Thanks for posting this transcript and for the informative & well-written talk, as ever!
Highlights for me:
- Filling in the gaps in my knowledge of GNOME a11y history - GitLab has inline code coverage markers on MRs 🤯 - Big recursion energy to fix the a11y of the code coverage tool used by the a11y code - The Gru's Plan meme reminded me of the first paragraph of this 10½-year-old post by Colin which I think about at least once a month blog.verbum.org/2011/12/06/the…
Of late I’ve become the “build guy” in GNOME it seems. One thing I want to clear up is I do not actually care about building just because I think it’s fun or interesting in …
Will T
in reply to Federico Mena Quintero • • •Thanks for posting this transcript and for the informative & well-written talk, as ever!
Highlights for me:
- Filling in the gaps in my knowledge of GNOME a11y history
- GitLab has inline code coverage markers on MRs 🤯
- Big recursion energy to fix the a11y of the code coverage tool used by the a11y code
- The Gru's Plan meme reminded me of the first paragraph of this 10½-year-old post by Colin which I think about at least once a month blog.verbum.org/2011/12/06/the…
The GPL and distributing binaries
Colin WaltersJordan Petridis
in reply to Will T • • •Federico Mena Quintero
in reply to Will T • • •Thanks! I remember Colin first telling me about ostree during the walk to the A Coruña lunch site, and me being fascinated by the possibilities.
(Basically I'm a newbie to this reproducible-stuff, but now I understand its value.)