How Free Projects Are Developed on the ALT Team?
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Overview of how the ALT Linux Team organizes development of the Sisyphus free-software repository: the talk describes the team’s open development workflow, collaboration practices and tooling used to coordinate an international group of contributors, and how they manage packaging, builds and quality control in that open process.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:47International cooperation in ALT
- 5:19Distributive approach benefits
- 8:50Community interaction and upstream
- 13:11Open Source business model
- 16:44Licensing and GPL in commerce
- 20:14Infrastructure for business and developers
- 22:22Q&A: Tool selection
- 26:19Q&A: Regressions and expert review
- 30:59Q&A: Handling changes
- 34:13Q&A: GPL and business
- 37:03Q&A: Licensing ethics
- 38:10Q&A: Vulnerabilities and backports
- 39:38Q&A: Russian distro
- 41:02Q&A: Elbrus and future
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