Monthly Archives: June 2017
Following a Python Tutorial – Part 2
This resolution post begins where Python Tutorial – Part1 left off. PASS sentence:Fibonacci functions:Testing a valid confirmation to exit The environment of definition of the variable just before to write a function:Validating lists with the append function which adds values … Continue reading
Clone and run a GNOME Project with Flatpak-Builder on F25
Today we have a very productive online meeting with @csoriano and @tmendes, these two guys from Brasil and Spain, helped me because I have cloned Polari with Flatpak – Builder on Fedora 25, but it did not run it at … Continue reading
Stuck in the Challenge
My Sunday days are reserved for the GNOME Peru Challenge 2017-1 and one key action to success is to get an application running, to fix a bug. In this matter, jhbuild and GNOME Builder are the way to achieve it. … Continue reading
First Round Talks of Fedora + GNOME at UPN
Today our local group has traveled many miles to the north of Lima to present our lately work by using Fedora and GNOME as users and developers. Thanks to the organizers of the IT Forum to invite us and support … Continue reading
First Public Presentation of the Fedora + GNOME group
A group of students from different universities have gathered together to learn Linux in deeply. We have started with the GNOME Peru Challenge on Fedora 25, that basically consists in fixing a bug. To achieve that, we have follow an … Continue reading
Following a Python Tutorial – Part 1
One task of the #GNOMEPeruChallenge2017 consists in killing this book. Then, my job practice so far: 1.- Printing strings, indentation, coding encoding and basic conditional 2.- Python Basic Operators and Numerical, defining values and types int, float3.- Basic String operations … Continue reading
Teaching Linux more than 1K students in 2017
Thanks to the Fedora and GNOME project, I was able to learn what Linux means, both, technically and philosophically. I was prepared for system administration by the Linux Foundation and throughout the years I got Linux experiences and dirty hands … Continue reading
