Journal
Thoughts, ideas and stories from the command line.
Until now, it was not easy to run debugging tools on openSUSE MicroOS or Kubic for the simple reason that installing any package using the transactional-update in package_name command would require a reboot for the program to be available on the system.
It's not a new thing that opponents spread rumours during an election period to mislead the population in favor or against something. Such tactics predates the use of Internet & social media campaigns.
I received a message on Twitter on 17 October from a fellow who attended the openSUSE Asia Summit 2019. Strangely, I didn't get any notification about it and it's only today that I read the message. He also attended my workshop on openSUSE MicroOS and had some questions regarding inter-Pod...
At just a two weeks before the General Elections in Mauritius, I am pondering over the achievements of the outgoing government. A renewed alliance between the MSM Party and Muvman Liberater is asking the citizens to give them another mandate to run the country.
Thanks to Senior Lecturer and Programme Coordinator, Aditya Santokhee, at the Middlesex University Mauritius, my colleague Chittesh & I got to deliver guest talks at the university today.
Krakathon - the hackthon with a Kraken - kicked off on Saturday 19 October 2019 at the Caudan Arts Centre in Port-Louis. LSL Digital didn't participate this year due to other priorities. However, some of my colleagues participated individually as Team Kalchul.
The summit kicked-off on Saturday 5 October at the Information Technology Department, Faculty of Engineering, Udayana University. There were around 40 or so students who volunteered to help run the summit. Some of the volunteers were from other institutions.
The Developers Conference 2019 was organized by the Mauritius Software Craftsmanship Community at the usual venue Voilà Hotel, Bagatelle, Mauritius, from 11 to 13 April. Lightning Talks was the last session of the conference which was orchestrated by Sandeep.
I noticed that the Safe City Camera installed next to the Lady Lydie Ringadoo Government School in Providence points towards the sky rather than pointing to either side of the road.
