by ezs | Aug 23, 2007 | Technology, Uncategorized
Back from travelling – I’m taking a few more days off to decompress.
Working on a website for Grania – I’ve decided to use Drupal again. I’m a bit rusty (it’s been 18 months since I touched Drupal 4.7) and I’ve been exposed to too much WordPress. I need to get my head around Drupal templates again rather than WordPress themes.
Also looking at migrating the production webserver from Apache to lighttp – I’ve been testing lighttp for a while and it is incredible.
by ezs | Aug 22, 2007 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized

It’s a feature. Working as designed. Closed as invalid.
by ezs | Aug 16, 2007 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
It’s been a busy few months.
I’m taking some time off for a while to get back to normal.
No more logging bugs, testing fixes, writing docs, building demos, working in the superlab, answering questions, defending the decisions of others …
I’ll be back online in a week or so.
by ezs | Aug 14, 2007 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
I’m building demos – and I’m using a pre-release (very restricted) version of the ENGL ZToolkit version 5.
It not only supports Vista – but also ZENworks Configuration Management.
I’ll get round to doing some screencams later.
by ezs | Aug 14, 2007 | evilzenscientist, Uncategorized
Phew. Finally we shipped ZENworks Configuration Management.
An incredible team effort by the Novell engineering and QA teams – a complete rewrite and integration job from the ground up in just over 18 months. There have been some fantastic individual and team contributions – both early on and in the final few weeks.
It’s been the sole focus of my life for the past six-nine months – it feels like a massive weight has lifted from me.
The last few weeks have been pretty intense – I’ve spend time in the Novell Superlab overnight, testing the product; more time in the Superlab running more tests and competitive tests; endless hours logging bugs, getting fixes and verifying that everything is resolved.
I’ve logged way over 200 bugs against the product in the last nine months (that’s a lot for Product Management) and about twenty showstoppers.
I know the product is a lot better, more customer ready and more ready to be deployed because of this.
I’ve got a backlog of posts that I’m going to start posting.
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