I’ve had the pleasure last week to present the PicoForge platform to the delegates of JRES 2007 with a beautiful poster.
Comments welcome 😉
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I’ve had the pleasure last week to present the PicoForge platform to the delegates of JRES 2007 with a beautiful poster.
Comments welcome 😉
We finally issued the 1st issue of the PicoForge newsletter.
More details here.
Currently considering my intention of becoming maintainer of some Debian packages, I realized I had not blogged about the packaging I made for TWikiLdapContrib, an adapter for users and groups management in TWiki based on a LDAP directory.
See https://picoforge.int-evry.fr/cgi-bin/twiki/view/Picoforge/Web/TwikiLdapcontribDeb for more details on this package made for PicoForge.
I should add that it’s a bit outdated wrt the upstream package… but it seems to work for our use in PicoForge 😉
Update 20071005 :
I’ve issued a RFS for version 1.11 of the package, which is the current version advertised on twiki.org.
I’m also working on packaging the future 2.0 version provided by the author.
All details in the link above in Picoforge’s wiki.
I’ve made some Debian packages for the PHP library RAP, which contains RDF tools.
Some testing would be greatly appreciated.
More details on the packages : in the picoforge wiki.
It’s no surprise, but PicoForge can be installed on a Debian etch system running inside a xen domU.
This will allow me to hack on picoforge on my laptop, without breaking the system.
Picoforge requires lots of stuff installed and with particular versions of many packages, and may be kinda intrusive, using things like libpam-ldap, chroot accounts, etc.
I’m glad this works… now, let’s get back to real work 😉