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by tabbott 11y ago
OK, well, I'd certainly be happy to review a plan to consolidate things (probably the development mailing list is a better place for a detailed discussion) that doesn't hurt performance.
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by tabbott 11y ago
There's a Git integration that you can use with GitLab or anything else that supports post-receive hooks. But it would be cool if someone contributed a more slick GitLab integration :) Also there is a beta XMPP gateway at bots/ja
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by tabbott 11y ago
Yes, it's in fact exactly what's running on zulip.com. puppet/zulip_internal in the server repo even has the zulip.com puppet configuration (sans secrets).
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by tabbott 11y ago
Just to clarify, most users of Zulip were using the central cloud service (zulip.com). Kevin's experience is from one of the Zulip customers who had "Zulip Enterprise" (aka a Zulip server in their own data center -- which is
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by tabbott 11y ago
Yeah I'm hoping that the community will do some work on simplifying this -- our focus on the installation process side was to make there be at least one installation process for the two use cases that works completely automatically. FW
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by tabbott 11y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10280246 . Historically most users were using the single cloud installation at zulip.com, and so having this significant fixed memory overhead wasn't a problem. I expect someone
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by tabbott 11y ago
I think there are two approaches one could take for doing this: * It seems like one way you could make that possible would be to make it really easy to do white-label builds of the Zulip mobile apps. E.g. the "Zulip for example.com&qu
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by tabbott 11y ago
It looks a lot better on my Linux laptop! We're investigating.
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by tabbott 11y ago
There is a Linux client! You can build it from source right now, and prebuilt binaries will be available in a PPA soon. Prebuilt binaries aren't available quite yet because it's a lot easier to submit to a PPA once you're al
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by tabbott 11y ago
Thanks for pointing this out! Will fix.
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by tabbott 11y ago
Zulip use RabbitMQ for passing messages where persistence is desired; last I checked Redis didn't support persistent on-disk queues. Zulip's use of redis right now is basically just for the API rate-limiting; it could be easily re
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by tabbott 11y ago
Check out: https://zulip.org/ and https://zulip.org/features.html . The biggest difference from something like Slack is the threading model, which is documented in some detail on those pages.
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by tabbott 11y ago
See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10280246 .
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by tabbott 11y ago
Zulip has beta-quality integrations for mirroring content with a Jabber or IRC server (also we have one for Zephyr but that's a lot less popular). Check out bots/irc-mirror.py and bots/jabber_mirror.py. It's a bit comp
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by tabbott 11y ago
Zulip doesn't have a strong dependency on Ubuntu 14.04. It would be less than a day's work to have it support any additional version of Debian or Ubuntu (precise/wheezy would be quite easy since we've run both in product
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Ksplice blog archive(web.mit.edu)
2 points by tabbott 14y ago|0 comments
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by tabbott 16y ago
Boston, MA We're looking for hardcore C hackers (kernel experience ideal but not required) at Ksplice. We're a dozen-person, cash flow positive Linux server software startup. For a different engineering position that's highly customer-faci
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Zen and the Art of Selling by the inventor of Ethernet [pdf](vcmike.files.wordpress.com)
2 points by tabbott 16y ago|0 comments
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Get to know Ksplice: kernel patching was never this easy.(ibm.com)
39 points by tabbott 16y ago|9 comments
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Ksplice: Upgrade Your Linux Kernel Without Reboot(geekride.com)
2 points by tabbott 16y ago|0 comments