Em 2023 o tradicional Debian Day est sendo celebrado de forma especial, afinal no dia 16 de agostoo Debian completou 30 anos! Para comemorar este marco especial na vida do Debian, a comunidade Debian Brasil organizou uma semana de palestras online de 14 a 18 de agosto. O evento foi chamado de Debian 30 anos. Foram realizadas 2 palestras por noite, das 19h s 22h, transmitidas pelo canal Debian Brasil no YouTube totalizando 10 palestras. As grava es j est o dispon veis tamb m no canal Debian Brasil no Peertube. Nas 10 atividades tivemos as participa es de 9 DDs, 1 DM, 3 contribuidores(as). A audi ncia ao vivo variou bastante, e o pico foi na palestra sobre preseed com o Eriberto Mota quando tivemos 47 pessoas assistindo. Obrigado a todos(as) participantes pela contribui o que voc s deram para o sucesso do nosso evento.

• Antonio Terceiro
• Aquila Macedo
• Charles Melara
• Daniel Lenharo de Souza
• David Polverari
• Eriberto Mota
• Giovani Ferreira
• Jefferson Maier
• Lucas Kanashiro
• Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana
• Sergio Durigan Junior
• Thais Araujo
• Thiago Andrade

Veja abaixo as fotos de cada atividade:
Nova gera o: uma entrevista com iniciantes no projeto Debian
Instala o personalizada e automatizada do Debian com preseed
Manipulando patches com git-buildpackage
debian.social: Socializando Debian do jeito Debian
Proxy reverso com WireGuard
Celebra o dos 30 anos do Debian!
Instalando o Debian em disco criptografado com LUKS
O que a equipe de localiza o j conquistou nesses 30 anos
Debian - Projeto e Comunidade!
Design Gr fico e Software livre, o que fazer e por onde come ar

In 2023 the traditional Debian Day is being celebrated in a special way, after all on August 16th Debian turned 30 years old! To celebrate this special milestone in the Debian's life, the Debian Brasil community organized a week with talks online from August 14th to 18th. The event was named Debian 30 years. Two talks were held per night, from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm, streamed on the Debian Brasil channel on YouTube totaling 10 talks. The recordings are also available on the Debian Brazil channel on Peertube. We had the participation of 9 DDs, 1 DM, 3 contributors in 10 activities. The live audience varied a lot, and the peak was on the preseed talk with Eriberto Mota when we had 47 people watching. Thank you to all participants for the contribution you made to the success of our event.

• Antonio Terceiro
• Aquila Macedo
• Charles Melara
• Daniel Lenharo de Souza
• David Polverari
• Eriberto Mota
• Giovani Ferreira
• Jefferson Maier
• Lucas Kanashiro
• Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana
• Sergio Durigan Junior
• Thais Araujo
• Thiago Andrade

Veja abaixo as fotos de cada atividade:
Nova gera o: uma entrevista com iniciantes no projeto Debian
Instala o personalizada e automatizada do Debian com preseed
Manipulando patches com git-buildpackage
debian.social: Socializando Debian do jeito Debian
Proxy reverso com WireGuard
Celebra o dos 30 anos do Debian!
Instalando o Debian em disco criptografado com LUKS
O que a equipe de localiza o j conquistou nesses 30 anos
Debian - Projeto e Comunidade!
Design Gr fico e Software livre, o que fazer e por onde come ar

by Thiago Pezzo, Debian contributor, pt_BR localization team This year's Debian Day was a pretty special one, we are celebrating 30 years! Giving the importance of this event, the Brazilian community planned a very special week. Instead of only local gatherings, we had a week of online talks streamed via Debian Brazil's youtube channel (soon the recordings will be uploaded to our team's peertube instance). Nonetheless the local celebrations happened around the country and one was organized in Pouso Alegre, MG, Brazil, at the Instituto Federal de Educa o, Ci ncia e Tecnologia do Sul de Minas Gerais (IFSULDEMINAS - Federal Institute of Education, Science and Technology of the South of Minas Gerais). The Institute, as many of its counterparts in Brazil, specializes in professional and technological curricula to high school and undergraduate levels. All public, free and quality education! The event happened on the afternoon of August 16th at the Pouso Alegre campus. Some 30 students from the High School Computer Technician class attended the presentation about the Debian Project and the Free Software movement in general. Everyone had a great time! And afterwards we had some spare time to chat. I would like to thank all people who helped us:

• Professors Michelle Nery and Ismael David Muro (IFSULDEMINAS Pouso Alegre)
• Virginia Cardoso and Melissa de Abreu (IFSULDEMINAS Rector's Office)
• Giovani Ferreira (a DD living in Minas Gerais state)
• Felipe Maia (from Debian S o Paulo - thanks for the posters!)
• Gustavo (a clever young student who made important comments about accessibility - thanks!)
• And a special thanks to all students who attended the presentation, hope to see you again!

Here goes our group photo:

Desde de setembro de 2015, o time de publicidade do Projeto Debian passou a publicar a cada dois meses listas com os nomes dos(as) novos(as) Desenvolvedores(as) Debian (DD - do ingl s Debian Developer) e Mantenedores(as) Debian (DM - do ingl s Debian Maintainer). Estamos aproveitando estas listas para publicar abaixo os nomes dos(as) brasileiros(as) que se tornaram Desenvolvedores(as) e Mantenedores(as) Debian a partir de julho de 2015. Desenvolvedores(as) Debian / Debian Developers / DDs: Marcos Talau

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Fabio Augusto De Muzio Tobich

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Gabriel F. T. Gomes

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

Thiago Andrade Marques

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

M rcio de Souza Oliveira

• DDPO
• Desde fevereiro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana

• DDPO
• Desde janeiro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Samuel Henrique

• DDPO
• Desde abril de 2018
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

S rgio Durigan J nior

• DDPO
• Desde mar o de 2018
• Cidade de resid ncia: Toronto - Canad

Daniel Lenharo de Souza

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2017
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Giovani Augusto Ferreira

• DDPO
• Desde dezembro de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Po o Fundo - MG

Adriano Rafael Gomes

• Desde agosto de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Novo Hamburgo - RS

Breno Leit o

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

Lucas Kanashiro

• DDPO
• Desde junho de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Herbert Parentes Fortes Neto

• DDPO
• Desde junho de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Rio de Janeiro RJ

Mantenedores(as) Debian / Debian Maintainers / DMs: Guilherme de Paula Xavier Segundo

• DDPO
• Desde abril de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campo Mour o - PR

David da Silva Polverari

• DDPO
• Desde janeiro de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Paulo Roberto Alves de Oliveira

• DDPO
• Desde novembro de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: S o Vicente - SP

Sergio Almeida Cipriano Junior

• DDPO
• Desde novembro de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Francisco Vilmar Cardoso Ruviaro

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Santa Maria - RS

William Grzybowski

• DDPO
• Desde dezembro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Tiago Ilieve

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Belo Horizonte - MG

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Observa es:

1. Esta lista ser atualizada quando o time de publicidade do Debian publicar novas listas com DMs e DDs e tiver brasileiros.
2. Para ver a lista completa de Mantenedores(as) e Desenvolvedores(as) Debian, inclusive outros(as) brasileiros(as) antes de julho de 2015 acesse: https://nm.debian.org/public/people

Desde de setembro de 2015, o time de publicidade do Projeto Debian passou a publicar a cada dois meses listas com os nomes dos(as) novos(as) Desenvolvedores(as) Debian (DD - do ingl s Debian Developer) e Mantenedores(as) Debian (DM - do ingl s Debian Maintainer). Estamos aproveitando estas listas para publicar abaixo os nomes dos(as) brasileiros(as) que se tornaram Desenvolvedores(as) e Mantenedores(as) Debian a partir de julho de 2015. Desenvolvedores(as) Debian / Debian Developers / DDs: Marcos Talau

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Fabio Augusto De Muzio Tobich

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Gabriel F. T. Gomes

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

Thiago Andrade Marques

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

M rcio de Souza Oliveira

• DDPO
• Desde fevereiro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Paulo Henrique de Lima Santana

• DDPO
• Desde janeiro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Samuel Henrique

• DDPO
• Desde abril de 2018
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

S rgio Durigan J nior

• DDPO
• Desde mar o de 2018
• Cidade de resid ncia: Toronto - Canad

Daniel Lenharo de Souza

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2017
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Giovani Augusto Ferreira

• DDPO
• Desde dezembro de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Po o Fundo - MG

Adriano Rafael Gomes

• Desde agosto de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Novo Hamburgo - RS

Breno Leit o

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campinas - SP

Lucas Kanashiro

• DDPO
• Desde junho de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Herbert Parentes Fortes Neto

• DDPO
• Desde junho de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Rio de Janeiro RJ

Mantenedores(as) Debian / Debian Maintainers / DMs: Guilherme de Paula Xavier Segundo

• DDPO
• Desde abril de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Campo Mour o - PR

David da Silva Polverari

• DDPO
• Desde janeiro de 2022
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Paulo Roberto Alves de Oliveira

• DDPO
• Desde novembro de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: S o Vicente - SP

Sergio Almeida Cipriano Junior

• DDPO
• Desde novembro de 2021
• Cidade de resid ncia: Bras lia - DF

Francisco Vilmar Cardoso Ruviaro

• DDPO
• Desde agosto de 2020
• Cidade de resid ncia: Santa Maria - RS

William Grzybowski

• DDPO
• Desde dezembro de 2019
• Cidade de resid ncia: Curitiba - PR

Tiago Ilieve

• DDPO
• Desde maio de 2016
• Cidade de resid ncia: Belo Horizonte - MG

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Observa es:

1. Esta lista ser atualizada quando o time de publicidade do Debian publicar novas listas com DMs e DDs e tiver brasileiros.
2. Para ver a lista completa de Mantenedores(as) e Desenvolvedores(as) Debian, inclusive outros(as) brasileiros(as) antes de julho de 2015 acesse: https://nm.debian.org/public/people

The following contributors got their Debian Developer accounts in the last two months:

• Karen M Sandler (karen)
• Sebastien Badia (sbadia)
• Christos Trochalakis (ctrochalakis)
• Adrian Bunk (bunk)
• Michael Lustfield (mtecknology)
• James Clarke (jrtc27)
• Sean Whitton (spwhitton)
• Jerome Georges Benoit (calculus)
• Daniel Lange (dlange)
• Christoph Biedl (cbiedl)
• Gustavo Panizzo (gefa)
• Gert Wollny (gewo)
• Benjamin Barenblat (bbaren)
• Giovani Augusto Ferreira (giovani)
• Mechtilde Stehmann (mechtilde)
• Christopher Stuart Hoskin (mans0954)

The following contributors were added as Debian Maintainers in the last two months:

• Dmitry Bogatov
• Dominik George
• Gordon Ball
• Sruthi Chandran
• Michael Shuler
• Filip Pytloun
• Mario Anthony Limonciello
• Julien Puydt
• Nicholas D Steeves
• Raoul Snyman

Congratulations!

The following contributors got their Debian Developer accounts in the last two months:

• Otto Kek l inen (otto)
• Dariusz Dwornikowski (darek)
• Daniel Stender (stender)
• Afif Elghraoui (afif)
• Victor Seva (vseva)
• James Cowgill (jcowgill)

The following contributors were added as Debian Maintainers in the last two months:

• Giovani Augusto Ferreira
• Ond ej Nov
• Jason Pleau
• Michael Robin Crusoe
• Ferenc W gner
• Enrico Rossi
• Christian Seiler
• Daniel Echeverry
• Ilias Tsitsimpis
• James Clarke
• Luca Boccassi

Congratulations!

Earlier today I was made aware by Holger of the results of our reproducibility efforts during the sprint. I would like to thank Lunar for pinging us about the issue, and Holger for pointing me to updated results. The figure below depicts a stacked area chart where the X axis is time and the green area is reproducible packages. Red is packages that fail to build, and Orange are unreproducible packages I was able to book accommodation for the sprint attendees very close to both my place and the sprint venue, what was very useful but also had this downside of them not being able to see much of city. As the final day of the sprint was getting closer, we decided to have a different lunch to allow them to see one of the most famous local landmarks, the botanical gardens. So we headed down to the botanical gardens, grabbed a few items for lunch at the park coffee shop, and set out to visit this very beautiful place. I have to say that there is the place were I usually take every visitor I have. We were joined by Gioavani who had just arrived for the the MiniDebconf on the following weekend. The final lists of accomplishments of the day was again very impressive

• r10k 2.1.1-2
• run massive update on team repositories
  • bump Standards-Version
  • fix Vcs-* fields
  • drop version in gem2deb build-dependency
  • set debhelper compatibility level to 9
  • update the default ruby-tests.rake
• day 4 report
• uploaded ruby-faraday-middleware-multi-json 0.0.6-2
• uploaded ruby-powerpack 0.1.1-2
• uploaded ruby-contracts 0.13.0-1
• uploaded ruby-chef-config 12.7.2-1 (NEW)
• uploaded ruby-foreigner #808530 and asked it removal from the NEW queue (was already ROMed)
• filled for RM ruby-opengraph-parser (#816752)
• new how-can-i-help version developed and uploaded
• uploaded ruby-romkan to unstable (from exp)
• uploaded ruby-rinku to unstable (from exp)
• uploaded ruby-ole to unstable (from exp)
• uploaded ruby-net-ldap to unstable (from exp)
• uploaded ruby-rack-mobile-detect to unstable (from exp)
• uploaded gem2deb 0.28 to help with reproducible builds: filenames are now sorted
• uploaded rails 2:4.2.5.2-2 with packaging improvements
  • run unit tests during the build and on CI
  • apply upstream patch to fix ActiveRecord breakage under Ruby 2.3
• pushed a ton of tags for existing uploads
• merged improvements to the team master repository
  • review/cleanup the contents of the repository
  • improved helper scripts to automate the workflow (upload, build, new-upstream, etc)
• followed up on ruby2.3 transition, filed #816698 against subversion because of ftbfs on mips, mipsel
• put ruby-cocoon into a better state
• uploaded ruby-plist
• gem2deb: gem2tgz will now create foo.gemspec (easier to patch) instead of metadata.yml
• gemwatch: ditto
• close #794139 jekyll bug (unreproducible)
• close #798934 ruby-ffi-rzmq bug (unreproducible)
• closed ftbfs #816586 #800057 #784699 as unreproducible
• reassigned #760952 #680297 to ruby2.3 (from ruby2.2)
• investigated how to list packages with non-buildd-binary uploads
• ScottK has removed ruby2.1 from unstable!

By the end of the afternoon I asked everyone to fill out a simple retrospective list, what we can use later to make future sprints better and better. Below are the results we got. What was good:

• restricted room hours actually made for a nice rhythm (did not apply for a long time )
• very good food
• very cheap food!
• longer period makes the effort of travel more worthwhile
• many participants and longer sprint than usual allowing more work to be done
• good preparation with clear goals, make the sprint usefull
• patience with the less experienced participants
• RFS very fast
• Ant nio is an excellent host
• You all are so helpful
• great dinners

What could be better:

• room too close to the street, too much vehicle noise, but sometimes nice music
• more coffee ^W meat
• could know more portugues so ordering food would have been easier
• debian infra could have not been down during the sprint

The night ended at Bar do Alem o ( The German s Bar ). Both their beer and their food are very good, but I don t have enough elements to vouch for their authenticity. :) We were joined by Giovani (who we also met earlier in the botanic gardens), and by Paulo and Daniel who are organizing the MiniDebconf. And that is the end of this year s Debian Ruby team sprint. I hope we do it all over again next year.

Sound Juicer "J'd Up To The Boom" 2.13.4 is out. Tarballs are available on burtonini.com, or from the GNOME FTP servers. Bug fixes:

• Rebuild the pipeline after every track to fix a crash in GStreamer
• Unlock the drive door before ejecting
• Add GTK category to the desktop file
• Update bacon-message-connection

Translators: Adam Weinberger (en_CA), Ales Nyakhaychyk (be), Ankit Patel (gu), Clytie Siddall (vi), Evandro Fernandes Giovanini (pt_BR), Francisco Javier F. Serrador (es), Funda Wang (zh_CN), Gabor Kelemen (hu), Ignacio Casal Quinteiro (gl), Ilkka Tuohela (fi), Jean-Michel Ardantz (fr), Kjartan Maraas (nb, no), Lasse Bang Mikkelsen (da), Theppitak Karoonboonyanan (th), Tino Meinen (nl). NP: Gorillaz, Gorillaz