Consistency—a necessity when it comes to any large-scale, open source project. Sharing source code and libraries between the different components of OpenStack is critical to its rapid evolution and fast-paced development. The Oslo program is what holds it all together and brings consistency to OpenStack. We wanted to learn more about Oslo and what is does for OpenStack. So we asked the program lead to share his thoughts.
What’s new for Google’s Summer of Code (GSoC) internship program this year? For one, GSoC accepted 190 mentoring organizations, which is more than any other year. The very first GSoC program began in the summer of 2005, so this year also marks another milestone—they’re 10th year anniversary.
What is likely to remain the same this year is the overwhelming response from students from all over the world who want the chance to work on free and open source projects with mentoring organizations that Google has hand-picked.
Ojuba is a most common distro in Arab world. It isn’t only a Fedora-Based distro but also a big project that works hard to be always better.
So Ojuba project manage many projects that make changes, Ojuba contribute in Fedora iself and in many big open source projects as KDE,MATE,VLC,Wine and others.
These projects as Thawab the fastest searching library, Occ one of high personalaty control panel, Hijra best algorithm to calculate Hijri calender, Mimic the multimedia convertor, and many many others.
Ojuba with other Arab open source partners as LinuxAC,ArabEyes,Helal and professional programmers like Dr.Khaled Hosny and Taha Zarroki, make Linux more common in Arab world.
Ojuba future of Linux in Arab World.
