{"id":13,"date":"2005-03-29T18:56:47","date_gmt":"2005-03-29T03:50:22","guid":{"rendered":""},"modified":"2005-03-29T18:56:47","modified_gmt":"2005-03-29T18:56:47","slug":"time_time_time","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/blogs.gentoo.org\/seemant\/2005\/03\/29\/time_time_time\/","title":{"rendered":"Time, time, time"},"content":{"rendered":"

No, not the Paul Simon<\/a> song that the Bangles sung<\/a>, rather a lament on deadlines. I’ve an upcoming deadline on Friday for my real life work, so I’m guessing this kerberos stuff will not be finished this week. I hope to at least get some time to start on the stuff. As of right now, I have preliminary ebuilds for relocated heimdal and mit-krb5. Unfortunately, I have not been able to gut either of them of the com_err and ss libraries yet.<\/p>\n

Can I have everyone give a round of applause for Sven<\/a> for really really putting our documentation into shape. When he first took over the Gentoo Documentation Project, he had a pretty uphill battle, because our docs were in shabby shape. I think it was 1.4 where Ryan<\/a> and I stayed up all night to fix up the install docs. Since then, Sven took over the GDP (see next link) and moved it to another level entirely — what with fixing up the content and syntax, co-ordinating the various translations, bringing in newer docs. It’s amazing what the Docs Team<\/a> has done with all of the Gentoo documentation.<\/p>\n

Just so we’re clear then, the priority of my todo list is thus:<\/p>\n