................
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 96 tests in 725.111s

OK

lmacken@tomservo ~/bodhi $ nosetests --processes=50
................................................................................................
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 96 tests in 10.915s

OK

Fedora 10 Updates	Most updates per developer in Fedora 10
Most Updated Packages in Fedora 10	Packages with best karma
Top Fedora 10 testers	Most tested Fedora 10 packages

Torrent Name	Number of completed downloads
Fedora-10-i386-DVD	112,807
Fedora-10-x86_64-DVD	65,965
Fedora-10-i386-CDs	10,621
Fedora-10-ppc-DVD	6,851
Fedora-10-source-DVD	3,740
Fedora-10-x86_64-CDs	3,141
Fedora-10-ppc-CDs	1,336
Fedora-10-i686-AOS	666
Fedora-10-source-CDs	662
Fedora-10-i686-Live	599
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live	336
Fedora-10-x86_64-AOS	274
Fedora-10-i686-Live-KDE	201
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-KDE	78
Fedora-10-i686-Live-XFCE	37
Fedora-10-i686-Live-Developer	13
Fedora-10-i686-Live-FEL	12
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-XFCE	5
Fedora-10-i686-Live-broffice	3
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-Developer	3
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-FEL	2
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-edu-math	1
Fedora-10-i686-Live-edu-math	1
Fedora-10-x86_64-Live-broffice	0

Total	207,354

Week	Dates	New Unique IPs	Total Unique IPs	Total compared to F9
1	2008-11-25 -- 2008-12-01	67,421	67,421	73%
2	2008-12-02 -- 2008-12-08	81,674	149,095	97%
3	2008-12-09 -- 2008-12-15	60,759	209,854	97%
4	2008-12-16 -- 2008-12-22	62,527	272,381	93%
5	2008-12-23 -- 2008-12-29	68,375	340,756	97%
6	2008-12-30 -- 2009-01-05	73,585	414,341	97%
7	2009-01-06 -- 2009-01-12	94,166	508,507	103%
8	2009-01-13 -- 2009-01-19	85,557	594,064	106%
9	2009-01-20 -- 2009-01-26	87,678	681,742	107%
10	2009-01-27 -- 2009-02-02	91,014	772,756	110%
11	2009-02-03 -- 2009-02-09	95,238	867,994	113%
12	2009-02-10 -- 2009-02-16	95,967	963,961	115%
13	2009-02-17 -- 2009-02-23	109,800	1,073,761	115%
14	2009-02-24 -- 2009-03-02	85,246	1,159,007	--
15	2009-03-03 -- 2009-03-09	100,610	1,259,617	--
16	2009-03-10 -- 2009-03-16	100,323	1,359,940	--
17	2009-03-17 -- 2009-03-23	100,819	1,460,759	--
18	2009-03-24 -- 2009-03-30	102,843	1,563,602	--
19	2009-03-31 -- 2009-04-06	101,978	1,665,580	136%
20	2009-04-07 -- 2009-04-13	99,586	1,765,166	--
21	2009-04-14 -- 2009-04-20	101,808	1,866,974	--
22	2009-04-21 -- 2009-04-27	100,230	1,967,177	--
23	2009-04-28 -- 2009-05-04	97,584	2,064,761	--
24	2009-05-05 -- 2009-05-11	95,923	2,160,684	137%
25	2009-05-12 -- 2009-05-18	95,632	2,256,316	--
26	2009-05-19 -- 2009-05-25	92,377	2,348,693	--
27	2009-05-26 -- 2009-06-01	91,747	2,440,440	--
28	2009-06-02 -- 2009-06-08	91,513	2,531,953	--

Week	Dates	Downloads this week	Total downloads
1	2008-11-25 -- 2008-12-01	236,886	236,886
2	2008-12-02 -- 2008-12-08	105,994	342,880
3	2008-12-09 -- 2008-12-15	83,740	426,620
4	2008-12-16 -- 2008-12-22	76,982	503,602
5	2008-12-23 -- 2008-12-29	66,351	569,953
6	2008-12-30 -- 2009-01-05	65,102	635,055
7	2009-01-06 -- 2009-01-12	72,729	707,784
8	2009-01-13 -- 2009-01-19	73,301	781,085
9	2009-01-20 -- 2009-01-26	72,082	853,167
10	2009-01-27 -- 2009-02-02	71,788	924,955
11	2009-02-03 -- 2009-02-09	72,529	997,484
12	2009-02-10 -- 2009-02-16	69,071	1,066,555
13	2009-02-17 -- 2009-02-23	69,216	1,135,771
14	2009-02-24 -- 2009-03-02	67,669	1,203,440
15	2009-03-03 -- 2009-03-09	66,666	1,270,106
16	2009-03-10 -- 2009-03-16	65,524	1,335,630
17	2009-03-17 -- 2009-03-23	63,218	1,398,848
18	2009-03-24 -- 2009-03-30	62,930	1,461,778
19	2009-03-31 -- 2009-04-06	59,813	1,521,591
20	2009-04-07 -- 2009-04-13	57,102	1,578,693
21	2009-04-14 -- 2009-04-20	55,871	1,634,564
22	2009-04-21 -- 2009-04-27	55,117	1,689,681
23	2009-04-28 -- 2009-05-04	50,815	1,740,496
24	2009-05-05 -- 2009-05-11	48,139	1,788,635
25	2009-05-12 -- 2009-05-18	47,813	1,836,448
26	2009-05-19 -- 2009-05-25	46,077	1,882,525
27	2009-05-26 -- 2009-06-01	44,969	1,927,494
28	2009-06-02 -- 2009-06-08	44,835	1,972,329

Initial push request from releng
Check koji tag / bodhi status consistency	38s
Move all of the build tags in Koji	9m32s
Update the comps CVS module	11s
Mash f9-updates-testing	4m16s
Mash f9-updates	1h3m8s
Mash f10-updates-testing	12m43s
Mash f10-updates	37m51s
Set update ids, state modifications, updates-testing digest generation	1m57s
Generate updateinfo.xml	5m55s
Repo sanity checks & symlinking to go live	1m4s
Cache latest repodata, and remove old	1m14s
Wait for updates to hit the master mirror	1h1s
Send update notices, update/close bugs, notify developers/commenters	11m11s
Total	3h49m42s

l e w k . o r g

Keeping your finger on the pulse of the Fedora community

Introducing fedmsg-notify

Under the hood

Consuming fedmsg over DBus

Contributing

Wielding the ANU Quantum Random Number Generator

Installing

Using the command-line tool

Creating /dev/qrandom

Testing the randomness for FIPS 140-2 compliance

Adding entropy to the Linux random number generator

Monitoring your available entropy levels

Python API

Red Hat OpenShift Express & The Leafy Miracle

git clone all of your Fedora packages

Fedora Photobooth @ SXSW

FUDCon 2011 Tempe

Sessions

The Next Big Project

Hackfests

liveusb-creator 3.9.3 windows release

Professors' Open Source Summer Experience @ RIT

Fedora Updates Report

liveusb-creator trojan in the wild

Fedora Community Statistics

nose 0.11

My dream machine

RIP Fedora 10

Updates

Torrent

Yum Data

Direct downloads

FUDCon Toronto 2009

Moksha

Fedora Community

TurboGears2

python-fedora

Bodhi

liveusb-creator

Python

Intel iMac8,1 support

Thincrust

dogtail

TurboGears2 in Fedora & EPEL

What is TurboGears2?

Installing the TurboGears2 stack & development tools

Creating your first TG2 app

Run your test suite

Run your application

Read the documentation

Contribute

Fedora 12 is here!

New liveusb-creator release!

Good Python Habits: vim + pyflakes

Fedora 12 filesystem showdown

Fedora 9 Updates Metrics

Bodhi EPEL support!

Fedora Activity Day: Fedora Development Cycle 2009

bodhi updates push process

liveusb-creator 3.0