Gentoo Weekly Newsletter 28 February 2005

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1. Gentoo News
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First European Gentoo developer meeting
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Twentythree Gentoo developers from the European Union, Norway, Switzerlan=
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and the U.S.attended the first official Gentoo developer meeting organize=
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in Brussels, borrowing the location and the occasion from the FOSDEM even=
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held last weekend. For two hours on Sunday morning, the Gentoo DevRoom in=
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one of the historic buildings of Universit=C3=A9 Libre de Bruxelles was=20
reserved for the internal meeting that for the first time brought togethe=
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people who have been working as a team for months or years, but had never=
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met in person. After a short round of introductions, the discussion=20
quickly centered on structural issues of Gentoo development. When=20
infrastructure provisioning and development was done by just a handful of=
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key persons, it was usually sufficient to holler requests into their=20
general direction, and they'd get the job done. Today, with a headcount o=
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over 350 developers and a great diversity of needs and ambitions, the=20
Brussel meeting unanimously suggested renovating the project's internal=20
structure, to reflect changes in its scope, to make active developers fee=
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better represented, and to prepare the ground for future scalability. The=
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result of the discussion will be drafted as a proposal to submit to=20
Gentoo's project managers and developers at large.=20
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Figure 1.1: First Pan-European Gentoo developer meeting
http://www.gentoo.org/images/gwn/20050228_fosdem-devs.jpg
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Note:  Standing, from left to right: cryos, foser, tantive, pYrania, ian,=
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jaevorsz, koon, SeJo, pvdabeel, hansmi, lu_zero. Sitting in front: beejay=
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luckyduck, plate, Pylon, zypher, Ferdy, BaSS, karltk, tove, bonsaikitten,=
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Kugelfang, KingTaco. Invisibly present (helping out at the booth): stkn.=20
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FOSDEM 2005 expo and conference
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Gentoo's presence at the biggest open-source developer meeting in Europe=20
for the third year in a row was an outstanding experience for everyone wh=
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attended. At an estimated 3500 participants, FOSDEM has outgrown its old=20
target audience of just developers from Benelux countries, and an=20
impressive line-up of presenters attracts open-source developers from all=
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over Europe and beyond to come to Brussels each year. Learning from=20
previous experience prevented the toilets from overflowing and sandwiches=
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from being sold out before everyone was fed, and with speakers like Alan=20
Cox and Richard Stallman in the main track and dozens of projects --=20
including Gentoo -- organizing their own developer rooms, the three=20
buildings entirely occupied by FOSDEM 2005 were buzzing with activity for=
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both days of the conference.=20
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The DevRoom booked for the duration of the entire conference was densely=20
packed with Gentoo users and others interested in the twelve presentation=
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held by the Gentoo developers. Attendance fluctuated between a few dozen=20
and 80 people sitting and standing around the room, and the range of=20
topics covered general descriptions of the Gentoo project as well as=20
highly technical papers on specific development. Portage and Java=20
development were at the center of the attention, but even more exotic=20
presentations like the GNAP work of Thierry Carrez[1] in the embedded=20
space attracted highly focussed crowds. Most DevRoom presentations are=20
available for download from a central repository[2]. Outside of the=20
DevRoom, Damien Krotkine[3] held a "lightning talk" about his libconf=20
project[4] (the base for Gentoo's USE flag editor GUI profuse, among othe=
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things), and last but not least, Marius Mauch[5] had the honour of=20
addressing the larger main track audience with his presentation of=20
Gentoo's Portage system.=20
 1. [email protected]
 2. http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/pr/docs/presentation-listing.xml
 3. [email protected]
 4. http://www.libconf.net/
 5. [email protected]
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Figure 1.1: Jochen Maes giving the keynote speech at the Gentoo DevRoom
http://www.gentoo.org/images/gwn/20050228_fosdem-keynote.jpg
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Detached from the DevRoom in a separate building, Gentoo had a=20
double-sized booth in the hallway, located between the Mozilla table=20
celebrating the first anniversary of Firefox, and a project for convertin=
g=20
inexpensive Korean Gameboy clones ("Gamepark"[6]) into fully-fledged=20
Linux-PDAs. On display at the Gentoo stand were four of Genesi's=20
PegasosPPC Open Desktop Workstations (two of them demoing the new Cube=20
LiveCD for PPC[7]), several x86 and PPC notebooks, and TGL's exotic=20
Kuro-Box[8] running as an MP3 streaming server. Visitors were jostling=20
through the narrow hallway, stopping for a chat with the Gentooists on=20
duty, grabbing stickers or sweets (from a box labeled "/dev/snack"), or t=
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buy T-shirts and other Gentoo paraphernalia.=20
 6. http://www.gp32linux.com/
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http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20050131-newsletter.xml#doc_chap1_sect3
 8. http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20050221-newsletter.xml#doc_chap2
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Figure 1.2: Busy hours at the Gentoo booth
http://www.gentoo.org/images/gwn/20050228_fosdem-booth.jpg
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The inofficial, yet popular "Fizzlewizzle" releases collated by Tobias=20
Scherbaum[9], were completely sold out within a few hours. Special FOSDEM=
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editions of Gentoo Linux CDs have become a tradition of their own, but=20
this year's "Fizzlewizzle" was available for the first time on both LiveC=
D=20
and -DVDs. The ISOs had been updated with the latest Portage snapshot jus=
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three days before FOSDEM opened its gates, spin in a default English=20
environment as opposed to earlier German localizations, and contain a ful=
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KDE 3.3 installation that can be run directly from the media, without=20
installing on harddisk first. The DVD encompasses 2.2GB worth of sources=20
on top of the usual CD image contents, and both images continue to be=20
available via bittorrent[10], for x86 or PPC, along with the Cube LiveCD=20
for PPC.=20
 9. [email protected]
 10. http://tracker.netdomination.org
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Figure 1.3: Brussels landmark monument, the Atomium, on Gentoo's FOSDEM=20
edition LiveDVD cover
http://www.gentoo.org/images/gwn/20050228_fosdem-dvd.jpg
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Note: Artwork by Christian Hartmann, download the full-size cover art for=
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printing DVD and CD labels, for PPC and x86.
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FOSDEM's famous quantum singularity, first spotted by Daniel Robbins=20
during his visit to the 2003 conference and rediscovered on the floor of=20
Brussel's youth hostel last year, had migrated to one of Europe's most=20
famous techno clubs, Fuse, where a group of Gentoo developers claims to=20
have seen it hovering over the dance floor on Saturday night.=20
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Apache unmasked
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The Gentoo Apache Team has unmasked package updates that have been in the=
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works for a while. Thanks to additional help from developers who joined=20
the team over the past few months, the announcement many Apache users hav=
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been waiting for could finally be made last Sunday. Some of the major=20
changes include:
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 * New configuration and configuration locations to more closely match=20
upstream and reduce confusion for users coming from other distributions. =
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 * Modules now use a centralized eclass that builds, installs, and=20
displays standard information on enabling the module. This allows easier=20
maintenance of existing modules, and allows us to more rapidly develop=20
ebuilds for modules that are not yet in the tree. =20
 * Expanded USE flags to customize your apache installation now let you=20
choose multiple MPMs to build and make it easy to switch between them. =20
 * A new gentoo-webroot that will eventually provide a gentoo-themed=20
icon-set, error documents, and default website. This has been put in its=20
own package, and includes a USE-flag to not install the gentoo-webroot=20
into /var/www/localhost - useful if you put your own website there. =20
 * And much more, including many bug fixes. =20
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When upgrading Apache, necessary steps will include merging customization=
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in /etc/apache2/httpd.conf and updating all currently used modules to=20
revisions that support the new eclass. Detailed documentation[11] is=20
available, and if you have any questions or problems during migration,=20
talk to the Apache team on #gentoo-apache at irc.freenode.net or via the=20
mailing list, [email protected].=20
 11. http://dev.gentoo.org/~vericgar/doc/apache-package-refresh.html
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New Gentoo/FreeBSD documentation available
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Since our recent article[12] about the Gentoo/FreeBSD project in the GWN'=
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Future Zone, Gentoo developer Michael Kohl[13] has taken over maintenance=
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of the related documentation. The new document[14] is based on Aaron=20
Walker's original installation instructions, and contains lots of=20
contributions by Gentoo/FreeBSD project lead Otavio R. Piske[15].=20
 12. http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/20050207-newsletter.xml
 13. [email protected]
 14. http://dev.gentoo.org/~citizen428/doc/gentoo-freebsd.html
 15. [email protected]
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2. Gentoo security
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PuTTY: Remote code execution
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PuTTY was found to contain vulnerabilities that can allow a malicious SFT=
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server to execute arbitrary code on unsuspecting PSCP and PSFTP clients.=20
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For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement[16]=20
 16. http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-28.xml
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Cyrus IMAP Server: Multiple overflow vulnerabilities
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The Cyrus IMAP Server is affected by several overflow vulnerabilities=20
which could potentially lead to the remote execution of arbitrary code.=20
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For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement[17]=20
 17. http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-29.xml
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cmd5checkpw: Local password leak vulnerability
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cmd5checkpw contains a flaw allowing local users to access other users=20
cmd5checkpw passwords.=20
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For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement[18]=20
 18. http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-30.xml
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uim: Privilege escalation vulnerability
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Under certain conditions, applications linked against uim suffer from a=20
privilege escalation vulnerability.=20
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For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement[19]=20
 19. http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-31.xml
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UnAce: Buffer overflow and directory traversal vulnerabilities
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UnAce is vulnerable to several buffer overflow and directory traversal=20
attacks.=20
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For more information, please see the GLSA Announcement[20]=20
 20. http://www.gentoo.org/security/en/glsa/glsa-200502-32.xml
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3. Heard in the community
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gentoo-catalyst
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Catalyst vs Knoppix Confusion
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This week a user asked if Catalyst can be used to build a Knoppix-like=20
LiveCD based on Gentoo Linux. General consensus was that the tool isn't=20
really there yet, but improvements are under way to enhance its=20
functionality into this direction. Robert Paskowitz[21] pointed out a=20
Catalyst-made LiveCD, Caster[22], that provides a good example of what's=20
already possible today.=20
 21. [email protected]
 22. http://zaheer.merali.org/mediawiki/index.php/Caster
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Note: Until popular mailing list archives like Gmane pick up the=20
gentoo-catalyst mailing list, Michael Kohl keeps a regularly updated=20
archive in a temporary home at his developer webspace.
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 * Catalyst vs Knoppix Confusion[23] =20
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http://dev.gentoo.org/~citizen428/hypermail/gentoo-catalyst/0502/0233.htm=
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4. Gentoo in the press
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eWeek (28 February 2005)
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ZiffDavis analyst Jason Brooks summarizes eWeek Lab's evaluation[24] of=20
Gentoo Linux for enterprise use. The article opens stating that "Gentoo=20
Linux has quickly grown into one of the world's most popular Linux=20
distributions", and "the system's source code-based software installation=
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mechanism makes (it) a good fit for testing the latest versions of key=20
open-source software components." However, "its reputation as a=20
bleeding-edge distribution (...) has so far dimmed its prospects for=20
enterprise adoption." and Brooks therefore "hesitates to recommend" Gento=
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for wide adoption in production environments. The article walks through=20
some basic pros and cons of source-based distributions, and finds a few=20
potential problems in all-free Linux distributions as opposed to=20
commercial vendors, but when testing the installation of VMWare as an=20
example for non-free software packages, the author readily acknowledges=20
that "Gentoo makes the process of obtaining the software more elegant tha=
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any other Linux distribution we've tested."=20
 24. http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1770228,00.asp
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OSdir.com (22 February 2005)
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O'Reilly's online magazine on operating systems finds unusually harsh=20
words for Linux distributor RedHat's attitude of the past. In the article=
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titled "Best of Linux World Coverage: The Redhat Mistake"[25], Gentoo is=20
mentioned as stepping in "where they messed up" by "abandoning their=20
'freebie' Redhat version two years ago to focus exclusively on their=20
enterprise 'pay up big time' version," a move that was "not exactly the=20
wisest thing to do," says OSdir.com's managing editor Steve Mallett.=20
 25. http://www.osdir.com/Article4265.phtml
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ZDNet (18 February 2005)
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In a similar article[26] about RedHat's "misstep in its relations with=20
technology enthusiasts" and the plan to "rectify the situation with a mor=
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aggressive Fedora project," CNET author Stephen Shankland observes that=20
"Red Hat has ample competition. Projects such as Gentoo lure hard-core=20
Linux programmers, while Sun Microsystems is trying to build its own=20
community of programmers around its OpenSolaris project."=20
 26. http://news.zdnet.com/2100-3513_22-5582945.html?tag=3Dnl.e539
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Summary
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 * Statistics=20
 * Closed bug ranking=20
 * New bug rankings=20
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Statistics
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The Gentoo community uses Bugzilla (bugs.gentoo.org[27]) to record and=20
track bugs, notifications, suggestions and other interactions with the=20
development team. Between 20 February 2005 and 27 February 2005, activity=
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on the site has resulted in:=20
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 * 789 new bugs during this period=20
 * 443 bugs closed or resolved during this period=20
 * 33 previously closed bugs were reopened this period=20
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Of the 8054 currently open bugs: 100 are labeled 'blocker', 233 are=20
labeled 'critical', and 595 are labeled 'major'.=20
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Closed bug rankings
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The developers and teams who have closed the most bugs during this period=
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 * AMD64 Porting Team[28], with 49 closed bugs[29] =20
 * Gentoo Games[30], with 24 closed bugs[31] =20
 * Mozilla Gentoo Team[32], with 17 closed bugs[33] =20
 * Gentoo Web Proxy Developers[34], with 15 closed bugs[35] =20
 * PAM Gentoo Team[36], with 15 closed bugs[37] =20
 * so[38], with 14 closed bugs[39] =20
 * Netmon Herd[40], with 14 closed bugs[41] =20
 * Gentoo KDE team[42], with 13 closed bugs[43] =20
 28. [email protected]
 29.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 30. [email protected]
 31.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 32. [email protected]
 33.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 34. [email protected]
 35.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 36. [email protected]
 37.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 38. [email protected]
 39.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 40. [email protected]
 41.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 42. [email protected]
 43.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chfieldto=3D2005-02-27&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
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New bug rankings
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The developers and teams who have been assigned the most new bugs during=20
this period are:=20
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 * Gentoo Sound Team[44], with 36 new bugs[45] =20
 * AMD64 Porting Team[46], with 21 new bugs[47] =20
 * Gentoo Science Related Packages[48], with 16 new bugs[49] =20
 * Gentoo Linux Gnome Desktop Team[50], with 16 new bugs[51] =20
 * Gentoo X-windows packagers[52], with 14 new bugs[53] =20
 * Gentoo's Team for Core System packages[54], with 14 new bugs[55] =20
 * Gentoo Games[56], with 13 new bugs[57] =20
 * PHP Bugs[58], with 12 new bugs[59] =20
 44. [email protected]
 45.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 46. [email protected]
 47.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 48. [email protected]
 49.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 50. [email protected]
 51.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 52. [email protected]
 53.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 54. [email protected]
 55.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 56. [email protected]
 57.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
 58. [email protected]
 59.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-02-20&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-02-27&[email protected]
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The following developers recently left the Gentoo team:=20
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The following developers recently joined the Gentoo Linux team:=20
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 * Alex Howells (Astinus) - AMD64=20
 * Elfyn McBratney (beu) - Apache =20
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The following developers recently changed roles within the Gentoo Linux=20
project:
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 * Lance Albertson (ramereth) - New operational lead for the=20
infrastructure project =20
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