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We’ve had to alter the times between which Launchpad’s web interface will be read-only, while everything else is offline, for the release of Launchpad 10.05. New start time: 11.00 UTC 2nd June 2010 New end time: 14.00 UTC 2nd June 2010
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Come and meet some of the Launchpad team next week in Montreal! From around 7.30pm on Wednesday the 2nd of June, we’re going to be at Réservoir (map), which is at: 9 DuLuth Est. Montréal H2T 3L4 I’ll be there, along with Launchpad team leader Francis Lacoste, …
Some of the Launchpad team will be in Brussels next week for UDS, so it’s a great opportunity to head to a bar and meet up with other Launchpad users :) Come join us at Delirium Café from around 8pm on Wednesday the 12th of May. Look out for the people in Launchpad and …
The online team at The Economist recently set up a Launchpad project, using a commercial subscription. I asked Mark Theunissen, from The Economist Group, about their plans. Mark: We’re migrating the existing Economist.com stack from Coldfusion/Oracle to a LAMP stack running …
Since we first launched Personal Package Archives, we’ve set a starting size limit of 1 GiB. However, we’ve also said “yes” pretty much every time someone’s ask us for more space. So, seeing as how most requests have been for an increase to 2 GiB, …
When you’re new to a bug report that’s already had quite a bit of activity, it can take a few minutes to get a hang of what’s been happening. Launchpad gives you a shortcut that lets you quickly see the history of the bug: the bug activity log. Let’s take …
Launchpad’s web interface will be read-only (other aspects such as PPAs, the email interface and the API will be offline) for two hours from 09.00 UTC on Tuesday the 4th May 2010. Going offline: 09.00 UTC 4th May 2010 Expected back: 11.00 UTC 4th May 2010 This is for the …
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Thomas Pietrowski is an 18 year old high school student in Solingen, Germany, whose mopedix project aims to create a control system for mopeds and other vehicles. Matthew: Tell us more about mopedix Thomas: My software system is split into two different parts. First of all there …
Via Planet Launchpad: Launchpad’s Strategist, Jonathan Lange, writes on his blog: We’re starting to get a picture of what we want to do in the second half of 2010. In particular, lots of people within the team and within Canonical are starting to get fed up with our …