Aurélien Jarno

Today in bug report #369411: "I do oppose an NMU as you haven't actually explained why this patch is necessary.

I gave a talk about Debian GNU/kFreeBSD at FOSDEM 2006.

Yesterday I have setup a kfreebsd-amd64 (ie GNU/kFreeBSD on an amd64 CPU) build daemon.

Thanks to Ingo Juergensmann, the kfreebsd-i386 architecture is now listed on http://buildd.net.

The machine on the photo below is currently somewhere between France and Switzerland.

I am running a build daemon for the Debian GNU/kFreeBSD port.

I have just upgraded my main computer with a new motherboard and a new CPU.

Sam has got a laptop with a very strange keyboard.

I have got two hardware problems today.

As others I am very unhappy with the outcome of the release meeting.

I have just uploaded a new version of simulpic.

During the last few days, I experienced a high load on my server (sometimes up to 15).

Over the last few months, it seems that the number of silly bugs is increasing.

My ADSL line was opened yesterday, so I am back on the Internet!

John Kerry has just called George Bush to congratulated him.

Yesterday I moved to my new apartement.

Yesterday I switched all of my machines but one to kernel 2.6.

In my latest post (Switching to kernel 2.6), I spoke quickly about my firewall.

I decided to switch all my machines to kernel 2.6.

On monday, I received a phone call to tell me that I am accepted at the Centre de Recherche Astronomique de Lyon to do a PhD.

Today, I spent all the day fixing gcc-m68hc1x.

With this first post, I hereby declare this weblog open!