On Thursday, we have the second in the series of How Resilient is Cambridge?
This time the focus is on reuse and the circular economy.
Peter Tribble
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Theoretical astrophysicist who ended up in computing, which got a bit out of hand and resulted in Tribblix, my personal illumos distribution.
How Resilient is Cambridge? There's a series of evenings that are the start of a public conversation about the challenges and opportunities that Cambridge faces, from a systems thinking perspective. Hear presentations from a selected panel of experts on each topic, and ask your questions.
Tickets from eventbrite https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/how-resilient-is-cambridge-tickets-1974970497924
More on yesterday's trip to Pisa, not just the leaning tower, but the Duomo, Baptistry, Camposanto, and Sinopie museum.
A beauty of Cambridge is that you can go out for the day and see some wonderful architecture:
I keep asking myself "interesting" questions. Like, can I get KDE running on Tribblix.
Most of KF6 builds without too much difficulty. But there's a lot of it, I've got 35 packages so far, and eventually I need something to test that it's not a total failure.
Well, kmines works, so that's a start.
At FOSDEM I noticed the @Luanti stand. Naturally, my first thought was like: "Cool? Can I get it running on Tribblix?"
Yup. I mean, it's obvious that nobody has tried to build it on illumos or Solaris before, but a handful of patches later and:
