Hi Melroy,
On Sa 30 Mai 2020 01:16:46 CEST, Melroy van den Berg wrote:
Hi Juri/Mike,
Please let me know where you have any update regarding the VM host
with Debian Buster.
I'm also running a omnibus installation myself, which is indeed the
most logical choice.
I also found the option
Hi Juri/Mike,
Please let me know where you have any update regarding the VM host with Debian
Buster.
I'm also running a omnibus installation myself, which is indeed the most
logical choice.
I also found the option to use docker container of omnibus, instead of using
the deb installation in
Hi Juri,
On Mo 25 Mai 2020 18:24:55 CEST, x2go-dev wrote:
Hello together,
I see this discussion here and think about KISS principle. gitlab is
really huge software with a lot of dependencies and it need really
time to maintain it.
For gitolite3 just need install it with apt-get install
Hi Melroy,
On Do 21 Mai 2020 16:57:06 CEST, Melroy van den Berg wrote:
Ah, you have paying customers?
Yes, there are paying customers for X2Go, but booking is done for
specific tasks, new features, etc. For X2Go Broker, I provide unit
tests along patchwork, but X2Go Broker has unit
Hi Melroy,
On Do 21 Mai 2020 17:57:02 CEST, Melroy van den Berg wrote:
OK in that case. Let's go actions. Since I think everybody agrees.
Mike also discussed other platforms like Gitlab. Which I think is a
good enabler. I'm able to help you with setting up your own gitlab
server for
Hi Dave and others,
I understand that a cloud based solution is easier in maintenance and setup.
Which is true on that side.
Like Stefan said before, there are some legal issues connected with going to
the cloud.
Moreover, you will have more freedom, control and more features available with
Hi Juri,
Well, Melroy has already volunteered to help with the gitlab instance,
and we have a sponsor for the additional IP, so I don't see why we
should stop him - especially since we had all agreed on Gitlab back in 2017.
Am 25.05.20 um 18:24 schrieb x2go-...@jugra.de:
> Hello together,
>
> I
Hello together,
I see this discussion here and think about KISS principle. gitlab is
really huge software with a lot of dependencies and it need really time to
maintain it.
For gitolite3 just need install it with apt-get install gitolite3 and
configure it for all your needs with very flexible
Am 23.05.20 um 12:15 schrieb Dave Chamberlin-Kidd:
> Would it be worth considering cloud based GitHub, BitBucket or GitLab? All
> have free accounts available
All of those have ideological and/or legal issues when it comes to X2Go
and its core team members, so, no.
We will go the self-hosting
efan Baur)
>2. Confusing Debian/Ubuntu versions (Kees Bakker)
>
>
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> Date: Fri, 22 May 2020 14:17:37 +0200
> From: Stefan Baur
> To: x2go-dev@lists.x2go.org
> Subject: Re: [X2Go-Dev] Code formatting
> Message-ID:
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Hi Melroy,
Am 21.05.20 um 17:57 schrieb Melroy van den Berg:
> OK in that case. Let's go actions. Since I think everybody agrees.
>
> Mike also discussed other platforms like Gitlab. Which I think is a good
> enabler. I'm able to help you with setting up your own gitlab server for
> example
OK in that case. Let's go actions. Since I think everybody agrees.
Mike also discussed other platforms like Gitlab. Which I think is a good
enabler. I'm able to help you with setting up your own gitlab server for
example (like I did for myself: https://gitlab.melroy.org). Somebody said there
Hi Alex,
Ah, you have paying customers?
Testing is part of the development cycle. Meaning you code production code with
your left hand. And write test cases with your right hand. From the customer
perspective there is no such choice to implement a feature without tests. It's
either a new
Well, there are a lot of different ways to do everything in this life.
The way I'm doing, works at the moment well for me and for X2Go as well
since about 10 years. I didn't tell, that there is nothing which could
be improved. Every one knows, that we need a test facility, but no one
is doing
Whatever test facilities are good and are very important. The problem
is, to create them we need resources. No one of my customers wants to
pay for it. Anyway, I'm concentrated on the features development. So
whoever is willing to create such tests is very welcome.
Alex
Am 21.05.20 um 03:14
On Do 21 Mai 2020 01:59:24 CEST, Melroy van den Berg wrote:
But maybe X2Go should first start creating unit testcases :P? Which
should be the bare minimum in my opinion.
As well as some automated pipeline triggering these kind of tests
and other checks. Which should be part of the
Am 21.05.20 um 08:28 schrieb Mike Gabriel:
>
> With the video recorded session start tests, we will get a lot of noise
> from changes in desktop environments and other third party components
> that X2Go sits on top of. We may not even want to test this
> automatically. Dunno...
That's why I said
Indeed Stefan! XFCE has even a docker image for their testing, check it out:
https://hub.docker.com/r/schuellerf/xfce-test
They capture actually a whole video and automatically post that on a YT channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/schuellerf/videos
I found that fascinating.
But maybe X2Go
Hi Uli,
Thanks for the links to Xorg.
> As always this is quite difficult to achieve for a client/server setup
> with interactive tools
I don't agree. Unit testing is a test technique were you isolate the code from
the rest of the context and create a stub/mock in place of that.
This
Am 20.05.20 um 22:09 schrieb Ulrich Sibiller:
> Yeah, that's right. But I was referring to session start, ssh stuff and
> interactive user input.
Actually, I could imagine setting up something that starts X2GoClient,
starts a session, fakes some user input and then takes a screenshot of
the
Yeah, that's right. But I was referring to session start, ssh stuff and
interactive user input.
Uli
Melroy van den Berg schrieb am Mi., 20. Mai 2020,
18:32:
> Hi Uli,
>
> Thanks for the links to Xorg.
>
> > As always this is quite difficult to achieve for a client/server setup
> > with
Hi Dave,
I'm afraid I was the cause of the start of the discussion. I'm also using VS
Code now, which has a built-in way to auto format the code (incl C++).
Using the shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + I (capital i)
Yet there are otherwise, like [clang auto
On Wed, May 20, 2020 at 5:20 PM Melroy van den Berg
wrote:
> I'm afraid I was the cause of the start of the discussion. I'm also using VS
> Code now, which has a built-in way to auto format the code (incl C++).
> Using the shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + I (capital i)
>
> Yet there are otherwise, like
Hi,
I noticed someone else talking about auto code formatting. Is there a house
style? If so is there a recommend formatting tool (I'm currently using Vs
code and vi to edit)?
Cheers
Dave
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