Achill Gilgenast
Computer science student at RWTH Aachen and a developer for both Alpine Linux and postmarketOS. Maintainer of various Alpine packages including LLVM, the GNOME stack and the stable Linux kernel. Also responsible for GNOME/Phosh UI integration in postmarketOS and the coordination between Alpine and pmOS. https://achill.org/
Sessions
To ensure that final releases of projects are stable and don't contain regressions, we have to start testing these releases before the actual release. That's what we're doing with nightly packages, where we build the development states of GNOME, KDE, Phosh, systemd and more, (hopefully) every night.
The current architecture for building Alpine and postmarketOS packages has served us well. But it's time to reevaluate our requirements and design a new system.
A practical look at SELinux and mandatory access control and the challenges of bringing it to Alpine Linux and postmarketOS.