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Document your Django project using Sphinx documentation tool and reStructuredText

So you wrote a cool documentation in your Python code using docstring and reStructuredText, in order to let other people understand your API. What’s the next step? To export it in html/pdf etc. I wrote an XML-RPC service providing Dynamic Ridesharing functionalities for my Bachelor Computer Science thesis. It was written using Python and Django.

Gnome on Debian Sid and ekiga+libpt problem solved

If you are running Debian Sid (i386) and are trying to install Gnome using apt-get install gnome You will probably might be disappointed because of problems regarding gnome-desktop-environment, ekiga, ptlib (libpt2.6.4) and opal (libopal3.6.4). Everything seems related to a missing 386 version of libpt2.6.4 on Debian Sid. Also libpt2.6.4-plugins is missing. Packages are also reported

Introduction To Software Testing

Elements and Concepts – A brief overview Download PDF version of the whole document. You can browse the article online but I encourage the download of the PDF since it is written with accuracy. Introduction This document contains some basic concepts and definitions about software testing. It has been written for studying a part of

How to have both Mac Os X and Linux installed and share the same home directory files

So much time since my last post! I’m sure that the best way to come back to blog posting is a nice tutorial. I’m going to write how to have the same home directory shared between Mac Os X and Gnu/Linux. Let me call Gnu/Linux just Linux from now on. A unique place for your

Fedora 10, thank you very much! (macbook review and fixes)

I’ve never been a big fan of rpm-based Gnu/Linux distributions, since I’ve always preferred the stability of Debian and Debian based distros, with their great dpkg system. The problem with Debian on Macbooks is that I do not see both the stability and performance anymore, as I have to use Lenny/Sid. Etch is too old

Testing Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) beta on a Macbook (updated!)

It’s a very long time since I abandoned Ubuntu, 1 year and 9 months being precise, although I continued to use Ubuntu derived distros. I decided today to give Ubuntu 8.10 beta a try. Obviously, every time I decide to try a Gnu/Linux distribution it happens that a new release comes out: I downloaded Alpha