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My part for Randa
Tuesday, 3 June 2014
I just give it back to KDE at least some in return of all i received in all last 10 years. Please, if you in some ways had KDE improved your day by day , help to fund Randa meetings.
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I'm going too
Friday, 14 June 2013
This has been an very different year for me, but so far so good, things happened and despite the crazy itinerary to get the most "almost" cheap tickets...
Explaining Anagrm and our Android efforts
Friday, 21 September 2012
Hello blog, long time no see :-)
In last few months, Collabora, my employer, moved me and a team of good hackers to a mission of enable in some way automatic open source tools, code and libraries on top of AOSP ( Android Open Source Project ), and with our central focus are Wayland, Gstreamer and Pulseaudio, and a bit with Qt5 before, but this for later and will be some personal project soon.
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I'm going too !!
Wednesday, 3 August 2011
Another year, my first Desktop Summit, plenty of things to do, gstreamer training, help organization, even be a referee in a geek football match. Crazy days ahead. Leaving sunny Florianópolis right now !
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A Tale of Chile
Wednesday, 27 October 2010
I've been last week in Concépcion, south of Chile to attend another nice open source conference, been the second brazilian around ( Sulamita Garcia beat me first :-). But for me was special since last year we have finally some latin american KDE communities giving life signs, and i would expect that take more time to have they start to appear strongly, even more most of latin america been a strong Gnome supporter for years.
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We're looking for passionate Qt and KDE developers !!
Tuesday, 17 August 2010
So, as looking that everyone is in the hiring mode...
Yes, Collabora is hiring. So if you are passionate for open source, want join a company that share the same passion as well, want to work from any place in the world and have at least some of these skills below, then we want to know you.
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And now what ?
Friday, 16 July 2010
Brazil's copyright law forbids using DRM to block fair use
Chile becomes first country to guarantee net neutrality
Software Now Un-Patentable In New Zealand
What is your country is doing for you ?
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Warming up - Multimedia and Edu Sprint
Thursday, 20 May 2010
Long time, no post...
So, this probably is the first post from the multimedia sprint, after an interesting internet setup which a fire alarm was a crucial component :-)
As usual, lost airplane connections could not be missing in my journey, this time relaxed for the company of two brazilian coleagues, Tomaz e Alexandre.
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Amazing Board
Thursday, 22 October 2009
Amazing Blog This is the amazing idea that came with Amanda from the new local KDE-MG group. Simple, beatifull and the most interesting way to get conference people to enjoy your booth, put his ideas out of the mind and getting everyone close.
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So far, so long, thanks for all the fish...
Thursday, 15 October 2009
So some already heard the news, but just today i felt that is time to push my own message. After 10 and a half years, i'm leaving Conectiva and of course Mandriva.
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And we have new maintainers for KDE Brasil website
Monday, 13 April 2009
Hello everyone, from some time br.kde.org, the Brazilian KDE page was maintained in a slow pace, due the heavy duty that me, Maurício, Felipe ( the previous mantainer ) and other translations guys in role are into ( like real life ).
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Mandriva releases qt-creator with new cmake buildsystem..
Monday, 9 March 2009
Yes, sounds strange. Why should i did it ? Well, first is known among the distros that qt-creator in first release is not the most friendly to packaging. Not only beacuse qmake, but because some distros rely on things like splitted packages or 32/64 bits coexistent libs and plugins.
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Mandriva 2009.0 KDE 4.2.1 packages available - With Qt 4.5.0 final !!!
Thursday, 5 March 2009
Arrived the time of year of doing another test upgrade for Mandriva users. This time is a little bit special, since you will be using Qt 4.5.0 final, with all our efforts to make it stable with backports, annoying some KDE devels ( thanks dfaure and Thiago ), etc.
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Mandriva Front Update - 2009.0 KDE 4.2.0 packages for x86_64 available too. Qt 4.5.0 RC1 for cooker available
Friday, 6 February 2009
Mandriva 2009.0 KDE 4.2.0 packages now updated for both i586 and x86_64. A standard urpmi repository is available. README for some detailed information. Some reference to a corrupted l10n packages will be verified and fixed this weekend, but not affects regular usage.
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Mandriva 2009.0 KDE 4.2.0 packages available
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Thanks to a good earphone playing lots and lots of loud and good trance music, i'm providing Mandriva 2009.0 KDE 4.2.0 packages. For now only i586 packages are available, x86_64 packages will be provided after initial feedback.
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Mandriva 2008 Spring KDE 4.1 RC1 packages available
Wednesday, 16 July 2008
With some delay due the heavy workload at Mandriva offices, i manage to provide some experimental packages for Mandriva 2008 Spring. A standard urpmi repository is available. Please refer to README for detailed information.
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And we did it again - Mandriva 2008.1 Spring is out...
Wednesday, 9 April 2008
Well, was a huge journey for usr this time. 2008.1 was not only an updated 2008.0, but since early design, was clearly that we would try do a big step on our development.
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KDE 4.0.0 from Mandriva and Brazil - A big thanks to all KDE team
Friday, 11 January 2008
First of all, on behalf of all Mandriva KDE team ( me, Gustavo Boiko, Danilo César and our main contributor Nicolas Lecureuil ), we want to to say a big thanks for the enourmous efforts and the present result named KDE 4.
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And more about play the "revolución" game...
Friday, 30 November 2007
Troy was a little too much polite for me. Really. Is easy to understand when we saw critics. Most easy when are from the people that can't or couldn't help the subject but want express their own feeling about this.
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ABN Amro Real Bank want to shutdown linux clients in Brazil... Is already a Santander move ?
Tuesday, 9 October 2007
First of all, i'm working in a Linux company, i use Linux for almost everything in my life except gaming. Second, my company sold like hundred thousand of linux machines all over the world.
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An we have Qt Jambi Mandriva package !!
Wednesday, 15 August 2007
I started Jambi package to Mandriva at Akademy this year, but process was complex since we're dealing with buildsystem changes, Java new packages, Qt4 layout changing, so lots of barriers to get the task done.
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Found Luggage :-) Yay !!
Thursday, 2 August 2007
Ok, 22 days after, the bag is back ! All stuff inside, no damage at all, just the bag itself with some scratches.
Interesting thing in that clearly luggage was open and all things changed position, even things that was inside a necessaire, like a deodorant, was drop on bag, and necessaire was still closed :-) I will not complain about the scratches on the bag, i had enough stress about whole thing last weeks, i'm happy enough to have all things back with me.
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Lost luggage :-(
Friday, 13 July 2007
BIG RANT MODE Seens like air companies are really lost on this days. My luggage still not arrived, and neither companies, TAM and British Airways seens able to find what's happened.
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Arena de Programação do FISL 8 / FISL 8 Programming Arena Contest
Tuesday, 10 April 2007
( For english speakers, translation will follow soon portuguese entry )
Bom, acredito que a maioria dos interessados nessa arena de programação do FISL devem já ter recebido o recente comunicado sobre premiações e desafios que pretendem colocar.
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Spoiler pt_BR Code Warning :-) !!! E teremos um contest Rot13 no FISL
Thursday, 5 April 2007
Nada como um "desafio" de uma arena de programação. Esconderam um código na página e com dicas do futuro lá também :-)
O "código" escondido é um pequeno javascript do infame Rot13 "criptografado" em Rot13.
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LinuxChix Brazil Meeting next weekend
Sunday, 3 September 2006
Breaking my long time without blogging and doing talks, i couldn't forget to say that we have soon the new Linuxchix event, and now with a new important target added on the roll, the teacher's side.
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Next KDE Brazilian Idol
Saturday, 22 April 2006
Couples ( actually way more than couples ) of Caipirinhas, beer, and here we go... Aaron Seigo play for the masses.. Many thanks our fellow XSun for the picture
The problem with desk headphones...
Friday, 3 March 2006
... is that usually came with a not long enough wire :-) After some hours spent in front of my home computer, even been a extremly good Stanton headphone, i've become tired of make my chair pass with his wheels over the wire again, and again, and again.
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Merry Christmas
Saturday, 24 December 2005
Simple as should be: Merry Christmas for everyone... No exceptions... :-)
References and crossreferences...
Tuesday, 19 July 2005
For everyone's blaming me not blogging for some time, i wouldn't feel good to write anything before recently changes. Too much work, not good days, even hard to get a good mood to work on KDE, but.
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The strange KDE vacations ever...
Tuesday, 3 May 2005
Well... This year i intended to take vacations at mom's house, in a beatifull place called Florianópolis.. I scheduled my vacations to april, 3 and i was thinking that everything would go smooth until the week before arrived !
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Cleaning the past...
Sunday, 15 August 2004
Vacations lead you to do strange things... I waked up this morning and strangely aim my eyes to the huge closet barely opened in last three years at my apartment.. So, i decided that it's time to throw out almost everything in there, since i really didn't need this stuff.
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The evil of all translation ( or how i18n packaging can be hell on the earth )
Thursday, 25 March 2004
Well Following the tuff days at Conectiva ( company restructuring is always tuff ), we are finishing our next Conectiva release. Many people know how insane and massive split package policy we have, and adding new packaging features like automatic i18n subpackages generation and auto detecting i18n install by language ( all thanks to LUA language embedded on apt ) looks like the things are become harder to manage, no ?
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