It describes basic workflows for working with packages on Open Build Service. This includes checking out a package from an upstream project, creating patches, branching a repository, and more.
It is intended for users and developers who want to dig deeper into OBS. It contains more background information, setup, and usage scenarios.
It offers step by step instructions on how to use the most common features of the Open Build Service. Please check the chapter on how to contribute to it. You can read this manual
It covers the ideas and motivations, concepts and processes as well as the administration of the Open Build Service. Please check the chapter on how to contribute to it. You can read this manual.
It offers information about the initial setup and maintenance for running OBS instances.
It describes basic workflows for working with packages on Open Build Service. This includes checking out a package from an upstream project, creating patches, branching a repository, and more.
It is intended for users and developers who want to dig deeper into OBS. It contains more background information, setup, and usage scenarios.
It offers step by step instructions on how to use the most common features of the Open Build Service. Please check the chapter on how to contribute to it. You can read this manual
It covers the ideas and motivations, concepts and processes as well as the administration of the Open Build Service. Please check the chapter on how to contribute to it. You can read this manual
It offers information about the initial setup and maintenance for running OBS instances.
All the facts, features and the future of the Open Build Service
Source: OBS-Facts-Features-Future.odp
Learn more about the cross-architecture capabilities of the Open Build Service.
Source: OBS-Cross-Build.odp
This workshop is for packagers that want to use the OBS to produce binary packages from sources.
Either for personal consumption or as part of a bigger project like a GNU/Linux distribution.
Source: OBS-Packager-Workshop.odp
This workshop is for members of open source projects or employees of software vendors that want to use the
Open Build Service to deliver not only single packages but large collections of them, for instance a
GNU/Linux distribution.
Source: OBS-Project-Workshop.odp
