Jakub Kadlčík

My name is Jakub Kadlčík, but you may also know me as FrostyX. I am a computer nerd (read software engineer) way too much interested in Emacs, RPM packaging ecosystem, and Free software (as in freedom) in general.

See my curriculum vitae or my timeline.


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Posts

TitleCreatedLanguageTags
SSH access to Copr builders 18. 03. 2024 en fedora copr
Gain/Effort planning for my projects 06. 01. 2024 en workflow github planning prioritization
For my Fedora packaging sponsorees 01. 03. 2023 en fedora packaging
Please keep fedora-review alive 09. 01. 2023 en fedora packaging fedora-review
Using Mock is easy 18. 09. 2022 en fedora mock howto packaging
Emacs - Evil :set option 07. 08. 2022 en emacs vim evil
Introducing RPM Spec Wizard 13. 02. 2022 en fedora packaging
Rebuilding the entire RubyGems in Copr 09. 11. 2021 en copr fedora rubygems
Building RHEL packages with Tito 22. 09. 2021 en fedora tito rhel packaging howto workflow
A year with Emacs 12. 05. 2021 en dev fedora emacs vim workflow software

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I happen to write also outside this blog. You can read my articles on Fedora Magazine, or cringe at my very old blog posts on AbcLinuxu (in Czech). If you follow my blog mainly because of Copr, make sure to check out also the official Copr blog.

Tracer

Tracer finds outdated running applications in your system

Tracer determines which applications use outdated files and prints them. For special kind of applications such as services or daemons, it suggests a standard command to restart it. Detecting whether file is outdated or not is based on a simple idea. If application has loaded in memory any version of a file which is provided by any package updated since system was booted up, tracer consider this application as outdated.