=== Burgundavia [~corey@S01060011953ac16e.gv.shawcable.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc [12:04] hi burgs [12:22] salut === solomarv [~solomarv@cosi-lab-6.sclab.clarkson.edu] has joined #ubuntu-doc === solomarv [~solomarv@cosi-lab-6.sclab.clarkson.edu] has joined #ubuntu-doc === solomarv [~solomarv@cosi-lab-6.sclab.clarkson.edu] has left #ubuntu-doc [] === _froud_ [~froud@ndn-165-128-37.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc === Skywind [~Skywind@218.94.37.185] has joined #ubuntu-doc === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc [03:10] hellp [03:10] wait [03:10] that didnt go right [03:10] hello [05:21] That Winton guy is cool [05:29] jdub: ping [06:46] salut mpt [06:51] Burgundavia, salut [06:53] salut jsgotangco [06:53] afternoon [06:53] how goes life for all? [06:53] That jdub is a busy fellow [06:53] oh im thinking of taking up french classes [06:54] its a toss up between french and german [06:57] hmm, french is more widely spoken in the world [06:57] and I have heard german is a bitch to learn [06:58] hmmm i think german is more on delivery..it has a lot of english root words [06:58] for french, yeah i can go to quebec or in some african country and still speak it [06:58] quebecois is french, but don't tell the french that [06:58] and the french they speak in africa has got a crazy accent [06:59] heh [06:59] is your french good? [07:03] not anymore [07:03] used to be almost fluent [07:05] I stopped using it just before i got the point where I would always remember it, and I haven't used it since [07:06] if I moved to a french speaking area/country, I would pick it up quickly [07:11] yeah sounds logical to do that [07:38] brb === _froud_ is now known as froud [07:46] African Greetings [07:47] salut froud [07:48] Burgundavia: got your pgp key stuff sorted yet? [07:48] not yet, not heard back from elmo [07:48] I will ping him tomorrow [07:50] life is slow [07:51] Burgundavia: enrico committed deb packaging for computer dictionary [07:52] at http://computerdictionary.tsf.org.za/dictionary/packages/computerdictionary_1.0-1_all.deb [07:53] I am gonna use it to generate glossary on generic install guide [07:54] let people see how it works, if they like then then we can use it as a build dependancy on the docs that have glossary [07:55] makes life a bit easier when we have a glossary, no need to explain certain things [07:56] if user does not understand, they will click to the glossary [07:57] installs cleanly [07:57] yes [07:58] I committed a patch to svn that makes our xsl custom layer aware of it [08:00] if you wrap words like this [08:00] Set your network address. [08:00] [08:00] opps [08:00] Set your network address. [08:00] [08:00] ooop [08:01] network address [08:02] when terms are marked this way you will get an automatically generate glossary [08:02] when [08:02] [08:02] [08:02] Dummy [08:02] [08:02] Now you see me, next you won't. [08:02] [08:02] [08:02] [08:02] is placed at the end of a docment [08:03] Since the dictionary will be installed in the same place for everyone, it will be easy for a person to reference it [08:04] if the dictionary is not installed then the glossary will generate, but will be empty [08:04] Burgundavia: what do you think? [08:04] very cool [08:05] how do we change stuff in the glossary? work with upstream? [08:05] There is much redundancy in the glossary database [08:05] I will give accounts to those who wish to commit [08:05] you up to it? [08:05] for example the term DHCP is full ofduplicates [08:05] sure, I could tweak. I dislike writing huge docs [08:06] this doc is a fork from the LDP Linux Dictionary [08:06] OK send me a username and password by email [08:06] can do [08:09] did you send it? [08:10] done now [08:12] Burgundavia: OK in pwd do svn://computerdictionary.tsf.org.za/terms/trunk terms [08:13] Burgundavia: OK in pwd do svn://computerdictionary.tsf.org.za/terms/trunk terms --username ??? --password ???? [08:13] just incase you forgot [08:14] Burgundavia: As I said, you will find that there is much duplication in the database, we are working to reduce this [08:15] Burgundavia: this will normalize the database, so that it is easier to work with [08:15] Burgundavia: you will find that we xref to biblio [08:16] This enables you to copy from network or book sources and give credits [08:16] I plan to add support for the bibliograpghy to generic install guide soon [08:17] So unless you write it yourself, you must make a bibliographic entry [08:18] Burgundavia: project mailing lists dont work at present [08:18] we're working on that one:-) [08:20] is it checking out for you? [08:20] yep, checked out [08:20] I will dig around [08:21] OK [08:22] I just did a commit of glosterm markup example on generic instalguide === jsgotangco [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc [08:23] Once we have this working, I will aim to add support for inter-document linking and cross referencing [08:23] hi [08:23] morn jsgotangco [08:24] froud, hey hows it going how was the weekend [08:24] salut again [08:24] hectic, Linux World starts on tuesday [08:24] so been getting the booth ready [08:24] whoa inwords booth? [08:24] as usual I forgot a ton of things and must scramble at last minute [08:24] yes [08:25] awsome i am in a client at the moment we're about to do some oracle stuff for the next 2 months [08:25] that means i have a job for 2 months heh [08:26] http://www.linuxworldexpo.co.za/ [08:26] Ok cool [08:26] Oracle runs well on Linux [08:26] it does heh [08:26] i want to experiment though on this client [08:26] their website sucks, to be honest [08:26] Burgundavia: Africa dude [08:27] websites suck in NA too [08:27] heh [08:27] but checkout the exhibitor list [08:27] geography has little to do with how badly you build a website [08:27] expo > exhibiting [08:27] oh sabdfl is keynote (heh what else is new) [08:28] hmm [08:28] I think we have a good turnout fo rthe first ever in South Africa [08:28] wim coekaerts of oracle [08:28] you have to click through 3 levels to get to the vendor list [08:28] not bad [08:28] Yeah, usability is just great :-) [08:29] lol === Burgundavia is a on a bit of a usablity kick right now [08:29] I have filed about 25-35 bugs on synaptic [08:29] give mvo a hard time heh [08:29] did you see that I finally kicked SuSE off my laptop. Installed Kubuntu :-) [08:29] mvo said he liked it [08:29] no, congrats [08:30] my brother is now running Ubuntu [08:30] How's he finding it [08:30] he likes it [08:30] All I need to do now is find time to backup my workstation then install it [08:30] " I just set the U File Manager up to connect to warbard.ca - very cool! FTP'ing to my webspace just like moving around my own files - hot damn" [08:31] He he, then there is me who still does FTP by cli :-) [08:32] jsgotangco: so with the new work, when will you get time for screen capts on kwick guide? [08:33] hmmm i have to fix my box let me finish first with the text by this week [08:33] ill think about the shots later [08:33] OK ;-) [08:33] i can still do docteam stuff anyway [08:33] OK === jsgotangco remembers having to do PDA work as well [08:33] must do school run now, c ya all later [08:33] bye bye === froud is now known as froud-away [10:19] wow that kubuntu guide is huge [10:21] yes === Burgundavia curses the wiki again [10:21] we need a better wiki, so that people do this crap on our servers, not their [10:22] are you implying that if ubuntu gives proper resources, more people would jump into using ubuntu resources rather than using their own solutions [10:23] yes [10:23] observe the gentoo wiki [10:24] mediawiki [10:24] its nice though [10:24] mediawiki is the best wiki engine, bar none [10:24] i like the howto index [10:24] I hate that we are not even considering it [10:25] Burgundavia: it suffers from being a PHP program I believe [10:25] Kinnison, I know that [10:25] but one of the largest websites in the world runs it [10:26] brick wall atm dude [10:26] I know [10:26] media supports css and a lot of really html stuff [10:28] it basically throws the old "wikis look like crap" to the wind [10:28] Aye, but it suffers in the same way as plone... All mediawiki based sites look just like wikipedia [10:29] right http://www.hula-project.com/Hula_Server [10:29] you can hack the css === Kinnison grins [10:31] and that looks worse [10:31] however, I have no idea how a zwiki-->mediawiki transition would look like [10:32] Kinnison, the point is, you don't have to make it look mediawiki [10:32] Burgundavia: true [10:32] Burgundavia: just like you *can* run a plone site which doesn't look like plone [10:32] unfortunately very very few people do [10:32] most people don [10:33] why bother if it works unless you really want an identity no? [10:33] I don't really care what it looks like, I want to powerful syntax that is available [10:33] going back to proper moin will help a lot [10:33] yes' [10:34] but media is moin expanded [10:34] full table syntax [10:34] with all the support for the html table stuff [10:34] and
stuff [10:34] moin's table support is pretty good [10:34] But anyway, it's fairly unlikely we'd move to mediawiki [10:35] so this is kinda a moot debate :-) [10:35] yes [10:35] I will grumble quitely, and watch people use other pages === Kinnison glares at this SQL patch wot isn't doing what it is supposed to [10:35] #ubuntu-rant [10:35] lol [10:38] how many offsite doc things have I seen now? 5? 6? [11:02] jdub: ping [11:02] mpt, you haven't been able to get him yet? [11:02] no, he's a busy person [11:02] or, he's treating me with the distance I deserve [11:02] or both [11:03] what do you need to talk with him about? [11:03] help [11:03] ah [11:03] I assume that was a statement, not a cry for some [11:04] yes, help as in the stuff you get when you choose "Help" [11:06] morning [11:07] salut mdke [11:07] mpt, yes, my attempt at a joke at 2am [11:09] he promised two emails to the list :/ [11:09] hello [11:10] hi jsgotangco [11:10] how's it going? [11:10] not bad [11:10] i went to the beach [11:10] cool [11:10] i'd say === jsgotangco still remembers that group of girls running [11:12] *grins* [11:12] i bet the beaches are nice where you are [11:13] sure you get to choose which type of sand you like === Burgundavia has memorys of the Seychelles [11:13] wow [11:14] you don't get to choose much if you go to the beach here [11:14] i like sunny weather but my place is so humid at the moment === mdke looks at the Kubuntu FAQ [11:14] hmm [11:14] mdke, its a direct rip, but nicely done === mdke nods [11:14] we need to get the licence thing cleared up [11:15] as the old userguide.org is gpl and GFDL === mpt can't even find any of Gnome's help docs in gnome-cvs [11:15] the new on is GPL only [11:15] and the kubuntu thing is GFDL [11:15] is that going to go into xml? [11:15] hmmm [11:15] what you think [11:16] no? === jsgotangco is not an expert on this license things [11:16] I want it on our wiki first [11:16] we can worry about docbook later [11:16] ok [11:16] yeah stuff can be easily dumped into docbook [11:17] *laughs* [11:17] corey, your email "Re: Ubuntu Hoary Tv-out howto" [11:17] you've quoted an enormous piece of text and then written one line at the end [11:18] heh he didnt top post === mdke nods [11:18] cutting quotes is cool too tho [11:18] I don't see that on gmail, my bad [11:19] The irony is that cutting quotes is easier when a program puts the caret at the top than if it puts it at the bottom [11:19] yeah i cut quotes but i prefer using plain text for email raither than the default html of most clients [11:19] oh of course [11:19] fucking gmail [11:20] for the italian list we made a listiquette wiki page [11:20] might translate it, it is pretty cool [11:21] hope people read it, heh, they like ignoring that kind of stuff just like eula and gpl [11:22] so far not a huge amount of success actually [11:22] but the page is cool [11:22] people are still top posting and using html [11:23] yeah html for email sucks its only used for bling [11:24] actually there is a sort of old english page [11:24] http://ubuntulinux.org/wiki/ListiQuette [11:24] old english? [11:24] *laughs* [11:25] old, english [11:25] ye olde ubuntu linux [11:50] heh the directions for the way to Guadec is so visual [11:50] heh [11:51] say again? link? [11:51] http://2005.guadec.org/travel/ [11:51] just looking around the site hehe [11:52] oh I see [11:53] http://2005.guadec.org/ [11:53] no canonical on the list [11:55] but sabdfl's speaking [11:55] yes [11:55] http://live.gnome.org/Stuttgart2005_2fFreeformSessions_2fDocs [11:55] ok, check out that [11:56] yelp maintainer [11:56] interesting [11:58] reverse dns is not a bad idea [11:59] K E Y N O T E - Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical, Ltd. === jsgotangco believes jdub will also crash the guadec party [12:00] he is speaking too [12:00] Project Topaz, Planning for 3.0, Jeff Waugh [12:01] "By night, he steals dreams from small children and sells their distilled energy to large multi-national corporations to fund his Free Software habit" === mdke nods [12:02] how young is Miguel de Icaza [12:02] crazy shit [12:02] he wrote midnight commander at 19 [12:03] I think he is 25ish [12:03] and quite wealthy [12:03] jeezz i feel old === Burgundavia is 22 [12:03] very wealthy i'm thinking [12:03] 23 here [12:03] i hate you both [12:03] froud is 37 [12:03] but then again i've never founded gnome [12:03] hah [12:04] this guy is a joke too, he looks about 15 [12:04] http://www.nat.org/ [12:04] he is other wealthy one [12:04] from ximian [12:04] yup [12:05] its all about the opportunities available in your area [12:05] jsgotangco, these kids are geniuses [12:05] yeah but without the right environment that's nothing [12:06] jsgotangco, i guess they needed a computer yeah [12:06] shit, icaza is from mexico [12:06] not exactly europe/Us or Canada [12:06] in my book they deserve every penny [12:07] hey look mono-project.com is in mediawiki === jsgotangco grins [12:07] hey they founded a great company through their computer abilities and sold it for a huge amount [12:07] novell bought ximian for the people [12:08] it bought suse to have a distro [12:08] observe all the suse people leaving === jsgotangco remembers he has some novell magazines to read later [12:09] (its no different from reading an oracle magazine - good advertisting) [12:17] ok i'm off [12:17] back later === BeerDump [~jsg@202.57.71.235] has joined #ubuntu-doc [12:36] well see you around [12:36] bye bye === Skywind_ [~Skywind@218.94.37.34] has joined #ubuntu-doc [01:10] what happened to the #ubuntu bot project? anything? [01:11] the runner died [01:11] and I don't have the interest/technical skills to resurrect it === mdke nods [02:16] lol, hbd.com uses php === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.60.116] has joined #ubuntu-doc [04:09] hi there jiyuu0 [04:09] mdke, hi [04:09] i noticed that marillat is still on ubuntuguide.org [04:10] its not mentioned on http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/RestrictedFormats anymore [04:10] yub... just finished the add-on-cd [04:10] and just came back from vacation [04:10] now unpacking... [04:10] just like step into house in less than 10 minutes ago [04:10] *grins* [04:10] have fun? [04:11] yes... :) [04:11] good [04:11] gotta run... brb :) [04:11] k [04:11] need to unload stuff [04:29] mpt, good stuff [04:30] mpt, i think you should also include references to the current docteam book projects in your help page [04:31] or perhaps they can be incorporated into the userguide [04:31] (your categories i mean) === mvirkkil [~mvirkkil@vipunen.hut.fi] has joined #ubuntu-doc === froud [~froud@ndn-165-128-37.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [06:47] hi froud [06:47] how was the conference? === jjesse [~jjesse@mail.ftpb.com] has joined #ubuntu-doc === mdke [~mdke@mdke.user] has joined #ubuntu-doc === mdke [~mdke@mdke.user] has joined #ubuntu-doc [08:39] ? [08:40] hi jjesse [08:41] hi mdke [08:41] hit the wrong windo :) [08:41] *grins* [08:42] don't you hate that when that happens [08:42] yep [08:42] also typos in commands === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.57.188] has joined #ubuntu-doc === warthylog [~warthylog@port49.ds1-van.adsl.cybercity.dk] has joined #ubuntu-doc === Topic for #ubuntu-doc: Ubuntu Doc Team - general discussion - backlog at http://irclog.workaround.org | This channel tries to follow the tradition of the #gnome-love channel on irc.gimp.net, all new comers and questions are welcomed, as long as you follow the Ubuntu community code of conduct @ http://www.ubuntulinux.org/community/conduct first. === Topic (#ubuntu-doc): set by sivang at Sat Jan 1 20:48:30 2005 === enrico [~enrico@enrico.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-doc [08:32] mpt, around? [08:49] Burgundavia, have you seen monodoc? [08:49] no [08:50] installing now [08:50] its nice it has a tree view and some navi tabs [08:54] looks like any other 2 paned help out there === Burgundavia moves on [08:55] it works for me [08:57] yes, it works, but it is aimed at a very different audience to ours [09:19] Morning [09:19] salut Kinnison [09:19] salut salaud, ca va? [09:20] bah === Kinnison snuggles [09:20] How's .ca then? [09:21] not bad [09:21] seems the muine guy doesn't like my bug reports [09:21] he has rejected 2 as not a bug [09:21] but mvo loves the 25+ I have filed on synaptic [09:21] and my brother is now using Ubuntu [09:22] Heh, my dad has been talking with mvo about update-manager === mpt has been mocking up a beautiful package management interface [09:26] mpt, cool [09:26] I have been thinking about it too [09:26] It's gonna need gtk trickery, though [09:26] did you get my email? [09:26] about what? [09:26] the gnome bug [09:27] what's muine? [09:28] music player [09:28] http://muine.gooeylinux.org/ [09:29] i heard muine is going in main [09:30] jsgotangco, I doubt it [09:30] Instead of Rhythmbox? [09:30] rhythmbox is pants [09:30] utter pants [09:30] (IMHO) [09:30] why not if mono is going in main anyway [09:30] heh [09:30] Is that why the screenshot is of Muine playing a song called "Elegy for rhythmbox"? [09:31] f-spot, blam, etc [09:31] holy crap that's a lot of dependencies [09:31] rhythmbox is the default gnome music player [09:32] yeah, and Epiphany's the default browser [09:32] rhythmbox is actually shipped by Ubuntu [09:32] 45.3 MB of extra space for a music player [09:32] rock [09:33] you don't have mono installed? [09:34] mpt: dude, no mono?! [09:34] mpt: tomboy dude! tomboy! [09:34] stickywiki! [09:34] eh? [09:34] apt-cache show tomboy [09:34] he will have mono soon enough [09:34] in about 5 minutes and 54 seconds [09:34] *so* much better than the stickynotes applet [09:34] as breezy is shipping mono by default [09:35] Kinnison: Oh, I thought those were all dialectal obscenities [09:35] You were swearing at me for not having mono [09:36] hahaha [09:36] rofl [09:36] lmao === Kinnison smiles [09:37] mono is the newest shit, straight from the heart of mormon country [09:37] hah === Burgundavia would like to remind listeners that Novell and SCO are about 100 miles apart [09:38] tomboy is so nice i want to cry [09:38] I really like tomboy, I have just never figured out how to make it work within my work flow [09:38] the answer to that is alt+f11 [09:38] hehe [09:39] I think I need to move to the bottom panel, so I use it === Kinnison has it sat next to the notification area [09:40] I also like blam [09:40] but I heard it is a mess internally [09:40] eh? === Kinnison has never tried blam === jsgotangco uses blam [09:42] tseng says it is a mess of c and c# [09:42] I don't see any stickywiki in the repositories [09:42] therefore it doesn't exist [09:42] no look for tomboy [09:43] mpt, I like your attitude, I wish more people would follow it [09:43] mpt: stickywiki is just a way to describe tomboy :-) [09:43] mpt: It's a cross between stickynotes and a personal wiki [09:43] then they wouldn't "enhance" their Ubuntu to the point of a bug repot === mpt installs blam and tomboy [09:43] mpt, can yer look at that bug report? [09:44] try f-spot as well [09:44] heh [09:45] Burgundavia: Well if we had packages that had obvious names, rather than names like "blam" and "tomboy" and "muine" (I mean, wtf, "muine"? it sounds like the name of a geriatric cat), then people would spend all day in the safe confines of universe crack and wouldn't feel the need to get crack elsewhere. [09:45] mpt, we just need to advertise what they do better, with metadata [09:46] so you can search for "music player" and get up muine, etc. [09:46] Using metadata to work around bad names is like wearing a name badge every day that says "Hi, my name is Fred, but you can call me muine" [09:46] Ok, I'm rambling [09:46] names are catchy [09:46] perhaps, but then again, when there are N music players, you can't call them all 'music-player' [09:46] Import [09:46] names are not a major issue [09:46] Import From: /home/mpt [09:46] how friendly [09:47] mpt, that is being worked on [09:48] no progress feedback while importing [09:48] the app appears to hang [09:48] actually, no [09:48] eventually, import should happen in the background [09:48] it does bring up a progress window, after about 20 seconds [09:49] hmm, that is odd, probably trying to parse a huge dir [09:52] clicking "Edit Image" doesn't do anything except make the image shrink momentarily [09:52] is that yet-to-be-implemented? [09:53] where is this edit image you speak of? [09:53] in the toolbar [09:54] for muine? [09:54] no, f-spot [09:55] ohhh, you thought I was talking about muine the whole time [09:55] sorry [09:55] a big bass clef, how ... interesting [09:56] ok [09:56] f-spot is very new [09:56] 0.0.13 I think, never used it [09:57] cool, with muine you can drag an image to the bass clef on the interface and have that image for the album [09:57] What's the /dev/thingy for a CD drive? [09:57] why? [09:57] I need to pmount it every time because of a bug [09:57] depends on your drive normally [09:57] does f-spot not just see it? [09:57] No, I'm in Muine now [09:58] muine only plays ripped stuff [09:58] not internet radio [09:58] no cds [09:58] oh, for goodness sake [09:59] I bet it doesn't even rip the songs it expects you to have ripped, does it [09:59] no [10:00] that is sound juicers job [10:00] haha [10:00] muine is not very everybody [10:00] hehehe [10:00] but what it does, it does very well [10:02] Someone should get the programmers of Sound Juicer and Rhythmbox and Muine and CD Player and lock them in a room and not let them out until they have a single codebase [10:03] Give them as much pizza as they want [10:03] and pillows, so they can have pillowfights about which language to code in [10:04] muine is c#, and thus will never get into gnome [10:04] cd player is about to use the code base of sound juicer, but a different UI [10:04] give them all enough crack to smoke that they realise the right way is dbus love [10:05] A single unified UI onto dbus discoverable audio magic [10:05] dbus yeahhh [10:05] they should have interconnections, so if I am listening to a cd, I can click rip and it opens sj [10:05] That's still showing me a completely separate UI for the *same* tracks [10:06] but ripping is different activity than listening [10:06] if the UI [10:06] s look similar, then it is not an issue [10:06] That's like having one word processor for doing writing, another word processor for mail merges, and another for printing [10:06] not really [10:06] That's why menus were invented [10:06] it is like having GIMP for editing [10:06] and f-spot for viewing [10:07] mpt: No, it's like having a wordprocessor for writing letters, and a spreadsheet for doing spreadsheets [10:07] Kinnison: No, WP documents and spreadsheets are not just different file formats, they're different things [10:07] they should interconnect, but show seperate but similar UI's for different tasks [10:07] Music is music === jsgotangco starts up amaroK [10:08] Now I understand why LSongs was developed [10:08] mpt: so I should start using OpenOffice to edit my python programs. After all they're both text [10:09] Kinnison: WP documents and programming code are different things too [10:09] of course it's a matter of definition [10:09] indeed. I prefer separated UIs for different tasks [10:09] music should be treated equally, but we rip very rarely and listen often [10:09] even if they're fundamentally manipulating similar concepts [10:09] thus the ripping functions should be moved to something else [10:10] rb is basically itunes [10:12] But yeah, I would like to be able to double-click on a picture, have it open in a viewer, then click an "Edit" button and the toolbox appears [10:12] That would be nifty [10:12] yes, that would be cool [10:12] that is what a ripping app should do as well [10:12] with a cd in [10:12] have UI that pops up ony when you want to rip === boglot [chaas@gw.workaround.org] has joined #ubuntu-doc === sladen [paul@starsky.19inch.net] has joined #ubuntu-doc === froud [~froud@ndn-165-128-37.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [12:18] hello froud === mkde [~Matt_@217.150.124.162] has joined #ubuntu-doc [12:30] hi all [12:31] salut [12:31] hello [12:31] hows it going? [12:33] we are discussing little people in computers [12:33] computer gnomes? [12:34] bye bye [12:35] bye jsgotangco [12:54] mmm, gnomes === boglot [chaas@gw.workaround.org] has joined #ubuntu-doc === mpt investigates XHTML Basic as a help format === mkde [~Matt_@217.150.124.162] has joined #ubuntu-doc [02:35] strange business this [fr] stuff on the list === froud [~froud@ndn-165-128-37.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [02:48] wb froud === Skywind [~Skywind@218.2.160.174] has joined #ubuntu-doc === boglot [chaas@gw.workaround.org] has joined #ubuntu-doc === froud [~froud@ndn-165-128-37.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #ubuntu-doc [07:36] Hi dude [07:37] well first day of th efirst ever LinuxWorld in CO.ZA is over and so are my feet [07:38] busy, lots of action, could have been more visitors, but then most people are still at work [07:38] As usual the TSF freedom toaster was hard pressed to keep up with demand and the queue to burn CD's was long [07:39] sabdfl gave was sounded like a good speach http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/software/2005/0505171134.asp?A=LIN&S=Open%20Source&O=E&CiRestriction= [07:40] An maddog took the time to wander through the booths meeting and chatting with everyone [07:40] That dude is just like so cool, people everywhere liked him [07:41] As for us we all just had fun and managed to pickup 16 unprotected wireless networks that gave the Linux User Group stands free Internet access for the day :-) [07:42] Tomorrow, feet willing, we will report more [07:43] somebody tell sabfl that he needs a hair cut, please :-) === froud is now known as froud-away [07:58] alright guys [07:58] hope to do some more work on the admin docs tonight [07:59] sorry if i havent surfaced for a while [08:00] hi there froud-away === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.57.188] has joined #ubuntu-doc === enrico [~enrico@enrico.developer.debian] has joined #ubuntu-doc [10:00] we enrico [10:03] hi [10:03] how are you? [12:05] mdke: kind of tired [12:05] enrico, sorry to hear that [12:05] mdke: busy day === mdke nods [12:05] enrico, allora vatti curca [12:06] mdke: well, not a bad plan: I'll be in bed quite soon [12:06] *grins* [12:06] time for bed here too [12:06] how is your job?