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From Chris Waldon to ~whereswaldon/arbor-announce
Hey all, We have a sync meeting this Thursday (the 21st) at 7pm EST (23:59 UTC). You can join at this meeting link: https://meet.nixnet.services/b/chr-mdt-z3m We'll run our meeting notes and agenda out of this live document: https://pad.nixnet.services/dHd486oJS5Gcer4FA3FKlQ# Looks like we'll have a lot to talk about. :D Hope to see you there,
From Chris Waldon to ~eliasnaur/gio-patches
> > what about: > > X: 0.5*float32(width), > Y: 0.5*float32(width), > > instead? (saves 2 divisions). Yup, that's clearly better. Updated patchset sent! Thank you!
From Chris Waldon to ~whereswaldon/arbor-infra
> Since (per the meeting notes) we're doing LXD for the actual runtimes > and we want unattended upgrades, I looked into it a bit. I think that > we may not want to do live-patching after all because it quite > literally prevents us from scaling (3 servers are free, from the 4th > it's $225 per year per server.) Oof. Yeah, we can't afford that crap. I guess we'll need to have some kind of scheduled reboot cadence? > Outside of this it seems like the path for automatic kernel upgrades is > to generate our own patch files and apply them manually through our > automation. I think we can start with just taking reboots. it's much easier to
From Chris Waldon to ~whereswaldon/arbor-infra
Hey all, Based on our date poll, the best overall time for the first Infra SIG session is 7pm EST on Saturday the 16th. We can gather in the normal BigBlueButton meeting room here: https://meet.nixnet.services/b/chr-mdt-z3m We can take notes here: https://pad.nixnet.services/H3qJODZsT4Cfkp7zYUuauA# I'll see you there! Chris
From Chris Waldon to ~eliasnaur/gio
> - 20 min: Stoked paths and go-p5 (Sebastien Binet)
This is intended to read "Stroked paths". Stoked paths sound
interesting, but do not exist so far as I am aware. :D
From Chris Waldon to ~eliasnaur/gio
Hey all, We'll be having the January community call this Friday (the 15th) at 15:30 UTC in the following Jitsi meeting room: https://meet.jit.si/gio-january-2021 The rough agenda is: - 5 min: Opening announcements (Elias/Chris) - 20 min: Stoked paths and go-p5 (Sebastien Binet) - 5 min: Q&A for Sebastien - 20 min: A File Picker for Gio (Pierre Curto) - 5 min: Q&A for Pierre
From Chris Waldon to ~whereswaldon/arbor-infra
Hey all, I've created a poll to help us schedule our first working session for the SIG. Please respond here as soon as you can: https://poll.nixnet.services/mzSdWMVBGGdmMSbq I'll call it after a majority of SIG members respond, and I'll send out an email with the final date/time. Thanks, Chris
From Chris Waldon to ~eliasnaur/gio-patches
Hi Pierre! Thanks for putting this reference together! Having this set of squares available will definitely help people use gradients in gio effectively! However, I do think that their current placement makes the kitchen look a little less... polished? It adds a lot of visual noise that is useful as a reference, but looks cluttered. We use that particular example to showcase all of the things that Gio supports, and I think its first impression matters. I have two thoughts about how to integrate this change: - switch between the basic gradient that predates this change and the
From Chris Waldon to ~whereswaldon/arbor-announce
Hey All, It's time to get together again! Now that the holidays are behind us, we have some planning to do! We're spinning off a special interest group for infrastructure management, and we're close to some significant features becoming available. You can join us at 7pm EST (23:59 UTC) here: https://meet.nixnet.services/b/chr-mdt-z3m We'll take notes here: https://pad.nixnet.services/qZI1HGMQRK-pd8nOuQS3wA# I hope to see you there! Chris
From Chris Waldon to ~eliasnaur/gio
Hey all, We'll be having our January call on January 15th at 15:30 UTC. I will send out a meeting link a little closer to the date. This time, we're going to keep to a 1-hour call for announcements, presentations, and project-scoped Q&A. After that, we'll have an hour of "office hours" during which you can bring questions from your specific project and get them answered. I still have room in the schedule for presentations if anyone has something that they would like to share! Please reach out to me if that's the case.