Open sourcing the code to your SaaS is insufficient. For a service to be truly Open Source, we need to effectively enable users to contribute to the running SaaS itself.
At GUADEC in Brno, I gave a talk about usability and security prompts.
The video and slides is now online. I’m really impressed with how fast the videos became available this time around.
I’ve sorta dabbled in using code coverage off and on, but it never really grabbed me as super useful and fit well within my workflow.
When hacking on open source I want to try out patches, run tests against them, whether automatic unit tests or manually diddling things during …
Many interested people want to help test the Active Directory work and bug fixes we’ve been doing. But sadly there’s no public Active Directory servers that I know of. So here’s how to setup a virtual machine with your own Active Directory. It’s not that hard …
Ray and I and some others have been working on making it easy to use Kerberos single sign on with GNOME 3.6. The feature itself isn’t super revolutionary. You sign in with your realm login (eg: your Active Directory user name and password) and then you can go …
I have some VMWare VM’s I’ve been using here and there. I probably should convert them to Virtual Box, but I’ve had a rough time getting that working as well.
So … every time you upgrade the kernel, VMWare barfs because kernel headers have changed. Usually I look …
As part of the work on getting smart cards into Seahorse, there’s some design work that needs to be done to make the new functionality usable. In particular, the overarching design goal is that Seahorse isn’t a tool we expect users to “learn”. Actions should follow mostly from …
I’ve been working on an importer for keys and certificates that can work with PKCS#11 key storage, such as smart cards, NSS or gnome-keyring.
Here’s a demo of it in action. If you want to try this out yourself, you’ll need:
- latest gcr library from gnome-keyring …