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I am a Red Hat engineer since January 2006. May main area of work has been package handling. I've been a yum developer around 2007/2008 before I moved to RPM development. I am currently looking on the whole package handling stack and trying to come up with an overall plan of everything. | I am a Red Hat engineer since January 2006. May main area of work has been package handling. I've been a yum developer around 2007/2008 before I moved to RPM development. I am currently looking on the whole package handling stack and trying to come up with an overall plan of everything. | ||
=== Packages === | |||
* [[/Fedora in Numbers|Fedora in Numbers]]: Size and Growth of Fedora over the past years | |||
* [[/Tool-Layers|Layers of Tools]]: How are the tools stacked on each other | |||
* [[/Data-Layers|Layers of Data]]: Different abstractions and groupings of the bits on disk and elsewhere | |||
* [[/comps|About Comps.xml]]: How comps works and what doesn't work that well | |||
* [[/NewModel|New model]]: Different approach to organize things. Blue Sky. | |||
* [[/NextLayer|Next Layer]]: Idea with materialized groups. Hide packages from interface. Blue Sky. | |||
* [[/PackageHandling|Still unsorted stuff]] | |||
=== AppStream === | === AppStream === | ||
Revision as of 07:23, 10 May 2011
Florian Festi
I am a Red Hat engineer since January 2006. May main area of work has been package handling. I've been a yum developer around 2007/2008 before I moved to RPM development. I am currently looking on the whole package handling stack and trying to come up with an overall plan of everything.
Packages
- Fedora in Numbers: Size and Growth of Fedora over the past years
- Layers of Tools: How are the tools stacked on each other
- Layers of Data: Different abstractions and groupings of the bits on disk and elsewhere
- About Comps.xml: How comps works and what doesn't work that well
- New model: Different approach to organize things. Blue Sky.
- Next Layer: Idea with materialized groups. Hide packages from interface. Blue Sky.
- Still unsorted stuff
AppStream
A cross distro project to establish an application meta data format.
I gave a talk on AppStream at the FudCon Tempe (Slides and IRC log)