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ograheh12:02
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ogralamont, have fun12:02
tsengcya lamont.12:02
tsengi going to break the buildd's while youre away12:02
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dholbachbrb12:21
mdzfabbione: what is wrong with hotplug?12:23
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ogradholbach, badger badger badger badger badger badger badger !12:25
dholbachre12:25
dholbachYES! :-)12:25
Nafallolol12:25
ogra*g*12:25
dholbachnow a breezy pbuilder and i can upload some fixes soon12:25
dholbachCONGRATULATIONS, tseng!12:27
tsengyay12:27
ograhooray !12:29
ogra!12:29
ogra!!12:29
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mdzmako: awake?12:37
tsengmdz: my pictures are up if you missed them12:38
tsengtseng.ath.cx/photos12:38
toresbehmm12:38
mdztseng: I see it now, thanks12:38
tsengrock on.12:39
toresbeis there any safeguard against replacing the GDM sccreen with a keygrabber12:39
tsengtoresbe: erm, users cant normally overwrite gdm for starters12:39
tsengif they can, you have bigger problems12:39
toresbenono12:40
tsengthan protecting against a keygrabber12:40
toresbelogging on as a normal user in perhaps safemode then presenting a fake GDM screen12:40
tsenguh12:40
tsengsafemode?12:40
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toresbexterm failsafe or whatever it's called12:40
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toresbeperkele, cyberix :P12:41
cyberix:-)12:41
tsengif you walked away from your pc, and someone else was on your account, they could theoretically make a mockup of gdm to steal your password12:41
Nafallotoresbe: you're still screwed if they get as far as to place it on the system IMO.12:41
mdztoresbe: the best defense is probably the fact that when the "real" gdm starts up, there is a noticeable video mode switch :-)12:41
toresbemdz: can be faked12:41
tsengthey bypassed a good bit of commonsense to get there12:41
toresbenono12:42
toresbeAuthenticated User B wants A's sudo rights12:42
mdztoresbe: you misunderstand12:42
mdztoresbe: fake gdm steals the password, then it needs to hand off to the "real" gdm12:42
toresbeB logs on and makes a program that looks like GDM.12:42
toresbemdz: not really12:42
mdzafter an incorrect password, real gdm just prompts again, while with the fake gdm there would be an unexpected mode change12:42
tsengif you are doing trusted things on system 1 with untrusted user B with local access12:43
tsengyou are unwise.12:43
toresbethe program remaps backspace to something else and maps ctrl-alt-(x) to a quick XRandR call to switch the resolution12:43
toresbethe program runs an su user -c gnome-session or whatever.12:44
cyberixAn university is a good example environment.12:44
tsengwhy would you trust a university pc to begin with12:44
mdztoresbe: a trojan which doesn't cover its tracks by allowing the user to log in the second time is easily discovered12:44
tsengyou dont, for exactly this reason12:44
toresbemdz: what do you mean?12:44
toresbetseng: Windows has ctrl-alt-del12:45
tsengtoresbe: because you only enter one password into windows during a normal session..12:45
mdzand the X server has control+alt+backspace12:45
toresbemdz: that can be unmapped12:45
mdzbut like any SAK-ish solution, it only works if every user uses it12:45
mdztoresbe: not by an unprivileged user12:45
tsengthere are just alot of problems with your use case12:45
toresbemdz: sure 12:45
mdztoresbe: try it12:45
toresbemdz: I've done it12:46
zultseng: your photos need descriptions 12:46
tsengzul: leave comments12:46
mdztoresbe: show me12:46
tsengfor luis.. BUH.12:46
toresbemdz: paying the ticket? :P12:46
toresbemdz: ISTR it anyway12:46
toresbemdz: Right now I've got no ctrl-alt-f* 12:46
toresbeand I don't wanna kill me X12:46
mdztoresbe: that is not the same thing12:46
cyberixWindows has a screen where you can't login before you press ctrl + alt + delete. But this is not irght because the user should understand she must secure the machine even, if the login mode is already open.12:47
mdzyou don't need to; just show me the command sequence you use to disable it12:47
zultseng: good pictures though12:47
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dholbachzul: especially all the plugs ;-)12:48
zulyeah12:48
cyberixAnyway ctrl + alt + backspace takes more time than the Windows thingie. So normal users will be likely to not do so.12:48
zuldholbach: you plug fetish12:48
dholbachzul: ME? i didnt take those pictures! :-)12:49
zulhehe12:49
cyberixI'd like to see a Windows user who presses ctrl + alt + delete before logging in, even when the computer is showing the login(g) mode while he sits by it.12:50
cyberixHow can we do better.12:50
cyberixAtleast we can teach the user that he isn't doing it because he can't type in his login and password before pressing such combination.12:51
cyberixMaybe letting him type in his login and password, but showing a big red sign and not letting him in, if he didn't press the securing combination.C12:52
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darwinistUbUnTu rocks01:12
HrdwrBoBindeed01:12
ydelawareubuntu rock01:13
ydelawareis that a new kind of music?01:13
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mdkecandy01:14
cleeso, is upgrading from warty to breezy supposed to work?01:17
mdke*grins*01:18
infinityclee : You mean right now, or by the time we release?01:18
mdkegive it a try!01:18
Nafalloclee: that would be a question for #ubuntu, but no. you should upgrade to hoary first.01:18
cleeNafallo: fair enough01:18
dholbachgood night everyone01:18
Nafallodholbach: nightie :-)01:19
ogranight dholbach 01:19
cleeso, then, a more devel-related topic. anybody here looked at launchd?01:19
dholbachbye ogra, Nafallo 01:19
ogranight all01:19
Nafalloogra: nightie. see you tomorrow :-).01:20
Nafalloogra: ehm, later today :-P.01:20
mdkenite01:20
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ajmitch_hi01:24
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infinityHey Andy.01:25
AndyFitzg'day infinity01:30
AndyFitzhow goes being back home ?01:31
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infinitySick. :/01:32
infinityNot sure if it was the long week in Sydney, or coming home to a drier climate, or just bad luck.01:32
AndyFitzbugger mate.   you shouldnt have spent those late nights in kings cross01:32
makomdz: yeah yeah, i'm around01:34
AndyFitzevening mako01:35
mdzmako: was wondering if you'd thought about when to hold the next CC meeting01:36
cleeheya, mako 01:36
makomdz: do you ahve one planned for next tuesday?01:37
makomdz: i'd like to get back on a every-other week schedule not conflicting with the TB01:37
makoif either of us is willing to do two weeks in a row, we can do that01:38
mdzmako: according to the old alternating schedule, TB would have been this week, and CC next01:38
makomdz: you ok waiting two weeks or holding one sooner?01:39
makoi'd love to take next tuesday01:39
mdzmako: that's fine with me01:39
makorad01:41
mdkeyou have a loooot of member candidates to get through ;)01:42
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Nafallohehe, 21 :-)01:45
mdkethe member candidate criteria needs to be spelled out a little...01:47
dilingermako: what'cha up to?01:48
makodilinger: not too much01:52
makodilinger: i talked to greg.. he said to plan something for sunday. but i would like to hang out before01:53
makoClint: with you too01:53
Clintnot tonight01:53
dilingermako: well, i'm heading up north for the weekend to pick stuff up..01:53
makodilinger: ah, ok01:55
makoClint: that's fine01:55
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jbahey guys03:18
jbadon't know how to say this, so gonna come straight out with it. Appologies in advance if it upsets anyone03:19
jbaI'm looking at coming into the job market in sept/oct this year, and wanted to know what the odds of working for canonical would belike03:19
jbaand who to speak to about it03:19
jbacool, tseng got me on the right track. thanks guys03:22
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tsenganyone here with an amd64 and breezy?03:34
jdub  tomboy: Depends: libgnome-cil (>= 1.0) but it is not going to be installed03:35
jdubtseng: hrm ;)03:35
tsengjdub: libgnomedb rebuild03:35
jbahey jdub, congrats on wedding03:35
tsengjdub: i mailed seb to pretty please do it tommorow03:36
jbaam a bit dissapointed I didn't get to meet you at udu, but my timing seemed a little off03:36
jdubthanks jba03:37
jdubtseng: ahr03:37
tsengjba: i met him, you didnt miss much03:37
tseng:P03:38
jdubha ha03:38
jbatseng, hehe03:38
jbaactually so far the only oss hacker I've met in real life that I knew from online world is james henstridge03:38
jbaand that's cause i went to the wrong BOF03:38
jbawas still interesting03:38
jbamaybe it's better that way ?? ;)03:39
tsengjdub: so the word is, within the next few months we will have a non-xattr fallback for beagle03:41
tsengjdub: so it doesnt smoke crack on nfs and tmpfs03:41
tsengjdub: im still not sure what the effect would be if we put beagle in -desktop and it wound up on a livecd03:41
tsengjdub: http://lists.debian.org/debian-wnpp/2005/04/msg00550.html btw03:43
|QuaD-tseng: i noticed all of mono is in the repos, how come we can't install it yet? whats missing03:57
tseng|QuaD-: cant install what?03:57
tsenggtk-sharp is broken, libgnomedb needs built with new libgda, then maybe gtk-sharp built again03:57
tsengdo you have an amd64 by chance?03:58
|QuaD-oh03:58
toresbea lot of Ubuntu devs going to debconf?03:58
|QuaD-nope, not yet, in june i am building a dual opteron03:58
tsengthen could you please just be patient and let me sort things out03:58
|QuaD-tseng: hahah, yeah, i was just curious :)03:59
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jdubtseng: elite!04:04
tsengjdub: BUT WAIT, THERES MORE04:05
jdubtseng: i wonder if they're going to use ._blah like apple did for tiger? :)04:05
tsengjdub: http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.1.7/ < beagle x304:05
jdubtseng: september... gar.04:06
tsengit doesnt matter, we can track it same as gnome04:06
jdubwhoa04:06
tsengyes?04:06
jdubif we get it approved as a feature goal and are allowed to track it04:07
tsengmy spec was approved04:07
tsengwhich involved moving the whole stack to main04:07
Lathiatwow, the new i/o layer sounds sweet04:07
ajmitch_lots of new crack in main04:07
jdubtseng: but doesn't necessarily cover post-UVF updates04:08
tsengwhen is uvh04:08
jabraI am wondering what the differnce for packages build for ubuntu compared to those built for debian04:08
tsengaugust?04:08
tsengjabra: the version string?04:08
jabrathat it?04:08
tsengyes04:09
jdubhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseCycle04:09
jbatseng, actually using multiverse/mallirat and tring to install gstreamer0.8-lame i had issues with dependencies on libc04:09
tsengand we stab people who dont put patches in debian/ and use diff.gz04:09
jbasynaptic said it deped on a version of libc that wasn't any of repos at all04:09
tsengjba: whats that have to do with anything? its assumed you dont have binary compatibility between dists guaranteed04:10
tsengor it should be04:10
tsenggstreamer-lame would be nice to have in multiverse04:10
tsengdo we get jail time for that?04:11
jbatseng, yeah i assumed that the gstreamer08-lame that was referenced by the haory mp3 howto on the wiki would be installable as the howto said04:11
jbabut it wasn't04:11
jbai'll find the howto04:11
tsengI dont much care, its a wiki04:11
tsengthe interested party (you) is meant to maintain it04:11
jbatseng, not bitching, just syaing that there is a little diff04:12
jbain response to jabra04:12
tsengthe question was about packaging, not binary compatibility04:12
tsengpulling things built against debian and expecting them to work is silly04:13
jabraI am asking in #debian-devel too04:14
jabrait is the issue of building one deb 04:14
tsengum04:14
jabraand I am wondering if I build it for ubuntu if that could be accepted into debian04:15
jabrarather than having to make changes04:15
tsengyoud have to change the changelog04:15
jabraand making  a different deb04:15
jabraok04:15
jabraother than that?04:15
tsengyoud have to test building it on both04:15
tsengnaturally04:15
Lathiathmm, g-v-m has borked, bugger04:15
jabraright04:16
tsengI do this for f-spot04:17
Nafallotseng: you want me to test more tonight? :-)04:18
tsengNafallo: no nice work04:19
tsengthanks alot04:19
Nafallotseng: I will implement a real testing environment after I get some sleep :-).04:21
tsengok rock on04:21
tseng*hopefully* the rest will wrap up tommorow04:21
tsengill fix mono now before sleep04:21
Nafallogoodnight people :-)04:21
tsengbye04:21
Nafallobye04:21
Lathiatooh, tomboy stopped crashing, woo04:22
tsengit did.04:27
Burgundaviajdub, did you see this? http://steelgryphon.com/blog/?p=4604:28
tsengdude he totally stole my boogs04:29
tsengor i stole his.04:29
jdubBurgundavia: please make sure thom sees it :)04:31
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Burgundaviajdub, saw it on planet.moz, I imagine he will see it04:32
Burgundaviajdub, thom@ ?04:33
bluefoxicytseng:  got any zar-like utils that are GPL and work on FAT/NTFS/ext23/xfs?04:33
jdubthom@ubuntu.com - thanks :)04:33
tsengbluefoxicy: i have a pillow like tool, i think im going to sleep on it.04:33
bluefoxicytseng:  need something I can point at a drive that's been mkfs'd and get the files back04:33
bluefoxicydammit.  Everything I'm finding (even the cool shit on the Helix livecd) is closed source04:34
Lathiatbluefoxicy: what file system?04:34
Burgundaviajdub, done04:34
bluefoxicyLathiat: ?  Target or what does what support?04:35
Lathiatreiserfs is good for gettin data back when you do stupid shit like that, i learn that the other day. :)04:35
bluefoxicyLathiat:  I'm just wondering about GPL recovery utils.  Have you tried Helix' windows programs?04:35
Lathiatblno i mean, what filesytem di dyou screw up04:35
bluefoxicyLathiat:  I dunno, once in a while a customer comes in missing files :D04:35
Lathiatif you lose data on reiser, you can run a reiserfsck --rebuild-tree -S and it finds all the files it can and relinks them, but you dont really want to do it on a filesystem you want to keep. :)04:36
Lathiatcus it may eat your other data, and probably will. :)04:36
bluefoxicyheh04:36
bluefoxicymainly after fat and ntfs04:36
bluefoxicythough a wide, wide range is good always.04:36
Lathiati recommend a backup solution. :)04:37
bluefoxicyit's too late when people come into a best buy asking for data recovery due to windows eating itself :S04:37
bluefoxicyhttp://z-a-recovery.com/  <-- these fools can do it, and there's another tool that comes on Helix that can do it with FAT/NTFS/EXT2/EXT3/ReiserFS04:38
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Lathiatwoo, avahi is shaping up04:56
Lathiatjdub: :)04:56
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jsgotangcohello05:41
dilingerhere's some mako poetry05:43
dilingerhttp://www.acm.rpi.edu/~dilinger/sloth/pics/2005_udu/IMG_0266.JPG05:43
jsgotangcohehehehe i saw that05:44
dilinger(i wouldn't waste your time on the rest of the pics, i suck at taking pictures)05:44
ccis there a way to capture the installation? like pass an option so that a Hoary install can be sent to a vnc listner?05:44
jsgotangcoi like the "we create a synergistic system" piece05:45
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jsgotangcodude you took pics of your hotel bathroom heh05:49
jsgotangcook got it thanks05:50
dilingeri was all giddy05:50
bob2haha05:50
dilingerit took so long to get access to the damned room.. :P05:50
jsgotangcotell me about it i got my room after lunch05:50
bob2spiv: those magnets were the best idea, ever05:50
dilingerjsgotangco: so did i.  and i got faked out w/ the wrong room/card before lunch..05:50
spivbob2: Thanks :)05:52
spivbob2: I'll try to remember to bring them to the next conf too.05:52
dilingerhttp://www.acm.rpi.edu/~dilinger/sloth/pics/2005_udu/IMG_0318.JPG05:56
dilingerthat was a good one.  you don't see that in the US05:56
HrdwrBoBdilinger: they're all over the place here05:57
dilingerif someone tried to do that in the US, people would get up in arms about encouraging drug use or something equally as stupid05:58
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jsgotangcoAndyFitz, hey06:00
dilingerhttp://www.acm.rpi.edu/~dilinger/sloth/pics/2005_udu/IMG_0289.JPG06:00
dilingerand that is a great name06:00
AndyFitzg;day jsgotangco06:01
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ajmitch_afternoon andy06:02
ajmitch_heh, the pants sign06:02
AndyFitzafternoon ajmitch.06:07
bluefoxicySo before I sleep, this one's not for the bugzilla right?06:11
bluefoxicyAfter much googling i discover that there are no tools similar to PC Inspector File recovery or Zero Assumption Recovery (wow, descriptive name) that fall under GPL06:12
makodilinger: oh man. i love magnetic poetry06:12
bluefoxicyso someone should make one, so I need to find people interested and I need to find docs about FAT, NTFS, and EXT2/3 to start with06:13
jsgotangcoheh06:13
jsgotangcomako, hi06:13
bluefoxicybasically my options are find docs and write code myself, aren't they?06:13
bluefoxicy'cause there's no bugzilla for programs that don't exist06:13
mako"mission a r y" thing was brillance06:15
jsgotangcoi guess you can't separate sex with the office then thats why it had that word06:16
jsgotangcobrb lunch06:17
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jsgotangcoman my opera house pic suck06:21
makojsgotangco: dude, you give me ANY set of magnetic poetry and i guarentee i can make a dirty poem out of it :)06:21
jsgotangcohaha06:23
crimsunI thought that's the whole purpose of alphabet magnets06:24
AndyFitzI'm sure the makers are well aware of that06:24
AndyFitzhehe where else would the fun be06:24
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tsengdholbach: !06:54
dholbachhey06:54
tsengup for testing?06:55
BurgundaviaIf I want to get a font into Ubuntu/Debian, what licence must it be under?06:55
Lathiattseng: im up for testing 06:55
tsengLathiat: do you have an amd64?06:55
Lathiatoh, no06:56
Lathiati could boot a qemu runnign x86-64 but06:56
Lathiatand i have access to an opteron06:56
Lathiatso i could06:56
Lathiattesting what?06:56
tsenga build06:56
Lathiatof?06:56
tsengof mono06:56
dholbachtseng: did you get a pbuilder set up?06:56
calcBurgundavia: email debian-devel or debian-legal to ask wrt debian06:56
tsengdholbach: on x86 I do06:56
=== calc bbl
dholbachtseng: for breezy?06:57
tsengyes06:57
dholbachhrm06:57
tsengi upgraded a hoary one06:57
BurgundaviaI am about to start talks regarding a new font for inuktitut and I am wondering what the minimum is06:57
tsenganyway, im getting tired of testing amd64 stuff right on the buildd06:57
dholbachmine tries to set up {gcc,g++,cpp}-4.0 and dies with problems in there06:57
dholbachif i get the pbuilder working, i, i'm happy to test-build it here06:58
tsengwell, there is a bit of logic that sets different confflags for amd06:58
tsengit worked before, now it doesnt06:58
tsengonly difference is a bit of whitespace06:58
tsenga tab at the end of a line06:58
Lathiatis this in autoconf? whitespace in autoconf fucks everything06:59
tsengits make06:59
Lathiatah06:59
tsengdebian/rules06:59
tsengdholbach: basically, get the latest mono source in breezy, remove the whitespace in ifeq statement in rules, and see if it ftbfs still07:03
dholbachwhen i get the pbuilder working, yes07:03
tsengok07:04
tsengthanks07:04
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dholbachtseng: ok... starting all over, trying to set up a hoary one first07:14
tsengok07:14
tsengthen --override-configs update to breezy07:15
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dholbachmako: ping07:33
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makodholbach: hey dude07:36
makowhats up07:36
dholbachwhen is the next CC meeting? :-)07:36
makodholbach: tuesday07:36
makodholbach: not sure of the time07:36
dholbachtritium just needs CC approval for MOTUness07:36
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dholbachand there are a lot of other guys who want to join the member crew :-)07:37
tritiumthanks for remembering, dholbach :)07:37
makoi know07:37
makoit's gonna be a long meeting07:37
makomdz and i talked about it today07:37
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makotuesday is the day07:37
makoi'll figure out the time and announce i tomorrow07:38
dholbachi can give you the list of guys, i absolutely vouch for... member-wise07:38
dholbach(if that helps)07:38
infinitydholbach : Ooo, oo, vouch for me!07:38
tsengme next, me next07:38
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dholbachhrm, pbuilder is fine now07:41
dholbachbut 'debuild -S' keeps hanging at   fakeroot debian/rules clean07:41
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fabbionemorning07:44
tsenghi fabbione.07:45
dholbachhey fabbione 07:45
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jsgotangcohmmm07:47
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Amaranthd'oh07:48
Amaranthbreezy gets mono 1.1.6 and 1.1.7 comes out07:48
tsengbreezy doesnt have anything yet, everyone chill out07:48
Amaranthheh07:48
Amaranthwell, breezy got it from sid07:48
tsenguh07:49
tsengnot at all07:49
Amaranthoh, those are still in experimental for debian?07:49
tsengsome are07:49
tsengsome are in ~07:49
dholbachAmaranth: don't tell the MONO MASTER what he has done ;-)07:50
tsengive decided to start posting status on the blog to avoid repeated questioning07:50
jsgotangcohey dholbach07:50
jsgotangcohey tseng07:50
tsengabout "zomg mono is built why isnt app XYZ here yet"07:50
dholbachjsgotangco: jerome, how are you?07:50
tsengjsgotangco: sup dude?07:50
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Amaranthtseng: heh, you must get that a lot :)07:50
tsengAmaranth: only in 3 or 4 channels07:51
Amaranthi'm happy with 1.1.6, i don't plan on using beagle07:51
Amaranthbtw, thank you07:51
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jsgotangcodholbach, tseng, I just came from lunch at KFC, its nice to eat junk food after our weeklong stint with real food07:51
tsengjsgotangco: hah, yes!07:51
dholbach;-)07:51
tsengjsgotangco: ive had burritos 3 days in a row now07:51
tsengto make up07:51
jsgotangcohaha i wont eat salad for a while07:51
tsengthat green leafy stuff was bogus07:51
dholbach:-)07:52
tsengi wouldnt go so far as to call it salad07:52
jsgotangcoi reckon we could have been more productive if we had pizza at least07:52
tsengwe had pizza at work today, i ate too much07:52
ajthe salt and pepper calamari at the place next to UDU was yummy07:52
tsenghm the cafe on the corner?07:52
ajthe pub right next door, i think07:52
tsengi got a strange burger from there, it was on flat bread07:52
jsgotangcoi got some good stuff from the cafe at the center of the park07:53
tsenghm they were always busy when i went by07:53
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dholbachdid anyone run into "fakeroot debian/rules clean" hanging (when using debuild), after an upgrade to breezy?07:54
ajmitch_nope07:55
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crimsunKamion: just a heads-up, with debootstrap_0.2.45ubuntu33 (built on Hoary) and pbuilder_0.127 (installed on Hoary), a Breezy pbuilder can't be created yet on amd6408:06
crimsunKamion: it loops trying to configure cpp > cpp-4.0 > gcc > gcc-4.0,cpp-4.0 ; g++ > gcc ...08:09
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Burgundaviafor legal stuff, is mako the best person to ask?08:19
dholbachelmo could help you as well08:19
Burgundaviaok08:20
Burgundaviawhere does elmo live?08:20
Burgundaviahe likely to be awake right now?08:20
dholbachbut there are lots of opinions in here, just go ahead and ask the question :-)08:20
jbanemo ?08:20
BurgundaviaI want to get an inuktitut font into main08:20
Burgundaviato be distributed as part of ubuntu08:21
Burgundaviaas part of the larger project involving translation08:21
Burgundaviawhat are the legal requirements of said font08:21
Burgundavias/legal/licencing08:21
dholbachdoes it have a license?08:21
dholbach(distributed with it)08:21
Burgundavianegatory08:22
Burgundaviacurrently freely downloadable08:22
Burgundaviabut unknown on redistribution08:22
Burgundaviabefore I ask, I want to know what I should be asking for08:22
dholbachcouldn't you propose any of the licenses of other font-packages in main to upstream?08:23
Burgundaviasure08:23
tsenglook at bistream vera maybe08:23
tsenghttp://www.gnome.org/fonts/#Final_Bitstream_Vera_Fonts08:23
Burgundaviacool;08:24
Burgundaviaok08:24
Burgundaviathanks08:24
tsengthat might not be the most open08:25
tsengbut its distributed by everyone these days08:25
BurgundaviaI am looking for minimum level right now08:25
Burgundaviaas I am expecting the maker (a gov) not to understand our requirement08:25
Burgundaviathanks08:30
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dholbac1GRR, my box just cracked and 'rebooted'08:36
dholbac1mvo: good morning08:36
mvohey dholbac1 08:37
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mvomorning all08:37
mvirkkilmorning08:38
Kamioncrimsun: ok, doesn't really surprise me though, breezy only became debootstrappable *at all* a day or two ago08:41
KamionBurgundavia: both the Debian and Ubuntu web sites have pages on their licensing policies08:41
BurgundaviaKamion, cheers, thanks08:42
Kamionhttp://www.debian.org/social_contract#guidelines08:42
Kamionif you meet that, you'll satisfy Ubuntu requirements too08:43
Burgundaviaok08:43
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Burgundaviaby the DFSG, is the gnome font licence for bitstream vera really free?08:50
mjg59Yes08:51
mjg59There's no DFSG requirement for something to be distributable on its own08:51
Burgundaviaah08:51
Burgundaviaok08:51
mjg59(This was needed to make the Artistic license free)08:51
Burgundaviaas I reread, I see it now08:51
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jsgotangcoJaneW: hello09:07
JaneWhi jsg09:07
JaneW(forgive the contraction - you have a long nick)09:08
jsgotangcoi don't mind09:08
MithrandirJaneW: tabcompletion is nice, though09:08
jsgi own jsg as well anyway09:08
jsg:)09:09
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jsghow have you been09:09
JaneW(I like to be contrary)09:09
JaneWMithrandir: I don;t seem to have tab completion (using x-chat)09:09
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JaneWjsg: well thanks, finally waking up again, I have been in a daze since UDU09:10
BurgundaviaJaneW, what are you using? xchat as always had so for me09:10
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JaneWok, it works when you know how ;)09:11
jsgI've just recovered...i don't understand myself I've always been sleeping a lot lately i guess i've been pretty busy09:11
Burgundaviaindeed09:11
JaneWjsg: I cant get enough sleep, and I am having the WEIRDEST dreams09:11
jsghmm09:11
jsgMentos mutants perhaps?09:12
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Simirahehe09:14
JaneWjsg: don;t joke I actaully brought a handful back - for the kids, but they are scaring me ;)09:14
JaneWscaring/scarring whatever both work09:15
jsg*grin*09:15
infinityOh, no wonder I'm feeling a bit flat/sick this week.09:17
infinityMentos whitdrawal.  It all makes sense.09:17
infinitys/whit/with/09:17
jsgi feel the same way09:18
Lathiatheh09:18
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mjg59Last night I dreamt I was a wireless router09:19
infinityI've been incredibly unproductive since getting back... Which just means working twice as long (or twice as smart!) next week.  Oh well.09:19
mjg59I feel better this morning09:19
infinityJaneW : I'm trying to kick the habit, thanks.  I think it's for the best.  One morning at UDU, I think I had 3 or 4 bowls to myself in the space of 2 BoFs.09:20
JaneWinfinity: aaarrrgh!09:20
mdzmako: I didn't realize ututo-e was based on gentoo09:20
Amaranth3 or 4 bowls of Mentos? Either we're talking about different things or your breath was mighty fresh.09:21
jsgi wasn't able to get a decent photo of the opera house09:21
jsgwe had a crappy tour guide09:21
JaneWjsg: it didn't help that the windows were tinted09:23
mjg59Amaranth: There were fruit-flavoured ones as well09:23
JaneWjsg: we weren't going to get to see it at all - until I begged that they do a detour on the way to the movie...09:23
infinityAmaranth : Mentos fruit flavour.09:24
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jsgif we were two weeks in sydney, we're all doomed with the mentos, redbull and pepsi max09:26
mjg59I'm now entirely unused to the idea of having to make my own food09:26
mjg59I keep expecting there to be trays of it around the place09:26
jsglol09:26
Amaranthred bull is killer09:27
jsgAmaranth: yeah, the can had this warning not to take more than 2 cans a day09:27
Amaranthit's even worse mixed with beer or liquor09:27
JaneWbtw cvd arranged that red bull 09:27
Amaranthheh, i used to drink a 6-pack a day09:27
dholbachaaargh09:28
jsgwhen you pour redbull in a glass it looks so much like beer09:28
Amaranthcouldn't see straight if drank too fast09:28
Amarantheverything started wobbling09:28
mjg59It was banned in France09:29
mjg59No idea if that's still the case09:29
dholbachredbull is evil stuff... jellygums resolved in weird chemicals09:30
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SimiraJaneW: so, how did you manage to get yourself into this mess?09:32
dholbachare there any pictures up yet? i know of galleries of jblack and tseng09:32
Simiradholbach: Mithrandir's are up... let's see09:33
jsgi haven't checked tseng's gallery yet09:33
dholbachwhere where where? :-)09:33
Simirahttp://www.err.no/pictures/2005-04-30/09:33
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Simiraand http://www.err.no/pictures/2005-05-03/09:34
jsgoooo09:34
mdzSimira: oh god, what an awful picture of me09:35
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Lathiathaha09:35
Simiramdz: Yes, I made that comment too when I saw it ;p09:35
SimiraI mean - awful, like in a Ubuntu way.09:36
jsghehee09:36
mdzit's like I'm blinking, talking and swallowing all at the same time09:37
Lathiatheh crazy photos of daniels as usual09:37
jsgpia looks pissed09:37
Simiraall in all - Ubuntu crowd pics. :p09:37
dholbachwow there are pictures of jdub where he looks kind of normal, cool :-)09:37
Lathiati met a few really cool pics09:38
Lathiatdhhahaha yeh09:38
Simirahuh? Where?09:38
Lathiatpics? oh man09:38
Simiragotta take them away!09:38
Lathiatmy brain need to be rpeplaced09:38
Lathiat*met a few really cool people09:38
SimiraLathiat: yes. You're a community person? What do you do in Ubuntu?09:38
Treenaksany people here who know upstream HAL a bit?09:39
LathiatSimira: im not a community person09:39
Lathiati dont really do anythign for ubuntu at the moment09:39
Lathiatapart from convince lots of people ot use it. :)09:39
Lathiative done bits and peices for gome in the past and am working on network service discovery stuff at the moment (mdns-sd/rendezvous)09:40
SimiraLathiat: Ok. Gnome/Debian stuff?09:41
dholbachTreenaks: pitti and ogra will09:41
SimiraLathiat: hangaround, eh? Almost like me ;p09:41
Lathiatheh09:41
Treenaksdholbach: ok, and I guess they're not up yet :)09:41
SimiraLathiat: you're from .au?09:41
Amaranthhttp://www.err.no/pictures/2005-04-30/medium/dsc00770.jpg <--who is that?09:41
LathiatSimira: yep, perth09:42
LathiatAmaranth: anthony towns (aj)09:42
TreenaksAmaranth: going by the hackergotchi, I'd say AJ09:42
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JaneWSimira: I don;t know...09:42
Treenakshackergotchis are useful!09:42
Treenaks(though I didn't recognise jdub the first time around ;))09:43
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Lathiatrobert loves hackrgotchi looks very different to hi09:43
Lathiatm, at least i think so09:43
Amaranthyeah, jdub looks nothing like his hackergotchi09:43
jsgits becausehe doesn't have any hair back then09:44
JaneWbeanbag! :)09:44
SimiraJaneW: poor you ;) What do you do in the distroteam? Anything fun,or just holding back the guys by their ears?09:44
jsgshe's the slave driver09:44
Simira:D Sounds good09:44
JaneWSimira: I like the ears idea...09:45
chmjhey, don't give her ideas 09:45
JaneWwhere were the balloons09:45
jsgchmj: hehe09:45
JaneWchmj: why cos yours are closest?09:46
SimiraJaneW: I know they might need it sometimes. I was in Matar....09:46
SimiraJaneW: where are you located? UK?09:47
chmjJaneW: yes09:48
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mdzI've been spoiled by the UDU wiki; I no longer have patience for www.ubuntu.com/wiki09:53
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dholbachWikiTransition! now! :-)09:54
MithrandirJaneW: the balloons were from LCA.09:56
MithrandirJaneW: we used them to send glasses of wine around.  Mucho fun.09:56
bob2and to help colin09:57
Mithrandiryeah.  His hair was heavy.09:57
JaneWMithrandir, cool09:57
Mithrandiralmost as heavy as a wine glass, iirc.09:57
JaneWSimira: no, Cape Town, SA09:58
bob2haha09:58
JaneWcan I put a link to those pics on the wiki?09:58
dholbachJaneW: which wiki? the canonical internal one?09:58
JaneWmdz: I also preferred the UDU wiki 09:59
JaneWdholbach: yes, the photos - pretty page09:59
jsg*groan*09:59
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=== jsg too wants to see pretty pics
Mithrandirjust put the links to the galleries somewhere on either one of the public ones.10:00
Simira#ubuntu-devel is fine with me :)10:01
bob2hah10:02
Simiratalking of wiki... have/can/will you fix the ubuntu.no-wiki for me, Mithrandir?10:02
Simirabob2: nice pic of you by Tollef :)10:02
MithrandirSimira: sure; this evening?10:02
SimiraMithrandir: mmokey, then10:03
Simiraoops10:03
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bob2Simira: hah, it's terrible10:04
bob2Simira: make tollef take the "make everyone look ugly" filter off his camera before he goes away next time10:05
JaneWhehe10:05
Mithrandirbob2: http://err.no/pictures/2005-04-30/slides/dsc00800.html is nice, though10:05
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Mithrandirbob2: helix liked it too. ;)10:06
Simirabob2: I don't think it's his camera... It might have something to do with those people... I don't know for sure10:06
bob2Simira: BAH10:06
Simira;p10:06
jsgnice shot10:06
bob2Mithrandir: you were lucky to take a photo during the five seconds I was smiling all week10:06
Simirabob2: I'll take the pictures nect time :)10:07
bob2Simira: yay10:07
mjg59bob2: I'm almost feeling well again!10:07
Mithrandirmjg59: you whipped yourself with a few cat5 cables to get rid of the wireless feeling?10:07
SimiraMithrandir!!!10:07
SimiraWash your thoughts!10:07
MithrandirSimira: I'm considering getting a digital SLR.10:07
MithrandirSimira: hey, he said he did dream of being a wlan router10:08
SimiraMithrandir: yes, and nothing of cable whipping. What do you need an SLR for?10:08
bob2mjg59: yay!10:08
Robot101mjg59: wahey, to the pub-mobile! :)10:09
MithrandirSimira: well, whipping oneself with cables should rid one of the wireless feeling, at least.10:09
MithrandirSimira: SLR?  Take pictures, of course.10:09
mjg59Robot101: Not until you've finished your PROJECT10:09
Robot101mjg59: HNNRGGGHHHHH10:09
mjg59Haha10:09
bob2Simira: it's not about "need", it's about "shiny"10:09
JaneWthose photos are really good10:09
Simirabob2: he's got me10:09
Robot101mjg59: I made it almost work yesterday, all I need to do now is add another 8 or 9 syscalls and then write the other half of it, which should be easy10:09
SimiraJaneW: hey, where are yours?10:10
Robot101mjg59: it's tempting to write it in perl, but I think my supervisor would... kill me :D10:10
mjg59Robot101: Excellent, you'll be finished by Sunday and we can go to the pub!10:10
LathiatRobot101: what project is this?10:10
bob2Simira: exactly10:10
SimiraMithrandir: you have a digicam10:10
MithrandirSimira: yes, a compact one.  It sucks in little light and such.10:10
Robot101mjg59: oh, no. then I have to write the dissertation, which is what I get the marks for.10:10
Robot101mjg59: rowenio suggests I stop coding and just lie in the dissertation10:11
infinityMithrandir : Get a 20D, so I'll have one more person to consider stealing from at the next conference.10:11
SimiraMithrandir: that's because you got a lousy cam :p Besides, you wouldn't bring a SLR anywhere, either10:11
Robot101Lathiat: filesystem modification monitoring crack - ned.ucam.org/~robot101/proposal.pdf10:11
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MithrandirSimira: I would.10:11
JaneWSimira: still trying to upload them, but they are awful compared to those... old useless camera, old useless operator10:11
SimiraJaneW: aww10:11
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Mithrandirinfinity: I'm more of a nikon person.10:12
SimiraJaneW: I'd need a pic of you. Tollef got Claire(right spelled?) but no Jane.10:12
JaneWnod *grin*10:12
jsgi only have one group photo the one from jblack10:12
SimiraMithrandir: well, if you want that for your birthday, you have to put some more money on my account.10:13
MithrandirSimira: I didn't say I wanted you to buy me one, I said I considered getting one. :)10:13
MithrandirSimira: and besides, if I took pictures of all the gals, I figured you'd be jealous or something. ;)10:13
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SimiraMithrandir: bah. You just want to use the money yourself, instead of giving them to me.10:14
jsgi haven't seen any pics of adi10:14
SimiraMithrandir: you mean I should have a reason to?10:14
MithrandirSimira: nah, just teasing you10:14
JaneWjsg: I dodn;t get one either10:15
JaneWdidn't10:15
SimiraMithrandir: shouldn't you work on your assignment now?10:15
jsg:(10:15
MithrandirSimira: I should10:15
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infinityMithrandir : I was more of a Pentax person until I got the 300D.  The value at the time was hard to pass up.10:16
TreenaksI'm getting the 350D10:17
Mithrandirthe 300D is dirt cheap, though10:17
TreenaksMithrandir: because the 350D has succeeded it10:18
infinityI got it for 700 USD almost a year and a half ago now.10:18
infinityIt was a pretty decent value at the time, given the price of everything else.10:18
Treenaksalso, the 300D is crippled, the 350D isn't (or less)10:18
MithrandirI'm just a bit wary of buying Nikon ATM due to their _silly_ policy wrt documentation of the RAW format.10:19
infinityAdobe's been trying to push manufacturers toward an open RAW format, but I dunno how well they're doing with that.10:20
infinityI think they're just sick of adding new formats to their RAW plugin every three days.10:20
Treenaksinfinity: understandable, really10:20
Mithrandirthere's no reason for it to be proprietary in any way, as long as the manufacturers can extend it in well-defined ways.10:20
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ogramornin10:39
jsgogra: mornin' to you110:39
dholbachhey ogra!10:39
Mithrandirhi ogra10:41
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lifelessdebian/rules question11:01
lifelessI need to add -Wno-pointer-sign to CFLAGS but only for gcc-4.0 builds11:01
Lathiatpff, fix your software not to need it. :)11:02
lifelessLathiat: nice. now the real answer please.11:02
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lifelessLathiat: I'm not fixing 68K LOC with mixed pointer types tomorrow11:02
Mithrandirifeq $(,$(shell gcc --version | grep 4\\.0))\nCFLAGS += -Wno-pointer-sign\nendif11:03
MithrandirI'd guess.11:03
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lifelessMithrandir: thanks!11:04
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Mithrandirlifeless: or build-dep on gcc (>= 4.0) and add it unconditionally.11:05
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lifelessMithrandir: I'm so not breaking backports.org11:05
Mithrandirlifeless: fair enough11:06
lifeless;)11:06
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ograbadger badger badger badger badger badger badger http://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/img049.jpeg11:30
ograhttp://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/11:30
jdubheh11:31
Lathiathaha wtf was that11:31
ograthe breezy dance....11:32
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jdubhttp://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/img045.jpeg.html11:32
Lathiati so missed out11:32
Mithrandirhm, what's the easiest to get a patch showing all the differences between two branches in baz?11:33
Mithrandirhm, baz delta, it seems.11:35
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Lathiat:)11:35
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ograsightseeing with tainted windows at night :) http://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/img046.jpeg11:37
ogras/tainted/tinted11:37
astharotciao11:37
Mithrandirogra: why are your thumbnails so thumby?  (That is, so small?)11:39
ograto small ? 11:39
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Lathiatthey see fine sized to me...11:39
Mithrandiron the overview page, they are tiny11:39
Mithrandirlike, 100x80px or so11:39
Mithrandir(ok, 120x90 then)11:40
ograheh, yep....11:40
ograthink of the poor aussies that want to view them....11:40
ograits bandwidth friendly....11:41
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MithrandirI have 50k lines of patches for multiarch stuff11:41
ograuff11:41
dholbachafter hours of hard work: http://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/img046.jpeg11:42
Lathiatdholbach: more hour sof hard work?11:44
ogradholbach, sightseeing with imagination of the outside due to lack of sight .... ;) 11:45
dholbachogra: yeah... exactly... i just tried hard to remember how it looked in daylight :-)11:45
ograheh11:45
JaneWFWIW here are my pics http://community.webshots.com/scripts/editPhotos.fcgi?action=viewall&albumID=33884918911:46
dholbachhrm11:47
dholbach"You do not appear to be the owner of this album. Make sure you are logged in."11:47
jsgyeah11:47
jsgbrb11:47
JaneWerk, but I made it public...11:47
jdubMithrandir: 50k! hfsnw!11:48
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astharotciao enrico11:48
JaneWhttp://community.webshots.com/album/338849189afiQFQ?824 <- that should work11:49
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enricohi11:49
dholbachyeah... better :-)11:50
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jsgtop posting :(11:52
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JaneWjsg: ?11:57
JaneWorga: I love the difference between your before and after conference pictures . you can see how TIRED we all got11:57
ograjsg, whats wrong there.... people are still polite11:57
ograJaneW, yeah :)11:58
jsgwhat's so weird about key signing JaneW :)11:58
JaneWjsg: from an outdside perspective it *looks* very weird, of course by next conference/developer sumit or whatevere I am sure I'll be right in there ;)11:59
jsgheh11:59
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ograJaneW, so we can finally trust you then ? ;)11:59
JaneWogra: yes ;)12:00
jsghaha12:00
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jsgogra, i meant the top posting thread has gone quite OT but then you're right if people are still polite its not an issue12:03
ograjsg, yeah, i love this community, in other lists i read this would have turned into a flamewar days ago :)12:04
ograthe sad thing is that you cant come to a conclusion in such threads....12:05
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seb128hi carlos 12:08
carlosmorning12:08
seb128tseng: libgnomedb2-4 is built with libgda2-312:09
tsenghm I only see -312:10
LathiatDoes synaptic have the ability to ask it to do a package update from the command line?12:13
tsengseb128: yep i dont have libgnomedb2-4 on breezy12:14
seb128hum12:15
seb128it probably ftbfs 12:15
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Lathiatwhats fs stand for?12:15
tsengfails to build from source.12:16
thomfail to build from source12:16
tsengthom!12:16
thomhola12:16
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jsgtseng, you got some pics from UDU?12:16
tsengjsg: tseng.ath.cx/photos12:16
jsgthanks12:16
JaneWjsg: are there more, I have seen ogra's and tollef's so far...12:17
ograJaneW, jblack http://gallery.linuxguru.net/UbuntuDownUnder-4-200512:18
jsgi have some few i will upload them later12:18
JaneWta12:19
thomtseng: your flights back were ok?12:19
tsengthom: "ok" yes :)12:20
bob2tseng: nice stylesheet12:21
thomi love the MAGIC whiteboard12:21
tsengbob2: its jimmac's script12:21
bob2ah12:21
bob2the thumbnails seem a bit stretched12:21
tsengpossibly12:23
tsengseb128: maybe it just needs kicked again?12:25
jsgogra, whats the url of your gallery?12:25
ograhttp://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/12:25
bob2jsg: grawert.net/udu-gallery/12:25
seb128tseng: I've uploaded a package sync on Debian 10 min ago12:26
tsengyay12:26
seb128tseng: if it doesn't build that's because libgda2-3 is universe and should probably be main, I'll ping elmo if that ftbfs again12:26
Mithrandirhmm, why does baz delta -n --diffs include all the diffs three times or so?12:27
tsengseb128: great sorry to be a bother12:28
seb128np12:29
thomi need to upload my photos; most are from jdub's wedding though12:29
thomby the way, has anyone played with picasa? (google's photo app) -  it looks and feels very much like a polished fsport12:29
thomf-spot, even12:29
Lathiatand i thought f-spot was polished12:31
jsgi always compared f-spot with picassa12:32
lifelessfabbione: baz 1.4 should build with gcc-4.0 in ~ 45 minutes - 3 commits have to make check.12:35
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lifelessfabbione: to get 1.3.2 building, you can backport (should be trivial) or not fix it ;)12:35
dholbachJaneW: this isnt me: http://community.webshots.com/photo/338849189/338861060HQDuQx# - or i looked odd the other day and don't remember :-)12:35
ograits tseng i guess12:36
tsengyes.12:36
tsengand andy12:36
tsengwhere is the index for that?12:36
tsengoh.12:36
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JaneWdholbach: yes sorry I think I got one or 2 names confussed, I'll go fix..12:38
bob2uh-oh12:38
dholbachJaneW: dont worry :-)12:38
bob2man that site is slow12:38
ograthe site is ok... the banners are slow....12:38
JaneWbob2: if I could get into people.ubuntu.com I would have put them there...12:39
bob2hm12:40
dholbachyeah p.u.c for everyone!12:40
tseng"bob2 cheers up"12:40
bob2oh, your password is encrypted with a key you don't have?12:40
tsengdholbach: yeah!12:40
dholbach<name>@ubuntu.com for everyone!12:40
bob2tseng: never.12:40
dholbach:-)12:40
jsgi love you bob212:40
jsghehe12:40
JaneWdholbach: do you know who that is?12:40
dholbachJaneW: i think it's tseng12:41
Mithrandirlooks like AndyFitz and tseng12:41
tseng< ogra> its tseng i guess12:41
tseng< tseng> yes.12:41
tseng< tseng> and andy12:41
ajmitch_such a shame I'm not in any of those :)12:41
tsengajmitch_: you share a silver moment with luis12:41
AndyFitzjaneW thats me on the left and tseng on the right12:42
ajmitch_yeah, that one is funny12:42
JaneWajmitch: I avoided names I wasn;t sure of12:42
JaneWand even them I got some wrong12:42
JaneWso sorry ;)12:42
JaneWok, thanks12:42
tsenghttp://tseng.ath.cx/photos/index.php?galerie=udu&snimek=54 wee12:42
jsgyou can just name them the way jblack did: some ubuntu hackers hehehe12:42
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jsgok im out see you guys later12:44
ajmitch_bye jsg 12:44
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JaneWbetter now?12:45
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JaneWajmitch: which pic are you in?12:45
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JaneWoic got it12:45
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ajmitch_JaneW: none of yours except the group shot12:46
ajmitch_hi chmj 12:46
chmjhi ajmitch_  12:46
JaneWajmithc: don't feel bad, no one took photos of me either ;)12:47
bob2so12:47
bob2can I plug a ata-100 drive into a ata-33 controller using a 40 pin cable?12:47
bob2and have it work at ata-33.12:47
Lathiatyeh12:47
ograajmitch_, http://www.grawert.net/udu-gallery/img027.jpeg.html 12:48
Lathiatthey only use ata-100 if you have an 80pin cable (even on an ata100 bus)12:48
bob2is this a "it might work, but watch those backups" or a "'tis fine, ata falls back" thing?12:48
ajmitch_ogra: thanks :)12:48
Lathiatnah its fin12:48
Lathiat*fine12:48
Lathiatits designed to work like that. :)12:48
bob2Lathiat: excellent, thanks12:49
bob2jesus christ it's hard to get into this hp12:49
AndyFitzjaneW  : http://bytebot.net/shots/dsc03162.jpg   colin charles took this 12:49
bob2this machine apparently consumed all the metal they wanted to use in their shitty plastic printers12:50
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Lathiatbob2: heh12:51
Lathiatold hardware is fun12:51
Lathiatyou end up dropping it to open it, then realise it was really much easier to get it open12:51
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bob2I'm kinda worried it will topple and destroy my x4012:52
bob2it must weight 20 kilos12:52
JaneWAndyFitz,: oh yes, that was when I was evangelising that guy in the elevator!12:52
AndyFitzgood work.  10 points12:53
mjg59bob2: Silly. The X40 has an aura of magic protection.12:53
JaneWAndyFitz: thanks - I didn;t realise I had an audience though ;)12:53
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AndyFitzJaneW,  its been posted on his blog and on  planet.linuxaustralia  http://www.bytebot.net/blog/archives/2005/05/02/ole-ole-ole-ubuntu-boleh12:57
Lathiattseng: qemu 0.7.0 has support to run x86-64, might be usefull?12:59
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Nafallomorning all01:00
bob2jesus this hp likes to beep a lot during boot01:01
bob2beep for missing case01:01
bob2beep for missing keyboard01:01
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bob2beep because it's a thursday01:01
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Nafallohehe01:02
bob2"buffer i/o error on device hdc"01:02
bob2that sounds bad01:02
Nafallobob2: it didn't beep for that?01:03
bob2Nafallo: a beep is an unfair description01:03
bob2it was more like a rising crescendo of beeps01:03
bob2a symphony of annoyingness01:03
bob2an aria of irritation01:03
Nafallo*s* that's why I haven't that cable plugged in ;-)01:04
bob2oh, it has a flashing red DANGER DANGER WILL ROBINSON led on the front, too01:04
bob2hp kayak: the server for people who can't read textual errors01:05
Nafallolol01:05
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bob2wow, it even booted ok01:14
bob2and let me format the disk and everything01:14
seb128elmo_: around? libgnomedb ftbfs because libgda2-3 is not-installable ... is that because that's an universe package? Any way to move it to main?01:15
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robtaylor_anyone know anything about the status of using LVM for root?01:35
robtaylor_(partition)01:36
ajmitch_works fine for me since at least mid-way through the hoary cycle01:36
ajmitch_the warty installer didn't support lvm2, but hoary does01:37
robtaylor_ooh01:37
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Kamioncould've been a sync from Debian I guess - I thought warty supported lvm2 though01:37
Kamionbut anyway, LVM for root is usually more a matter of careful bootloader configuration than anything else01:38
ajmitch_ah yes, I do have a separate small /boot, iirc01:38
ccAndyFitz, JaneW : of course, it was on planet fedora. that makes it all hte more fun :)01:41
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JaneWhi cc01:43
cchey, hey JaneW 01:43
JaneWcc: thanks for including me in your - post on every web page on the web campaign ;)01:48
JaneWcc: btw do any more specs need editting?01:48
JaneWI am pretty busy but could still help out01:48
JaneWor editing even01:49
JaneWof course spelling/typing is not my personal strong point, but I can spot other's errors...01:49
dholbachok... i'm out... see you later01:52
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robtaylor_Kamion: ah, that makes sense01:53
JaneWwho moderates the ubuntu-devel mailing list?01:55
SimiraIsn't that Jeff? Waugh, I mean01:56
Mithrandiryeah, jdub does that02:01
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ccJaneW: do i have more that need editing, no. but i'd gladly look at more i'm sure02:05
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JaneWok thankis, cos I sent a msg earlier and it's been detained...02:12
JaneWsays I am not subscribed...02:12
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=== JaneW is still feeling slightly anxious after migrating to Ubuntu... like I don;t have everything taken care of and buttoned down, and like I am not completely in control
JaneWwas there a 'psychological effects of a w32 to Ubuntu migration' BOF?02:15
MithrandirJaneW: no, since most people have migrated from Debian or similar to Ubuntu. ;)02:17
Simira:D02:17
ZombI think you should care more about upgrade path from Woody, btw.02:17
MithrandirZomb: bugs and patches accepted. :)02:19
ograZomb, whats wrong with the upgradepath from woody ?02:19
JaneWMithrandir,: I gather that is easier and less like flinging yourself off a clifff then?02:20
Zombit failes on some places, I remember 3-5 file overwrite problems and the lilo bug from Sid02:20
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MithrandirJaneW: I think so, yes.02:21
MithrandirJaneW: what's scary ATM?02:21
ograZomb, after following the upgrde notes ?02:21
ograZomb, remember, we only support woody->warty02:21
Zombthere only notes for woody-warty02:21
ograZomb, yep02:22
Zombthat sucks02:22
ograZomb, because you shouldnt do woody->hoary... do woody->warty->hoary if you want a sane upgrade02:22
Zombas said, that sucks. You expect people to install gigabytes of data just to reinstall it again.02:23
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ograZomb, woody is simply to old for a direct woody->hoary upgrade, to many changes02:25
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Zombmaybe. I don't remember the details but every time I have hit a file overwrite error it was clear: this one can have been fixed easily. Woody->Sarge upgrades are also supported (less or more).02:27
KamionZomb: we went through a fair bit of effort for both woody->warty and warty->hoary; but you start hitting diminishing returns after a point02:27
ccJaneW: if it helps, i've held of my migration as well. i'm still being a little cautious02:27
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JaneWcc: thanks ! now you tell me02:32
ograyeah kickoff, thanks JaneW 02:32
JaneWogra: I sent that hours ago - was stuck in the moderator queue, but I managed to bypass now ;)02:35
ograah :)02:35
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lamontmoo02:38
ogramorning lamont 02:39
JaneWmooning02:39
SimiraJaneW: What did you use before Ubuntu?02:41
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tseng|workhey does anyone know an rss feed for ubuntu-security?02:43
tseng|workthe gmane one seems broken02:44
mvirkkiljdub: Does planetplanet use plain pickle for caching?02:49
tseng|workhi lamont02:50
dilingergood morning all02:51
lamontmorning dilinger 02:51
lamontkids->school02:54
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JaneWSimira: windows (XP most recently)02:57
JaneWSimira: did you see my pics? I am in there...02:58
SimiraJaneW: ok. No, I didn't see your pics. Where?02:58
SimiraJaneW: I still use XP, on my desktop computer02:58
Simira(don't tell anyone)02:58
tseng|work:'(02:59
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Simiraah03:02
SimiraJaneW: are you working with Charles?03:02
JaneWhttp://community.webshots.com/album/338849189afiQFQ03:02
Simirahey, chmj and Charles are the same!03:02
JaneWSimira: yes I am, though I have been working from home this week03:02
chmjO.o03:03
SimiraJaneW: I found it03:03
Simiraok03:03
JaneWSimira: yes he changed from d3vic3 at UDU03:03
Simirachmj: you probably don't remember me. We barely met in MAtaro03:03
chmjSimira: yeah, I don't03:03
SimiraJaneW: I'm looking forward to meet you on the next conf03:03
JaneWSimira: ditto03:04
ograubuntu women power :)03:04
JaneWSimira: you also in Norway?03:04
JaneWSimira: I hope your real name isn't Jane though ;)03:04
SimiraJaneW: yes, I'm kind of Tollef's fianc, and my name is Karianne :)03:04
JaneWelse if it is, we'll have to make it a policy to only hire females with the name Jane03:04
Simirahehe03:04
ograSimira, kind of ???03:05
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JaneWnice name ;)03:05
Simiraogra: oh, it's just a way of speaking03:05
ograheh03:05
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SimiraJaneW: yes, please just call me Simira irl if you can't pronounce it ;p03:05
Mithrandirshe wore her ring this morning at least, so unless there's somehting she hasn't told me.. :P03:05
ogralol03:06
JaneWI think Karianne is easier to say IMHO03:06
SimiraJaneW: I'm one of those not-getting-paid to work on Ubuntu. I'm the head of LoCo and Translation team in Norway. :-)03:06
JaneWcool03:06
SimiraJaneW: Ok, some have problems with it. It's almost like Marianne, though.03:06
JaneWpronounced carry anne right?03:07
Simirayes03:07
JaneWk03:07
SimiraJaneW: I'm primarily a XP user (daily), but my web/file/mailserver are hoary and my laptop is dualbooting with breezy/xp03:07
Simirawhich reminds me I have to find a decent windows pgp client03:07
=== JaneW still has an XP partition to escape to if it all gets too much ;)
SimiraJaneW: nothing to be ashamed of. I still turn to XP when I get stuck in Ubuntu and want things done nice and easy. ;p03:08
Simirarather than getting help from Tollef :p03:08
Lathiati must be lucky or something03:08
SimiraLathiat: what have you done? Or haven't?03:09
ccMithrandir: hey, any leads to your masters project on multiarch stuff and how its being correctly implemented?03:09
Lathiat(i have never needed windows for anything of late)03:09
Simiracc: ah, I saw your mail, yes. Nice :)03:10
Mithrandircc: http://err.no/debian/amd64-multiarch-3 is the latest proposal with some links; http://err.no/ntnu/thesis/report-multiarch/doc/report.pdf is the current state of my thesis03:10
ccSimira: this being the sounder one? 03:10
ccMithrandir: thanks, a lot03:10
Simiracc: yup03:10
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Lathiati see a use for having x86 and x86-64 co-instaleld03:11
Lathiatbtu why would you want more co-installed?03:12
SimiraJaneW: But you have a pgp key, right?03:12
MithrandirLathiat: some architectures support more, and you might want to have linux and netbsd, x86-64 and i386 at the same time, for instance.03:12
Simiragpg, even03:12
Lathiatlinux and netbsd?03:12
mjg59Lathiat: Imagine ppc64, ppc and x8603:12
MithrandirLathiat: or you might want ia64, i386 and x86_64 once ia64 gets the ability to run x86_64, which I think it will03:13
Lathiatmjg59: but i dont get why you would want x86 stuff installed on a ppc machine?03:13
mjg59Lathiat: Because it's not available for ppc?03:13
Mithrandiror sparc64, sparc32 for both linux and sunos03:13
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Lathiatwhy do i need x86 libraries on a ppc machine that can't exuecute them, why do i want sunos stuff installed and why do i want netbsd stuf finstalled?03:13
mjg59Lathiat: qemu lets you run x86 linux stuff on ppc quite happily03:13
mjg59And there's lots of x86 linux stuff that you can't get for ppc03:14
Lathiatmjg59: right, but doesnt that then handle the libraries too?03:14
bob2like valgrind03:14
mjg59Lathiat: The libraries need to be on your filesystem somewhere03:14
svenlKamion: i did a build of the chrp kernel using mkvmlinuz on a installed ubuntu/hoary image and getting the hoary install CD initrd.gz.03:14
MithrandirLathiat: not all people like Linux; mjg59 is working on Debian NetBSD for instance, where an idea is to just port the base stuff and use the emulation layer for everything else.03:14
Lathiatmjg59: so qemu does emulate the 32bitness for the 32 libraries and uses 64bit libraries?03:14
mjg59Lathiat: ? Uh, no.03:14
svenlKamion: but it tells me that it is not finding the kernel modules, due to version difference, which seems strange.03:15
Lathiatmjg59: when why do you need 32bit libraries installed?03:15
Lathiatsorry, im not getting something here, and i cant figure out what it is. :)03:15
svenlKamion: /proc/version has 2.6.10-5.03:15
JaneWSimira: no I don't03:15
mjg59Lathiat: qemu lets you run x86 binaries on ppc. This requires x86 libraries.03:15
Lathiatmjg59: oh right, duh03:15
Lathiathow did i miss that03:15
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SimiraJaneW: It's not so weird when you get used to it :)03:15
SimiraMithrandir: how did you avoid all those cameras?03:16
MithrandirSimira: no idea.03:16
MithrandirI probably vibe out.03:16
Lathiatmjg59: thanks. :)03:16
Mithrandiruhm, vibed out03:16
bob2Simira: he beat potential photographers!03:17
Simirabob2: he wouldn't03:17
Mithrandirbob2: I beat photographers who flashed me in the eye.03:17
svenlKamion: mmm, ubuntu-installer got confused by the rc3 dvd i had in the player :)03:18
Kamionsvenl: could you give me the exact error message rather than a paraphrase of it? I don't know this process off by heart.03:19
svenlKamion: well, i was french localized :)03:19
svenlKamion: i guess i used the cdrom initrd, which caused that.03:20
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svenlMmm, gigabit ethernet is not yet working.03:21
seb128elmo_: around?03:23
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ccsvenl: really? i thought i saw benh pass the patch on to akpm/linus already03:26
svenlcc: hoary has only 2.6.10, and the backport in ubuntu was broken.03:26
ccsvenl: ah yes, of course. 03:27
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svenlcc: you are in the ubuntu boat too then ? 03:27
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Lathiatwhats scott remnants irc nick?03:28
tseng|workkeybuk03:28
thomkeybuk03:28
Lathiatah03:28
ccsvenl: well, not quite, no. lets just say its something i'm finding really interesting at the moment, and i do plan on loading up and using at some stage soon03:28
Kamionsvenl: what mkvmlinuz command did you use, so that I can try it out and track it down myself?03:29
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Simirabye, Kane03:29
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Kamion+shadow (1:4.0.3-31sarge3ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low03:34
Kamionthese version numbers are getting SILLY03:34
Lathiatyou havent seen the ubuntu backports ones then03:36
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ograargh....03:36
ograhe said IT03:36
Lathiatit?03:36
ograthe bad B word03:36
Lathiatoh, that03:36
KamionLathiat: I restrict myself to non-totally-broken distributions03:37
LathiatKamion: you mean sources03:37
Kamionbackports are effectively a distribution03:37
Lathiati guess03:37
Kamionalbeit an overlay one03:37
Kamioncertainly to the extent that those using them take on responsibility for supporting themselves03:38
Lathiathrm new powernowds thread detection is borked03:38
thomLathiat: howso?03:40
Lathiatthom: comes up on my cpu as 003:40
Lathiatso it fails to start without -c03:40
Lathiatas threads < ncpus03:40
Lathiattrying to figure out why atm03:40
svenlKamion: mkvmlinuz -o /path/to/file -i /path/to/initrd.gz -a chrp -z -v03:42
Lathiatalso, returning an uninitialized num if (edx & 0x8000000) isnt true probably isnt good either03:42
svenlKamion: hoary doesn't call mkvmlinuz or install it though, since it is assuming yaboot worked, which i didn't quite do in time.03:42
svenlKamion: and the page telling about the OF variables doesn't seem to handle the OF aliases as debian's nobootloader did.03:43
thomLathiat: can you file a bug, please03:44
Lathiatthom: ya, trying to see if i can figure it out first03:44
Kamionsvenl: indeed, I didn't attempt to reimplement that part in yaboot-installer03:45
svenlKamion: please do in the future, typing /pci/ide@.../disk@0,0:0 is a lot more complicated than just hd:0 :)03:45
Lathiatanyone here with a p4 with hyperthreading?03:45
Kamionsvenl: enhancement bug please?03:45
svenlMmm, actually, i should be able to boot it using yaboto directly here, will try that.03:45
svenlKamion: i should file a bug you mean ? 03:46
svenlwill do.03:46
KamionI was just trying to get it done at all; since it wasn't something that was on my official list of things to do, I had to cut some corners03:46
Kamionsvenl: yes, please03:46
Lathiatif so, can they grab http://bur.st/~lathiat/threading.c and paste me the output?03:46
svenlagainst yaboot-installer.03:46
Kamionyes03:46
svenlKamion: do you need a patch or something ? Or can you handle from nobootloader ?03:46
Kamionsvenl: the nobootloader code looks reasonably straightforward03:47
Kamionso I can probably handle it03:47
svenlI can just copy the code from nobootloader into the bug report for documentation purpose.03:48
svenlKamion: if i had installed as expert, i would have had to chose nobootloader instead of yaboot-installer ? 03:48
svenlKamion: in that case, maybe we should modify nobootloader to do the mkvmlinuz call thingy ? 03:49
KamionI don't like mkvmlinuz; I'd much rather have a sane bootloader :)03:51
Kamion(well, sane-ish)03:51
KamionI'm tempted to switch Pegasos to grub203:52
svenlKamion: mkvmlinuz is sane.03:52
Kamionnot by comparison. :)03:52
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svenlKamion: it is real kernel code, and is the default on real ppc hardware for netbooting.03:52
Kamionit's 2005, damnit, bootloaders should be able to assemble stuff03:52
svenlreal ppc hardware meaning IBM stuff i guess :)03:53
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svenlKamion: for netbooting, it bears no comparison to the way yaboot works. you have only to put a single file in your tftp served dir, and boot it.03:53
KamionI'm happy to make it work but I don't think it should be the installation default03:54
Kamionif it's at all possible to have any other solution03:54
svenlKamion: well, nobootloader is not the default.03:54
svenlyaboot-installer is.03:54
Kamiontrue03:54
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svenlso it would only be a fallback for expert mode or whatever.03:54
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svenlbut it would sound strange to fall back to expert mode, chose nobootloader, have it tell you to boot boot/vmlinuz-2.6.10-5-powerpc or whatever, and this kernel not being present :)03:55
balorI'm getting some strange agpgart errors with today's Breezy "[drm:drm_fill_in_dev]  *ERROR* Cannot initialize the agpgart module.".  Thus I can't get DRI working.03:56
Kamionseems reasonable for it to make sure that file exists, yes03:56
svenlKamion: will fill another bug report about this.03:57
KamionI have an incredibly large number of breezy goals though - if anyone else can do it, I'm happy to help03:57
balorI'm running an Intel 865G with the latest BIOS patches.  Can anyone speculate as to why it can't ceate the dev entries?03:57
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thombalor: support questions in #ubuntu, please03:58
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svenlKamion: well. I may do it, but filling a bug report makes sure it doesn't get forgotten.03:59
balorthom: It's not really a support question.  I think there's a bug in the module loading.03:59
Kamionsvenl: yeah, absolutely03:59
balorthom: But I'll try there anyway...sorry03:59
Lathiatanyone here with a pentium-m cpu? 04:00
Kamionsvenl: this cycle is probably going to be me realising that I can't write all the code myself any more, that's all :(04:00
tseng|workLathiat: yes?04:00
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Lathiattseng|work: can you compile/run/paste results of http://bur.st/~lathiat/threading.c04:00
Lathiattseng|work: need to run as root04:00
tseng|workits at home04:00
Lathiatactually, you dont04:00
Lathiattseng|work: oh, ok04:01
svenlKamion: hehe.04:01
Kamionsvenl: mkvmlinuz worked fine for me when I added '-r 2.6.10-5-powerpc' to the arguments04:02
Kamion(I was running it in a chroot so the default was bound to fail anyway)04:02
svenlKamion: anyway, we should have an OF with yaboot/grub2 support and nvram editing from linux well before breezy anyway.04:02
svenlKamion: ok.04:02
Kamionsvenl: using -k /path/to/kernel works too04:02
Kamionnvram editing> woohoo#04:02
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svenlKamion: i think you should do -k /path/to/kernel instead of -r.04:03
svenlThat was what Jens said anyway.04:03
svenlKamion: nobootloader does get called after the kernel has been installed, so we would need to dpkg-reconfigure linux-image, or call mkvmlinuz by hand, right ? 04:05
svenlArg.04:07
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svenlubuntu/hoary's X doesn't respect me chosing french language but us keyboard, and it probably did chose macintosh and not pc105 too.04:08
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Kamionsvenl: calling mkvmlinuz by hand would seem straightforward/reasonable enough04:11
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svenlKamion: indeed.04:18
svenlKamion: you need only to call it the same way kernel-package's postinst call it.04:19
svenlKamion: i wonder how the mkvmlinuz debconf question would be called though, maybe nobootloader could preseed it to mkvmlinuz.04:20
Kamionit shouldn't be running at a priority high enough to be seen anyway04:22
Kamionif it is, we'll have to clobber it in Ubuntu04:22
Kamionone way or another04:22
svenlKamion: it is running in priority medium i think, but you will see it in expert mode i guess.04:24
svenlKamion: the thing is that it should default to yaboot on pegasos once the firmware is released, but if you chose nobootloader over yaboot-installer, you want it to default to mkvmlinuz and not yaboot.04:25
Kamionit's not rocket science to tweak :)04:26
svenlMmm, trying to boot yaboot directly gets me :04:27
svenlAmiga partition table corrupted at block 004:27
Lathiatthom: bug filed, with possible patch04:27
svenlblock type is not partition but 0000000004:27
thomk, thanks04:27
svenlI wonder if this is our OF or yaboot, let me check ...04:27
svenlIt is yaboot.04:29
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svenlThis used to work :/04:29
Lathiatthom: the patch cant hurt at the worst, and seems to fix all situations of return values I've seen04:30
dokochmj: pan is already fixed and uploaded04:30
chmjdoko: so i have noticed 04:31
bluefoxicyok04:36
bluefoxicywhy the HELL don't +, =, -, and _ work in synaptic?!04:36
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Lathiatbluefoxicy: eh?04:38
ograbluefoxicy, synaptic can do multiple select ....04:40
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bluefoxicyno.04:40
bluefoxicyoh geeze if it selects one that's marked it'll grey the option x.x04:41
bluefoxicyogra:  I still have to use this annoying pointing device.04:41
ograbluefoxicy, its a gui tool.... use aptitude if you dont like mice04:41
bluefoxicyogra:  press ctrl+t :)04:42
dokoelmo_: please import perl from unstable, the security patches are applied in the Debian version04:47
dokoelmo_: please import libunwind from experimental04:48
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janiseb128 ping05:07
seb128pong05:07
janiseb128, evince does not built, in case you missed it :)05:07
janimissing poppler-glib something05:07
seb128thanks but there is a lot to do, I'll do a second pass on ftbfs soon05:08
janiok :)05:08
seb128bah, not an evince bug05:08
Lathiatheh05:08
seb128jani: archive issue05:09
janibuild infrastructure you mean?05:09
seb128jani: it'll be solved when the appropriate package are moved to main05:09
janiok thanks05:09
seb128jani: no, 'archive', like archive.ubuntu.com05:09
seb128evince is main and the new poppler part universe (that's by default)05:10
seb128need to be moved to main05:10
janigot it05:10
seb128there is some similar issues, that will be solved soon, but not by me05:10
seb128you just have to wait, sorry for the delay05:10
janinp05:11
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Burgundaviawhere should I file synaptic bugs? ours or some upstream?05:25
Lathiatbugzilla.ubuntu.com05:27
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hungerpowernowd is NOT started, but the start/stop script thinks that is OK:-(05:57
Kamionelmo_: could you arrange for restricted/debian-installer/* to show up in dists/*/Release, please?05:57
Kamionelmo_: it looks like ziyi has main rather hardcoded when looking for */debian-installer sections at the moment05:57
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Simirapancakes!06:08
mjg59hunger: Why is it not started?06:13
hungermjg59: Dunno... worked till today.06:13
thomhunger: are you on breezy, and did you update recently?06:14
hungermjg59: But I figured out why this sucky mix oy lsb/debian style start/stop script won't work.06:14
hungerthom: I did and I updated today.06:14
thomyou're probably seeing 1044606:15
hungerthom: Looks like bug10446 is biting me:-)06:15
hungerthom: Yeah, just saw you had that reported.06:16
hungerthom: Does /etc/init.d/powernowd start claim that it works for you?06:16
wasabianybody familiar with programming against synaptic (such as how update-manager does)06:16
hungerthom: Aka. do you get an [ ok ] ?06:17
Lathiathunger: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1044606:17
thomhunger: the only box i have atm (laptop's in for servicing) doesn't support powernow (old amd64)06:17
Lathiathunger: (known bug)06:17
Lathiatthom: what cpu is your laptop?06:18
Lathiatit only sems to show up on pentium-m06:18
Lathiataltho some other cpus get -ve values06:18
Lathiatwhich are not handled either06:18
thomLathiat: p-m (but like i say, it's at ibm)06:19
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thomLathiat: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=30689606:20
hungerLathiat: P4.06:20
hungerLathiat: Have a look at #10457 as well: the [ ok ]  issue (incl. patch).06:21
Lathiatthom: righto06:22
zygawasabi: what do you want to do?06:22
wasabizyga, append a new source in a somewhat safe manner. Only if the same source doesnt' already exist, etc.06:22
wasabiAnd then invoke synaptic to a) update the sources and b) install some packages06:22
zygawasabi: if you want to do that in python it's not that complicated and you could just use update manager's source 06:23
Lathiatheh intel not following their own spec, theres a surprise.06:23
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wasabigood idea.06:23
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zygawasabi: by install do you mean - gui allowing people to choose stuff?06:23
wasabino.06:23
wasabiI am implementing a test file hanlder for .apt files06:23
zygawasabi: automated?06:23
wasabiYes.06:23
wasabiThe file, when double clicked, will add some sources then install some packages.06:24
zygawasabi: then update manager already has everything you need06:24
wasabisuper06:24
zygawasabi: take a look at current source, I may help you if you're lost or don't want to read everything06:24
zygawasabi: one moment06:24
wasabiim in it now06:24
wasabiI hope for this to make it somewhat easy for third partities to distribute packages targetting debian-based distros to end users.06:25
zygawasabi: aptsources.py.in is interesting for you06:25
zygawasabi: oh great, different approach to autopackage :)06:25
wasabiBasically just provide a link to SuperCoolProgram.apt on their web site, and have it offer to install it.06:26
wasabiYeah.06:26
wasabiJust WAY SIMPLIER06:26
thomhunger: that's a broken patch, and anyway the way it works currently is by design. also, please use diff -u when submitting patches06:26
Burgundaviaand a huge security nightmare06:26
Burgundaviawasabi, there is some discussion is making installing easier06:26
wasabiNo more a security nightmare than every other OS ever.06:26
Burgundaviasee the UDU wiki06:26
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Burgundaviawasabi, we need to be better than the others, not the same06:26
wasabiThere really is no other possible means to the end really.06:27
wasabiUsers want to install software from the internet. That's it.06:27
zygawasabi: and update-manager.in06:27
wasabiEither we let them, or we don't.06:27
zygawasabi: of course you don't need 80% of it06:27
wasabiThe only way to make it "secure" is to wrap it in SELinux or something similar.06:28
wasabiOr try to do what MS wanted to do, sign everything with a central authority.06:28
wasabiwhich obviously isn't going to work.06:28
zygawasabi: if the installer gets root and asks internally for every permission then selinux is not going to help, trusted sources are but that's a different story06:28
wasabiexactly.06:28
wasabiI hope to have the .apt file contain a number of sections in traditional dpkg tag file format. Each section has a Distro and/or Arch section, Binary-Archives, source-archives, then a list of packages to install.06:29
wasabiAnd probably a public key too for apt-secure.06:29
wasabiThing just runs thru it, adds the sources, adds the keys, and tells synaptic to go for it.06:29
zygawasabi: okay if you need anything else make sure irssi will hilight your line for me, I'm reading a book a few meters away06:30
wasabiok. thanks. ;006:30
wasabiI see, that's pretty easy.06:31
zygawasabi: re... I just had a cool idea06:38
zygawasabi: instead of doing extra meta packages why not do something compleatly different 06:38
wasabiextra meta packages?06:38
zygawasabi: .pakackage in mind (autopackage)06:39
wasabiOh. It's not a meta pacakge.06:39
wasabiAt all.06:39
zygawasabi: I know ;-)06:39
zygawasabi: anyway just listen for a moment06:39
wasabik06:39
zygatwo possible scenarios - open source stuff and close source stuff06:39
wasabiok.06:39
zygaoss first06:40
zygalet's say I want to get latest and gratest gaim 06:40
wasabiok.06:40
zygagreatest even 06:40
zyga(assuming .desktop compatible environment)06:40
wasabiok.06:40
zygaI click 'start-or-something' -> internet -> gaim 06:41
zygait's there already even though it's not installed06:41
wasabiI get it, that's neat, I like the idea.06:41
wasabiBut I think it's seperate to this idea. ;)06:41
zygaa little06:41
zygait becomes complicated more for close source stuff06:42
wasabiThe idea is to make apt decentralized.06:42
wasabiRight now it isn't, mostly because people aren't proficcient at using it.06:42
wasabiAnd they shouldn't be.06:42
zygabecause you still need the package installer and .desktop file that will ivoke it somehow06:42
wasabiYup.06:42
wasabiI think a button on a web page06:42
wasabi"Install Software Now!"06:42
wasabiIs pretty rad.06:42
zygabut imagine .desktop and .png files as only two things needed for custom app installation :-)06:43
Burgundaviathe advantage of a centralized system is that you can say "here is all the games on offer"06:43
Burgundaviayour system cannot do that06:43
wasabiFor open source software, like, gaim could publish CVS snapshots On Ever Checkin, if they wanted to.06:43
wasabiBurgundavia, my system isn't designed to.06:43
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zygarun = install-magic http://www.vendor.com/your-game-or-something06:43
wasabiThe use case of "my system" is pretty damned simple.06:44
Burgundaviawasabi, have you read www.ubuntu.com/wiki/WinningTheDesktop ?06:44
wasabiIt's just about making it easy for users to install stuff using apt without editing text files.06:44
zygaBurgundavia: the problem is non free stuff as 99% games are are not going to be in any repository06:45
Burgundaviawasabi, see http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/PackageManagementRoadmap06:46
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Burgundaviaand http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/FindingPackages06:46
zygahow did they manage the installer and such?06:46
wasabi mime-type of packages should be used: find a application to work with that mime type and install it (see also FindingPackages).06:46
wasabiThat is potentially awesome.06:46
BurgundaviaI have a copied windows install06:46
zygaBurgundavia: so you need a windows box to install it first?06:46
Burgundaviazyga, I don't think so06:47
jnchey um... is Breezy usable?06:47
jnci understand it might break now and then06:47
BurgundaviaI have a pirate version that a friend copied to me06:47
zygajnc: hey, that depends but generally yes :-)06:47
BurgundaviaI noticed it installs the linux binaries along with, so I can run it06:47
zygajnc: and that answers both questions really :-)06:47
jncokay.   so like you don't forsee any changes that would totally fubar the system and render apt unworkable?06:47
Burgundaviajnc, no06:47
jnca'right.06:48
Burgundaviajnc, I see not having X work06:48
jncthanks06:48
zygajnc: hoary once broke network stuff for an hour06:48
jncX not working is not the end of the world06:48
zygajnc: but it's usable IMHO :-)06:48
jncthat'd be like using Microsoft or the old Apple OSes06:48
jnc!@#t happens.06:48
zygajnc: windows has virtual terminals that help when X crashes, cool..06:49
zyga;-)06:49
jnczyga: what, you never ran win32s on top of DOS to virtualize two copies of doom I running at the same time ?06:49
jnctsk tsk06:49
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zygajnc: doom doesn't run on sparc - sorry06:50
jnctouche!06:50
zygaah but I'm silly06:50
zygadoom3 does not ;-)06:50
jncgoing from Hoary -> breezy, are there any special procautions when making the switch (have there been changes not covered by dpkg?)06:52
zygajnc: some things don't work - if you need one of them - wait06:53
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Burgundaviadoes anyone have a list of stuff still borked?06:53
jnci dig it.06:54
zygaBurgundavia: gcj, ooo  (or ooo2, cannot remember ATM)06:54
zygaBurgundavia: gcj needs g++ 4.0 which AFAIK it will not get untill abi change06:54
wasabiOkay here's another question.06:55
wasabiI am looking for something that identifies the distro.06:55
wasabiin an apt based system.06:55
wasabithe word "hoary" for instance.06:55
Lathiatwasabi: /etc/lsb-release06:55
wasabior "sid".06:55
Lathiatwell, on ubuntu06:55
wasabiAhh hah!06:55
Lathiatdebian has /etc/debian_verson06:55
Lathiatdebian has /etc/debian_version06:55
Lathiatdebian doesnt have lsb-release tho06:55
wasabiHmm.06:55
wasabiI can mandate lsb-release.06:55
Burgundavia/etc/issue06:56
wasabiSince *I* use ubuntu. :006:56
zygastandards - so many to choose from ;-)06:56
Lathiatactually ubuntu has /etc/debian_version06:56
Lathiatassumedly for compatibilty06:56
Lathiat(but it says the debian version)06:56
wasabiOkay the two words Ubuntu and hoary. What would they be called. The distro and the ?06:56
Kamiondon't look at /etc/lsb-release06:56
jncrelease name06:56
zygawasabi: release name?06:56
Kamionuse the lsb_release command06:56
Lathiatrelease name06:56
jnczyga: bwahaha.06:57
wasabiOooh.06:57
Kamionwasabi: formally "suite"06:57
LathiatKamion: ahh, didnt know about that06:57
wasabiI like tha tcommand06:57
Kamionthough that's basically internal archive terminology06:57
Kamionrelease name or release codename would be usual06:57
zygaKamion: N/A 06:57
wasabiKamion, did you hear what I was working on? If you knew the context you might have an idea.06:57
Lathiatzyga: lsb_release -a06:57
Kamionzyga: so read --help06:57
Kamionwasabi: I heard, I don't want to be involved06:58
wasabi=)06:58
Kamionwasabi: I've argued against it in the past; I consider I've said my piece06:58
wasabiWhat would you argue for?06:58
wasabiOr are you one of those "i don't carers"06:58
Kamion"I consider I've said my piece"06:58
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KamionI'm not having the same argument every week06:58
Kamionhowever we specced out a less bad solution at UDU06:59
ograhttp://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/FindingPackages06:59
wasabiHmm. That doesn't really cover the same use cases.07:00
wasabiOh I see it does.07:00
wasabigoal 2!07:00
Kamionright, FindingPackages is much better than teaching people that a web browser is a good thing to use to install software07:00
wasabiI don't see the difference.07:01
wasabifrom the page07:01
wasabifile with some meta-information needs to be provided by launchpad when the user clicks on a "Install" button with his web browser.07:01
Kamionthat slipped by me; I would have argued against that if I'd heard it07:01
wasabiWell I think the main idea is that users should be able to install stuff *we* haven't vetted.07:02
Kamionas long as the means is *not* a web browser07:02
wasabiHow do they find the people without that?07:02
BurgundaviaKamion, I think goal 2 is within a web browser07:02
wasabiThat's the only means of decentralized navigation we have.07:02
KamionBurgundavia: yeah, I think goal 2 is misdesigned07:02
wasabiMaybe we should use gopher!07:02
BurgundaviaKamion, there is another goal for gnome-app-install07:02
BurgundaviaKamion, I happen to agree with you there07:02
Lathiatperhasp some sort signing07:02
wasabiThe idea of gnome-app-install is good... but how do the apps get into it!07:02
Lathiatso that you guys have a database and a name and it tells them who the package being installed is from07:03
Burgundaviawasabi, they get drawn out of launchpad07:03
wasabiBurgundavia, and launchpad is what?07:03
Kamionsigh, I said I wouldn't get drawn into this again. gone.07:03
Burgundaviawasabi, canonicals new web based do everything thing07:03
wasabiKamion, nobody would argue it over and over again if a solution for this most obvious usecase was presented. ;)07:03
Burgundaviathere is one coming07:03
Kamionwasabi: I have many other problems to solve07:03
wasabiThat's fine.07:03
Burgundaviagnome-app-install, being driven off of launchpad07:03
wasabiBurgundavia, and I can add my own stuff to launchpad?07:04
wasabiAs an ISV.07:04
thomKamion: world hunger, jetlag? ;-)07:04
zygawasabi: I'm interested in the answer as well :-)07:04
Burgundaviawasabi, ask sabdfl/mdz07:05
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wasabiWell, I'm actually almost done with what I'm working on, so I'm going to give it a go.07:05
wasabiSince it's *so simple*07:05
=== zyga thinks that pseudo-dir in menu that enables people to install common apps would be way better than gnome-app-installer though
Kamionthom: :-)07:07
Kamionmore like "kbd-chooser is broken and nobody noticed for two months)07:07
Kamion"07:07
thomKamion: huh.07:08
zygaany .desktop and .menu (or whatever it's called) gurus here?07:08
Kamionwasabi: sorry to snap; debugging broken stuff makes me cranky. :)07:09
wasabithat's ok.07:10
wasabii didn't take it that way07:10
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wasabiWish there was a suitable API to check if a source existed in sources.list07:12
wasabicounting for odd spacing, etc.07:12
zygawasabi: linear find will do07:13
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zygajbailey: hello07:14
jbaileyzyga: Hello!07:15
jbailey(and everyone else too)07:15
wasabihi07:15
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jbaileyJerry!07:16
Kamionmorning jbailey07:16
jbaileyColin!07:16
jbaileyIt's a party. =)07:16
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wasabizyga, the thing is if there is a line: deb http://site/dir suite dist1 dist2, and what needs to be added is only dist2.07:19
wasabiIt will add a second line for dist2, even though it is already included07:19
jbaileydoko: Around?07:19
dokojbailey: yes07:20
jbaileydoko: Did the testsuite finish fine?07:20
dokodoko: yes, although I didn't test the 64bit binaries, running on a i386 machine07:23
jbaileydoko: I didn't touch any of the libraries at all, I just removed the lkh headers.  I'll do a quick compare between the two to make sure, though.07:24
jbaileyAssuming that's all good, I'll upload.07:24
jbaileyThanks for testing that. =)07:24
jbaileyI do wonder if the whole amd64-libs package should just go away and we should setup biarch i386 stuff the same was sparc and s390 are done.07:25
jbailey(and presumably ppc64 will be done, too)07:25
dokonice, preparing the gcc upload orgy07:29
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zygawasabi: re07:31
zygawasabi: hmm?07:32
jbaileydoko: Do you want the ppc64 glibc for that too?07:33
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Kamionwasabi: isn't that in libapt_pkg?07:37
Kamionlibapt-pkg, sorry07:37
Kamionit certainly knows how to parse the file07:38
Kamionand that's exposed through python-apt (GetPkgSourceList)07:39
dokojbailey: can't really hurt ... so you do a glibc upload as well?07:41
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Kamionprobably not around for the rest of the evening07:48
thomKamion: hope it goes well07:55
dokothom: is he getting married? ;-)07:55
thomdoko: no, he's doing general elections stuffs 07:56
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azeem_this r0ml guy Ian is so fascinated about has blogged on installing Ubuntu: http://r0ml.net/blog/2005/04/20/new-laptop08:08
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Lathiathuzaah08:11
Lathiathis resolution only worked cus i got that bug fixed for those dell screens. :)08:11
Lathiatglad i did that before hoary released :)08:11
Burgundavianow he is going to tell his friends how great Ubuntu is08:11
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Lathiati wish i could email him and point out that turning off the tapping feature is as easy as commenting out one line in xorg.conf (well, thats not exactly easy, but fairly trivial)08:12
Lathiatexcept he has no contact details on his page08:12
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Burgundaviaright08:12
Burgundaviahe shouldn't have to comment out that line08:13
Lathiatyeh but it beats him trying to recompile his kernel08:14
Burgundaviawhat I am saying is that there should be a gui for it08:14
azeem_Lathiat: http://r0ml.blogs.com/about.html08:16
thomBurgundavia: daniels has some ideas as to how that should work08:19
Lathiatazeem_: cool08:19
mjg59Burgundavia: It's not actually easy to do08:19
Burgundaviathom, cool. did you get the url I sent you?08:19
thomyes, thanks08:19
Burgundaviacheers08:20
mjg59There's all sorts of nasty security issues08:20
Burgundaviaoh?08:21
mjg59Well, if you want to control the pad directly08:21
mjg59Otherwise it's something that needs to hack xorg.conf and then restart X08:21
Burgundaviahmm08:21
thom(daniel wants to move the thing into an X config extension)08:22
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MasterYodado ubuntu and debian actively work together?08:27
Burgundaviayes08:28
mdzmorning08:29
MasterYodawhat do they do together?08:29
MasterYodawill ubuntu's xorg go into debian? are the packages compatiable?08:29
MasterYodado they work to keep the packages compatiable?08:29
mdzMasterYoda: yes, it is likely that Debian will adopt Ubuntu's xorg packages when they are ready to upgrade08:33
MasterYodawhat about gnome 10?08:34
MasterYodagnome 2.10....08:34
mdzgnome 2.10 is already in Debian experimental08:34
ogramorning08:35
thommdz: hey, morning08:36
MasterYodamdz: well yeah, but it's not the same as ubuntu's right?08:37
mdzthom: feeling better?08:40
thommdz: much, thank you. i can walk again ;-)08:41
dholbachthom: what did you do?08:41
mdzMasterYoda: why would you say that?08:41
MasterYodamdz: cause gnome on ubuntu looks different than on debian08:42
mdzMasterYoda: Debian has GNOME 2.8 in unstable (which is probably what you are running) and GNOME 2.10 in experimental08:42
thomdholbach: major sinus headaches08:42
MasterYodamdz: right...08:42
dholbachthom: oh :-((((08:42
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MasterYodamdz: but the packages are not the same...08:44
MasterYodanevermind08:44
thomdholbach: gone now, so it's all good08:44
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seb128elmo_: around now? :)08:54
elmo_seb128: kind of - I was planning on coming back later unless it's urgent?08:56
elmo_[I've just done the gda thing, if it was that] 08:56
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jnchey....08:57
jncno openoffice.org-evolution08:57
jncwhat's gives?08:57
seb128elmo_: doing the same for poppler new binaries would rock but there is no hurry, thanks :)08:57
seb128jnc: I don't understand the question08:57
jncit's missing from amd6408:57
jncthere's builds for powerpc and i386, but not amd6408:58
jncseb128: the question might be, what prevents openoffice.org-evolution from being built for amd64 target arch?08:59
jnchttp://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/gnome/openoffice.org-evolution08:59
seb128jnc: no idea09:01
jncokay going from those files (dsc, tarball, diffball)  what would i do to try building a package here09:02
jncdebmaker or something?   i don't build dpkgs all that often09:02
seb128ask Mithrandir, he probably knows09:02
jncMithrandir: hail!    how to attempt building 'openoffice.org-evolution' on amd64?09:03
seb128lamont: around?09:03
jncit looks like no one attempted amd6409:04
seb128there is an openoffice.org-amd6409:04
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jnchmm09:05
jnci don't see it09:05
Mithrandirjnc: not, since it's an universe package, iirc09:17
wasabian apt archive needs a place to put an image09:18
Amaranthwhat?09:18
wasabihttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hoary/image.png or something similar.09:19
wasabipondering third party repositories.09:19
Amaranthwhat use is that?09:19
wasabiWould be interesting to install third party software from apt, and have the repository show up in synaptic in a way that made it obvious what it was.09:20
wasabiLike, if commercial software distributors made their own apt repositories.09:20
Amaranthwasabi: I don't see commercial software makers setting up apt repositories any time soon09:21
wasabiWell let's fix that.09:21
AmaranthThey'd probably move to autopackage before they'd do that.09:21
AmaranthWhich imho is a better option, or at least will be.09:21
wasabidisagreed.09:21
AmaranthWhy not?09:22
wasabiSo complicated.09:22
Amarantherr09:22
Amaranthdouble clicking a file is complicated?09:22
wasabithe implementation behind it is.09:22
Amaranthbut it's a lot simpler for users (double click vs editting sources.list)09:23
wasabiThat's why im working on a very simple program to double click and edit sources.list. ;)09:24
wasabiI think I'm nearly done at 98 lines.09:24
Amaranthit edits sources.list automatically, gets the package, and then restores sources.list to it's original state?09:24
wasabiNo need to restore it.09:25
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Amaranththis has a GUI?09:26
wasabiNo... we already have GUIs09:26
Amaranthnot as good as the one for autopackage :)09:27
wasabiSynaptic can be (and should be made better) for other reasons.09:27
Amaranth*shrug*09:28
AmaranthYou're fighting an uphill battle though. Once autopackage gets rpm and dpkg integration it'll be that much better than your tool.09:28
AmaranthBecause rpms for 4 different distros and 1-3 debs won't be needed anymore.09:29
MithrandirAmaranth: that's reinventing the wheel; if you want something like that, use LSB packages.09:29
mdzlet's not have the autopackage argument (again) here; we've been over it in depth on the mailing list09:29
AmaranthLSB only does so much09:30
mdzwasabi: you should talk to mvo about the repository icon idea09:30
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jncMithrandir: it's in the list of things to look into adding to the supported Ubuntu mix09:34
jncnot that it matters09:34
Mithrandirjnc: I'll veto it for amd64, since it would mean doing lots of more ia32-libs-style packaging.09:35
Mithrandirit's not really scalable to do that in the long run.09:36
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makomdz: ututo-e is theoretically bsd/gentoo based + some stuff from suse09:38
wasabimdz, i will be, mostly im in Code Mode right now. ;009:47
lamontseb128: was hiding from you... whats up?09:49
Mithrandirazeem_: hi, any thoughts on getting a CVS snapshot of multisync with the gnokii support into breezy?09:50
dholbachlamont: some rebuilds i guess :-)09:50
lamontdholbach: sounds about right...09:50
seb128lamont: please kick gnomedb planner builds09:50
dholbachyes! planner! :-)09:50
seb128lamont: libgda2-3 has been moved from universe to main by elmo, now they should build09:50
lamontand gnumeric, of course./09:51
lamontgiven back09:51
azeem_Mithrandir: I'd prefer to kick the devs to release a new version, but they seem to be focused on opensync09:51
Mithrandirazeem_: what's opensync? :)09:51
azeem_the fd.o replacement09:51
seb128lamont: cool, thanks09:53
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Mithrandirazeem_: what's the current state of that?09:54
azeem_I am not sure, I think it is not on level with multisync yet, but catching up fast09:55
Mithrandirazeem_: do you think it's breezy material?09:55
azeem_I wouldn't count on it09:56
Mithrandirhm, ok.09:56
mdz`anthony: what up, dawg10:01
jncMithrandir: are you looking for native compilation before incl. Ooo?10:02
jbaileyUgh.  dpkg-divert and Replaces: don't seem to interact well.10:02
Mithrandirjnc: ooo2 is rumored to be vaguely 64-bit clean.  I might find time to help out with that so we can get rid of the whole ia32-libs mess10:03
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jncMithrandir: that's what i'd like to see also10:04
Burgundaviaanybody get through to b.g.o ?10:04
jncbugs.gentoo.org ? 10:05
jnci'm a dev.  what do you need10:05
jnc(gentoo dev)10:05
Burgundaviagnome10:05
Burgundaviaok, thats odd10:05
Burgundavianow I got through10:05
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=== jbailey gives up and goes for lunch.
Burgundaviaseb128, ping10:10
seb128pong?10:11
Burgundaviaseb128, I am digging throught b.g.o, looking for a similar bug, before I file dup. Regarding the copy dialog, when you already have a file at the dest. An option for showing the timestamp on each file10:12
seb128what is a timestamp?10:12
seb128why doing this?10:12
Burgundaviabasically, say "file1" in folder1 was last editing yesterday. "file1" in folder2 was editing today. Do you want overwrite?10:13
Treenaksseb128: who are you and what did you do to seb128? ;)10:13
seb128Treenaks: asking for an user, not for me10:14
seb128Treenaks: "timestamp" doesn't really speak to lusers10:14
seb128Burgundavia: that's clutter for nothing imho10:14
Burgundaviaseb128, timestamp saying when each file was last edited is clutter?10:15
seb128yep10:15
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seb128if I copy a file over an another one that's on purpose10:15
Burgundaviawhat if I don't know?10:15
Treenaksseb128: how about it being in the "more info" arrow-opener10:15
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seb128Burgundavia: why not the size of the file rather?10:15
dholbachlamont: could it be the buildlogs are on another place or something?10:15
Burgundaviadate is often a better indicator than size10:16
seb128dholbach: about?10:16
Treenaksseb128: sometimes you know you worked on a file yesterday or "last week"10:16
dholbachseb128: i tried some links on http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html10:16
Treenaksseb128: but not how large it is10:16
Burgundaviaand sometimes files shrink10:16
Treenaksseb128: saves you from opening both files and comparing10:16
seb128because you work this way10:16
seb128I know rather on the file properties than the date10:17
lamontdholbach: works for me....10:17
seb128BTW feel free to open a bug upstream10:17
dholbachlamont: hrm, now it works for me too10:17
Burgundaviaseb128, I was wondering if a bug already existed10:17
seb128maybe10:17
seb128look on the closed bug too10:17
seb128maybe that's closed :)10:17
Burgundaviai doubt it10:17
seb128why?10:18
seb128I would close it I think :p10:18
Burgundaviabecause it is useful10:18
seb128that clutters the UI10:18
Burgundaviahere is my use case: I have 2 presentations, one on a disk and one on a harddrive. If i just copy over, I have no idea which is newer10:18
Burgundaviaunless I actually look at each10:18
seb128yeah, I understand the usecase10:19
seb128but that's not that common imho10:19
seb128ie: you don't want that displayed all the time10:20
Burgundaviathis would only come up when a conflict occurs10:20
Burgundaviaonly in the "conflict while copying" dialog10:20
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4789310:21
Burgundaviaopen since 2001!!!10:22
lamontjbailey: you around?10:22
Burgundaviaseb128, I might even have to learn how to code to fix it myself10:23
seb128coding is easy10:23
seb128coming with a good UI for that is what need the work10:24
Burgundaviaok10:24
BurgundaviaI will do some hacking right now on that10:24
seb128tseng: gnomedb fixed10:27
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dholbachlamont: he went out for lunch10:28
=== dholbach is quite fond of cdbs :-)
=== lamont is weaving through a maze of cdbs trying to figure out why it's deciding to not build anything
lamont debian/rules build10:30
lamontmake: Nothing to be done for `build'.10:30
lamont /usr/bin/fakeroot debian/rules binary10:30
lamontmake: Nothing to be done for `binary'.10:30
dholbachwhich package is it?10:30
lamonte2tools, after you remove the build-dep on type-handling evilness10:31
seb128lamont: you don't like "just work" things ? :)10:31
lamontseb128: not when they don't work, and debian/rules is all of 15 lines10:31
crbmako: ping10:31
lamontseb128: I like "just work" things just fine... It's "just doesn't work" that I don't like10:32
seb128doesn't happen a lot with cdbs which is nice10:32
seb128dunno what you have do to break it this way10:32
lamonts/nice/why I'm cdbs illiterate/10:33
dholbachlamont: maybe because of this:10:33
dholbachedd: e2tools source: no-architecture-field10:33
dholbachwasabi: e2tools source: build-depends-without-arch-dep10:33
lamontdholbach: doh10:33
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lamontedd?10:34
dholbachoops  E :  became edd: and  W :  became wasabi:10:34
lamontfrom  lintian?10:34
dholbachyes, after pasting10:34
dholbachL:10:34
dholbachhrm10:34
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lamontdholbach: auto-nick-completion is evil, you know...10:35
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dholbachseems to be...10:35
lamontfixed e2tools uploaded, and the other byDate polluters promotion needs requested10:37
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wasabiHmm. gksudo is weird. It's putting '''s around my arguments.10:43
wasabii wonder how you work with that from a .desktop file10:44
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jbaileylamont: I'm here now.10:59
lamontjbailey: is ok.10:59
lamontwe figured it out...11:00
jbaileylamont: Get my hopes up and throw my love away then.  See if I care. ;)11:00
jbaileylamont: While I've got you here, can you give-back lvm2?11:01
jbaileyretry, it rather.11:01
wasabigksudo is putting '''s around all my args. =(11:02
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lamontdone11:02
jbaileylamont: jbailey^^ ?11:02
lamontjbailey: yes11:03
jbaileylamont: Thanks. =)11:03
jncoh geeze11:05
jncprinting not working in breezy11:05
jncsilly me11:05
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jncwell... 11:06
jncshould i try downgrading11:06
Burgundaviahow do I center text in glade?11:06
jncor wait a day or two11:06
thomor just don't run breezy if you need everything to work11:07
jncwell, not everything works anyways11:08
opiat least you can whine then :-)11:08
Burgundaviaseb128, http://img161.echo.cx/img161/6384/filecopydialogtest5yx.png11:08
jncopi: *sigh*11:08
opiyou can not whine with Breezy :)11:08
jncamd64 hoary has a lot of... trouble patches11:08
jnclike meteorite holes11:08
thomi've had no problems with hoary/amd6411:09
jnchmm.. no printing from openoffice11:09
jncno openoffice.org-evolution11:09
opijnc: I know, I know. But what can yo do except for helping with Breezy11:09
jncopi: eh.   i'd sure like to start11:09
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jncit's like, whining and downgrading doesn't do much to help you guys11:11
jnchaving breezy and not understanding OOo doesn't do much for y'all either :/11:11
seb128Burgundavia: that's quite ugly but that gives the idea :)11:12
Burgundaviaseb128, there are some serious spacing and text issues11:13
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Burgundaviaseb128, is there a default arrow icon in gtk?11:14
seb128yep11:15
Burgundaviahmm11:15
Mithrandirjnc: printing to a file then running lp on that afterwards work fine for me.  The other printing bug is known, I just haven't gotten around to fixing it.11:15
BurgundaviaI didn't find it11:15
BurgundaviaI just did11:16
Burgundaviabut it won't let me select it11:16
JanChm, someone (a linux newbie) tried to use FAT32 partition as /home when he was installing hoary11:16
MithrandirJanC: that breaks horribly.11:16
JanCresulting in the installer not being able to create a user directory etc.11:17
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JanCcan't the installer detect something like that ?11:17
MithrandirJanC: known issue; too late to fix.  A bug has been filed already and it'll be fixed for breezy.11:17
JanCah, okay11:17
Mithrandirso for now the fix is "don't do that, then"11:17
lamontjbailey: lvm2 will build better once libdevmapper1.01 is in main. :-(  (requested)11:18
JanCthat's what I said ;-)11:18
jbaileylamont: Oh, I hadn't noticed that.  I saw it failing to build because of missing libraries, and then noticed that devmapper was FTBFS, so I fixed that.11:19
lamontjbailey: np11:19
lamont  gcj: Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.0-0) but 4:3.3.5-4 is to be installed11:19
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jbaileylamont: Probably asleep, since he was sick.11:20
jbaileylamont: I confirmed the upload a couple hours ago for him of amd64-libs, though, which makes gcc actually buildable again.11:20
jbaileyHis plan I think was to upload gcc and check on it in the morning.11:20
Burgundaviaseb128, I committed the screenshot to the bug11:20
lamontjbailey: yeah - I talked with him about the time amd64-libs made it into the archive11:20
seb128Burgundavia: k11:20
dokohalf asleep, will be fixed, when we make g++-4.0 the default11:20
jbaileydoko: That's about 2 weeks out, yes?11:21
lamontdoko: and then db4.2, libtool, and several others will be buildable.11:21
dokojbailey: heh, no, next week ...11:22
dokolamont: db4.2 needs to be rebuilt anyway, because it builds a C++ library. I think, we should stop the automatic sync from unstable, until we rebuilt all our C++ libs11:23
Burgundaviaseb128, sorry, you just spammed with 4 emails from the one bug11:24
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jncoh man11:44
jncprinting != working for me...  != cool11:44
jncwhere do i start to fix it?11:44
jncit looks like the locale is confusing perl11:44
jncon some kind of back-end to cups11:44
jncthe alternative is to downgrade but i'm not exactly sure how one goes about doing that11:45
seb128?11:54
makocrb: hey ddue11:54
wasabigksudo is giving me headaches.11:59
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