Gentoo Weekly Newsletter 15 August 2005

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1. Gentoo News
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Gentoo Linux 2005.1 released
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The Gentoo Release Engineering team is proud to announce the release of=20
Gentoo Linux 2005.1. This release is the second release of 2005 and is th=
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culmination of five months of work. Some major software changes from=20
2005.0 are GNOME 2.10, KDE 3.4.1, XFce 4.2.2, X.Org 6.8.2, and a 2.6.12=20
kernel.=20
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This release also gives provides two additional x86 LiveCD images, in=20
combination with the minimal and universal InstallCDs seen in previous=20
releases: a new x86 LiveCD from the Hardened project, and the new x86=20
Installer LiveCD which features the first public release of the Gentoo=20
Linux Installer, with both a GTK+ and dialog-based front-end.=20
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The SPARC team has switched to using hwsetup for doing device=20
auto-detection, which should give them more device compatibility and the=20
IA64 team has released a minimal LiveCD as mentioned in a previous GWN.=20
PPC and PPC64 now operate under a joint parent profile in the same fashio=
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as SPARC and MIPS do for their 32/64-bit equivalents and G5 support has=20
been moved completely from PPC32 to PPC64.=20
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The genkernel utility has also been heavily worked on and now has many ne=
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features such as initramfs, gensplash and dmraid support along with many=20
other enhancements and bug fixes.=20
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Figure 1.1: CD labels can be downloaded for each of the architectures
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The release is available for download from our mirrors[1] and from the=20
BitTorrent tracker[2] kindly provided by Friends of Gentoo e.V.[3].=20
Companion CD labels, color-coded to represent the different architecture,=
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can be downloaded from a common location[4].=20

 1. http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/mirrors.xml
 2. http://tracker.netdomination.org/
 3. http://www.gentoo-ev.org/
 4. http://dev.gentoo.org/~plasmaroo/gentoo-cdcovers/2005.1/
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First Gentoo developer conference webcast
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Having just about packed up the Gentoo booth at last week's Linux World=20
Expo in San Francisco, the mostly US-based developers who had represented=
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Gentoo at the show stayed on for another day, to participate in the first=
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fully-fledged US Gentoo developer conference, held at the premises of=20
Global Netoptex, Inc. (GNi)[5]. Owing its success to the tireless work of=
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organizer Corey Shields[6], the event brought together Gentoo Foundation=20
trustees, developers and guests. Special thanks to Indiana University for=
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their streaming services that made it possible for dozens of fellow=20
developers at large to participate in the conference! For those who=20
followed the presentations via the webcast, a special IRC channel=20
#gentoo-devconference was set aside on irc.freenode.net to allow for=20
interaction: developers abroad were able to ask questions and voice their=
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opinions almost in real-time during the entire all-day event.=20

 5. http://www.netoptex.com/
 6. [email protected]
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Presentations held are listed at the event's website[7], the slides are=20
going to be made available soon. The webcast has also been recorded and=20
will be put up for download, too. Watch this space.=20

 7. http://devconference.gentoo.org
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2. Future zone
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Modular X
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You may be wondering, why in the world will one nice, easy xorg-x11=20
package turn into almost 300 separate ones? And you'd certainly be=20
justified in this. It's not something Gentoo is doing independently of=20
upstream X.Org[8]; they're splitting up all the packages into separate=20
releases, and we're just following along.=20

 8. http://www.x.org/
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The reasoning behind the split and changing build system is at least=20
threefold:=20
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 * X is too difficult to get into for new devs, so thus the move to=20
autotools, a system more people are comfortable with if not happy with. =20
 * Along with that move, splitting out the source is possible with=20
autotools, and this also makes it more developer-friendly. =20
 * Things have been unnecessarily tied together in the past, and this has=
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made getting bugfixes out often impossible. If they were able to get out=20
fixes, it required rebuilding all of XOrg. For example, a bug in the ati=20
driver would either need to wait 6 months until the next release, or you'=
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have to rebuild your fonts to get it, for absolutely no reason. =20
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For Gentoo users, the change should be seamless. All you'll have to do is=
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`emerge xorg-x11` and you'll get all the required packages, although some=
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rarely used programs such as xedit or xmh may not be a part of it.=20
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So far, most of the packages are in the tree, but not the meta-ebuilds=20
necessary for the seamless transition. Over the next month, expect to see=
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the modular X experience transform from arduous to exciting.=20
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The release of X11R7.0 isn't expected until sometime in September, but th=
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"zeroth" release candidate already came out a couple of weeks ago. If you=
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want to become an early adopter of modular X, be prepared to do a bit of=20
work and file upstream bugs. Here's a guide[9] on using what Gentoo has i=
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the tree for modular X. Over time, it will become much easier to migrate=20
than it is now. If you have any questions, please contact Donnie=20
Berkholz[10].=20

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http://dev.gentoo.org/~spyderous/xorg-x11/migrating_to_modular_x_howto.tx=
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 10. [email protected]
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3. Heard in the community
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gentoo-dev
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imlate on x86
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Olivier Cr=C3=AAte[11] used the "imlate" script which is used to find pac=
kages=20
that have never versions to see how up-to-date x86 is compared to other=20
architectures. He writes: "The results are surprising, 214 packages are=20
more recent on non-x86 architectures. But its pretty hard to know if its=20
because they have arch specific patches or because the maintainer's arch=20
is not x86..."=20

 11. [email protected]
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 * imlate on x86 [12]=20
 12. http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.devel/30369

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do we need a "man" USEflag?
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Since almost everything in Gentoo can be customized, why don't we have a=20
"man" useflag that prevents that man-pages get installed? Of course there=
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is FEATURES=3D"noman", but it doesn't solve all (potential) problems.=20
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 * do we need a "man" useflag? [13]=20
 13. http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.devel/30264

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gcc-config 2.0 development
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Jeremy Huddleston[14] offers some insight into the development of=20
gcc-config 2.0, a rewrite of gcc-config that should adress some of the=20
shortcomings of the gcc-config 1.3 branch=20

 14. [email protected]
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 * gcc-config 2.0 [15]=20
 15. http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.linux.gentoo.devel/30235

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4. Gentoo International
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UK: AFFS conference in London
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Gentoo in the UK was recently asked to have a voice at the  Association=20
For Free Software's[16] annual general meeting. Gentoo developers Daniel=20
Drake[17], Tim Yamin[18], Stuart Herbert[19] and Rob Holland[20] went=20
along accompanied by George Prowse[21] from the Gentoo Forums. Tim Yamin=20
gave a 45 minute introduction to Gentoo and its benefits.=20

 16. http://www.affs.org.uk/affsac.html
 17. [email protected]
 18. [email protected]
 19. [email protected]
 20. [email protected]
 21. [email protected]
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Figure 4.1: Left to right: Rob Holland, Stuart Herbert, Daniel Drake and=20
Tim Yamin
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Organised by the association, the meeting was also used to showcase=20
potholes and problems with the up-and-coming software patents problems in=
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the European Parliament; at the same time allowing Linux distributions to=
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talk with FOSS advocates. The conference made it possible for the Gentoo=20
developers in the UK to meet with not only some of their userbase but als=
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some of their equivalent developers at Debian. The day was considered a=20
success after Tim's speech made the Gentoo stall very busy with intereste=
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people and we learned that a few of our users had migrated from Debian.=20
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Germany: Report from the first GentooSummerCamp
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Thanks to the organisation of German Forums moderator Uwe H=C3=B6lzel=20
(slick[22]), from Friday until Sunday, 12 to 14 August 2005, several=20
Gentoo users and developers packed their tents and made a trip into=20
Germany's hinterland region called "Westerwald". On a meadow at the=20
camping site and inn =E2=80=9DGasthof Hahnhof=E2=80=9C the first attendee=
s set up their=20
tents on Friday afternoon. Some more arrived during the evening as they=20
had to ride up to 800 km, like Stefan Walkner (Hephaistos[23]) from=20
Salzburg who came all the way from Austria, or Hilefoks[24] who lives on=20
Germany's North Sea coast.

 22. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=3Dviewprofile&u=3D18822
 23. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=3Dviewprofile&u=3D51589
 24. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=3Dviewprofile&u=3D13233
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Figure 4.1: The campground =E2=80=9DGasthof Hahnhof=E2=80=9C and the camp=
fire
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After a long evening and short night, the Saturday became a very beautifu=
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day. The sun was shining the whole day and quite everybody got a nice=20
sunburn. At the afternoon somebody pushed his bicycle to the campground=E2=
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It turned out that Thorsten Zantis (psyqil[25]) did the 100km-trip with=20
his bike and during the very last kilometre a tire burst! Anyways, we had=
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enough drinks available, like every kind of beer from a good Austrian=20
=E2=80=99Helles=E2=80=98, via some Pils, Alt and K=C3=B6lsch up to a dry =
beer from the coast.=20
And nobody had to stay hungry, as we had enough meat for the barbecue and=
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salads for everyone.

 25. http://forums.gentoo.org/profile.php?mode=3Dviewprofile&u=3D21281
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A campfire in the evening held us warm during the whole night, and even=20
when it started to rain on early Sunday morning, some of us still sat at=20
the campfire. After a short breakfast in the rain we removed our wet tent=
s.
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Figure 4.2: (left to right) oma, HaPhi, tomyum, Pylon, dertobi123,=20
Hilefoks, Danny, Hephaistos, psyqil, slick, inte
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It's noteworthy that we did not need any computers, and still had enough=20
topics to talk about, even besides Gentoo! It was a pleasure to meet a=20
couple of people you know only from the forums or IRC. And there are=20
fledgling plans for another camp next year on the North Sea coast already.
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5. Gentoo in the press
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Ars Technica (8 August 2005)
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A review of a 64-bit laptop computer powered by Gentoo Linux was publishe=
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in Ars Technica[26] last Monday. The "LinuxCertified" model[27] sports an=
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AMD64 processor and comes preloaded with Gentoo, Fedora or SuSE Linux.=20

 26. http://arstechnica.com/reviews/hardware/lc2464.ars
 27. http://linuxcertified.com/linux-laptop-lc2464.html
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Harvard Business School Working Knowledge (1 August 2005)
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"How Toyota and Linux Keep Collaboration Simple"[28] is the title of an=20
article originally printed in the Harvard Business Review, recounting the=
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events when Gentoo developer Andrea Barisani[29] - or more specifically=20
his Trieste University's Gentoo Linux server - was under attack a couple=20
of years ago. Authors Philip Evans and Bob Wolf take the ensuing bug fix=20
activities that rapidly span the globe as an example for the ways of the=20
Linux world, and put them into perspective of the Toyota production=20
system, finding lots of similarities: "Widespread, granular communication=
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In both the Linux and Toyota communities, information about problems and=20
solutions is shared widely, frequently, and in small increments."

 28. http://workingknowledge.hbs.edu/item.jhtml?id=3D4928&t=3Dtechnology
 29. [email protected]
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6. Moves, adds, and changes
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Moves
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The following developers recently left the Gentoo team:=20
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 * None this week=20
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Adds
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The following developers recently joined the Gentoo Linux team:=20
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 * Luis Medinas (MetalGOD) - Printing herd and AMD64=20
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Changes
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The following developers recently changed roles within the Gentoo Linux=20
project:
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 * Jose Alberto Suarez Lopez (BaSS) - stepped down from his post as=20
Spanish lead translator=20
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7. Gentoo Security
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No security announcements this week
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No GLSAs have been issued since publication of the last GWN. Check back=20
next week.
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8. Bugzilla
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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[30]) to record and=20
track bugs, notifications, suggestions and other interactions with the=20
development team. Between 07 August 2005 and 14 August 2005, activity on=20
the site has resulted in:=20

 30. http://bugs.gentoo.org
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 * 832 new bugs during this period=20
 * 462 bugs closed or resolved during this period=20
 * 34 previously closed bugs were reopened this period=20
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Of the 8117 currently open bugs: 108 are labeled 'blocker', 196 are=20
labeled 'critical', and 538 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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are:=20
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 * AMD64 Porting Team[31], with 94 closed bugs[32] =20
 * Vim Maintainers[33], with 16 closed bugs[34] =20
 * Gentoo Science Related Packages[35], with 14 closed bugs[36] =20
 * Perl Devs @ Gentoo[37], with 12 closed bugs[38] =20
 * Xavier Neys[39], with 12 closed bugs[40] =20
 * Gentoo's Team for Core System packages[41], with 12 closed bugs[42] =20
 * Gentoo Sound Team[43], with 9 closed bugs[44] =20
 * Greg Kroah-Hartman[45], with 9 closed bugs[46] =20
 31. [email protected]
 32.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 33. [email protected]
 34.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 35. [email protected]
 36.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 37. [email protected]
 38.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 39. [email protected]
 40.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 41. [email protected]
 42.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 43. [email protected]
 44.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
resolution=3DFIXED&[email protected]
 45. [email protected]
 46.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DRESOLVED&bug_status=3DCLO=
SED&chfield=3Dbug_status&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chfieldto=3D2005-08-14&=
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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 * Default Assignee for New Packages[47], with 98 new bugs[48] =20
 * Default Assignee for Orphaned Packages[49], with 35 new bugs[50] =20
 * AMD64 Porting Team[51], with 12 new bugs[52] =20
 * Python Gentoo Team[53], with 11 new bugs[54] =20
 * Gentoo Linux Gnome Desktop Team[55], with 10 new bugs[56] =20
 * Gentoo Sound Team[57], with 8 new bugs[58] =20
 * Gentoo Kernel Bug Wranglers and Kernel Maintainers[59], with 8 new=20
bugs[60] =20
 * Gentoo Science Related Packages[61], with 7 new bugs[62] =20
 47. [email protected]
 48.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 49. [email protected]
 50.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 51. [email protected]
 52.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 53. [email protected]
 54.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 55. [email protected]
 56.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 57. [email protected]
 58.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 59. [email protected]
 60.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]
 61. [email protected]
 62.=20
http://bugs.gentoo.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=3DNEW&bug_status=3DASSIGNED=
&bug_status=3DREOPENED&chfield=3Dassigned_to&chfieldfrom=3D2005-08-07&chf=
ieldto=3D2005-08-14&[email protected]

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 * Russian[74] =20
 * Spanish[75] =20
 * Turkish[76] =20
 64. http://www.gentoo.org/news/da/gwn/gwn.xml
 65. http://www.gentoo.org/news/nl/gwn/gwn.xml
 66. http://www.gentoo.org/news/en/gwn/gwn.xml
 67. http://www.gentoo.org/news/de/gwn/gwn.xml
 68. http://www.gentoo.org/news/fr/gwn/gwn.xml
 69. http://www.gentoo.org/news/ja/gwn/gwn.xml
 70. http://www.gentoo.org/news/it/gwn/gwn.xml
 71. http://www.gentoo.org/news/pl/gwn/gwn.xml
 72. http://www.gentoo.org/news/pt_br/gwn/gwn.xml
 73. http://www.gentoo.org/news/pt/gwn/gwn.xml
 74. http://www.gentoo.org/news/ru/gwn/gwn.xml
 75. http://www.gentoo.org/news/es/gwn/gwn.xml
 76. http://www.gentoo.org/news/tr/gwn/gwn.xml

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Ulrich Plate <[email protected]> - Editor
Donnie Berkholz <[email protected]> - Author
Patrick Lauer <[email protected]> - Author
Lars Weiler <[email protected]> - Author
Tim Yamin <[email protected]> - Author

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