In February this year, I posted a manifesto to to modernise the design, build and release of Ubuntu.
This week, we released Ubuntu 25.10 Questing Quokka, which was the first full engineering cycle under this new manifesto, This post is a look back at the progress made since that original post.
Immutable Linux distributions are gaining popularity due to their resilience and security, with mainstream operating systems adopting similar principles.
This post explores how different Linux distributions achieve immutability, the trade-offs, and why you should give it a try!
Packaging software is notoriously tricky. Every language, framework, and build system has its quirks, and the variety of artifact types — from Debian packages to OCI images and cloud images — only adds to the complexity.
This blog is a deep-dive on Canonical’s “craft” tools, how they evolved, and how to use them to simplify package maintenance.
Managing your time can be hard, particularly when occupying leadership positions. This is exacerbated by remote work, where the importance of owning your calendar is paramount both for you, and the people working with you.
A departure from my usual technical content, this post covers my lessons learned in managing my time, and my calendar while working remotely at Canonical over the past 4 years.
Part 2 of a micro-series of blog posts that outlines my journey toward authoring a Home Assistant Core integration for the Roth Touchline SL heating system.
This post covers the actual build and upstream contribution of the Home Assistant Core integration.