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[06:01] yep [06:01] yes [06:01] HELLOO MOTUs === GheRivero [~ghe@hiscpdprx01.upsa.es] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:01] who of the MOTU crew or MOTU interests is here? [06:01] me [06:01] me too === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:02] nice :-) === herve waves [06:02] hey tseng|work [06:02] hey tseng|work [06:02] heya daniel [06:02] can you think of anything else not put on MOTUMeeting? [06:02] next meeting date [06:02] hi ogra, herve === seb128 [~seb128@ANancy-151-1-48-117.w83-196.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:02] it's on there :-) [06:03] we should put it there as a standard entry [06:03] hi tseng|work, seb128 [06:03] Hi herve === Lathiat [~lathiat@gasp.bur.st] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:03] dholbach, do you want to lead this time ? [06:03] ok... shall we just start from the top? [06:03] as you like :) [06:04] ogra: ok, i'll take notes of it as well [06:04] 1) MOTUTeams - who's interested? What do we do? When do we start? [06:04] we have logs ;) [06:04] MOTUMONO! [06:04] we rock so hard. [06:04] ok... i think we REALLY need teams soon and make the idea public [06:04] I think I'm already in python & zope teamns [06:04] yeah [06:04] (teams) [06:04] and gather interested people [06:04] with ajmitch & doko where appropriate [06:05] who can have heads up, squash bugs and whatever [06:05] I think teams are important for running projects [06:05] because squashing bugs... we already do it [06:05] i want to fix a date with koke, seb128 and jdub for the MOTUGNOME team [06:05] and collect ideas [06:05] and announce them to the public real soon now [06:06] because poor seb128 is overrun by the amount of bugs [06:06] dholbach, oh, the bugday is missing from the agenda, i'd like to talk about it at the end... [06:06] ogra: ok, if you'd put it on [06:06] can you think of stuff we should do to make this process of team building fluent and rocking? [06:06] if mozilla lets me log in without crash ;P [06:06] :-) [06:07] dholbach, what kind of tools? [06:07] tools in what sense? [06:07] i already wrote http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUTeamHowto, but i'm not sure, if that's all we'd have to do to get going [06:07] to assist the work [06:08] if you have an idea for a tool [06:08] write it up please [06:08] it'd be lovely if we could drag in the talented, patient and gifted people into the motu team [06:08] i am getting pretty good at webapps in php/mysql [06:08] and shell scripting [06:08] ogra rocks at python [06:08] heh, i'm still learning :) [06:09] but there are things that each team needs to sort out individually [06:09] i mean there are loads of tasks, like enhancing, fixing, ... [06:09] what ideas do you have to get teams going? [06:09] you can start with the ideas for your team [06:10] they could serve as a good example for all of them [06:10] or is it too early/late for a braindump? :-) [06:10] we just do it .... in the mono team [06:11] don't you plan to "go live", make it public? attract the masses? :-) [06:11] ogra stole my words [06:11] but there is no extensive planning, meeting or coordination except what we talk on IRC === \sh [~shermann@server3.servereyes.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:11] yo \sh! [06:11] <\sh> just in time [06:11] <\sh> woke up 3 mins before start [06:11] from what i know, you could really do with some additional hands on deck, right? [06:12] but mono is a special case, i think with the amount of packages we ont need more then 3 ppl [06:12] but testers ar fine [06:12] but for fixing? getting new stuff in? the nice and cozy feeling in the team? [06:12] sure, but there are other teams that are in a more worse state [06:12] of course [06:13] or havent even started to exist [06:13] i just wanted to ask everybody "as a team member" [06:13] and collect ideas and plans [06:13] to make it as easy as possible for everyone [06:13] ure [06:13] i already wrote http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTUTeamHowto, but i'm not sure, if that's all we'd have to do [06:14] sadly, the python and zope teams don't really exist, so no experience to share here [06:14] herve: any plans to make it happen? [06:14] yeah, take the lea [06:14] d [06:15] I wonder for the need, first [06:15] there are loads of packages the python team could take care of :-) [06:15] and steer whatever is to be done [06:16] we could even divide UniverseCandidates into sections [06:16] and get stuff in on a team basis [06:16] ok, if you feel this is the wrong topic or there's nothing to discuss yet, shall we just proceed? [06:16] <\sh> i think it's a nice idea [06:16] <\sh> and a good one :) [06:17] to proceed? [06:17] dholbach, first target should be to get more people in, teams will start to form themselves (see siretart and Burgundavia.... ) [06:18] ogra: of course, but i think we should announce the building of teams on all of our mailing lists with a variety of ideas and plans to attract people and show them a place where they could fit into [06:18] dholbach, if we need to coordinate work between doko, ajmitch, d3vic3 and myself, then the team will exist [06:18] not dicatingly but just to show what's going on [06:18] for now, we just handle work as it happens [06:18] <\sh> ogra: well...I think the most difficult thing is to get the people in anyways. they need to know where they should start [06:19] <\sh> there r a lot of people working for kde stuff, gnome stuff, but don't bother to take workloads from others..(new packages, fixing packages etc.) [06:20] i agree with you, \sh [06:20] <\sh> to address them we should have things like teams settled down. and yes, right now, everybody takes everything like it comes :) how many motus are there at all :) [06:20] \sh: just not enough :-) [06:21] <\sh> i can only speak for me right now, cause I experienced the problems to start with "something". [06:21] 16 are on the wikipage... but thats not up to date afaik [06:21] \sh, there is always a transition to start with ;) [06:21] <\sh> "with what do I start? new packages, fixing bugs in packages etc. pp" [06:21] and afterwards you will feel useles... and just form a team :) [06:21] <\sh> ogra: but not everybody has a nice "pusher" like u :) [06:21] i think promoting a team spirit would help people a lot [06:22] dholbach, go ahead, i already wrote several mails to the ML about the teams.... the response was always very silent.... === ogra wonders if its his writing.... [06:22] ogra: i will [06:22] ogra: no it isnt [06:23] <\sh> to explain what i mean: for many people there is no such thing like a "tutoring device" like ogra was for me, or the rest of my experiences in OSS at all [06:23] but we need visions, plans and ideas to let the message sink into people [06:23] \sh, there is.... [06:23] \sh, thats what the cannel is for ;) [06:23] "fix a random bug" - "take care of a random package" is not the warm welcoming feeling we want to give to people [06:23] <\sh> dholbach: that's what I mean [06:24] <\sh> and we know all, there r people who r not shy and start working on "something" like ivoks [06:24] many of them come with NEW packages... we should encourage more to go for bugfixes [06:24] do people who can fix bugs need a warm feeling? [06:24] tseng|work: yes they do :-) [06:24] since starting with a NEW package from scratch is not easy... [06:24] tseng|work, dont you ? [06:25] i fixed a bug in tcl binding linking in rrdtool [06:25] to be honest, i didn't want to join the #ubuntu-devel crowd at first, because i was a bit afraid, i "couldnt do it" [06:25] i did not feel "warm" [06:25] :) [06:25] and i needed a bit of persuasion :-) [06:25] <\sh> ogra: e.g. cxx transitions .. i was a little bit scared to try something new for me :) but I'll tried and there r others who r not like me "to try" they need a guiding hand (this is also an idea for a team ;))) [06:25] tseng|work, because you didnt fix it for ubuntu ? [06:26] <\sh> "the ubuntu work primary school" [06:26] \sh, i dont say teams are bad (in fact i was the creator of the wiki page) i just think it will work by itself... [06:26] would it help, if we announced "team founding meetings"? [06:26] ogra: i fixed it in gentoo.. its not broken in ubuntu atm [06:27] people come in and look for a place.... [06:27] tseng|work, you see, thats why ;) [06:27] k [06:27] ogra: you're right, it will happen - nobody will be forced into it [06:27] a fixed ubuntu package has a builtin "warm feeing factor" [06:27] dholbach, the harder is to make people come into #ubuntu-motu, then we can guide them where appropriate [06:28] dholbach, thats not what i meant...forced :) [06:28] ogra: of course [06:28] herve: what do you mean? [06:29] nothing special [06:29] just to make people involved [06:29] not necessarly make them sign in a team [06:29] <\sh> herve: that is :) one of the problem all projects have [06:29] ah ok [06:30] the feeling of "there's something happening" and "people instantly got things done" is what we need to promote [06:30] and ideas and plans can help with that [06:30] not everybody fights his way into the python team on day 1 [06:30] <\sh> we need more PR and marketing...buttons, caps, cups, mousepads ;) [06:30] hahahaaa :-) [06:31] that's topic 4) [06:31] ;-) [06:31] <\sh> well, it sounds funny :) [06:31] ok, shall we draw a line here? [06:31] yep [06:31] ok [06:31] you make an announcement ? [06:31] 2) current status of things [06:31] \sh, thongs too? :-) [06:31] herve: yes!!! :-) [06:31] heh [06:31] ogra: i will take care of it [06:31] yeah, its getting summer [06:31] <\sh> herve: sure why not for hot MOTU chicks ;) [06:32] do you feel things in general should change? [06:32] how do you feel towards ubuntu, motu and the universe atm? [06:32] fine! [06:32] i feel very small facing the universe :) [06:32] except I'd like malone would be ready [06:32] AND ITS EXPANDING !! === dholbach nods towards herve [06:33] herve: shall we fix a date for another meeting in ... say ... 2 weeks? [06:33] give it time... at least searching works... [06:33] herve: just to insist on certain items on the list and hear about their status? [06:33] dholbach, as you wish, I have no special requirement atm [06:33] any other opinions? [06:34] hmm... [06:34] let brad do his job, i think he has the list and has the prios [06:34] of course, ogra, i won't be a pain in the neck [06:34] just check it from time to time [06:34] ogra, I don't put pressure on him, just share my feeling [06:34] i think i'll ask bradb to give me a status update in 2 weeks - i'll report to you [06:35] everybody ok with that? [06:35] 2 weeks [06:35] isnt that the estimated 1.0 release date anyway ? [06:35] i thought it was a bit later [06:35] <\sh> one question more: who is in charge to upload anyways? I think we should point out who can be pinged for those things at all. [06:35] <\sh> there is little information about this...;) [06:35] \sh: all motus can [06:35] 6th or 9th of june ? i'm not sure [06:35] ogra: i'll ask him [06:35] yep [06:36] <\sh> dholbach: u have an updated list of motus? i could do some update on this page [06:36] dholbach, we have a meeting anyway, after this one ;) [06:36] \sh's question leads to the next point which is related to 2): 3) feedback on current processes [06:37] hrmbl i can't seem to be able to open the MOTU wiki page [06:37] heh, get a i386 :) [06:37] \sh: i think the list is complete [06:37] was herve the last one ? [06:37] herve and tritium [06:37] oh, sure, there were no TB meetings... [06:38] "feedback on current processes" [06:38] we have a lot of processes: NewMotu, NewPackages, MorguePackages, ReviewStuff ... - do you think we need to change stuff? [06:39] i dont like the wiki lists :) (as long as ff doenst allow searching in textinput fields) [06:39] I think we need better tools than editing long wiki pages [06:39] <\sh> I think the "NewPackages" and "ToReview" process via wiki is quite weired [06:39] I think this issue is clear :-) [06:39] <\sh> using malone or bugzilla is making more sense here [06:39] herve: i think everybody would be delighted to hear plans of you on this one [06:40] probably a task for the zope/python team.... write a list managingt component for zope ;) [06:40] I thought of a workflow driven application for reviews [06:40] me included :-) [06:40] oh yes [06:40] that sounds rocking [06:40] isnt malone supposed to be exactly this ? [06:40] <\sh> tseng said that he was fixing things in gentoo :) [06:40] <\sh> and new stuff will go into bugzilla (in gentoo) [06:40] can we open bugs on UNKNOWN stuff? [06:41] <\sh> will be reviewed by the "devs" [06:41] <\sh> and after reviewing it goes into the tree [06:41] we could switch the review-thing over to malone [06:41] don't use a bug tracker for packages reviews [06:41] dholbach, not sure... [06:41] seb128: we have proposed patches for c++ stuff in bugzilla atm [06:41] the bug flow is important enough [06:41] seb128: that got me thinking [06:41] <\sh> so malone/bugzilla is a good way also as workflow engine for reviewing [06:42] dholbach: imho you should really not use a bug tracker for that [06:42] <\sh> seb128: request tracker can make also sense [06:42] these are not bugs [06:42] seb128: doesnt debian handle it the same way? [06:42] better to use a mailing list [06:42] debian use the lists [06:42] ah ok [06:42] ubuntu-motu@ was more or less denied [06:42] we won't have a mailing list? [06:43] some folks feel it would be too much of separation [06:43] seb128, yeah, "why debian would have *another* wiki engine!" :-) [06:43] <\sh> well, i would favour more a webtoolized application [06:43] seb128: mailing lists would be absolutely fine with me [06:43] dholbach, but we need offline communication too [06:43] I mean, asynchronous [06:43] a mailing list would be cool for that [06:44] we'd tell the guys to sign up for to get their review status [06:44] hmm, why not web driven... [06:44] because it would need another bit of code that's not there yet [06:44] just with a usable tool instead of a wiki.... [06:44] ogra, it could be web driven with notifications in a list, rss, etc. [06:44] dholbach: debian has http://bugs.debian.org/wnpp too [06:44] <\sh> RT [06:45] herve, yep, thats what i thought of [06:45] seb128: that's what i meant [06:45] bugs.debian.org/wnpp is a bad hack [06:45] <\sh> http://www.bestpractical.com/rt/ [06:45] dholbach: but the BTS doesn't handle the bugs the same way as bugzilla, ie: they is not list of bugs with that on the middle [06:45] it works, but it creaks === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:46] Kamion, only the result counts ;)- [06:46] Kamion: do you think a mailing list for package reviews (maybe on a yet-to-com MOTU lists) would be more feasible? [06:46] <\sh> a normal request tracker can do the work....email communication support, web driven, too and easy to adjust to send out jabber messages [06:46] sure, but if you're implementing something new you should learn from previous mistakes [06:46] dholbach: I don't really have an opinion, just replying to the debbugs thing [06:46] dholbach: my concern is that bugs are not going to be handled on the middle of the bug flox [06:46] flow [06:46] Kamion: ok [06:47] dholbach: (I'm not really here) it seems reasonable though [06:47] :-) [06:47] <\sh> well, i think the problem is what priority has "new packages and/or reviewing (bugfixed packages)" [06:47] there are hundrets of webdriven ticketsystems.... [06:47] dholbach: if you want to be efficient on package review you need a way to make the distinction clear [06:47] ok, i can make another call on the MOTU list topic and add the need for review stuff (maybe only as an interim solution) [06:47] do someone listens to \sh's idea? :-) [06:48] <\sh> ogra: I used an example i'd use in the past [06:48] \sh: a high one [06:48] \sh, both have high prio [06:48] seb128: i absolutely see your point [06:49] ok... how do you feel towards a mailing list until we have a webticket-system? [06:50] or review traffic on a mailing list === ozamosi [~ozamosi@80.252.185.146] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:50] but reviewing bugfixes occurs when a bug has patch included? [06:50] <\sh> ok...thats cleared and are there any "review rules" at all, how the debian/ directory should be structurized? i mean, packaging is one thing, reviewing the other, it needs more wisdom to review then to package ;) === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [06:50] fwiw, elmo already uses RT internally for admin, I imagine it wouldn't be hard to set up another instance [06:50] \sh: i started ReviewingTips on the wiki, but it's far from complete [06:50] \sh, there are rules.... un the NM guide [06:50] in even [06:50] not that I'm volunteering other people's time or anything [06:51] Kamion, RT, cool [06:51] ogra, and debian policy I guess? [06:51] yep [06:51] Kamion: setting up multiple queues is trivial. [06:51] <\sh> Kamion: it's a nice tool, and u need only one instance of RT to support different queues [06:51] \sh: that depends on firewall policy [06:51] the world cannot access @admins.warthogs.hbd.com, not even sure if they can get at that machine [06:52] but setting up a world reachable one should be possible [06:52] <\sh> ok...there r policies outside the ubuntu space :) so we should make them as "standard reading" for newbies :) [06:52] i can investigate on that one, if you like the plan as a whole [06:52] the RT one, that is [06:52] <\sh> Kamion: ah I see right, i didn't know the infrastructure behind it [06:52] \sh, rather help tseng writing the MOTU book ;) [06:53] dholbach, RT is perfectlya what we need.... [06:53] <\sh> ogra: :) [06:53] alright, i put it on my todo list [06:53] dholbach, its a workflow dedicated ticket system [06:53] ok... do you feel there are any other processes we need to tweak or make comprehensible? [06:53] <\sh> "once there was a time, when the MOTUs came out of the dark, into the light...more then 1000 years last the piece in the Ubuntu Universe and the Masters are not tired to..." [06:54] \sh, yeah [06:54] :-) [06:54] <\sh> you see, I watched "Star Wars III" yesterday ;) [06:54] ok, can we move on, dholbach and me have another meeting afterwards :) [06:54] (in ~10mins) [06:55] arg [06:55] ff crashed again [06:55] welcome to the club :) [06:55] t-shirts was the next? [06:55] yep [06:55] <\sh> t-shirts, thongs and 1 litre coffee mugs [06:55] shall i send a mail to the whole crew where we call for other alternatives to the one design we have? [06:55] i liked burgundavias design... (havent got the url) [06:56] <\sh> what design? [06:56] yes, I'd like to see it again [06:56] \sh, i think he created a wikipage with it [06:56] ok... i will ping burgundavia about it again :-) [06:57] <\sh> It should make a nice flat stomach and it must be something like spiderman ;) [06:57] we should really make the t-shirt happen :-) [06:57] yep [06:57] about merchandising [06:57] herve: hm? [06:57] <\sh> well...but a tshirt [06:57] I want you to know french pay quite much for buying stuff in the usa [06:57] customs and the like [06:58] <\sh> i would propose something like a "fedora" (c) by redhat [06:58] <\sh> that was really a difference to other linux competitors [06:58] and we may not be an exception :-) [06:58] herve: sabdfl offered the t-shirt shipping to the MOTU club - i will ask him, if he still likes the idea, when we have agreed on a design :-) [06:58] cool then :-) [06:59] ok, i will summon up burgundavia again and ask everybody if we there are additional ideas on it [06:59] coo... er? I don't know if it could include customs taxes [06:59] ogra: want to to introduce us to the fly flap day? [06:59] yeah.... [06:59] dholbach, about just the logo or some sentence on it? [06:59] animal crualty! [07:00] THE UBUNTU FlyFlapDay ! [07:00] herve: all of it :-) [07:00] its a weekly summit where everybody iun the community shall help fixing bugs [07:00] well, it's just a bugfix sprint I guess :-) [07:00] <\sh> ogra: hmm? [07:00] but it shall not be just another bugday [07:01] we want to categorize bugs by the skill level you need to fix them [07:01] there will be three categoies... [07:01] 1. community bugs [07:01] thats for the new kids on the block, that wna to help out or.. [07:02] hahahaa.... :-) [07:02] just want to see their favorite bugs fixed [07:02] (trivial ones though) [07:02] the second category shall be MOTU bugs [07:02] <\sh> "new kids?" what about me? "old farts"? [07:02] <\sh> anyway ;) [07:02] bugs hwere you need a decent skill level or have to know the basics of packaging etc [07:03] the third part are the normal distro bugs tat are fixed by the distro team [07:03] we will have a special bug channel for this and i'll write weekly announcements === dholbach hugs ogra :-) [07:04] aren't we fly flapping everyday? :-) [07:04] <\sh> hmm....what about upstream bugs? are they included in 3) [07:04] herve: publicity! :-) [07:04] the bugs will be listed on a wikipage ?? (or RT) [07:04] once a month we will do something special... [07:05] the community has to vote for the BOTM [07:05] <\sh> ogra: wiki is here ok...cause RT needs special perms for resolving/closing [07:05] <\sh> ogra: and the bug itself should be in malone [07:05] \sh, its not about resolving/closing [07:05] just about tracking the work thats been done for the voting [07:05] <\sh> ogra: that was for RT :) [07:05] <\sh> oh ok..then RT [07:06] <\sh> RT++ [07:06] ok, the BOTM will recieve merchandise of any kind from ubuntu, this is backed by canonical.... [07:07] <\sh> what if one guy/gal will be every weeks no. 1? [07:07] ogra: what will we have to do? categorize those bugs? do we need to feed lists in a yet-to-have RT? [07:07] (i also try to alk with mark about electing a BOTY who gets free sponsoring for a conference, but that may be to expensive) [07:07] dholbach, i asked kiko about a special field in bugzilla/malone [07:08] and what about the categorizing stuff? [07:08] B = bug or bugsquasher? [07:09] Bugfixer Of The Month [07:09] ok [07:09] Bugfixer Of The Year [07:09] just to clarify :-) [07:09] dholbach, we're not sending merchandise to a bug :-) [07:09] heh [07:09] ogra: ok, but what about the categorizing? [07:09] who will do it? [07:10] dholbach, but anyway, we'll have to do the categorizing by ourselves.... i think this should happen while we do the first review of a bug [07:10] ah ok [07:10] (i.e. while you are looking for duplicates etc) [07:10] ah ok [07:10] since you have to touch it anyway [07:10] i like the idea very much [07:11] <\sh> and it can be quite good to encourage people to work for motu at all [07:11] its very important to involve the community here .... so they get in tight contact with their devs [07:11] and they are the ones that vote the BOTM [07:11] yes [07:11] so both rely on each other :) [07:11] rocking! :) [07:12] ok, thats the fly flap day :) you'll see the first announcement soon ... [07:12] i will not include this in the wrapup on the list [07:12] <\sh> and it's possible to encourage some local UGs to have meetings at these special days ;) [07:12] just drop a FlyFlapDay somewhere, to make people curious :) [07:12] yeah [07:13] maybe it should be wiki.ubnutu.com/NoNameYet ;) [07:13] <\sh> TheFreezer ;) [07:13] fridge [07:13] <\sh> nono [07:13] <\sh> fridge is news site [07:13] <\sh> freezer is more scary ;) [07:13] ok... shall we now fix a new date and time? [07:14] yep [07:14] 3 weeks from now? [07:14] four weeks ? or do we need something earlier ? [07:14] heh [07:14] maybe a different time? [07:14] to make sure our australian/.nz friends are here? [07:14] <\sh> 4 weeks should be ok, or? [07:15] dholbach, so 5h later ? [07:15] or 6 [07:15] that's 24:00 for us :-) [07:15] yep [07:15] ok [07:15] 19.06.05 22:00 UTC [07:15] oki [07:16] could somebody with a not-upgraded firefox do that? ;-) [07:16] PLEASE :-) [07:16] i'll do it from the other machine [07:16] on MOTUMeeting and Calendar :-) [07:16] kthxbye === dholbach hugs ogra again [07:16] (later.... lets meet salgado) === ogra hugs dholbach too [07:16] <\sh> ok...thx for the meeting [07:16] thanks for joining us, herve, \sh and tseng|work :-) [07:17] yeah [07:17] <\sh> cu around :) === \sh [~shermann@server3.servereyes.de] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Konversation] === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.212.195] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === chiefofthejojos [~bpitcher@216.70.250.130] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0547.dsl.iskon.hr] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === ivoks [~ivoks@lns01-0547.dsl.iskon.hr] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.212.195] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Simira [~Simira@179.80-202-212.nextgentel.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === ogra [~ogra@p5089ED21.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === mjg59 [mjg59@cavan.codon.org.uk] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Mithrandir [~tfheen@vawad.err.no] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === willis [~willis@82.110.178.18] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Leaving"] === Unfrgiven [~ankur@202.76.176.94] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === tseng|work [~ccc27a01@sls-eb20p9.dca2.superb.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === Alessio [~Alessio@host30-3.pool8251.interbusiness.it] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === jiyuu0 [~jiyuu0@219.95.212.195] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === DanielN [~kodiak@80-218-243-68.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Dilago [~Dilago@200.128.80.254] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === doko [~doko___@dsl-084-059-059-255.arcor-ip.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === seb128 [~seb128@ANancy-151-1-48-117.w83-196.abo.wanadoo.fr] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["I] === dholbach [~daniel@td9091af0.pool.terralink.de] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Verlassend"] === mvo [~egon@ip181.135.1511I-CUD12K-01.ish.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting