Hi All, I'm trying to create custom ocio file for nuke, with reference of http://opencolorio.org/. im new at this so any help or suggestion will be appreciated. Thanks!!!

ASWF Community: In case you haven't seen the news, we are excited to share that the TAC has approved OpenEXR and OpenCue as Academy Software Foundation projects. We are also welcoming three new

Hi Andrew, This is a great contribution and has been received enthusiastically by the USD community and the developers and TDs at Animal Logic. Thanks! Daniel

Congratulations on this release! Rob

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Hi all, If you are interested in speaking at Open Source Summit North America, August 21-23 in San Diego, the deadline to submit your abstract is April 2. The conference is hosted by the Linux

We have just launched the Academy Software Foundation page on LinkedIn. We'd appreciate if you could please take a moment to follow our page:

This should be fixed now - let us know if you still see any issues. Thank you, John Mertic Director of Program Management - Linux Foundation ASWF, ODPi, R Consortium, and Open Mainframe

Greetings. I's a rather minor annoyance but I just wanted to let you know that currently the link for the new OpenColorIO project in your landing page is broken because it's missing a semicolon in the

ASWF Community: We are very excited to share that OpenColorIO has been approved as the second Academy Software Foundation project. The press release is available here:

There's a "tac" GitHub project at: https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/tac More specifically you'll find minutes for the CI working group

Hi, Where can I find all the meeting minutes of the 'ASWF CI Infrastructure' Group? Thanks, Patrick

As an aside, VFX Platform is, as they have repeated many times, not a list of endorsed or fundamental packages, but rather an agreement of versions for particular packages that have been historically

Hi Thanh, I've been reading a bit more about Packer and indeed it should be a fairly easy thing to setup a docker image that matches the VFX platform. One reason I've been angling towards Docker is

I'm not sure how these dependencies are used within a build, but It's fairly easy to switch builders in our CI cloud. If single builds are going to run on a very specific configuration of the

All, I'd love Foundry to be involved in this - we've spend some time on this sort of problem across all three operating systems this year, and have had some good results we'd be happy to share (though

Hi, We're not using docker, but we're doing something conceptually similar to Aloys to set up our platforms. We build the compiler, the VFX Platform libraries, and all their dependencies into unique

Packer is very similar in purpose to a Dockerfile. It's purpose is to create a reusable VM image, similar to how Dockerfile's purpose is to create a reusable container image. The reason we use Packer

Hi, I've been setting up CentOS-7-based VFX Platform docker images there: https://github.com/AnimalLogic/docker-usd/blob/master/linux/centos7/vfx-lite-2018/Dockerfile It's actually quite a nice way to

Hi Dan, I don't think it's overly ambitious to address a number of these points, as most will be common to ASWF projects and CI. Specifically: 1) The VFX Reference Platform build environment and