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mdzsince we've sliced up the standard library in some interesting ways12:12
mdzwe should have some way to confirm that the remaining modules actually work12:12
dokothere is one included, to check for the dependency stuff, which is run after the build.12:12
mdz(without full python installed)12:12
lamont_rKamion: and it's in hoary{,.buildd}?12:12
mdzdoko: what does it do?  just import the modules?12:12
mdzI was thinking about some simple unit tests12:13
Mithrandirdoesn't python have unit tests?12:13
mdzMithrandir: yes12:13
dokoimport the modules and check that all dependencies are fulfilled.12:13
mdzdoko: would it be feasible to adapt the existing unit tests for this purpose?12:13
mdzso that they use /usr/bin/python and /usr/lib/pythonX.Y rather than the ones in the build tree?12:13
dokook, I'll look to explicitely check the modules in -minimal and let the build fail on regressions.12:14
Kamionlamont_r: not .buildd12:14
mdzok12:14
Kamionlamont_r: that's just waiting for your ack though12:14
lamont_rplease12:15
Kamionok12:15
lamont_rotherwise the buildd installs it and then can't uninstall it afterwards.12:15
mdzamu: we need to sync up on live CD stuff; I'm going to start doing active development on it very soon12:15
dokomdz: and to package the these tests in an own package?12:15
lamont_rEssential: yes --> in .buildd12:15
mdzdoko: I don't think it's necessary12:15
amumdz: nice, soon means? 12:15
mdzdoko: if you can find a way to run the tests during the build, with an interpreter that can only access the -minimal modules, that would be fine12:15
lamont_rmdz: would be nice to have the build process as it currently sits running somewhere, if it's ready, otherwise just available for the rest of us to play too....12:16
mdzamu: what time will you go to sleep tonight? ;-)12:16
dokook, I'll look at that.12:16
amumdz: *g* 12:16
Kamionlamont_r: ah, never thought of that. uploaded.12:16
lamont_rthanks12:16
mdzlamont_r: in order to get the real process going, we need to finish the debian-installer mods12:16
Kamionamu has sent me some diffs, I looked at them today12:17
mdzlamont_r: the other piece is to arrange for automated builds of the desktop live image12:17
mdzlamont_r: I'd be thrilled if you would take responsibility for that piece12:17
lamont_rmdz: OK.  what I guess I was saying is that I would like to play/fix it as well, although my schedule for the week is pretty busy now...12:17
Kamionthey don't seem very ready to integrate though; lots of temporary bits, and cdrom-live seems to be a literal copy of cdrom or close to it12:17
amuKamion: guess now with ubuntu13 they  are totally outdated :) 12:17
=== lamont_r will own the automated piece - need to get the unautomated piece to get that set up though.
Kamionamu: try 20041227ubuntu1 ;)12:17
mdzlamont_r: basically, we need to do an automated nightly debootstrap + install desktop task, make a filesystem out of it, and compress it with the cloop utils12:17
Kamionbut no, not particularly, they just won't really be useful until you've uploaded the extra udebs that need to go in your initrd12:18
fabbionethat's quite simple...12:18
mdzlamont_r: that should be doable with no dependencies on anything that amu or I are doing12:18
lamont_rmdz: and then upload that .img?12:18
amuKamion: hehe, searched yesterday where ex. contychooset are :) lost in space 12:18
elmois this the image that doesn't rsync?12:19
amuset/ser 12:19
lamont_relmo: yeppers12:19
mdzelmo: yes12:19
mdzso you guys need to decide where to put that12:19
mdzso there will be one piece built by d-i and processed in the usual way12:19
lamont_rmdz: what if we skipped the cloop utils compression, and did that at buld time.12:19
elmoas long as it's not releases.u.c, I don't suppose I care12:19
mdzand a second piece that is the output of lamont's process12:19
lamont_rthen it could rsync better12:19
mdzthe live CD build process will take as input the d-i bit, and lamont's bit, and put them together into an .iso12:19
Kamionmdz: just to note, I feel relatively strongly that monolithic-live or similar shouldn't be the production thing12:20
mdzKamion: meaning what, specifically?12:20
KamionI wasn't sure from what you guys were doing whether you were assuming you'd be using monolithic-live12:20
Kamionthe d-i initrd that includes all your udebs12:20
Kamionrather than just enough to decide what to do and retrieve more udebs12:20
mdzKamion: it doesn't much matter to me whether it's monolithic or not, but if there are issues with how we carve up the configs/ stuff, we need to know that now12:20
mdzi.e., whether we have a separate -live config, and at what point in the tree12:20
Kamionthe cdrom-live as I saw in amu's diff is fine IMO12:21
mdzok, great12:21
Kamionit just needs some content distinct from cdrom :)12:21
mdzok12:21
mdzautomated testing12:21
mdzwe agreed on the scope for that in Mataro, but the notes don't seem to be up yet12:22
elmo<insanely wishful>has the INEEDROOTKTHXBYE misfeature been fixed yet?</>12:22
elmo[for live builds] 12:22
Kamionnot in debootstrap, to my knowledge ...12:22
lamont_relmo: will need debootstrap...12:22
lamont_rbut can at least run in a chroot.12:22
lamont_ror xen, or whatever...12:22
mdzelmo: the CD building part and the d-i building part are both fine in that respect12:22
mdzelmo: lamont's bit which installs desktop will be tough to do without root12:22
Mithrandirfakechroot might be worth a shot?12:22
=== lamont_r makes a note to try fakeroot debootstrap for giggles
amuelmo: no more such a big problem, we're knoppix free now12:23
mdzpitti: are you comfortable with the scope and deadlines for automated testing?12:23
fabbionelamont_r: it doesn't work.. i tried that...12:23
lamont_rfabbione: ok12:23
pittimdz: I thought we should only do some example packages for Hoary?12:23
mdzpitti: we agreed to do automated install/remove for every package12:24
pittimdz: find an appropriate framework and do a handful of representative examples?12:24
Mithrandirlamont_r: fake_ch_root.12:24
mdzpitti: the per-package tests are a nice-to-have for hoary, but not required12:24
pittimdz: yes, but that wasn't assigned to me?12:24
mdzpitti: was that the bit that Kamion accepted?12:24
pittimdz: not sure12:24
pittiyes, it was12:25
pittihttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/AutomatedTesting, last paragraph12:25
mdzah12:25
pittibut Kamion probably needs some support for that...12:25
pittimdz: I just never thought about this so far12:25
mdzKamion: given that featurefreeze doesn't restrict automated testing development, do you think you want to take that on after all?12:25
mdzKamion: let me know when you return12:27
mdzsmurfix: are you still interested in the keyboard layout selector?12:27
smurfixsure12:27
smurfixDid you look at the stuff I sent you?12:27
mdzsmurfix: I'm concerned about the feature freeze deadline vs. your hand injury; do you think you will be able to meet the schedule?12:27
mdzsmurfix: only very briefly; I've been on holiday12:28
smurfixMy hand's mostly working right again12:28
mdzoh, good to hear12:28
mdzsmurfix: if it is achievable for you, I am more than happy to make a deal12:28
smurfixThey took off the iron early.12:28
smurfixI think so12:28
mdzlet's discuss details after the meeting or via email12:29
Kamionmdz: I may be able to help but I'd prefer not to lead it12:29
smurfixmdz: , it's kindos late12:29
mdzthom: how do you feel about automated testing?12:29
smurfixs/,/email,12:29
mdzsmurfix: ok12:29
mdzelmo: also, what's your assessment as far as getting xen or whatever set up for this?12:29
elmoah,m12:30
mdzelmo: if you don't think it can be done, we can use a chroot on a dedicated machine and get about 95% of the way12:30
thommdz: interested. 12:30
elmomdz: what's the deadline for xen?12:30
elmoand has anyone looked at it at all yet? 12:30
mdzelmo: in order to get reasonable benefits from automated testing, it should be up and running as soon after feature freeze as possible12:31
Keybukxen depends on doogie12:31
Keybukthis scares me :p12:31
mdzKeybuk: like hell it does12:31
elmokeybuk?!12:31
Keybukisn't that his current shiny toy?12:31
lamont_rKeybuk: he's not upstream12:31
elmoKeybuk: he likes to drool on it; that hardly makes it dependent on him12:31
mdzI think he's moved on12:31
Keybukahh, could be, has been a few weeks12:31
elmoerr, public meeting. must. control. cyclone.12:31
fabbionelol12:32
elmomdz: err, feature freeze is when?  sorry, lost track, the dates keep being changed or talk about changing12:32
jdubelmo: cyclones fine, just keep the waves to yourself.12:32
mdzthom: I'm happy for you to own that piece of it (installation/removal testing), and work with pitti on the package-specific test portion12:32
mdzelmo: 2005-02-09, I think12:32
jdubyes12:33
elmooh, yeah, I can do Xen by then12:33
fabbionethat's soo close to my wedding...12:33
Keybukjdub: I don't know why you're worried about going to jail over MP3 players, you're clearly going to hell :p12:33
thomKeybuk: weve known that for a long time12:33
thommdz: ack.12:33
mdzfabbione: most of your feature work is done12:33
mdzthom: ok, thanks12:33
fabbionemdz: i am more worried of last minute mess12:34
jdubthom: the bridal party has a CHILDREN'S TABLE. beware.12:34
mdzfabbione: we save that for the release12:34
mdzjdub: what's the latest on the gdm/panel bounties?12:34
fabbionemdz: ok :-) thanks ;)12:34
jdubmdz: see way above for panel, part of gdm is done, but mark extended it somewhat at mataro :)12:35
mdzjdub: please update the wiki with status info12:35
jdubmdz: ok12:35
mdzthom: netapplet?12:35
jdubhrm, didn't we want resolvconf?12:36
thomartwork done, know how to do the appletification, was planning to do it tomorrow am12:36
jdubthom: i have menu suggestions to send too12:36
mdzthom, jdub: at what point shall we add it to desktop?12:36
mdzjdub: context for resolvconf?12:36
sivanghas the meeting ajorned?12:36
mdzsivang: not hardly12:36
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jdubthom: also, davyd knows how to do applet replacement foo12:37
thomjdub: lay on, macduff12:37
sivangmdz: k12:37
thomjdub: AHR!12:37
jdubthom: (are we going to replace the wifi applet?)12:37
mdzjdub: any word on icons?12:37
jdubthom: i'm a little bit uncomfortable with that, because it's not happening upstream12:37
jdubmdz: icons way up too12:37
jdubmdz: context for resolvconf is realising it's not installed on my laptop12:38
thomjdub: i think it makes a lot of sense to, but it needs discussion - having two wifi strength indicators is SUCKADELIC12:38
mdzjdub: icons are on Mark's high priority list; we need to see something relatively soon if it's going to happen12:38
mdzI don't think this can wait until preview timeframe at all12:38
mdzit already fell through for Warty12:38
jdubthom: mmm, and if we replace the wifi applet's guid, it jsut means taht logging in on other systems will give you the old applet12:39
jdubmdz: not wait until, but it still be updated through then12:39
jdubcan still12:39
mdzjdub: sure, so long as it's well underway12:39
jdubyeah12:39
jdubso hammering that out this and next week12:39
mdzi.e., we have the guy, and have known good stuff in hand12:39
mdzthanks12:39
mdzwe still have this handwavy goal of making video playback better12:40
thomjdub: um. can we talk more thoroughly about this with davyd, see if he has smart ideas about how we do it? (ie, not right now)12:40
Keybukall gstreamer plugins in main? *duck* :p12:40
seb128ffmpeg in main ! 12:40
fabbionelet's put mplayer with codecs in main...12:40
=== seb128 hides
jdubit was less handwavy when we decided it should be "totem should be able to handle flumotion streams, vorbis and theora, etc."12:40
mdzthe two concrete things there were the new gstreamer bits from upstream, and getting gst-ffmpeg into multiverse12:40
jdubthom: yeah, he does12:41
mdzjdub: totem can already play those, it just doesn't do it as well as we'd like12:41
jdubmdz: the goal was to do them well12:41
mdzI thought someone stepped forward to make gst-ffmpeg happen during Mataro12:41
jdubmdz: ffmpeg was just an additional bonus12:41
jdubyes, it should be in debian soon12:41
seb128I'm working with the debian maintainer to get it uploaded12:41
jdubelmo: ...? :)12:41
seb128should happen RSN12:41
jdubrock12:41
mdzok, great12:41
mdzjdub: I constantly forget what this SVG stuff is about12:42
mdzjdub: but you and Mark have a dialog about it, right?12:42
jdubmdz: very random handwavy stuff. "make things prettier", basically. hardly anything to do with svg.12:42
elmooh, crap!12:42
jdubmdz: yeah12:42
mdzjdub: any concrete goals?12:42
jdubnot really12:42
mdzsweet12:42
jdubbut it's related to the gdm stuff12:43
jdubso i can pick off a few tasty nibbles and satisfy it12:43
Mithrandirit was the gdm-not-stretch-and-fuck-up-the-login-screen thingy, wasn't it?12:43
mdzusplash, sladen and I are working that out12:43
thomwe need to seed readahead, btw12:43
jdubMithrandir: no, that's a gdm goal ;)12:43
mdzthom: is that all we need to do?12:43
mdzthom: how does it decide what to read ahead?12:43
thomat the moment, the list is generated manually and shipped in the package12:44
Kamionelmo: hmm?12:44
fabbionethom: btw... i have a patch to improve kernel read-ahead...12:44
thomfabbione: oh?12:44
elmoKamion: just forgot to do some new processing I said I would in mataro12:45
fabbionethom: if you want to get some stats, i can push you the same kernel with the patch and see if it helps12:45
thommdz: automatic updates need a lot more thought at this point12:45
mdzthom: was it a conscious decision to have it ahead of mountnfs.sh in the boot sequence?  it would seem to disable itself for /usr-on-NFS12:45
fabbionethom: kernel does some read_ahead on its own...12:45
mdzthom: yeah, don't worry about automatic updates for hoary, certainly12:45
Keybukmdz: how much work does usplash need to get a beta uploaded?12:46
smurfixelmo: Pity, I was going to remind you tomorrow. ;-) (Please also do python2.4-docutils so that it may migrate to Ubuntu.)12:46
jdubwe should get usplash in quickly12:46
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thommdz: readahead doesn't work with NFS, and hotplug is ahead of it, so it seemed like a pretty harmless win...12:47
mdzKeybuk: not too much, I don't think; we're going with a fairly conservative goal for hoary.  sladen will have specifics12:47
mdzthom: ok12:47
mdzany objections to seeding readahead?12:47
mdz(desktop, presumably)12:47
jdubnone12:47
thomdesktop, definitely12:47
Mithrandirgo ahead.12:47
mdzthom: go for it12:47
thomok, added to my list12:47
mdzkamion already updated us on questions-before-reboot work12:48
Keybukmdz: it'd be nice to see some shiny packaged12:48
jdubthat will score a few score more testers ;)12:48
mdzKamion: DVD images?12:48
Kamionmdz: in slightly more detail, the timezone question is (just about) done, password and apt-setup stuff still to go12:48
Kamionno progress on those since Mataro12:48
lamont_rmdz: adding what features to make them need a dvd?12:49
mdzlamont_r: DVD images = producing DVD12:49
mdzDVD-sized images with supported on them12:49
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mdzKamion: being server-side, that one has some flexibility as far as the feature freeze as well, but I very much want to see it happen for hoary12:50
mdzKamion: is this something that could be handed off to lamont, perhaps?12:50
Kamionyeah, I know, I have no intention of deferring forever12:50
Kamionmmm, bit tricky at the moment, will see12:52
mdzok, follow up with him if it makes sense to divide it somehow12:52
mdzI don't see a need to go over all of the targets of opportunity; if there's anything that folks want to talk about from that section, please raise it12:52
jdubwe should have a webmail thingy in main12:52
mdzI'd like to hear from someone on the doc team about the documentation goals12:52
jdub*cough* sorry12:52
lamont_rlaptopsuspend?12:52
mjg59mdz: Is it worth bringing up the suspend/resume thing briefly?12:52
Kamionoh, there are still pieces of apt authentication to do12:52
mdzmjg59: sure12:52
mjg59mdz: Now? :)12:52
mdzmjg59: if you'd prefer to summarize on the list later, that's fine, but here and now is also fine12:53
mvo_Kamion: what exactly? can I help?12:53
mdzwe're nearing the 2 hour mark, and experience shows that we fade fast :-)12:53
Kamioncdimage signing and verification12:54
KamionI've just sent the cdimage public key to the keyservers12:54
mjg59Concentrating on x86:12:54
mjg59Suspend to disk should work just about everywhere.12:54
johnlevinis there anyone (else) from the doc team here?12:54
mjg59So that's a win.12:54
sivangjohnlevin: I am 12:54
=== Keybuk starts weeping during this bit :p (not to mention giving the X40 cabal a target)
mdzmjg59: what shall we do about default event stuff for hoary?12:54
mdznow that this stuff works and all, it would be great to actually have some interface to it :-)12:54
lamont_rmjg59: and resume? :-)12:54
mjg59Suspend to RAM is going to work on an unknown number of machines - based on personal experience I'd tend towards ~80%, but it's possible the machines I've tested have been better quality than average12:54
johnlevinsivang: what do you knwo of the doc goals for hoary?12:54
sivangmjg59: we should try see why it doesn't work on the inspiron 8200 with nVidia. :-)12:54
mjg59sivang: If you're using nvidia's drivers, you have no chance12:54
mjg59Oh, yeah. StR with binary X drivers = not happening12:55
danielsthe nvidia binary driver is not acpi-aware12:55
danielsor any pm-aware, iirc12:55
lamont_rdaniels: is that all that's needed?12:55
mdzmjg59, jdub, seb128: is it possible to get a 'hibernate' thing into the menu, logout dialog or someplace appropriatae like that?12:55
mjg59Making suspend to disk available by default is reasonable12:55
sivangjohnlevin: hmm, mostly there is now a quick guide (refcard) , the big handbook, man pages reworking, Install manual love and gnome docs love.12:55
sivangmdz: that would be cool.12:56
mjg59I'd lean towards having StR there, but disabled by default12:56
seb128mdz: yes, that's trivial to do, just give me the command to run12:56
mjg59The real issue is that we need a configuration layer12:56
mdzseb128: great, and it will be run as root?12:56
sivangmjg59: noted. Will test with the free driver in in 30 miins.12:56
mjg59All the code is in shell, so it's easy enough to just source from a config file12:56
seb128mdz: probably like the reboot/halt stuff, with gdmflexiserver12:56
mdzseb128: great12:57
elmocan we pretty please apply the apple patch before release?12:57
mjg59Ah, good point. Yeah, we should apply the PPC suspend to disk patch (along with the G4 iBook suspend to RAM stuff)12:57
mjg59I have no access to PPC hardware, so someone else is going to have to test this stuff12:57
Keybukgoing through a Bugzilla ACPI patch harvest would be quite handy12:57
elmoppc supsed to disk?12:57
mjg59elmo: Yeah12:57
elmothe suspend to ram patch isn't just for ibooks, it's for any G4 mac laptops12:58
mdzmjg59: can you send seb128 what he needs in order to add a hibernate action?12:58
elmoand I think it clashes with suspend to disk patches12:58
Kamionibooks and albooks, not sure about tibooks12:58
elmoand I test it every day :)12:58
mdzmjg59: or is it just echo disk > /sys/power/state ?12:58
mjg59elmo: Ah, rock12:58
Kamionit's working great for me too12:58
mjg59mdz: No, it needs to run a script12:58
sivangmjg59: hibernate options doesn't need a partiton to hibernate to prior to actually trying that?12:58
Keybukdoesn't acpi-support need to go into the archive first?12:58
mjg59sivang: It just needs swap12:58
mdzsivang: it uses swap12:58
=== lamont_r wants to get suspend-to-anything working
mjg59Oh, yes12:59
mdzmjg59: oh, what about getting resume= automagically set up?12:59
mjg59The installer needs to add resume= to the default kernel paramaters12:59
sivangmjg59: ok, cool, does this automagically? (i.e. detect swap partition)12:59
fabbioneelmo: i doubt we will apply it12:59
mjg59sivang: No, it needs a kernel paramater12:59
fabbioneelmo: it is big and buggy.. according to benh there is at least one known regression12:59
mdzmjg59: what happens if there are multiple swap partitions?12:59
mjg59Uh, eter12:59
sivangmjg59: ok, I'll talk to you after the meeting.12:59
elmofabbione: uh, what regression?12:59
mjg59mdz: It'll use whichever one resume= points to12:59
mdzmjg59: it seems more sensible to have initrd-tools save the necessary info in the initrd12:59
Keybuksuspend-to-disk would work for me if X.org wouldn't crap itself and hang the machine12:59
fabbioneelmo: ati hangs on resume in some cases01:00
elmoit's not that buggy dude, I've been using it since version #1 and never had a crash01:00
mdzmjg59: resume= seems like a very awkward way to do it01:00
elmofabbione: dude, how can that possibly be a regression?  it didn't resume AT ALL before01:00
mjg59mdz: Hrm. It /could/ be done that way.01:00
fabbioneelmo: benh consider it a regression because it touches the ati driver for all arches...01:00
mjg59Need some rewriting. Open a bug on it and we'll discuss it?01:00
mdzmjg59: does the kernel API already support telling it where to resume from (directly, rather than resume=?)01:00
elmomeh, conditionally apply it then :P01:00
mdzmjg59: ok, will do01:00
amumdz: we forget crypto? 01:01
mjg59mdz: Yeah, with my patch in there01:01
elmothat patch is a SERIOUS usability thing for mac laptops01:01
fabbioneelmo: i tought about it.. yes... that means a lot of extra work to maintain ppc kernels....01:01
elmothat one patch, and you have a suspendable laptop, no fucking around with ACPI, VBE, vm86 or any of that crap, it just works.  01:01
mjg59How about we open separate bugs for the right way of dealing with resume=, user configuration, gdm integration and Mac support?01:01
mdzamu: there are a lot of targets of opportunity, and we are out of time01:01
mdzamu: if there is something specific you'd like to talk about, please raise it now01:01
fabbionebut i guess that there is no otherway around since i will have to do it for hppa too01:01
mdzotherwise, I'd like to close the meeting soon01:01
mdzdoes everyone know what their deliverables are from this meeting?01:02
lamont_rmdz: if not, I'll need to take about a 10 minute break...01:02
amumdz: well there was a voice it would be nice if we can crypt our homedir's ... 01:02
lamont_rmdz: I don't think that's a valid question...01:02
elmowho's using the xen stuff I'm doing?  thom &| lamont ?01:02
lamont_rsince we _think_ we know them...01:02
ograheh01:02
mdzelmo: thom, pitti, lamont01:02
pittihere01:03
elmok01:03
fabbioneelmo: is xen somekind of kernel related module?01:03
mdzlamont_r: that was a subtle way of saying "you're supposed to write these things down when you agree to do them" :-P01:03
pittimdz: I'm not using xen, if you meant that01:03
mdzpitti: for automated testing01:03
lamont_rmdz: right.01:03
pittiah, that one01:03
elmofabbione: it's like uml and vmware, but on crack.  good crack01:03
danielsum, so with unified x configuration01:03
elmoit needs some kernel patches, because atm, it's maintained as a sepearate architecture01:04
mdzfabbione: it is a kernel arch01:04
fabbioneelmo: how much confidence do you have on it?01:04
danielsI'll get to that one next week01:04
elmohttp://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/Research/SRG/netos/xen/01:04
mdzfabbione: I don't think we need to merge it into the standard kernel for hoary01:04
elmofabbione: none - I've not used it before01:04
fabbionemdz: ssshhuuuuusss!01:04
elmofabbione: we decided to use it in mataro, and I only had my ppc laptop, which it doesn't support01:04
mdzdaniels: that's fine; with luck, we'll be ready for it then01:04
fabbionei was trying to give hte kernel to elmo!01:04
fabbione:P01:04
elmoFWIW, I agree with mdz, it doesn't need merged01:04
danielsmdz: sweet01:04
fabbioneelmo: ok...01:04
mdzelmo likes to build his own kernels anyway01:04
elmofabbione: haha, like that'll ever work01:05
elmomdz: it's my constituional right, damn you01:05
elmothe elmo amendment01:05
fabbioneelmo: you may never know....01:05
Keybukelmo doesn't even use hotplug or udev01:05
fabbioneperhaps you love me so much that you will take care of the kernel while i will be in honeymoon...01:05
thomi thought he did now01:05
lamont_ranything else before I translocate?01:05
mdzso at this point, everyone should know what their feature goal assignments are01:06
danielscritical pieces of infrastructure are not maintained via the 'you touched it last' mechanism01:06
mdzalmost all of them have a deadline of FeatureFreeze01:06
mdzwhich is 2005-02-0901:06
mdzso feature work is the top priority during that time01:06
pittimdz: I have one extra point, if you don't kill me01:06
mdzthings on the primary goal list are "must haves"01:06
mdzso if you encounter any problems which place them in jeopardy, notify me immediately01:07
mdzlikewise for secondary goals, which are not "must haves", but very important01:07
mdzpitti: go ahead01:07
pittimdz: back in warty time we discussed about the drive icons on the desktop/panel; this is still not sorted out AFAIK01:07
jdubthe applet is done01:07
pittijamesh's driveapplet works somewhat, but is still buggy01:07
jdubit's not on the panel by default though01:07
seb128we have a place menu now and the drive applet01:07
mdzI thought the long-term plan was to put the drives into the menu?01:08
seb128-> places01:08
mdzright01:08
Keybukmdz: you can't unmount from the menu01:08
mdzah01:08
mdzso they should both go into the menu, and have icons?01:08
mdzis driveapplet something we should seed?01:08
pittimdz: right now the drive applet allows you to open a nautilus window and to unmount01:08
jdubmdz: it's in gnome-applets01:08
mdzjdub: what's it called in the touchy-feely add to panel menu?01:09
jdubdisk mounter01:09
jdub(which is no longer a very good name for it)01:10
pittiit's still quite ugly01:10
pittibut it kinda works at least01:10
mdzit's not even on the radar as far as hoary feature goals01:10
pittithe icons are bad and you cannot unmount a whole drive (only single partitions)01:10
mdzis it going to make it?01:10
jdubit's going to be in hoary01:10
jdubbut i don't think we should worry about having it on by default01:10
mdzsure, but if it's to be the solution to the "unmounting things in the desktop is painful" problem, it needs ot be there by default01:11
mdzI guess we can decide on that in the next few weeks01:11
jdubwe have desktop icons too atm01:11
mdzjdub: sometimes :-)01:11
mdz(#4597)01:12
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mdzanyway, I think we're finished here01:12
fabbioneyeah01:12
jdubanyone have suggestions for webmail stuff we could ship?01:12
mdzno, it all sucks01:12
Mithrandirsquirrel WFM01:12
Keybukjdub: none that don't involve PHP, and I really suggest we don't go that route01:12
mdzsquirrelmail is the lesser evil01:12
fabbionepitti: should we take a look at the debstriptranslationtingy?01:12
Mithrandirof course it sucks, but webmail does suck.01:12
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pittifabbione: after the meeting?01:13
mdzpitti: do you like fixing all its XSS bugs? ;-)01:13
fabbionepitti: i can start using it on the sparc buildd right now...01:13
jdubwe basically can't ship a php one anyway ;)01:13
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mdzjdub: squirrel doesn't use php4-imap01:13
fabbionepitti: or later today...01:13
pittimdz: not really :-/01:13
jdubmdz: oh?01:13
mdzjdub: no, it NIH-es it01:13
jdubit used to01:13
jdubwow, that's brilliant01:13
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mdzjdub: I'd rather squirrelmail's PHP implementation than UW's C implementation, to be honest :-)01:14
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mdzbut anyway, we can have the webmail discussion elsewhere01:14
mdzthanks to everyone who participated or lurked01:14
mdzmeeting adjourned01:15
pittithanks mdz01:15
fabbionethanks mdz01:15
danielscheers01:15
mvo_thanks 01:15
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ograthanks01:15
sivangnight pitti !01:15
sivangthanks01:15
thomit's a really "interesting" implementation in php FWICR01:15
amucheers01:15
Keybukthom: is it spethial?01:15
seb128'night01:15
pittinight sivang 01:15
ograpitti: i'll bugf you tomorrow...sleep well01:15
pittinight all01:15
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thomKeybuk: with extra chestbanging01:16
pittiogra: I will stay awake for some minutes, though01:16
ograpitti: lets do it tomorrow after i checked out all this stuff....01:16
pittiogra: yes01:17
pittimdz: I thought again about the po extraction01:18
pittimdz: although the rosetta guys don't want mo files, we still could use them to build our translation debs01:18
pittimdz: the question is whether we want that or we should rather wait on importing all packages to rosetta01:19
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:smurfix] : Tuesday 11 January 2005: Community Council meeting -- https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/CommunityCouncilAgenda. Tuesday 18 January 2005: Technical Board -- http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/TechnicalBoardAgenda.
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diegoDid I miss the meeting?02:08
azeemyes02:09
ograyup02:09
diegoaww, are these logged anywhere? I'm not a developer or anything but I'm interested in reading02:09
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sladenD'oh.  /me reads the scroll retrospectively02:38
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