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Debian Related Work Uploaded cage 0.3.1-1 to unstable Uploaded swaylock 1.8.6-1 to unstable Uploaded scdoc 1.11.5-1 to unstable Uploaded xdg-desktop-portal-wlr 0.8.4-1 to unstable Uploaded swayimg 5.5-1 to unstable Uploaded fyi 1.0.4-2 to unstable Uploaded

Debian Related Work Uploaded wofi 1.5.3-1 to unstable Uploaded wob 0.16-1 to unstable Uploaded labwc 0.20.0-1 and 0.20.1-1 to unstable; these releases come with support for wlroots-0.20, which made labwc reenter testing Uploaded swaylock 1.8.5-2 to unstab…

Debian Related Work Uploaded labwc 0.9.7-1 to unstable; labwc 0.20 was released upstream since then, but it requires wlroots 0.20.1 which has not landed in Debian yet Uploaded usbguard 1.1.4+ds-3 & 1.1.4+ds-4: cleaned up the packaging and fixed some long…

Due to health reasons I did not have the energy to write individual status updates for February & March, so I’ll just combine them with the April update: In February I cleaned out my GitHub account and moved all remaining projects to Codeberg.

January was a slow month, I only did three uploads to Debian unstable: xdg-desktop-portal-wlr updated to 0.8.1-1 swayimg updated to 4.7-1 usbguard updated to 1.1.4+ds-2, which closed #1122733 I was very happy to see the new dfsg-new-queue and that there a…

December 2025 started off with a nice event, namely a small gathering of Vienna based DDs.

I started this month with a week of vacation which was followed by a small planned surgery and two weeks of sick leave.

At the beginning of the month I uploaded a new version of the sway package to Debian.

A couple of weeks ago there was an article on the Freexian blog about Using JavaScript in Debusine without depending on JavaScript.

Regarding Debian packaging this was a rather quiet month.

Due to the freeze I did not do that many uploads in the last few months, so there were various new releases I packaged once Trixie was released.

Last week Debian 13 (Trixie) was released and there have been some updates and additions in the packages that I maintain, that I wanted to write about.

In beginning of July I got my 12" framework laptop and installed Debian on it.

DebConf 25 happened between 14th July and 19th July and I was there.

Following the DebConf25 talk by Ian Jackson tag2upload - upload simply by pushing a signed git tag I decided to use the quiet time during the day of the DayTrip on DebConf 25 to try out uploading a package using tag2upload.

For some time now I was looking for a device to replace my Thinkpad.

A couple of weeks ago I had to undergo surgery, because one of my kidneys malfunctioned.

For some time now I wanted to learn Rust, but I either didn’t have the time or couldn’t come up with a nice beginner project.

In July I finished my Bachelor’s Degree in IT Security at the University of Applied Sciences in St.

Today I returned from Brussels, where I attended FOSDEM.

@brion on mastodon: If you want the Linux-circa-2004 experience back, just try Linux on ARM!

Sometimes I play around with Tails and on rare occasions I also build a Tails image myself.

❗ This article is very outdated.

A couple of days ago an interesting step-by-step guide on how to install Debian with full disk encryption, including /boot, using debian-installer was posted on the debian-boot mailinglist.

Yesterday i had to give a short, 30 minutes, introduction to Django and show how to create a small webapplication using Django.

A couple of days ago the 1.0-RC2 version of Sway, a Wayland compositor, landed in Debian experimental.

After 5 years i thought it would be time for a new OpenPGP key.

This is the final report of my 2018 Google Summer of Code project.

After finishing the the evaluations of the SSO solutions, formorer asked me to look into integrating one of the solutions into the existing Debian SSO infrastructure.

No shiny screenshots this time ;-) In the last two weeks i’ve finished evaluating the SSO solutions.

As announced in the last report, i started looking into SSO solutions and evaluated and tested them.

The last two weeks went by pretty fast, probably also because the last courses this semester started and i have a lot of additional work to do.

A lot has happened since the last report.

Last week i attended my very first Debian Conference, the Mini Debconf in Hamburg.

To whom it may concern, this is my report over the first few weeks of gsoc under the umbrella of the Debian project.

Design of the Debian SSO guest backend The guest backend solution consists of two parts: a database for storing account data and a frontend for self-management for guest users.

To Whom It May Concern, this is my student application for this years google summer of code for the debian SSO project- i removed the boring parts about myself ;) Student Application Description of the Project Status Quo For some time now, the Debian proj…

After living with my old coreboot installation for more than 18 month, i recently decided to build a new image and flash it.