00:01L1pehi everyone
00:01DPichello
00:01xnoxheya
00:02DPicalrighty, so how many people are here for the marketing team meeting?
00:03xnox3? =D
00:03L1pe:)
00:04DPici hope the DST change didn't confuse people, emmajane was patient enough to wait an hour
00:04xnoxHuh?
00:04emmajaneI'm not sure how long I can stay though. :/
00:05boredandblogginghello
* xnox 's clock bangs midnight
00:05DPicxnox: she came at 7pm EST when it's really 8pm EST now that daylight savings time is over
00:05xnoxAhhhh now it makes sence
00:06DPic:)
00:06DPichere's the agenda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/Meetings/Minutes/2008-03-26
00:06DPicit's short but i'm sure well have more to talk about
00:07boredandbloggingi gotta run soon
00:07boredandbloggingso let me mention the gerry carr thing
00:07boredandbloggingwe might get a heads up on the 8.04 press release
00:07boredandbloggingminus the official canonical quotes
00:08boredandbloggingso we can pass them out to locos to translate as needed
00:08DPicawesome
00:08boredandbloggingor stick them in press kits or whatever
00:08DPicso will we get an email when that happens?
00:09boredandbloggingyeah, I'll email the marketing and loco-contacts lists
00:09boredandbloggingif gerry doesn't do it himself
00:09DPicgreat
00:09DPicdo you have any idea when this will happen?
00:09xnox23 April 23:59 UTC? =D
00:10boredandblogginghah
00:10boredandbloggingyeah, I'll start bugging him in a couple of weeks
00:10boredandbloggingbut yeah, I want to get it as soon as possible too
00:11boredandbloggingthats all I got
00:11DPicalright. and since it seems like a couple people are having to leave early, is this time generally bad or is it just today? would it help to have meetings one hour earlier?
00:11boredandbloggingtime is fine
00:11DPicokay
00:11boredandbloggingbut
00:11emmajanean hour earlier would have been great :)
00:12xnoxan hour earlier as well would be better
00:12boredandbloggingyeah, think its tough for people in Europe to make it
00:12DPicemmajane: today, or for future meetings?
00:12DPicokay i'll make it an hour earlier
00:12emmajane7PM is good for me because it gives me time to get to the gym afterwards :)
00:12xnoxCool =D
00:12emmajaneand the reminder was great
00:12DPicand is it okay with everyone that i've made meeting monthly now instead of every two weeks?
00:12emmajaneEST/DST thing did screw me up. I nver think about the difference.
00:13xnoxDPic: 1 a month is plenty? Isn't it?
00:13boredandbloggingshould we have meetings before hardy?
00:13DPici think so
00:14DPichmm maybe a special meeting two weeks from now just because of the Hardy release?
00:15boredandbloggingsure
00:15emmajaneworks for me
00:15xnoxfine
00:15DPicalright then
00:15DPicnow, first thing on the agenda is to talk about fliers
00:15DPicwe have a few here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MarketingTeam/Materials
00:16DPicbut i would definitely like to see more. any ideas on who else we can contact?
00:17boredandbloggingmost of the people who used to do that stuff arent' that active in -marketing anymore
00:18DPici sent an email to the loco-contacts list which included a link to that page and we got one person to add their work
00:18DPicwould it be worth contacting the artwork team?
00:18boredandbloggingdon't see the old DIY page on the Materials page
00:19xnoxI will try to come with something. Although I'm not great artist =D
00:19boredandbloggingno wait
00:19boredandbloggingits there
00:19DPicthe materials page has all of the work from the DIY page i think
00:19boredandbloggingcool
00:19xnoxno it doesn't https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DIYMarketing?highlight=%28DIY%29
00:19DPiccould someone contact the artwork ream?
00:20DPicxnox: alright i'll work on copying stuff over
00:21xnoxI'll contact artwork team :P
00:21DPicxnox: thanks
00:22DPicis there anything else we should do as far as fliers go?
00:23xnox2 weeks before hardy send links to all Loco teams to remind them there is something to use =D
00:23DPicyeah, i'll be reminded to do that at our next meeting
00:23boredandbloggingi gotta head out, will read the backlog later
00:23DPicokay thanks for coming
00:23xnoxbye!
* xnox still here though
00:24DPici got an email from someone asking if there were any big events planned for the hardy release
00:24DPici told them that i didn't know but i'd ask here if there were and if not, who to contact about making arrangements
* xnox is in UK and it seems dead
00:25L1peDPic: well there are parties everywhere
00:26DPicyes, but i'm pretty sure he meant like a BIG event
* johnc4510 sorry late
* xnox most of the LUG's anyway around where I live are dead
00:27DPicjohnc4510: no problem. did you read up on what you missed?
00:27xnoxI've heard of BIG events in China =D
00:27johnc4510doing that now
00:27xnoxbut I'm never gonna get there =(
00:27DPicjohnc4510: okay cool, if you have anything to add, please do
00:27DPicxnox: well, are there any people who would be able to set up such an event?
00:28xnoxnot really
00:28DPicalright i'll let him know
00:28DPicmy reply is already like a month late :/
00:29L1peI think that 50 parties arround the world is a BIG event...
00:29DPicL1pe: yeah but he's looking for one big event
00:29johnc4510DPic: we should get the link to the teams as soon as possible for the flyer, so they can start printing and handing them out
00:30DPicjohnc4510: the fliers that exist now talk about hardy as if it's already been released
00:30johnc4510k
00:30johnc4510hmm
00:30DPici don't think we'll have any to talk about it's upcoming release in time although that would have been nice
00:32DPicnext thing on the agenda is ubuntu demos. I added this a few weeks ago and thinking about it now it doesn't seem like the best idea but my thinking was to just try to get more people to SEE ubuntu but having demos on the streets. It might be better to ask teams to request having a demo at a computer show or something (not sure how they would pull that off). something similar is mentioned under friendly contact here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GainIndus
00:33xnoxhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/GainIndustrySupport ?
00:33DPic....?
00:33DPici fail to understand your question
00:33xnoxPage does not exists
00:34xnoxthe one you send
00:34DPicokay it works for me but here's the quote, "Everyone should be able to get in touch with companies and just say what you want. For example, you could go to a computer retail store and ask them about supporting Ubuntu, then show off your own computer running it. They'll like the spinning cube :)"
00:34johnc4510works for me
00:35xnoxDPic: sounds great unless they will think it's hidden camera show ;)
00:36DPichaha
00:36DPicwell how could we get LoCo teams to do this?
00:36DPicmaybe add it to this page, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HitTheStreets ?
00:37xnoxI think we should do a hidden camera show and put it on youtube
00:37xnoxwith something like that
00:37DPicxnox: that's actually a great idea
00:37xnoxa) loco's will see it
00:37xnoxb) people will see
00:37xnoxc) employees will see it as well
00:37DPicc) the internets will see it!
00:37DPicoh.
00:37DPic:P
00:38xnoxDPic: internerds =D
00:38DPicwe would be able to catch a lot of people's reactions on camera
00:39DPicit could make for a good promotional video
00:39DPicwhich Ubuntu and free software in general needs more of
00:39xnoxI personally like the firefoxflicks.com idea
00:40xnoxit's simple yet attractive
00:40L1peI don't think that's a good idea...
00:40DPicL1pe: why not?
00:41L1pewell, maybe only in the "first world". because in many many countries people walking in the streents doesn't even have computers...
00:41xnoxGood point
00:41DPicL1pe: well with that we'd be targeting the "first world" but i think it's a good idea for that
00:42L1peand in my opinion you just can't make somebody in the street to change there OSes
00:42DPicthat is true but i think some promotional videos could help a lot if they served to educate consumers
00:43L1pesure
00:43xnox"Regular mum stripping DRM while cooking breakfast?" =D from ubuntuforums i think
00:43DPichah
00:44DPiclast on the agenda is team jobs
00:44xnox"Ubuntu - Linux for human beings; Unable your Medibuntu repository =D"
00:44L1pemaybe some crazzy promotional videos, (I really like that kind of marketing)
00:44DPicwhat kind of "crazzy" do you mean?
00:45xnoxWalk into dell store and boot all computer
00:45xnoxs into ubuntu live cd
00:45xnoxcatch on camera reaction of people =D
00:45xnoxOh dell stores are shut down aren't they
00:45DPicyeah, but it'd be hard to pull off
00:46L1pelike 100 loco members runing in the streets of dubai with live cds :)
00:46xnoxROLF
00:46DPicrolling on laughing floor?
* xnox I knew I never knew chatspeak
00:47xnoxit's RLOF isn't it?
00:48xnoxbut yeah close enough =D
* xnox is Russian
00:48DPicxnox: it's ROFL --> rolling on the floor laughing :)
00:48xnoxahhh that's the one
00:49DPichaha anyways, team jobs. is anyone here interested in being the meeting manager? if not i'll email the list about it
00:49DPicanyone?
00:49DPicgoing once
00:50DPicgoing twice
00:50DPicgoing
00:50DPicgoing
00:50DPicgone
00:50xnoxclose but no cigar
00:50L1pewhats the job spec?
00:51DPictake meetimg minutes, contact the fridge to let them know about upcoming meetings, update the claendar and wiki (for meetings)
00:52L1peI can do that if you want
00:52DPicit's not a lot of work, it's just a little but you have to do at regular intarvals
00:52DPicL1pe, that would be great
00:52DPiccan i talk to you after the meeting about what to do?
00:53L1peok
00:53DPicgreat
00:54DPicare there any other jobs that this team needs?
00:54DPici think a person or two to act as a team contact would be good
00:54DPicso people can contact them instead of the list for certain things
00:56DPicalright, well is there anything to add before we finish?
* xnox "Hakuna Matata"
00:57DPic+1
00:58DPicalright, i guess that's it
00:58DPicMeeting adjourned.
00:58xnoxsee ya
00:58L1penot the most popular meeting ever :)
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05:05pleaseandthankyocan i install ubuntu edubun xunbu kubuntu at the same time?
05:59pleaseandthankyook installed xubuntu and and goubuntu  on top of edubuntu where are they now? and how do i load them?
06:31calchi
06:39evandgood evening calc
06:39ogra_cmpcevening ? tsk...
06:40nixternalmorning
06:40ogra_cmpc.oO(mummble,mumble ....middleofthenigth.... mumble)
06:40nixternal01:40 Chicago Standard Time :)
06:40evandmumble mumble almost 3am mumble :)
06:40ogra_cmpc7:40 CEST
06:41ogra_cmpc*yawn*
06:41evandnot sure which I'd dislike more
06:41ogra_cmpcihad3amones ... and i use to go to bed around 4am anyway ... so that was perfect
06:41ogra_cmpchmm
06:42ogra_cmpcspacebar morning-weakness
06:42calcits only 1:42am here
06:42calcits still early ;-)
06:42nixternalor late
* calc is glad his mother in law watches his son on meeting nights
* nixternal is glad his mother-in-law is no where near him on any night
06:43calche seems to think 6:30am is a good time to wake up
06:43nixternalheh
06:43calcso 3am-6:30am would really suck for sleep
06:44calcbtw the OOo graph is finally pretty :)
06:44calconly 10 new bugs
06:46bryyceheya guys
06:47calcArneGoetje: thanks for the bug testing :)
* asac waves
06:47asacsince when does the meeting start at 0630 UTC?
06:48asac:-P
06:48ogra_cmpcheh
06:48james_wmorning all
* ogra_cmpc waves
06:49calcasac: oh i thought it ended at 0700 UTC ;-)
06:49asacogra_cmpc: you already yawmed ... no need to wave ;)
06:49ogra_cmpc... andtriestogetridofthe sesame seedunder thespacebargrrr
06:49ogra_cmpcah, better
06:50asacwhat are you doing ogra_cmpc ;) ... hopefully you are at least properly dressed :)
06:50ogra_cmpchaha
06:51ogra_cmpcnot at that time of day, no ... but i wont go into details :)
06:51asaclol
06:53nixternalthank goodness :p
06:53bryyceasac, did you get many agenda items for the meeting?  I suppose there are plenty of milestone bugs we can talk about.
06:54asacbryyce: no additions, no.
06:55ArneGoetjecalc: welcome. took me a few seconds. :)
06:56calcArneGoetje: i'll have to get you to show me how to do that kind of thing on my laptop at UDS, thanks for taking care of it for me though :)
06:56ArneGoetjecalc: sure. no problem.
06:57asacany trick to get a hardy blocker list from launchpad _with_ the assignee in the list?
06:57bryycenot afaik
06:57asaci remeber that we had such lists in the past ... but i cant get it by just using advanced search
06:57bryycegetting high/crit milestones are pretty easy - http://tinyurl.com/2vtt6u
06:58slangasekasac: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+milestone/ubuntu-8.04
06:58asacslangasek: thanks
06:58slangasektrade-off is that you can't hide the fix-released bugs :)
06:58asacslangasek: how comes that that list is about 208 bugs, while the hardy tagged list is just 138?
06:58asacoh
06:59asaci see
06:59bryyceI've been browsing through the high priority milestones, and noted a few that looked relevant to us...  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/61106/
07:00asacthe network-manager issues should to be fixed on a branch. if anyone still experiences issues connecting with NM, please talk to me
07:00asacok ... maybe start?
07:01bryyceyep
07:01asacslangasek: for beta wrap-up: are there are any _new_ issues that came up after beta?
07:01slangasekoh, sure, there were the regressions that people uploaded to the archive the day after the beta freeze ended :)
07:02asachaha
07:03slangasekif people don't know what I'm talking about - hal/network-manager started giving problems with wireless, and language packs started having errors with overlapping files, and then Germany went on a four-day weekend ;)
07:03calcslangasek: i thought that was all of europe
07:03ogra_cmpccalc, not all of us
07:04TheMusocalc: Australia also.
07:04ogra_cmpcbut most
07:04bryycesure made for a quiet couple of days for us in usa ;-)
07:04asaci worked the whole weekend :) ... though on security backports
07:04slangasekso thankfully, I think everyone's out of four-day weekends between now and release, so I'm optimistic that we won't have any repeats of /that/...
* ogra_cmpc hacked on classmate the whole time
07:04TheMuso,e actually got away from the computer.
* TheMuso actually got away from the computer.
07:04calcyummy bug 159893 sounds like it would fix my biggest gripe with compiz and its targeted for hardy
07:04ubotuLaunchpad bug 159893 in compiz "Windows only snap to outside edges" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/159893
07:04bryyceTheMuso: heresy!
07:05slangasekas for problems with the beta itself, things look pretty good.  Still waiting for Xubuntu to give me the thumbs-up for a set of alternate CDs to release as a beta for them, but otherwise we're on the final stretch to release now
07:07bryyceso it looks like we have until April 10th, Final Freeze, and then RC on the 17th and final release a week after that on the 24th.
07:07slangasekcorrect
* ArneGoetje still needs to check some scim and fonts issues... :(
07:08slangasekplease use this time wisely to work on those milestoned bugs - if anyone's worried about running out, let me know, and if anyone's worried that they have too many assigned, let me know that too
07:08bryyceArneGoetje, do you want to give a status on that?
07:08dokoabout bug #174002, you probably can avoid the reboot question if using noifiers to ask for a reboot of the system, but at least for server, the update notifiers are not installed by default
07:08ubotuLaunchpad bug 174002 in glibc "asks termnal question on dapper->hardy upgrade" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/174002
07:08calchmm final freeze is the day after i fly off to prague
07:09slangasekyou're going to prague a month early?
07:09dokocalc: so it's one day earlier for you =)
07:09calcslangasek: yea GoOOCon
07:09calcdoko: yea
07:09slangasekah
07:09calcslangasek: doko as well but on friday (i think)
07:09ogra_cmpcdoko, show a debconf note if there is no DISPLAY set
07:09ArneGoetjebryyce: I don't have an overview right now, as those bugs seem to be individual problems, some of them on KDE... so I would need to replicate them first
07:10ogra_cmpcor just echo to the console
07:10slangasekcalc: ohwell, that gives you extra padding so that OOo can be uploaded /and built/ before the freeze then :-)
07:10dokoogra_cmpc: it is shown now, but only for the case when debconf is installed
07:10calcslangasek: heh yea
07:10ogra_cmpcdoko, if [ -z "$DISPLAY" ];then echo "please reboot" fi
07:11ogra_cmpc:)
07:11dokocalc: I'd like to to an OOo -l10n language export test for -4. Could you make a preliminary -4 build available somewhere?
07:12calcdoko: ok, just the same as -3 but with some language stuff done differently?
07:12calcdoko: i am uploading 2.4.0-1ubuntu1 later this week
07:12calcdoko: probably tomorrow or so, whenever the official announcement goes out
07:13dokocalc: fine, just tell me where I can grab it before your upload
07:13calcdoko: ok, do you need just the orig/diff/dsc or the debs as well?
07:14bryyceslangasek: are there particular bugs you've noticed as important, that aren't getting sufficient attention or progress on them so far?
07:15dokocalc: source only
07:15calcdoko: ok
07:15asacok, i think i assigned all unassigned ffox and network manager blocker bugs now.
07:15asac(to me)
07:16slangasekbryyce: I haven't noticed that yet, no; with less than a week since beta and Easter weekend intervening, there's insufficient data yet,  but I'll certainly be tagging people if I think it's necessary
07:16bryyceslangasek: ok well always good news that the sky is not falling ;-)
07:16asacyes. i wondered why i haven't received the expected bug flood yet, but maybe its really because of easter
07:17slangasek<cough> it's because no one could connect to the Internet to send their bugs :-)
07:17james_wslangasek: you can poke me about odds and ends as I don't have an area of my own yet.
07:17ogra_cmpci would expect more testers because of that, not less
* bryyce snorts
07:17asacslangasek: hehe :)
07:17asacyeah. thats another point
07:17slangasekjames_w: sounds great, thanks :)
07:17bryyceyes, I've been noticing mutterings about wireless issues in some xorg bug reports lately.
07:18bryyce"Can you ssh in and attach gdb to Xorg to see why it's crashed?"  "Nope, wireless is broke."  ;-)
07:18slangasekfwiw, we *should* have those wireless regressions sorted in the archive now
07:19ogra_cmpcasac, btw, heise held back the beta announcement until yesterday (to put it in the news aside with the fedora one)
07:19slangasekit took a little longer than it ought to have, mainly because there were two overlapping regressions in two different packages
07:19bryyceexcellent, yeah sounds like the issues are already past
07:19ArneGoetjealso for IPW2200?
07:19asacogra_cmpc: which ubuntu beta?
07:19ogra_cmpcyup
07:19slangasekbut I expect we'll still have to handhold a few users through getting their wireless back up, for a few more days
07:19asacArneGoetje: ipw2200 hidden ssid is fixed on my branch ... otherwise it should work
07:20asacArneGoetje: testing appreciated
07:20ArneGoetjeasac: will do tonight
07:21bryycefor Xorg, things seem to be pretty stable - the usual level of issues.  Mostly we're catching secondary and tertiary side effects from various fixes that went in around beta
07:22bryyceI learned today that the compiz folks have blacklisted all ATI laptops, which is disappointing, but looks like it was the right call.  A lot of users are going to complain about it though.
07:23asacanyone can confirm that dpkg-buildpackage -S -si is broken (it always includes the orig.tar.gz in changes for me)
07:23asacwell dpkg-genchanges that is
07:24asac(i had to create the changes in a gutsy chroot for the firefox security update)
07:24TheMusoasac: I never use -si, I just use dpkg-buildpackage -S and no orig is included.
07:25asacit still includes the orig for me
07:25asac$ dpkg-genchanges -S -si
07:25asacdpkg-genchanges: including full source code in upload
07:25asacsame without -si
07:25asacwhats going on :(
07:25slangasekwhat's your version number?
07:25dokoasac: did you want to look at the Blackdown java1.4 packages, or can we remove them from the distro now?
07:26asac2.0.0.13+0nobinonly-0ubuntu0.7.4
07:26slangasek(does that mean the meeting's over, if we're talking about dpkg-genchanges commandline options?)
07:26asacin the past it just auto did that for -1
07:26asac(like in debian)
07:26asacslangasek: well ... not sure. if its broken its certainly a blocker ;)
07:26slangasekmaybe the heuristic has been changed to <= -1
07:26slangasekheh
07:26asacslangasek: anyway ... it should honour the -si
07:27asacagreed?
07:27slangasekwell, yes :)
07:27asacshould happen for all -0ubuntuX things if its really <= -1 now
07:29asacill test and file a bug. anything else?
07:30slangasekasac: is ubufox getting up to the top of your list yet?  It would be nice to have confirmation that java now works by default for 64-bit users
07:30asacslangasek: yes. I will push it so it gets done by end of this week for sure.
07:30slangasekok
07:30dokoit should work for everything but LiveConnect
07:30asacbut the comments in bug looked good (except the wizard)
07:31slangasekdoko: "by default" -> ubufox still doesn't know to install icedtea-gcjwebplugin
07:31asacwhy is that a problem?
07:31asacis there no transitional package?
07:31slangasekso we don't really get full user testing right now :)
07:31slangasekasac: there is not, no
07:32asacwhy not? (sorry if i miss the obvious)
07:32slangasekasac: if there were a transitional package, users would get two options in the plugin list where they should get one...?
07:32asacthey will only get the package that had the Npp- headers in their control when ubufox database was updated the last time
07:32dokowell, I can build an empty package from the icedtea-gcjwebplugin source
07:32asacso for now it would work
07:32asacand once i run the datbase batch it would automatically suggest -gcjwebplugin
07:33asacinstead of the old one
07:33asac(given that the Npp- headers are dropped from the transitional package control)
07:33slangasekdoko: an easy push through NEW from my POV if you want to do that
07:33asacdoko: empty? without transition?
07:33slangasekempty -> dummy -> transition
07:33asacok
07:34asacdoko: please do that. i think users that installed the icedtea plugin want to be auto upgraded anyway
07:34dokook, will do
07:34asacgreat
07:34slangasekdoko: have you gotten an answer to your inittab question yet?
07:35dokoslangasek: no, and not that high priority. I'll have to look later
07:35slangasekI'm interested in knowing the answer, since I can't figure it out myself, guess it needs picking Scott's brain
07:37ogra_cmpcfedora will surely soon have a fix now that they switched to upstart :P
07:38asacok, i guess meeting is over ;)
07:38slangasekok, thanks all :)
07:39ogra_cmpcthanks
* asac goes back to work
07:39asacthanks
07:39bryycethanks
07:39TheMusothanks all
07:39ArneGoetjethanks
07:39TheMusominutes will be out tomorrow my time.
07:39calcgoodnight
07:41james_wthanks all
07:44evandthanks
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12:16stgraberok, so we have RichEd and ogra_cmpcng :) anyone else ?
12:16ogra_cmpcngunlikely :)
12:16ogra_cmpcnghighvoltage, ?
12:16ogra_cmpcngjuliux, ?
12:16ogra_cmpcnganyone ?
12:16RichEdi've got a packed day with bad internet
12:16RichEdi'll lurk and respond if pinged by name
12:16ogra_cmpcngi'm fiddling with the next gen classmate atm
12:16juliuxogra_cmpc, i am half here
* juliux is fighting with a lotus notes and domino server
12:17ogra_cmpcngand i dont have anything to report ... four days of easter and all remaining workdays went into classmate
12:17ogra_cmpcngbeta was good though
12:19ogra_cmpcngthere were three slightly critical bugs discovered in beta, one is moodle (not fixed yet), one in ltsp (amd64 dhcpd.conf handling (there is a fix on teh bug)) and italc not being installable in a netinstall (fixed by stephane, sorry for not having it uploaded yet)
12:20ogra_cmpcngbeyond that we have two categories in g-a-i that i have to remove since they are empty
12:20ogra_cmpcngand there is one upstream ldm security bug that needs fixing
12:21ogra_cmpcngthats about it from my side
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12:21ogra_cmpcngany questions anyone ?
12:22stgrabersounds good and not too hard to fix for RC
12:22ogra_cmpcngoh, i forgot, laser has uploaded a new and fixed squeak
12:22ogra_cmpcngand apparently he builds the squeak vm for all arches so you can have it on ppc and amd64 as well
12:23ogra_cmpcngi will have to test how good it behaves on the classmate, since i suspect it will be used a lot
12:23stgraberhow better is the new classmate ? do you have L2 cache on this one ? :)
12:23ogra_cmpcngits a typical OLPC app so i assume kids will want it on the classmate
12:23ogra_cmpcngnope
12:23ogra_cmpcngand the device i have here is a total fake :)
12:23stgraberbut real HDD right ?
12:24stgraberok :)
12:24ogra_cmpcng512M and 30G HDD
12:24ogra_cmpcngboth wont be the default afaik
12:24ogra_cmpcngbut that might still change depending on prices ... the device i have here isnt supposed to come out before Q3 or so
12:25ogra_cmpcngit has a 9" screen and a right shift key though :)
12:25ogra_cmpcngand a neat case that looks a bit more modern
12:25stgraberoh, so you'll be making less typing mistake now :)
12:26ogra_cmpcngnot really, the keys are different i have to get used to it
12:26stgraberhave you had a chance to run italc on one of the "old" classmates, I'd be interested by memory usage on those
12:26ogra_cmpcngit should be by default in the latest images ... i didnt do a fresh install yet on an old one
12:27stgraberok
12:27ogra_cmpcnghrm
12:27ogra_cmpcngat least its supposed to be in the default install
12:27ogra_cmpcngits not here on the ng classmate
12:28stgraberit seems to eat 14MB on my lappy (64bit) but I have a real highres screen (1680x1050) so might be a lot less on the cmpc
12:28ogra_cmpcng14M is a lot
12:29ogra_cmpcngat least for a classmate
12:29stgraberyes, but that's on 64bit with 1680x1050, I'd expect x11vnc to eat a lot less on a 32bit 800x480 screen
12:29ogra_cmpcngis it x11vnc ? i thought it uses its own code
12:29stgraberit's its own code but the VNC part is 90% based on x11vnc
12:29ogra_cmpcngah
12:30ogra_cmpcngso just stolen from there
12:31stgraberit forks into 2 process one doing the iTalc actions (locking screen, allowing demo mode, ...) and the other running x11vnc
12:32ogra_cmpcngit eats 6.88M reserved ram here
12:32ogra_cmpcngnot to bad
12:32stgraberok, so seems to be directly related to the screen resolution
12:32ogra_cmpcng(running idle)
12:33ogra_cmpcngok ... so wrt meeting i'm done so far ... RichEd, anything to add ? management/community ?
12:33stgraberbtw, I'll soon have the avahi scripts ready to replace ica-launcher and italc-launcher. I don't think we'll be able to incldue those in the package for Hardy
12:33stgraberso where is the best place to upload them ?
12:33ogra_cmpcngyeah, sadly
12:33ogra_cmpcngPPA ?
12:34ogra_cmpcngso hardy users can pull them inofficially
12:34RichEdogra_cmpc: not from my side today
12:34stgraberI'm not sure generating an entire new package is necessary as it's just the two launcher scripts that need to be replaced
12:34RichEdthanks for managing the mini-meeting
12:34ogra_cmpcng:)
12:34ogra_cmpcnghaving fun with the new keyboard :)
12:36ogra_cmpcngRichEd, btw, suspend/hibernate works on the next gen ... i have one issue with the backlight being off on resume but thats fixable (and works if you hit the brightness key once)
12:36RichEdgreat
12:36stgraberhmm, now that I'm having a look at it, my new scripts will required avahi-tools and probably python-avahi so uploading a package to the PPA makes sense so I can easily add the new depends
12:36RichEdwhat's better about the keyboard ?
12:37ogra_cmpcngright shift key
12:37stgraberthe other way would have been a wiki page with the two scripts attached
12:37ogra_cmpcngsmaller higher keys
12:37RichEdand can you send a mini status email to me about any issues we need to urgently fix (for the IDF launch)
12:37ogra_cmpcngso the center point of the keys is further apart
12:38RichEdis that better for bigger fingers ?
* RichEd also missed the right shift
12:38RichEdannoying at times
12:38ogra_cmpcngRichEd, its all fixed, i uploaded the fixed package for the installer this morning, it just takes its hours to get into the archive before i can go on
12:38RichEdso i can tell mr k that we can satisfy them
12:38RichEd?
12:38ogra_cmpcngi saw some video lockups though
12:39ogra_cmpcngnot sure what that is yet, but its nothing that happens constantly and we can blame the unreleased status of the image for now
12:39RichEdokay ... not critical though for now ... it is prerelease
12:39ogra_cmpcngin any case its installable with my next image build
12:39RichEdtell them to file a bug report if and when it happens
12:39ogra_cmpcngand the webcam works fine :)
12:40RichEdgreat ... they can chat to you live while you work ;)
12:40ogra_cmpcngwell, i know when it happens .... i just dont know why yet and why it isnt realiably reproducable
12:41ogra_cmpcngRichEd, the ekiga videophone works out oif the box :)
* highvoltage is here
12:46highvoltagesorry, was in shower, somehow thought there was a late meeting
12:46highvoltageogra_cmpcng: how is NG?
12:47highvoltageogra_cmpcng: can you take a pic of the new clasmate dummy you have?
12:47ogra_cmpcngnot sure i'm allowed to
12:47ogra_cmpcngits not public yet
12:48highvoltageah ok.
12:48ogra_cmpcngoh, i missed to finish the meeting ...
12:48highvoltagenice that it has lots of RAM at least. is the 30GB hard disk also flash? or magnetic platters?
12:49ogra_cmpcnghighvoltage, thats a real HD and it wont have the amount of ram in the released variant by default i think
12:49ogra_cmpcnganyway
12:49ogra_cmpcngneed to close the meeting and do more tests
12:49ogra_cmpcnggoing once
12:49ogra_cmpcngtwice ...
12:49ogra_cmpcngadjourned ... thanks everyone
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15:59ogasawarahi all
15:59pedro_hello ogasawara
15:59pedro_hey Iulian
16:00henohey all!
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16:00stgrabernand: ping
16:00pedro_hi heno
16:01nandhi!
16:02heno#startmeeting
16:02MootBotMeeting started at 17:02. The chair is heno.
16:02MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]
16:02henoagenda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Meetings
16:02henosorry for the late announcement!
16:02pedro_i'm loving the meeting schedule posted at the wiki page
16:02pedro_thanks for it ;-)
16:03henoyeah, I thought that might be useful :)
16:03heno(for when I make agendas very late ;-D )
16:03IulianActually it is ;)
16:04heno[TOPIC] QA-Website frontpage (nand and stgraber)
16:04MootBotNew Topic:  QA-Website frontpage (nand and stgraber)
* heno still needs to reply to some of nand's emails about brainstorm
16:05stgraberthat's something we have been discussing a bit with nand, qa.ubuntu.com looks really empty and useless as it's now and we thought we would really need to improve it
16:05nandyep!
16:05henonand: I've not forgotten, it's just queed up ...
16:05nandheno: I guessed so
16:05stgraberso first thing, as this page will be linked from the QA bar you have at the top of all our websites, we'll need a name for it
16:06stgraberthis page will act as a summary of all the other QA related websites (ISO tracker, Brainstorm, QA Blog, links to Hug days, ...)
16:06heno'Home' ?
16:06henodoes drupal have a blog plugin, btw?
16:06stgraberthe problem I see with 'Home' is that people will expect to be brought back to the main page of the website they currently are on
16:07stgraberheno: yes, we are testing it on http://qablog.stgraber.org
16:07henoooo, pretty
16:07nandIdeally there should be some feedback on Ubuntu dev on this blog
16:07liwoops, I forgot to /join the right channel
16:08henonand: agreed
16:08nandto give some update to a good portion of users whose only portal to Ubuntu is brainstorm
16:08heno'QA Home'?
16:08liw(if someone wants to paste me the backlog for this meeting, I'd be happy to catch up)
16:08stgraberliw: http://paste.stgraber.org/1989
16:08liwthanks
16:09pedro_I've already flood him by privmsg hehe
16:09stgraber'QA Home' sounds better
16:09liwI have three copies of the backlog now, thanks everyone
16:10stgraberany other idea ?
16:10henowe should also consider setting up reports.qa.u.c or similar for bug lists, weather report, etc
16:10stgraberheno: that's my idea with qa.ubuntu.com
16:10stgraberlet me copy/paste the planned content
16:10stgraber - Summary tab (developer weather report, news from the blog, top-10 from Brainstorm, links to different tracker (iso, mozilla, ...))
16:10stgraber - Testing tracker tab (status for ongoing testing, summary of user's subscriptions)
16:10stgraber - Brainstorm tab (user's favourite ideas, top-10 most recent ideas, top-10 from frontpage)
16:10stgraber - Resource tab (links to Wiki, LP, Hug days, Ubuntuwire, ...)
16:10henoogasawara: could the weather report live on reports.qa.u.c/releasestatus ? or so
16:11ogasawaraheno: I believe so - I actually have it at http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogasawara/weatherreport.html currently
16:11stgraberthe default tab being the Summary which would have some kind of block base UI showing content from the various QA resources
16:11henoogasawara: yeah, thanks for getting that back up!
16:13stgraberany other idea of what we should show on qa.ubuntu.com ?
16:13nandIdeally too, it should be noob-proof
16:13davmor2nand: :)
16:14nandmeaning, a new user could actually learn things here about the processes
16:14nandand how to get involed
16:14nand;)
16:14nandI see that page as a portal for noob to enter and discover Ubuntu dev
16:14stgraberwe don't want our users to be sent to the ISO Tracker with no idea of what it's and how to use it, so we should disply the appropriate wiki link in the various tabs
16:15henosort of a 'How can you help? layout
16:15davmor2pictures pictures everywhere.  It's easier to understand something when you can see it.
16:15nanddavmor2: exactly
16:15nandYou all remember I guess when you started contributing: The hardest part is to actually start
16:16henoleast complex at the top: filing bugs, running unstable milestones, triage, structured testing
16:16henogetting increasing complicated
16:16nandAnd it would be good to take this opportunity (high popularity of brainstorm) to recruit new contributors!
16:16davmor2Wiki updates will be on going adding images where appropriate and hopefully simplifying where possible it's all in hand honest
16:16nandboss around :)
16:17henoshall we just do some layour mock-ups on a wiki page?
16:17stgrabergood idea
16:18stgraberwould be great to have different views of how this website will look like so we can discuss it a bit more at Prague
16:18davmor2heno: yes it'll be best then vote on it next meeting
16:18stgraber(assuming you guys will be at FOSSCamp)
16:18henohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/MainSiteHomePageScratch say
16:18davmor2stgraber: :(
* heno will be there
* nand too
16:20davmor2heno: page sounds good :)
16:20henosounds like a plan
16:20heno[TOPIC] RC and final testing preparations
16:20MootBotNew Topic:  RC and final testing preparations
16:21henoour team efforts on final release testing could do with some more structure
16:21heno-- an action item for me basically
16:22henoSeveral people have already stepped up to take ownership of various parts of it
16:22henoThanks!
16:22henodavmor2: will be responsible for Windows-based testing
16:23henoliw will run a series of upgrade tests and netboot
16:24henopedro_ will keep https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/ISO/FixValidation updated and track that
16:25henoI may still ping other team members and ask for help on bits of this
16:25stgraberI'll do LTSP and some other weird Alternate testing (manual + double encrypted LVM that sort of things)
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16:25henoI should write an overview of who'se doing what
16:25henostgraber: excellent, thanks
16:25davmor2I'll move on to *buntu's once I get the windows stuff out the road.
16:26ogasawaraheno: that would be good.  then we can sign up for responsibilities that aren't yet assigned
16:26henoyep
16:26stgraberheno: hmm, we should have that overview with user's subscription if they update them accordingly
16:26davmor2heno: with the RC are we going for full coverage at least once?
16:26henoogasawara: I'll ask for some of your tracking page expertise as well :)
16:27henodavmor2: ideally more than single coverage
16:27henostgraber: I mean a bit more general tasks
16:28davmor2I did say at least once :)
16:28henothinks like keeping track of the fix verification isn't a test case
16:28davmor2stgraber: I updated mine as much as possible
16:28stgraberheno: right
16:29henodavmor2: indeed, you're right -- more than one tester and likely more than one iteration too
16:29henoI've been wondering if we should remove the updates cases from the tracker
16:30davmor2heno: what would also be useful would be a way to identify the least tested product so when general jobs are done the least tested can be nailed
16:30henothey way liw and mvo tests updates doesn't really fit with that
16:30henothoughts?
16:30liwhmm
16:31henoalso, davmor2 had requested feedback on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Testing/Backing_Up
16:31liwI like the approach of having a list of tasks to be performed and being to click "pass" or "fail" for each
16:31liweven for upgrade testing
16:31henoref http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/build/upgrade/all
16:32henoliw does that fit the tests you plan to do?
16:32henoor should the cases be adjusted?
16:32stgraberI'm not sure if that was mvo or something else but someone asked for "Upgrade (cd-rom)" to be added to the Upgrade testcases
16:32stgraberso we'll have : Upgrade (internet) and Upgrade (cd-rom) instead of a single Upgrade testcase
16:32henoyep and we need Dapper->Hardy cases too
16:33liwheno, I think it's fine, at least currently; I assume that if I come up with improvements, they'll be easy to do
16:33heno(ok, so forget my first suggestion; let's look at ways of modifying the cases)
16:34stgraberso we currently have upgrade for : edubuntu, kubuntu, ubuntu, ubuntu server and xubuntu
16:34stgraberany other to add ?
16:34henoliw: there are no dapper upgrade tests listed for example
16:34henodo we still want Edubuntu as a separate case?
16:34liwheno, yeah, that's true; I'll make a list of all the scenarios I want to test, and make checklists for how to test each one
16:35henoliw: thanks
16:35stgraberheno: it's : current edubuntu -> ubuntu edu add-on
16:35stgraberheno: so we'll drop edubuntu with Intrepid
16:35liwheno, and offer them up for discussion on #ubuntu-testing (putting/keeping them on the wiki, obviously)
16:35henook, cool
16:36henoFYI: liw is setting up some massively package-overloaded install images to run upgrade from
16:36henoso it's more than just install+upgrade
16:37henomost packages and flavours are covered in a single upgrade test really
16:38stgrabermy initial plan was to update the testcases for RC tonight as I'll be away next week. With the problems I had with my Dapper VM I'll likely do the sync only tomorrow evening
16:38stgraberso please tell me what you want changed by then
16:38liwstgraber, ack
16:38henostgraber: great, thanks. We'll do that
16:39davmor2I'll probably poach the screenshots from here http://www.partimage.org/Screenshots rather than create new ones for the backup page
16:39henoso I'll take the action of setting up an overview page, and we'll take it from there
16:40heno[TOPIC] Beta bugs impact
16:40MootBotNew Topic:  Beta bugs impact
16:40henoI just wanted to hear what the impact of the release has been. Doesn't look too bad AFAICS
16:40henopedro_, ogasawara?
16:40pedro_yep it's looking good on the desktop side
16:41pedro_we indeed have more bugs which is good
16:41ogasawarasame here, haven't noticed anything major
16:41pedro_but there's nothing we don't know already and the other ones are low impact (features, etc)
16:41henopedro_: :)
16:41davmor2goodo :)
16:41pedro_so yeah everything looking pretty good
16:42henoexcellent!
16:42henoand as usual, we had a bug day yesterday, and will have one tomorrow!
16:42henoany other items?
16:42pedro_yes sr! based on GDM and GNOME Screensaver so be there ;-)
16:43pedro_not from me
16:43henoand KDM as well I guess
16:43heno3
16:43heno2
16:43heno1
16:43heno#endmeeting
16:43MootBotMeeting finished at 17:44.
16:44henoshort and sweet. thanks all!
16:44pedro_thanks!
16:46Iulianheno: Nop, it's Konqueror IIRC
16:46IulianOh yes, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/20080327/KDE
16:47henoIulian: ok, thanks
16:48pedro_ah yes it's konqueror, yuriy told me they don't have enough bugs on KDM so he was looking for another package that might help the hardy release
16:49IulianCool
16:52pedro_time to have something for eat, see you in a while
16:55zoredachewhat are the 4 truths that come before 'ask the simple questions first'?
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17:38emgent@schedule rome
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18:27Odd-rationalexubuntu meeting is coming up in about a half hour?
18:27zoredache@schedule
18:27ubotuSchedule for Etc/UTC: 26 Mar 19:00: Xubuntu | 26 Mar 21:00: Server Team | 28 Mar 04:00: MOTU | 02 Apr 21:00: Server Team | 09 Apr 21:00: Server Team | 16 Apr 21:00: Server Team
18:28zoredacheOdd-rationale: accourding to the schedule.
18:28Odd-rationaleOK. Just making sure. Thanks!
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18:50keescooker? xubuntu meeting vanished?
18:52Riddell"Current meeting: Xubuntu"
* keescook will learn to read some day.
18:52henohttp://fridge.ubuntu.com/node/1385
18:52meborcin calendar, there is xubuntu and ubuntu securiti (or smth) both starting at 19:00
18:53meborcso which is starting now?
18:53cody-somerville:)
18:53keescookubuntu security team meeting will be in #ubuntu-hardened.  xubuntu was here first.  :)
18:53meborcnice ;)
18:53cody-somervilleThanks :)
18:55cody-somerville\o/
18:56sommerhello
18:56meborchi
18:56vinzeHi
18:57cody-somervilleHeya jm1 :)
18:57keescook(ubuntu security team meeting: please join #ubuntu-hardened -- we've had a room conflict)
18:57cody-somervilleHeya jgamio, vinze, TheSheep, etc. etc. :)
18:57vinzeHey cody-somerville :)
18:57vinzeI've managed to make it :)
18:57jgamiohi cody-somerville
* cody-somerville cheers.
18:58jgamiohi everybody
18:58bobihi
18:58tomplastHello
18:58cody-somervilleIt looks like we've gotten a good turn out
18:58jm1hi cody-somerville
18:58solar_georgehi
18:59jono_hi all! :)
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18:59tomplastHello Jono
18:59jonohi vorian tomplast :)
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19:00keescook(ubuntu security team meeting: please join #ubuntu-hardened -- we've had a room conflict)
19:00vinzekeescook, perhaps that'd be useful in the topic?
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19:00highvoltagehello jono
19:01keescookvinze: ubotu controls that.
19:01jonohey highvoltage
19:01vinzeO ok
19:02jonoright
19:02jonois everyone here?
19:02tomplast#define everyone ?
19:02tomplast;)
19:02cody-somervilleJim isn't here.
19:02zoredacheeveryone = people who matter
19:02jonoanyone  who wants to be involved in the xubuntu meeting :)
19:03meborci'm here ;)
19:03tomplastThen at least I'm here :)
19:03tomplastAnd you ;)
19:03vinzecody-somerville, Jim did plan to be there didn't he?
19:03vorian /me waves again :)
19:03cody-somervilleYup. He said he might be a few minutes late though, IIRC.
19:04vinzeO OK
19:04jonook, lets wait a few mins and then begin
* cody-somerville notes that he is at work and will have to leave for 15 minutes in an hour to go home. :)
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19:04cody-somerville\o/
19:04cody-somervilleSpeak of the devil :)
19:04jonook, all set?
19:05jonoanyone else who should be here?
19:05highvoltagewe could probably do some warm-up talk. who had enough time to properly think about the questions that cody-somerville asked?
19:05j1mchi all.  i have 1 hour.  :)
19:05jonoI have an hour too
19:05jonook....
19:05vinzeHi j1mc
19:05highvoltageI found some of them a bit tough, but thought of it when I had a few gaps here and there :)
19:05jonofor those who don't know me, I am Jono Bacon, I am the Ubuntu Community Manager
19:05jonoand I generally try to help the community tick along as smoothly as possible
19:05jonowhile listening to very loud metal :)
19:06cody-somerville:)
19:06henohighvoltage: are these questions on a mailing list? Got URL?
19:06vinzeHehe
19:06jonocody-somerville came to me to raise a few of these problems in the community
19:06vinzeheno, on the mailinglist
19:06highvoltageheno: yes, just a sec and I'll get you a link
19:06jonoand the aim of this meeting is to raise the key issues and begin the road to solving them
19:06henothx
19:06highvoltageheno: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/xubuntu-devel/2008-March/005242.html
19:06highvoltageeverybody who hasn't read it yet, please do so before we get going.
19:06jonolets keep this meeting as cordial and happy as possible - it is about fixing problems, and we *can* fix these things
* cody-somerville nods.
19:07jonoso cody-somerville,
19:07jonocould you summarise the key issues in a few short sentances?
* cody-somerville nods.
19:09cody-somervilleI believe the root issue for Xubuntu right now is that it lacks definition. There is no mission statement, no core objectives, no strategy, and no structure. This has resulted in a number of conflicts and has ultimately lead to several key contributors deciding that it isn't worth their time anymore.
19:09vinzeAgreed
19:09jonoright
19:10jonoso this is something we should absolutely do - produce a mission statement, and a strategy for what you want to achieve with Xubuntu
19:10jonosomething that key contributors agree to
* cody-somerville nods.
19:10_MMA_Are those people even known?
19:11_MMA_"key contributors"
19:11cody-somervilleThats an excellent question.
19:11jono_MMA_: maybe not, but regular contributors may be
19:11jonoI am not talking about importance
19:11jonoI am talking about who does the work
19:11bobiis the decision of the key contributors definitive?
19:11vinzejono, beyond packagers I assume?
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19:11_MMA_jono: Sure. In Ubuntu Studio we have those people on a list.
19:12j1mcwith xubuntu we seem to have a small handful of people who do the packaging / seed work, and a few others who contribute in non-technical areas
19:12jonoI think we need to approach this by first producing an approx strategy
19:12j1mcthe conflict was on the technical side
19:12jonoand then people going in and refining
* cody-somerville nods.
19:12jonoI think it would be advisable for one person to drive these changes where possible
19:12\shhi guys...sorry for being late...just got home
19:12jonois this some people would be happy cody-somerville doing - and would you be interested in doing this cody-somerville?
19:13jonoit is not about just cody-somerville's view, but him fairly taking in feedback and adjusting the strategy
19:13j1mci would be happy with cody drafting the strategy.  i think he has a good take on what xubuntu is about and could be about
19:13vinzeI'm all for cody-somerville
* _MMA_ gives a +1 for Cody as he has been the most active and visible head of Xubuntu for a while.
19:14jonofrom my experience of cody, I would support him to do this too
19:14jonoanyone else?
19:14meborcsupport on my side
19:14highvoltagewell, cody has certainly taken initiative in getting things back on