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surakKiko! It copied everything correctly, installed grub! huhu! (I'll not tell you now that it panics right after the boot. I'll correct it first)12:06
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surakKamion: it works!12:06
Kamionhoorah12:06
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kikoheh12:07
kiko<ogra> kiko, you want to marry ?12:07
kikoLOL12:07
\sh*gggg*12:07
ogra*g*12:07
Simira*g*12:07
surak?12:07
\shI will marry ogra ,)12:08
Simirakiko: did you say yes? When's the occasion?12:08
ograsurak, <kiko> mdz, when will you have time to give me a ring? :)12:08
kikoplease send me the wedding gifts12:08
suraktime==money12:08
ograin advance indeed ;)12:08
mdzkiko: how about now?12:08
surakmoney=012:08
mdzkiko: do we have some sort of conference capability?12:09
kikomdz, hmmm, only if we set it up in advance, there's some sort of dial-in we can use in the UK12:09
kikomdz, I was going to suggest either Kamion call surak directly (it's getting late) or you did it, but I wanted to talk to you about other stuff as well.12:10
KamionI'm in the community council meeting now, and getting pretty tired12:10
mdzkiko: probably you and I should have a call, and Kamion and surak can do the same at a later time12:10
ograand it doesnt look like a >2h meeting12:10
kikoKamion, do you want me to try and get some magic codez for conference calling? the downside is that then surak needs to dial into the UK himself.12:10
ograerr <2h12:11
Kamionkiko: if it's only one-to-one, I'm happy to expense a call to Brazil ;)12:11
Kamionbut I'd like to have the facility to do confcalls12:11
kikoso would I, but it doesn't help much for non-canonicals12:11
mdzthe long-term solution is voip12:12
kikoKamion, just do a one-on-one call. 12:12
mdzthat makes the most sense12:12
kikoyeah, but shtoom is quite borked for me right now.12:12
mdzand gives us more scheduling freedom12:12
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mdztwo 1-1 calls rather than a 4-way12:12
kikoyeah12:12
kikomdz, so ring me whenever.12:12
kikomdz, if you wanna call in 2h it is also good, I'll have finished my reviews.12:12
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surakKamion: ping12:31
Kamionsurak: here, although still in the meeting so only half paying attention12:32
surakJust let me ask you to grab the latest version of the script at the site I gave you - I'm correcting it now, ok?12:33
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surakWhen you test it.12:33
Kamionsurak: grabbed, thanks12:35
Kamionsurak: won't work though, the script you create isn't executable12:36
surak?12:36
Kamion+cat <<EOF >$TR/tmp/initrd-create12:36
surakduh12:36
Kamionthat'll be 644 by default, and there's no chmod12:36
surakjust did it12:36
Kamionwhy do you need a helper script anyway? just chroot and run the commands you need to run12:36
Kamioni.e. chroot /target dpkg-reconfigure ...12:37
surakaint I allowed to run only one command after chroot?12:37
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Kamionsurak: sure, but you can always chroot multiple times12:41
Kamionneater than helper scripts :)12:41
Kamionand 'uname -r' doesn't have to be run in the chroot, so we're only talking two commands here12:41
surakyes12:41
surakI was afraid that udev would loose its devices inside the chroot after I leave it12:42
truluxajmitch: I'm sorry on the flood I did while wget'ing your repo from helium machine12:43
truluxajmitch: it's downstream and upstream is kinda huge :D12:43
Kamionsurak: no, why would it?12:43
Kamionsurak: remember the udevstart process is exiting anyway12:43
Kamionand it couldn't care less whether you chrooted to run it or not :)12:43
surakmy fault12:44
Kamionno problem, udev is complex12:44
ajmitchtrulux: iptables helped12:44
ajmitchtrulux: the main problem is that you didn't use wget properly :)12:45
ajmitchand it would have grabbed all the ubuntu packages I've built or am working on..12:45
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truluxajmitch: it was way *too* late here12:45
truluxajmitch: ie. I'm on 4 Red Bulls tonight12:45
Mithrandirdid whoever updated libstlport4.6 also intend to port ooo to gcc4?12:45
truluxajmitch: I can hear my hearth12:45
ajmitchtrulux: heh, that means you haven't had enough yet12:46
suraktrulux: 4 red bulls would keep me awake for a week kicking walls over the town12:46
truluxajmitch: helps to keep migrains out of the business but harms a bit after you get asleep12:46
ajmitchonce it settles into a quiet, quivering mess.. then you've had enough 12:46
truluxajmitch, surak: I'm doing stuff in a rush, no kidding.12:46
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trulux;P12:47
truluxpitti: solar (gentoo dev) pointed me at this one (I missed it):  http://www.ida.liu.se/~johwi/research_publications/paper_ndss2003_john_wilander.pdf12:47
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truluxsurak: the record is sleeping 3 hours in a week in the past Xmas holidays. I could say that I learnt the basics on kernel hacking that times12:48
truluxsurak: in short, this year I got hardcore12:49
surakMy record is 63 hours working on a congress12:50
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JaneWsurak: I would need something strong than red bull!12:50
JaneWstronger12:50
surakI was so tired I left to my house on foot - forgot my car over there.12:50
BurgundaviaJaneW, what is the status of edubuntu?12:50
ajmitchsurak: I don't think it would have been safe to drive12:51
surakajmitch: indeed12:51
surakit would be some sort of real-world carmageddon12:51
jsgotangcoid like a redbull now12:52
JaneWBurgundavia: still pretty mcuh stalled actaully, but hopefully there will be some movement soon.12:52
Burgundaviaok12:52
jsgotangcoJaneW, sent Jeff (Elkner) and email regarding that, hopefully, he'll reply later12:53
JaneWjsgotangco: I think I'll pass and opt for bed instead12:53
jsgotangcoJaneW, let me guess, dawn already in cape town?12:53
truluxJaneW: japanese red bull is stronger than our one12:53
JaneWjsgotangco: cool thanks, I got some mails from flint earlier, looks like he is russling it up a bit12:53
JaneWjsgotangco: no it;s almost 1am12:53
truluxJaneW: though, that's categorized as "Drugs" and you would start chulcking like a chicken on a table and feeling like Alice in Wonderland12:53
jsgotangcogyahh thats not so bad12:54
jsgotangco(unlike waking up at 5am)12:54
JaneWtrulux: I have had a thai version, really cheap and in a medicine bottle12:54
surakwow12:54
JaneWjsgotangco: I agree, that's worse ;)12:54
JaneWtrulux: I drank Thai redbull when I had my tattoo done ;)12:54
jsgotangcoi didnt see your tatoo12:55
JaneWjsgotangco: It was visible some of the time... it's on my RHS shoulder/back12:55
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JaneWheh12:55
truluxJaneW: I buy them for 1.50 in the Chinese shop near my house, and well, I spend *lots* of money on buying energy drinks and the like12:55
jsgotangcotrulux, you should try the original named "Lipovitan"12:56
ajmitchtrulux: yeah, I've been spending a bit on that lately as well12:56
truluxJaneW: I'm exempt of going to school except for exams, so, I need organize for myself and sleeping is not a reliable option12:56
JaneWtrulux: they are R10 - R20 her in SA, in Thailand I was buying them for Bt10 - 15 which is R2-3 :)))12:56
JaneWthey are cheaper than coke over there12:57
truluxjsgotangco: well, that path goes to drugs, drugs to more drugs, more drugs to less money, less money to less drugs and that finally gets you in the real Dark Side (tm)12:57
surakJaneW: what is r10, r20, bt10?12:58
JaneWR10 is 10 Rand = SA currency. 1GBP ~= R11-R1212:59
surakthanks12:59
\shR8 ~= 1 EUR12:59
JaneWBt10 is Thai Baht, wasa around Bt6 - R1 when I went last April12:59
MithrandirJaneW: R1 =~ NOK 1, so it's quite convenient for me. :)12:59
JaneWMithrandir: cool, how does the spending power compare?01:00
MithrandirJaneW: a normal wage is in the range of 250kNOK and up, depending a bit.01:00
JaneWMithrandir: how much would a coke cost? A 340ml can here is R4-R5 depending on where you buy it.01:00
SimiraJaneW: the double :p01:01
JaneWand a McDonalds burger is R1701:01
Mithrandircans are more expensive than bottles; a 0.5L bottle costs you about 8 kr, double that if it's a newsstand or cinema or something.01:01
JaneWI mean happy meal01:01
JaneWthe meals with coke and chips(fries) is R22 or so01:01
\shJaneW: but u have better fastfoods then mcdonalds :)01:01
SimiraMithrandir: didn't you notice that the 0.5 bottles are 11kr now? :p01:02
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MithrandirSimira: no, I only buy 1.5L bottles. :P01:02
JaneWSimira: that's quite pricey!01:02
MithrandirJaneW: honestly, I don't know, I haven't been in a mcdonalds for years.01:02
JaneWwe get 2l of coke for around R1001:02
Mithrandir1.5L is often less than 0.5L, for some reason.  At least if you buy a four- or sixpack.01:03
surakJaneWit costs the less than half in brazilian supermarkets01:03
elmojanew: just say NO to NOrway.  they charge you for the air you breathe there01:03
SimiraJaneW: in your country, yes ;p On special offers, we get 1.5L for 13-15 nkr01:03
JaneWMithrandir: my kids have been sucked into the McD's toy ploy and so we go about once a month, I make sure it's not more often than that01:03
Simiraelmo: actually, we've got free air and fresh water. Mostly01:03
MithrandirSimira: < 10, but yes. :)01:04
Mithrandirelmo: I'll get you a "free air" card next time you drop by. :-)01:04
BurgundaviaJaneW, if you quick, they will grow out of it, I did01:04
Mithrandirelmo: so you won't be billed at the airport.01:04
JaneWBurgundavia: well I watched the 'Supersize Me' movie01:04
JaneWI like the idea of giving kids a BAD association with mcD's instead of a good one01:05
jsgotangcomcD isn't so bad if taken moderately01:05
jsgotangco(i was craving for it during UDU)01:05
lifeless_avoid intravenous though01:05
JaneWso like the guys says from when they are born, every time you drive past a Mac Donald's, punch your kid in the face01:05
lifeless_thats too serious01:05
JaneWthat way they grow up thinking McD's is BAAAAD ;)01:05
surakHere in brazil, McD is trying to change their image, selling healthy stuff. kinda creepy01:06
JaneWhere they have taken the supersize option off the menu01:06
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JaneWand if you ask for it you can still have it, but now it;s double the price01:06
surakall their ads are now about how healthy their foods are01:06
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JaneWalso our portion sizes are WAY smaller than the ones in the states01:06
lifeless_JaneW: they never had supersize here01:07
JaneWfrom what they showed on the movie01:07
SimiraJaneW: I guess they are here too...01:07
lifeless_the US is just nuts.01:07
suraklifeless: where are u?01:07
lifeless_surak: at home.01:07
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JaneWThe super size large here seems to be the small size in the states01:07
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suraklifeless: hum, what country is that?01:07
truluxJaneW: a good one is civil dis-obeying: get a photo of a pedophile and pick it up to the face of that evil McDonalds red & yellow clown01:07
lifeless_surak: oh, .au01:07
MithrandirJaneW: I don't know about the sizes you get in SA, but the biggest burger you get at mcdonalds here is like 140g, which is really not much.01:07
lifeless_140g of fat is huge ;001:08
JaneWMithrandir: yeah I think it may be the quarter pounder which is what 140gm?01:08
\shJaneW: what was the name of this burger company? they're selling steak burgers01:08
JaneWSTEERS!01:08
JaneW*YUM*01:08
HrdwrBoBthe quarter pounder is allegedly a 1/4 pound BEFORE cooking01:08
lifeless_about the only thing I'll have @ mcds is an occasional chips & a chicken-thai burger (which is <relatively> lowfat)01:08
HrdwrBoB... though apparently during cooking it loses 66% of it's weight01:09
MithrandirJaneW: quarterburger would be 0.113kg, I think they have something a bit bigger now.01:09
jsgotangcoit becomes rubbery01:09
Mithrandirlifeless_: their milkshake is nice.01:09
lifeless_Mithrandir: blech, milk01:09
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kierzkohi01:09
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lifeless_JaneW: where do you hunt the juniors ?01:10
\shJaneW: yeah,...steers :) it was wonderful to eat there01:10
opiguys, help kierzko with a mirroring task :-)01:10
lifeless_surak: move to france AIUI01:10
kierzko;P01:10
kierzkoso... i wish to mirror only i386 part of ubuntu01:10
JaneWlifeless: oh there's loads running about all over the place... especially in the McD's play area ;)01:10
lifeless_:001:10
kierzkois there any rsync mirror related only to i386 that i can use ?01:10
kierzkoor should i play with exclude switch ?01:11
suraklifeless: I plan to do it, to learn to sail with the french01:11
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JaneW\sh: Steers is very good as fast food goes. Their slogan is 'real food made real good'01:11
JaneWanyway I think I said I was going to bed01:11
JaneWnight all01:11
jsgotangcoanything "fast" in food has something sinister for me01:11
jsgotangconight JaneW sweet dreams01:11
JaneWthanks01:12
JaneWjsgotangco: best 'fast' food is Thai roadside cooking :)))01:12
suraknight janew01:12
jsgotangcoyeah street foodrocks01:12
\shJaneW: but the best what I ate (real food) was in a suburb of cape town...small restaurant, waiter came from durban, and there was this 500g filet steak01:12
surakI'm curious about street food in marrakesh01:12
jsgotangcotry the street hawker food in se asia and north asia01:13
surakjust saw something at discovery travel channel01:13
jsgotangcomostly in thailand, malaysia, singapore and hong kong01:13
trulux2 years ago was the last time I went to a fast food site01:18
kierzkook. i'l play with exclude switches01:18
truluxI want my over weight to be the pure, fresh, natural and healthy result of my sick obsession to work out for free here01:19
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KamionMithrandir: (moved from #ubuntu-meeting) is that fallback for Norwegian just crack? I can remove it if that's the right thing to do01:20
MithrandirKamion: I think we might want to consider that, yes.  It looks _weird_ when you have two forms of norwegian, some danish, some swedish and some english on the screen at once.01:21
Mithrandiruniq: (from #ubuntu-meeting); if you get a norwegian ibook, great.  Please coordinate with Colin on 2539 then.01:22
uniqI will.01:22
MithrandirKamion: and I've actually been in situations where that was the case.. it's messy.01:22
Mithrandiruniq: #ubuntu-no might be of interest.01:23
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mjg59mdz: Hi01:29
mdzmjg59: hi01:29
mjg59mdz: You pinged several hours ago01:30
mdzmjg59: yes, about merging the hp changes into breezy01:30
mjg59Ah, yes01:30
mdzmjg59: is that straightforward, or do we need to plan it out?01:30
mjg59A small amount of that I need to talk to HP about01:30
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mjg59The main issue is what happens with the video button and lid switch when you put it in ACPI mode01:30
mdzmjg59: I'd like to make it an explicit Breezy goal so that it isn't forgotten01:30
mjg59I think they make assumptions about the Windows video drivers01:31
mjg59Sure, that's reasonable01:31
Kamionisn't it part of LaptopMission?01:31
mdzarguably, yes01:31
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mdzmjg59: if you don't think there's enough to be done to consider it a separate issue, I'm happy for it to be absorbed by LaptopMission01:34
mdzmjg59: up to you01:34
mdzso long as it happens01:35
mdzif there's discussion/design that needs to happen, it might be nice to have that happen around a separate spec, but if not, cool01:35
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mjg59mdz: I think it's LaptopMission, but I think I need to talk to HP about it01:48
mjg59mdz: There's not a huge deal of config that's HP specific (one ACPI scipt, one setserial thin that's arguably a kernel bug)01:49
elmomjg59: is this the stuff bdale was going on about, or do I need to ping him about that01:55
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dholbachgood night everyone02:02
pittiyeah, good idea, good night!02:02
surak:-)02:03
truluxneed to go to sleep folks02:06
jsgotangconight02:07
truluxtoday I can't stand up to 6:00am even with 4 red bulls02:07
truluxmigrains are not anymore handy02:07
truluxgood night02:07
suraknight02:09
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mkdejdub, ping02:13
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desrtgeneral question: how's ppc64 support coming along?02:23
desrton the Breezy wikipage, there is : Deferred / ppc64 kernel image / MatthiasKlose?, JamesTroup? / Need ppc64 gcc, then linux-image, then testing02:26
desrt(ie: deferred from hoary)02:26
surakkiko, there? the script is way much better now. have been removing the portuguese crap02:27
desrtmako; poke?02:29
jdubdesrt: it's not hugely interesting for us atm02:29
surakmdz: it's quite ugly, but it works wonderfully on i386, as kamion requested.02:29
Kamionit's pretty interesting for G5s02:29
jdubdesrt: could be done as a community port in the mean time - that would be a good way to give it momentum02:29
surakKamion:02:29
jdubKamion: G5s have silicon brains, they cannot love02:29
KamionI did say that it should have portability hooks in it02:29
desrtjdub; i'm not interested in a full port.. just a crosscompiler toolchain and a kernel image02:30
Kamionthat's what most ppc64 people actually want IME02:30
surakHey, it works. I'm on gnome of live installed!02:30
desrtjdub; i've built a cross-compiler here... powerpc -> powerpc64.... maybe i should dpkg it or something?02:30
jdubdesrt: that'd be a really low-sweat way to kickstart it ;)02:30
desrt(the kernel is being a royal pain tho)02:31
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jdubdesrt: cross-compilers have been packaged in the past, i don't see why not02:31
desrtok.  i think i've seen a debian guide on how to build dpkgs... i'll try and find that again02:31
desrt(worth noting: toolchain-src fails here)02:32
mjg59elmo: Uh. Doesn't ring any bells, I'm afraid02:32
surakKamion: finished to shave every pt-br crap I had from my linux and it works. Now I need to make it work with real-world partitioning situations so grub (and after yaboot) will work.02:32
surakcan you tell me more about partman?02:32
Kamionsurak: what we were really looking for in a prototype was something that we can build on towards a finished product - the thing that concerns me is that while I'm sure it works, it really isn't the design we want, so I'm not clear on how we can build on your work02:32
Kamionwithout rewriting it from scratch, which kind of misses the point :)02:32
surakyou are correct.02:33
Kamionsurak: not coherently at 1:30am - could you send mail with what you've understood so far, and I'll reply in the morning?02:33
desrtjdub; k.  i'm gonna install a breezy box to work on this02:33
surakGuess I'll go home now. It was a tough day.02:33
KamionI'm not too bothered about portugueseisms for now as long as we can understand the code :)02:34
surakCould you take a look at it tomorrow? I will rewrite it from scratch, just wanted to put something working quick to know what caveats are inside live installed.02:34
surakand of course, to have something which you could actually use.02:35
Kamionpartman is a fairly complicated beast - there's some discussion on the UbuntuExpress wiki about plans for refactoring it, but I'm not getting as much traction on that upstream as I'd hoped02:35
Kamionbut there is documentation here:02:35
Kamion(hunts for URL)02:35
makodesrt: hey there02:35
desrtmako; how's work on ppc64 cross-compiler and kernel image coming?02:36
Kamionhttp://svn.debian.org/wsvn/d-i/trunk/installer/doc/devel/partman/partman-doc.sgml?op=file&rev=0&sc=002:36
makodesrt: you *must* be thinking of someone else02:36
desrtmako; possibly.  you're not james troup?02:37
Kamionalthough I found it easier to understand by experimentation following reading the docs02:37
Kamiondesrt: that's elmo02:37
desrtah.02:37
makodesrt: right02:37
desrtgoogle lied to me :(02:37
makodesrt: wait.. what did you google for?02:37
desrt"James Troup"02:37
desrtfirst hit i got was under people.u.o/~mako/02:38
surakOk. Well, it worked. Now I can REALLY write something for ubuntuexpress for real.02:38
makoright02:38
makodesrt: ok, yeah, that's elmo02:38
desrtcool.  thanks.02:38
mkdeKamion, Riddell, so you guys think it will be alright to just rename the current BritishTeam? the page is not going anywhere. we can mail the guy who set it up and involve him02:38
surakKamion: Is python allowed?02:38
ograsurak, wanted :)02:38
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Kamionsurak: in the live CD installer, yes02:39
Riddellmkde: I would use that page02:39
Kamionsurak: not in generic installer code02:39
Riddellmkde: first event.. lugradio live02:39
ograsurak, and dbus love would be nice to make it easy for me to attach the frontend there :=)02:39
surakOk!02:39
Kamionthat's why the live CD installer needs to be structured in clear layers02:40
mkdeRiddell, awesome02:40
surakogra, I'll start to write something clear and useful for us.02:40
ograyay :)02:40
Kamionthe bottom layer of which would be existing installer code, which has a restricted set of things it's allowed to depend on02:40
mkdeRiddell, UKTeam or UnitedKingdomTeam02:40
Kamiona middle layer of glue from that to the live CD02:40
Kamionand a GUI frontend02:41
Riddellmkde: first one's shorter02:41
surakKamion: didn't get how would us 'glue' d-i with live installer. Mdz talked a standalone app would be desirable02:42
mkdeRiddell, true02:42
ograsurak, the three layers put together are this app02:42
mkdeRiddell, what did you have in mind for lugradio02:43
Kamionsurak: http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress is quite clear that we want to reuse d-i components02:43
Riddellmkde: well I'm giving a talk, as is Kamion and possibly sabdfl02:43
mkdeRiddell, when is dis?02:43
Kamionand goes into some detail02:43
Riddellmkde: but otherwise a list of who's all going would be interesting02:43
Riddellmkde: next month, lugradio.org/live02:44
mkdewill check it02:44
mkdemaybe we can give it a bit of publicity02:44
Riddellit's already been on slashdot, what more publicity do you need :)02:44
surakok. Thanks for your patience, Kamion. Thanks Ogra. Now I do need some rest.02:44
mkdefair enough02:44
mkdeglamorous wolverhampton02:45
ograme too, 2:43 am ....02:45
suraknight people.02:45
ogranight surak 02:45
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mkdeok Riddell Kamion https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UKTeam02:50
Kamioncool02:52
mkdenow, i propose not to have a leader02:53
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mkdethere is a guy as leader in LocoTeamList, we should definitely get him involved too02:53
mkdebut perhaps a leader as such would not be necessary02:54
Riddellmkde: question is does UKTeam include Isle of Man :)02:56
mkdegood question02:56
mkdeif so we 0wn Ubuntu02:56
mkdei'm gonna write to JohnLevin02:57
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Riddellgood idea02:57
mkdeshall we amend the UK entry in LocoTeamList to say "no leader"?02:57
Riddellmkde: ok02:58
mkdeif Kamion subscribes to the list then contact with the CC shouldn't be a problem...02:59
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mkdeok bed03:08
mkdenight all03:08
mkdeRiddell, ping me @ mdke when the mailing list is up and i'll subscribe03:08
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jdubmdz: around?04:22
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Ubuntu Development | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-love for getting involved | http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/DeveloperResources | Ubuntu 5.04 is released! | MOM is awake! | Colony CD 1 released | gcc4 transition starting, breezy probably well broken, uploads of C++ packages restricted
=== Topic (#ubuntu-devel): set by doko at Tue May 17 18:26:45 2005
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dilingerdaniels: ping06:31
danielspong06:32
fabbionehey dilinger 06:32
dilingerhey06:32
dilingerdaniels: do you know if it's possible to override the xorg driver used on the live cd?06:32
\shmorning06:32
dilingerthe ati driver does some really trippy things to the screen06:32
fabbionedilinger: and switch to what?06:33
fabbionevesa?06:33
danielsdilinger: even better, you could file me a full bug report and get it fixed :)06:33
dilingervesa works, but that's after editing /etc/X11/xorg.conf06:33
dilingerdaniels: yea, that'll be done soon, i assume06:33
danielsdilinger: if you have a custom /etc/X11/xorg.conf in place and write XORG_CONFIG=custom to /etc/default/xorg so it can get .'ed, then you're safe, but you can't do that automatically without re-mastering the CD06:33
danielsmaybe the X server just assumes it has all the keycaps available and fails because it's missing about half of them?06:34
dilingerhrm06:35
dilingerwell, hopefully this won't happen on other machines06:35
diemanheh06:35
dilingerdaniels: do you think this sort of problem will show up in the install cd?06:36
dilingeri don't see why it wouldn't, but..06:36
danielsdilinger: if the driver's broken on the install cd, then it'll be broken on the live cd06:39
danielsand, in this case, vice-versa06:39
dilingerok06:39
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AndyFitzping06:46
AndyFitzJOIN #ubuntu06:48
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\shwhatsup06:49
danielsOK06:49
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jdubdaniels: is xorg -20 sane?06:53
jdubdaniels: ...ish?06:53
fabbionejdub: 2 words in the same sentence that clash06:54
fabbionexorg and sane06:54
jsgotangcolol06:54
danielsjdub: in three words: 'seems to work'06:55
danielsjdub: (once you create the symlink for xkb)06:55
jdubahr06:56
jdubthanks06:56
\shthe deps are b0rked in any way..:(06:56
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danielsjdub: the key being sudo ln -s /etc/X11/xkb /usr/lib/X11/xkb06:57
danielsafter that, it all works fine06:57
Lathiatdaniels: doesnt help mine unfortunately07:00
danielsLathiat: seems to work fine here07:00
danielsthe difference between no keysyms at all, and prefectly-working keysyms07:00
danielsi blame nvidia07:00
danielsand/or seb12807:00
diemanheh07:00
Lathiative gone back to hoary for the meantime07:00
Lathiathard to do work without keybd shortcuts07:00
diemanbtw, if im not a member and am working on a bug, what should i do, just comment it that im working on it and then add a patch to the bug later?07:01
danielsdieman: sure07:01
danielspatches always appreciated :)07:01
diemanand then afterwards harrass the list?07:01
diemanor just wait for it to hit someones queue? :)07:01
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danielsdieman: someone will find it07:10
crimsun_can anyone log in to bugzilla.u.c?07:10
diemandaniels: ok07:11
crimsun_nm, false alarm07:11
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fabbioneguys who has older titaniom powerbooks?08:05
fabbionetitanium even08:05
danielsfabbione: kamion?08:08
fabbioneawake :)08:08
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jsgotangcomorning JaneW08:16
JaneWmornign jsgotangco 08:20
JaneWbtw do spend 24-hours a day on-line? ;)08:21
jsgotangcoheh no :-) its only 2PM08:21
jsgotangcowhen we talkedit was 6am08:21
\shJaneW: kids in school?08:22
diemanheh08:26
diemanits like 1:30 am here.08:27
diemani should go to bed08:27
JaneWjsgotangco, no way... me works out how much sleep she had then.... er not that much!08:27
JaneW\sh: yes, pre-school (nursery school)08:27
jsgotangcopre-school is so expensive08:28
jsgotangco(in my place anyway)08:28
diemanim not looking forward to that.08:28
jsgotangcowell, i'm already a parent heh08:28
\shJaneW: oh young ones :) how old?08:29
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JaneWjsgotangco: schooling is not cheap here either, but if I didn't send them I wouldn't be able to work...08:30
JaneWalso they love going08:30
JaneWthe oldest is in Grade 0 now = starts official school next year08:30
JaneW\sh: 3 and 508:31
JaneWjsgotangco: cool, age/s? gender?08:31
jsgotangcoi thought you were single then when i saw you in sydney08:31
jsgotangcoJaneW, 3y4mos. girl08:31
JaneWjsgotangco: thanks - I think08:31
JaneWjsgotangco: because I was acting single and 'easy', or because I look so young!?08:32
JaneWjoking08:32
JaneWyou don;t have to answer ;)08:32
jsgotangcohah08:32
jsgotangcoi could have tried...08:32
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JaneWlol08:33
\shmy little one is 11 :)08:34
jsgotangcooh that is already manageable (i think?)08:34
\shjsgotangco: most of the time...but puperty is ringing at the door ;)08:35
jsgotangcohah oh no08:35
\shor knocking ;)08:35
JaneW\sh: wow!08:35
JaneW\sh: I guess it depends if yu ave a doorbell or not...08:36
jsgotangcoJaneW, are you in an office or just at home telecommuting?08:38
\shJaneW: most of the time the doorbell is switched on :)08:39
\shJaneW: but have a look by yourself ;) see query08:39
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pittiMorning08:41
JaneWjsgotangco: do half and half, I telecommute from home some days, and go into the office others. I am home today, partly due to the late night meetings last night, and because I am doing an airport run at lunch time08:41
jsgotangcowow08:41
JaneWit's nice aving the option08:44
JaneWalso I find I can often get more done at home, it;s quieter and the kitche is closer, so getting coffee doesn't involve a walk and chat with the person you bump into...08:44
jsgotangcoyeah i'd like to do that sometime too08:45
JaneWI have noticed that I speed type with a cockney accent!08:45
jsgotangcooffice work is becoming boring for me lately08:48
jsgotangco(actually, im in an oracle meeting atm)08:48
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Treenaksdieman: lucky you08:51
diemanheh08:51
diemanwe have oracle in places, though08:51
diemanbut its all research based stuff, our actual production stuff for a few web-based apps is all mysql.08:51
jsgotangcooh its the reverse in our side08:52
Treenaksdieman: we use it as a very expensive version of mysql... we don't use ANY of the cool features08:52
diemanheh08:52
jsgotangcowe just use mysql as proof of concept08:52
jsgotangco(we actually use oracle applciations not just their dbase08:52
diemanwell, research, in the sense of academic research. im at a univ08:56
diemanuntil recently the license prevented us from using it in infrastructure08:56
diemanbut they bought a site license because of setting up oracle calendar software, etc.08:56
diemanwas cheaper to just buy a license for everything, i guess.08:56
diemanheh08:56
diemanat work the central people have stuff like the calendaring software, lucent qip, and peoplesoft using oracle.08:56
diemanwe're all crossing fingers that lucent qip is going to go away someday.08:56
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jsgotangcobye bye10:20
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KaiLhmm, who broght that new "delete" icon to my kontact? ;)11:03
KaiLah, kdelibs-data 3.4.1 :)11:03
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RiddellKaiL: what's the new icon?11:16
KaiLthe trashbin for "delete" looks a bit nicer11:16
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maswanelmo: this is getting more and more "interesting", we get a ETIMEDOUT on a tcp read, not an rsync timeout. workign to figure out why.11:27
seb128elmo: galeon/experimental sync please11:33
seb128elmo: any reason why gtk-smooth-engine is not autosynced?11:34
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opimorning11:35
\shhey opi11:35
xuzohi11:35
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Kamion_lamont: try 'svn cat svn://svn.debian.org/d-i/trunk/packages/rootskel/src/lib/debian-installer-startup.d/Makefile' - I think that's as complex an example as one might normally need11:46
Kamion_you might not need the amd64 handling there11:46
dokoseb128: any reason that gnome still uses libpng-10-dev, and not libpng-12-dev?11:46
seb128what do you call "gnome" ?11:48
thompitti: see dbaron's email? :(11:49
pittithom: yes :-/11:52
pittithom: the new ffox point releases also contain new features, right?11:52
pittithom: so it would be a lie to state that warty has 1.0.4...11:52
thomit includes a fix for a regression that we missed11:52
thomand 1.0.3 also has unrelated features11:53
thomso a total lie for warty and a smaller lie for hoary11:53
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Simirahm, who are the people working with LiveCD?11:59
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ajmitchhi pitti, thom 11:59
TreenaksSimira: what's the question?11:59
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ajmitchpitti: any idea of what hardened/selinux stuff has a chance of being approved for main?12:00
pittiajmitch: the updated selinux packages should go in in any case (mdz still has to approve, though)12:01
pittiajmitch: today I hope to get the vsecurity modules finished with trulux12:01
SimiraTreenaks: not a question, just a statement. It sounded very cool.12:01
ajmitchpitti: yep, been working on those, as you've possibly seen12:01
pittiajmitch: at least some of them should be included as well12:01
TreenaksSimira: hm, good point :)12:01
ajmitchpitti: hopefully we can get some selinux policy & tools in as well12:02
pittiajmitch: at least in universe12:02
ajmitchpitti: I'm hoping for main at this point :)12:02
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jdubmorning tseng 12:10
tsenghi jdub ;)12:10
Treenakstseng: ET4000? :)12:11
ograheh... 12:11
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Treenaksogra: ?12:13
ograTreenaks, et400012:13
Treenaksogra: I think I'm missing some context here12:14
ogra<Treenaks> tseng: ET4000? :)12:14
tsengi thought I was dense12:15
tsengjdub: did you see our livecd?12:15
jdubyibbidayabbida--NO!12:15
tsengjdub: mono-live.com12:15
ograTreenaks, i once had such a card... so my brain silently adds et4000 to the name12:15
Treenaksogra: yeah, me too :) tseng labs :)12:16
ograyep12:16
jdubtseng: the bittorrent host:port part only has the port ;)12:16
tsenghm12:16
tsenglol12:17
tsengi have the .torrent12:17
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jdubtseng: very nice tho - they're going to pimp this hard? :)12:17
tsengwait no i dont, i did open in gnome-bt12:17
jdubtseng: dude, mail sounder@ about it :)12:17
tsengok12:17
tsengi dont think im subscribed either12:18
tsengsec12:18
maswanelmo: do you guys have a firewall or something else suspicious in the path?12:18
tsengare firewalls suspicious?12:19
maswanyes.12:19
maswanelmo: because the only reason for this we have found so far is that something eats the tcp keepalive stuff and that timesout after 10 minutes.12:19
maswanfirewalls typically break stuff12:19
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maswanor run around saying "the sky is falling! the sky is falling!" at stuff like pmtu discovery12:20
mvotseng: re mono, is muine broken right now? 12:21
tsengmvo: dbus is broken right now12:21
tsengmvo: so, alot of other things by extension12:21
tsengdbus-mono that is12:22
mvotseng: I get a error that the "gtk-sharp" assembly (version 2.0.0.0) could not be found in the global assembly cache12:23
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Treenakswtf does muine use dbus for?12:24
tsengyes there are missing dependencies from a slightly bad mono upload12:24
tsengTreenaks: to talk to plugins12:24
MithrandirTreenaks: smoking crack.12:24
ajmitchTreenaks: dbus is the way of the future, you know12:24
TreenaksMithrandir: no, that's the mono part12:24
maswantseng: or breaking large tcp windows for that matter, a hungarian debian mirror ran into that12:24
tsengi cant fix it until mono goes to main and we build libdbus-cil again12:24
tsengit would just FTBFS12:24
Treenaksajmitch: yes, dbus and xml, the solution to ALL future problems!12:25
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ajmitchTreenaks: xml is old now12:25
tsengTreenaks: spice up your life with d-bus!12:25
ogradoko, ping12:27
mvotseng: a missing dep? on gtk-sharp2 maybe? (/me tries that)12:27
ajmitchsleep time, night all12:27
tsengmvo: its missing alot of deps12:27
tsengi can send you a proper list from my local package12:28
mvotseng: ok. gtk-sharp2 did the trick for me 12:28
tsengrock on then12:28
mvotseng: thanks, no need anymore :)12:28
tsenggreat :)12:28
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mvolet's see how it deals with my mp3s ... rhymbox usually dies in the middle of scanning it12:29
ogramvo, there was one mono upload that couldnt resolve dependencys due to a broken binary in the package, the best workaround is to just install the build deps (even for other apps)12:29
tsengmuine plays 50gb of flac for me12:29
mvothe build-deps? *uuuuuuu* 12:29
tsengcant speak for number of files12:30
tsengogra: non-dbus stuff is already fixed12:30
dokoseb128: gnome-libs12:30
ogramvo, they are nearly identical to the deps ;)12:30
dokoogra: pong12:30
ogratseng, yay12:30
seb128doko: that's an old GNOME1 stuff, not sure .. is that an issue?12:30
mvotseng: yeah! still scanning but looks great so far :) 12:31
ogradoko, vtk is on the transition list, any reason that python-vtk and vtk-tcl are listed besides libvtk4 ?12:31
ograseb128, do we need gnome-libs for anything ?12:32
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dokoseb128:, ogra: yes, for all the stuff that wasn't built in main for powerpc ...12:32
Kamionogra: yes, we need gnome-libs.12:32
Kamiongo look at germinate rdepends output12:32
seb128doko: and is png-10 an issue?12:35
dokoit was, because it was miscompiled on powerpc, see the gnome-libs build logs, which failed12:35
seb128k12:38
fabbioneinfinity, thom: mind to look at #1112212:40
thomholy heck; redhat have 800 lines of patches to dhclient's linux script12:40
fabbionei find difficult to believe that xml errors are coming from the kernel12:41
Mithrandirfabbione: you mean there's no XML parser in the kernel!?12:41
fabbioneMithrandir: ehehe.. no12:41
fabbioneMithrandir: are you running hoary on your amd64?12:42
fabbioneor did you switch to breezy?12:42
Mithrandirfabbione: breezy.12:42
thomwell, checking a log is unlikely to be firefox related12:42
KamionI reassigned to kernel because of the CPU thrashing12:42
Mithrandirfabbione: except my university workstation, which is hoary.12:42
thom(one hopes, anyway)12:42
fabbioneKamion: yes.. don't worry :)12:42
Mithrandirthom: opening /var/log/foo in ff?12:42
fabbioneMithrandir: ok... i was hoping you could shed some light to http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=18604112:43
fabbioneMithrandir: i have his initrd here12:43
thomMithrandir: puke12:43
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Mithrandirfabbione: does his initrd have a /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 ?  I think he might have rm-ed /lib6412:44
Mithrandirin his normal system.12:44
fabbioneMithrandir: it's there12:44
fabbione90288 Kb12:45
fabbione879e394f510ae8c3bfe3f24052f7dd74  ld-linux-x86-64.so.212:45
Mithrandir90MB?12:45
fabbionemeh sorry12:45
fabbioneBytes12:45
fabbioneld-linux-x86-64.so.2: ELF 64-bit LSB shared object, AMD x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), stripped12:45
Mithrandirmhm12:46
Mithrandircan you get the initrd to me and I'll look at it?12:46
fabbioneMithrandir: sure12:47
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fabbioneMithrandir: it's on http://p.u.c/~fabbione/12:52
ogradoko, vtk ?12:53
dokoogra: ?12:54
ogradoko, vtk is on the transition list, any reason that python-vtk and vtk-tcl are listed besides libvtk4 ?12:54
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dokoogra: maybe not, but why do they have a shlibs file?12:55
ograhmm12:55
Mithrandirfabbione: the search path for the linker doesn't include lib64 and lib64 isn't a symlink to lib..12:56
Mithrandirhmm, does cramfs support symlinks?12:56
Mithrandiryeah, has to, since there's some in dev.12:56
Mithrandirjbailey: around?12:56
Mithrandirfabbione: does he have a way to get a new initrd onto the system?12:56
fabbioneMithrandir: yes12:57
fabbionehe is MistaED on #ubuntu12:57
fabbionehe is testing an older kernel just to be 100% sure that the kernel is not at fault (even if i know the kernel is ok)12:57
bob2tseng: do you know the author of mojoportal?01:01
bob2or does anyone? the license is broken.01:01
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jdubeh, what's that pythonic bug reporting thingy?01:03
bob2reportbug?01:03
jdubnono, the bug tracker01:03
ograRT ?01:04
jdubthat's very much perl01:04
ograerr roundup i meant01:05
jdubthat's the one - thakns :)01:05
Mithrandirfabbione: when he gets around again, could you do: MistaED: please try the initrd at http://err.no/tmp/initrd-test.img .01:05
fabbioneMithrandir: sure01:06
Mithrandirfabbione: I'm trying to write my thesis and fairly stressed out, so I try not to busywait on stuff like IRC: :P01:06
Mithrandirfabbione: thanks.01:06
Mithrandirgive me a highlight and I'll see it.01:06
fabbioneMithrandir: of course i understand.. thanks a lot for your help01:06
tsengbob2: no, i dont01:13
bob2ok01:13
tsengi could ask jhill01:13
tsenghe seems to be into that stuff01:13
bob2ah01:13
bob2that would be good, if yo ucould01:13
tsengsure01:14
tsengtime for work, cya.01:14
bob2adios01:16
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Mithrandirfabbione: I have _NO_ clue how that happened.  At all.  It simply should not, in any way whatsoever, be possible.01:21
fabbioneMithrandir: we need to talk with jb about it01:21
fabbioneMithrandir: what change did you do to the initrd?01:22
fabbioneso i can explain to him if you are not around01:22
Mithrandirfabbione: mv /lib64/* lib ; rmdir lib64 ; ln -s lib lib6401:22
fabbioneah01:22
fabbioneOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK john01:22
Mithrandirfabbione: but it should have blown up spectacularly for everybody..01:22
fabbionehouston this is apollo13...01:23
fabbioneexactly01:23
truluxheya fellows01:23
pittiHi trulux 01:23
truluxpitti: going to fix that vsec thing01:23
pittifix -> port to 2.6.12?01:23
truluxI forgot to buy the red cow crack today01:23
truluxyup01:23
fabbione12rc5 please guys01:23
fabbionepackages will be probably up in the archive today01:23
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fabbionei am doing the usual build orgy01:23
truluxfabbione: won't change API, so, no real diff to the work I need to do for rc401:24
pittifabbione: sure, but that shouldn't make much of a difference01:24
pittifabbione: the final test will of course be with rc501:24
fabbionewhatever :)01:24
truluxone sec, door knocking01:24
fabbionepitti, trulux: my orig.tar.gz for rc5 is on people.u.c/~fabbione01:24
fabbioneyou can use the diff and dsc to unpack01:25
fabbionebut it won't build01:25
fabbionei have other extra changes locally to fix that :)01:25
pittifabbione: no worries, the orig.tar.gz is enough01:25
truluxfabbione: I use stack'ed patches so, I use vanilla sources. API, at the end, is the same01:25
truluxpitti: this dpath shit can be an asspain01:25
truluxpitti: I can't make it fully SMP safe01:26
truluxlemme work out the crack, though01:26
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Burgundaviadaniels, another bug report via forums for you01:39
bob2someone who reads the forums needs to train them to file bugs01:39
BurgundaviaI working on that bob2 01:40
bob2hehe :)01:40
Burgundaviaeverytime I see a bug I tell them where to file it01:40
BurgundaviaI even had one success that I know of01:40
danielsBurgundavia: ?01:42
Burgundaviadaniels, http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=3690901:43
danielsBurgundavia: that's vague enough to be useless01:44
Burgundaviadaniels, in terms of bug reports, should I be telling this "poor" souls that they should be filing bug reports, or just tell them to ride it out? What is more useful for you?01:44
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danielsBurgundavia: depends on the bug -- a lot of them are the same couple of bugs01:49
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Burgundaviadaniels, ok, I will try and send the ones that don't look the same on01:49
danielsthanks01:50
ogramvo, libapt-pkg-perl is not installable ?01:51
mvoogra: ok, I'll deal with it01:52
mvoogra: libdebtags is broken too, it has c++ issues01:52
ograah, k... i was suspecting that01:53
Treenakslibsmpeg too (which breaks libsdl-audio, which breaks dosbox)01:53
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pittiany gtk+ hacker here who touched a combo box before? (mvo? seb128?)02:10
pittiis it possible to create a gtk_combo_box_new_text() with glade?02:11
bob2hm, there's no console browser in the base system02:11
bob2that seems kidna silly02:12
pittiw3m?02:12
bob2hm, I uninstalled ubuntu-base somehow.  thanks :)02:12
Treenaksbob2: there's telnet, that's all you need!02:13
ograTreenaks, hey, libsdl-sound1.2 is in universe and only needs a rebuild, youre a MOTU ;)02:14
Treenaksogra: meh02:14
Treenaksogra: downloading source02:14
ogra:)02:15
mvopitti: yes02:15
HrdwrBoBbob2: it is annoying02:15
hungerOOo crashes for me as soon as I try to open any menu. Anyone seeing the same in breezy?02:17
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Treenakstesting build :)02:18
ogra:)02:18
Treenaksoh wait02:18
Treenakspbuilder update'ing02:18
ograheh02:18
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Burgundaviamvo, should I bother asking on -devel about other opinions regarding the repo dialog redesign?02:20
Treenaksmpt?02:21
Treenaks[this IS devel btw] 02:21
Burgundavia-devel the mailing list02:21
Treenaksah, ok :)02:22
mvoBurgundavia: the bits that michiel pointed out? or did you send something new?02:22
Burgundaviamvo, just asking for general opinions02:22
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Burgundaviaas we have 2 sort of competeing visions02:22
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mvoBurgundavia: you don't like michiels ideas?02:22
Burgundaviamvo, not really02:23
Burgundaviamvo, the other issue we have is that we hae the same dialog being used in 2 very different places02:23
Burgundaviasynaptic and the u-manager02:23
Burgundaviaone has menus, and the other doesn't02:23
Burgundaviatherefor, for synaptic, I would move auth, etc. to menu items02:24
Burgundaviabut that doesn't work for the u-manger02:24
bob2elmo: the readahead dir in the pool seems to be gone, but the Packages files say it should be there.02:25
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kikoyawn02:28
pittihi kiko, tough night?02:28
kikojust too rainy here02:29
kikohasn't rained for months, and now this.02:29
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pittithom: don't worry, when GettingRidOfTheDesktop is implemented, maintaining lynx will be easier02:30
Burgundaviasecurity will also be much easier with OneButtonKeyboard02:31
mvoBurgundavia: what would be you alternative idea?02:32
thompitti: grin02:32
Burgundaviamvo, that is the stumbler, I am trying to reconsile these 2 competing ideas02:32
Burgundaviamvo, I haven't had an epiphany yet02:33
danielsthom: make the pain stop kthx02:34
danielsS  SHR S %CPU %MEM    TIME+  COMMAND02:34
daniels 9070 daniels   16   0  550m 462m 2420 S 12.2 46.1  65:15.61 firefox-bin02:34
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jdubBurgundavia: what's wrong with michiel's design?02:34
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Burgundaviajdub, I am not certain that MDI is the best way, but as I mentioned, this issue with two very different apps sharing the same dialog02:36
jdubfor the update manager prefs dialogue? that is *not* MDI, it's just tabs (which is a far saner way to aggregate related preferences than entirely new windows)02:37
diemanugh02:38
diemanMDI.02:38
Burgundaviajdub, have you read the first comment here: http://blogs.gnome.org/nb.cgi/view/michiels/2005/05/10/002:38
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Treenakspitti: current cryptsetup doesn't seem to have LUKS stuff in it :(02:39
pittiit has!?02:39
lamontKamion: bash: svn: command not found02:39
lamonthrm.. i can fix that. :-)(02:40
diemanlamont: morning.02:40
lamontmorning dieman 02:40
pittiTreenaks: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/c/cryptsetup/cryptsetup_1.0-0ubuntu1/changelog02:40
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Kamionlamont: hm what where?02:40
lamonton my machine. 02:40
diemanlamont: im going to try and find time to get patches for all your ftbfs bugs over the next few days because they are all so fun.02:40
lamontdieman: WOOT!02:41
diemanlike, i learned so much about autotools last night i dont think i want to know why people use it. :)02:41
pittiTreenaks: argh, it didn't build02:41
Treenakspitti: ah.. that explains it02:41
diemanlamont: or at least mess around with ftbfs bugs, etc.02:41
lamontdieman: autotools are evil02:42
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jbaileylamont: So I'm a freak for liking those too? =)02:42
pittiTreenaks: my bad, will fix ASAP02:42
jdubBurgundavia: the reference to MDI is just wrong02:42
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diemanugh. sendmail.02:42
thomjbailey: i think that's pretty well established regardless :P02:43
jdubBurgundavia: the other points raised are about simplification, not the use of tabs02:43
diemanthe old OOo/staroffice interface was MDI, that was evil.02:43
jdubBurgundavia: the sources and authentication pages are reasonable02:44
jdubBurgundavia: the settings page is pretty reasonable to (though many of them could be ditched if we didn't want to expose those settings)02:44
jdubmvo: i think the channel stuff in FindingPackages will have some impact on this02:44
Burgundaviajdub, actually, I just realized that he has a new 2 tab one: http://blogs.gnome.org/nb.cgi/view/michiels/2005/05/12/002:45
Burgundaviajdub, I am composing my how to merge our ideas together comment on the bug02:45
pittiTreenaks: uploaded cryptsetup_1.0-0ubuntu2, should be fixed02:45
Treenakspitti: cool02:45
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pittiTreenaks: forgot a build dependency02:46
jdubBurgundavia: right, so that's just simplification, not outright redesign02:46
Burgundaviajdub, I just added my comment to the bug02:46
Burgundaviahttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1045302:46
Kamionlamont: oh :)02:47
Kamionlamont: DEB_HOST_ARCH_OS := $(shell dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_ARCH_OS 2>/dev/null || dpkg-architecture -qDEB_HOST_GNU_SYSTEM)02:48
Kamionlamont: that's one variant of the short answer02:48
lamontKamion: thanks02:48
Kamionlamont: (and then you test 'ifeq ($(DEB_HOST_ARCH_OS),linux)')02:48
jdubcommented02:49
Burgundaviajdub, cool, we will have a rockin dialog soon02:49
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tepsipakkiwhy was readahead removed from main? breaks my hoary-installs02:50
seb128are xine bugs supported 02:51
seb128or that's universe crap?02:51
Burgundaviajdub, did you see my mockup in comment #5? it isn't very hig happy, but I split the official and non-official02:51
seb128libxine I mean02:51
Burgundaviajdub, which allows for scaling02:51
Burgundaviajdub, and the components would be defined, not hardcoded02:52
Burgundaviajdub, thus is we add alllifeverse, it would simply be tacked on the end of multiverse02:52
jdubBurgundavia: it may allow for scaling, but it doesn't actually scale02:53
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Burgundaviajdub, say again, I am not following you02:53
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Kamionelmo: ^-- readahead, shouldn't there have been a symlink left in main for hoary?02:54
jdubBurgundavia: you've provided a way of showing other repositories, but i do not agree that it will scale usefully (particularly considering FindingPackages requirements)02:55
Burgundaviajdub, so in finding packages we see people adding lots of little repos?02:56
jdubyes02:57
jdubin some use cases02:57
Burgundaviaok02:57
jdubit would be best to come back to this after further work on FindingPackages02:57
Burgundaviaok02:57
Burgundaviathe currently dialog will not deal with that either, I don't think02:57
jdubmvo: when are you going to be in stuttgart?02:58
Burgundaviayou will just have a mess02:58
mvojdub: saturday to monday02:58
jdubcool02:58
jdubi'll be in on saturday afternoon02:58
jdubmaybe we can meet up to work on FindingPackages02:58
seb128what a nice saturday plan :p02:59
mvojdub: I will meet with ross in the 16-17:00 slot, maybe you can join?02:59
mvo(at sunday)02:59
jdub(i have a much better picture of the more difficult requirements now)02:59
jdubmvo: um02:59
jdubmvo: hrm, i had better be at the annodex one03:00
jdubmvo: how about 17:00-18:00?03:00
mvojdub: I would miss robert love then :/03:01
ograoh :(03:02
danielsdear seb128,03:02
danielsGNOME IS ON CRACK AGAIN03:02
jdubmvo: good point03:02
danielslove,03:02
danielsdaniels03:02
seb128what?03:02
seb128panel? wkb?03:02
seb128xkb03:02
danielspanel03:03
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danielsmy bottom panel (the window list, wastebasket, show desktop) just jumped up to the top of my laptop03:03
truluxanother bomb in a car.....30 people injuried this time03:03
truluxshit03:03
danielsit's not spinning and eating all my ram any more, tough03:03
truluxpitti: I'm going to have lunch and listen to the news for a few minutes03:04
danielstrulux: eep :\03:04
truluxpitti: will have vsec ready after that03:04
truluxdand: yes ;(03:04
seb128daniels: bah, just dnd it back at its place :p03:04
danielsseb128: intuitive :P03:04
seb128you moved it, you probably know how to move it back :)03:05
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danielshaha03:05
danielsi didn't move it03:05
danielsi was just reading my email, and bam03:05
seb128weird03:05
danielsit decided I didn't have enough things to harass you about03:05
ogradaniels, blame your mail app03:05
danielsso it gave me some ammunition03:05
danielsogra: mutt??03:05
seb128that's probably the reason03:05
ograyeah03:05
ogra:)03:06
Burgundaviajdub, mvo can you write something up to -devel regarding the stuff you discuss, for those of us who are not going to be at GAUDEC?03:06
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Unfrgivenelmo: ping?03:12
jdubBurgundavia: yeah, will be added to the spec03:14
Burgundaviajdub, cheers, thanks03:14
diemandaniels: don't worry, my bottom panel dances around depending on what machines i login to :)03:16
diemanits really a floating corner panel or something ,though03:16
diemantoo bad gnome doesn't just keep it in the southeast corner at all times :|  login to a box with 1280x1024 and can find it in the middle of a 1600x1200 screen on my main desktop box (shared configs over nfs/orbit over ipv4)03:18
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Simirawho has stolen my Norwegian letters??? And my at-sign?03:31
thomSimira: daniels03:31
tseng|workklammeraffe!03:31
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Simirahelp! Someone!03:31
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thomtseng|work: careful, yours'll be stolen next03:32
Amaranth@03:32
Amaranth;)03:32
Amaranthbtw, what's the latest trick for making X work again?03:32
Seveasediting fontpaths?03:32
Lathiatorder beer delivered to daniels03:32
Seveaslol :)03:32
Amaranthfonts this time? i thought that was last time03:33
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LathiatAmaranth: i had to link /etc/X11/X03:33
Lathiatto /usr/X11R6/bin/X or something i think03:33
Seveasah, then i missed this one already :)03:33
dokoelmo: please sync bash from incoming03:33
Lathiatlook in the error log...03:33
Simirathanks, tseng, but I'll need a bunch of them during the day.03:33
Amaranth/etc/X11/X is not executable <--nice :)03:33
tseng|workyou need a symlink03:34
Simirado I need that?03:34
tseng|worknot if its starting X03:34
Simirafrom to where?03:34
Simiranow I got confused03:34
LathiatAmaranth: yeh so symlink from wherever03:34
Simiraanyway03:34
AmaranthLathiat: It can't be /usr/X11R6/bin/X, that's a wrapper03:35
Lathiatwhy cant it be03:35
Lathiatiirc X is a wrapper anyway03:35
AmaranthXof: /etc/X11/X points back to X wrapper executable, aborting.03:35
thomls -l /etc/X11/X03:35
thomlrwxrwxrwx  1 root 17 2005-05-24 16:58 /etc/X11/X -> /usr/bin/X11/Xorg03:35
thomWFM03:35
Amarantherr, xchat expanded X ro Xof 03:35
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Amaranthhmm, busted symlinks03:37
Amaranth/usr/bin/X11/Xorg and /usr/X11R6/bin/Xorg point to ../../X11R6/bin/Xorg03:37
Amaranthoh, recursive symlinks, even better :D03:38
Simiragrumph03:38
Simiraok, seems my keyboard settings are totally wrong, even though they seem right in the graphic keyboard-setup. Where/how do I get my keyboard set up so it works?03:39
thomah well, guess it's been upgraded and nuked the relevant symlink03:39
TreenaksSimira: use hoary.. or threaten to do something horrible to daniels if he doesn't fix it in breezy03:40
SimiraTreenaks: it *IS* hoary03:40
TreenaksSimira: scary03:40
SimiraI'm not running breezy for my server03:40
Simiraanyone?03:42
Simira*cries a bit for help and sympathy*03:42
Amaranthwoo, i've totally broken X :)03:42
SimiraAmaranth: Breezy or Hoary?03:42
Amaranthbreezy of course03:43
Simiraright03:43
Simirahm...03:43
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Amaranthheh, your problem sounds like user issues03:43
SimiraAmaranth: probably. But it doesn't make it less annoying03:44
Simirabrb03:44
Simiraargh!03:44
Simirahow can I get anything done when none of my keys except stndard letters work?03:44
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Lathiatyeh simple03:47
Lathiatdont run breezy03:47
chmjstraight forward even 03:47
Lathiatyep03:47
Lathiati went back to hoary for now03:47
trygvebw<Simira> Treenaks: it *IS* hoary03:48
trygvebw?03:48
Lathiatwhile i dont mind dev stuff in general a totally broken X makes it hard to get work done03:48
Amaranthnote to self: dpkg -S X is worthless03:48
Lathiatheh03:49
HrdwrBoBhaha03:50
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mkdeRiddell, ping03:52
Riddellmkde: hi03:53
mkdeRiddell, got an email from that JohnLevin chap just now, seems he is organising a Ubuntu stall for that lugradio event03:54
Riddellgroovy, get him to put it on the wiki page :)03:54
mkdeyeah thats what i wrote03:55
mkdehows that list coming?03:55
Riddellmkde: list isn't here yet, I'm sure jdub has been busy working on it all morning03:55
mkdelol03:56
dilingerheh03:56
dilingerone of my coworkers has requested an ubuntu tshirt w/ naked people on it03:56
HiddenWolflol03:57
HiddenWolfI'd sign03:57
kikodilinger, naked mdz  and elmo and sabdfl?03:59
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Amaranthno offense ;)04:00
thomkiko: BAD MAN!04:00
mkdethose naked models would be more appropriate04:00
tseng|workkiko, roughage04:00
bob2kiko: don't give anyone ideas04:00
Amaranthi'm making progress, i've got X: user not authorized to run the X server, aborting. now04:00
dilingerkiko: that'd work, as long as he didn't wear it around the office ;)04:00
kikoyou guys are all about ubuntu and real people04:02
kikowe give you the naked lunch04:02
tseng|workthom: somehow the water from germany yesterday worked all the way to brazil04:02
bob2ah, it's time for the daily "firefox go whacko" show04:06
bob2today's stars include uncloseable error boxes and new tabs getting the url of previous ones04:06
tseng|workbob2: wow, those are my pet peeves too04:07
HrdwrBoByeah04:07
bob2it only happens sometimes.  but seems unfixable without a restart.04:07
tseng|workof course entering a new url gets overwritten04:07
bob2which is awesome when I have 20 lp tabs open.04:07
HrdwrBoBand upgrading while runnig firefox and having the whole thing die in the arse04:07
tseng|workby whatever it decided your url is04:07
tseng|workeh that one is expected HrdwrBoB 04:08
HrdwrBoByeah but if you have it open, you can't save anything you've got open or do anything with it04:08
Mithrandiruse sessionsaver, then04:08
bob2hmm04:09
HrdwrBoBMithrandir: hrm, not sure if it'd work04:09
MithrandirHrdwrBoB: it works.04:09
HrdwrBoBin any case, I got over it, but firefox upgrading should be a tad more graceful04:09
tseng|workhow often do you upgrade firefox, really04:09
bob2Mithrandir: on mozdev?04:09
bob2tseng|work: there's been like 3 security releases since the last time I restarted X04:10
tseng|workevery few weeks04:10
HrdwrBoBtseng|work: often enough... I rarely close it, so even a few upgrades is more than enough04:10
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thomtseng|work: seems that way, yeah04:11
tseng|worki dunno, i consider firefox to be volatile and act as such04:11
tseng|worknot relying on it to save my work or stay open for weeks04:12
Mithrandirbob2: I think so, yes.04:12
thomcurrently on amd64 it doesn't stay open for 5 minutes04:12
tseng|workupgrades arent often enough for me to take major issue with it04:12
thomi might roll one with gcc3.4 and see if it is happier04:12
Riddellmkde: http://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-uk04:15
mkdeRiddell rock04:15
Riddellmkde: can you add that to the wiki page and announce it on ubuntu-user (and ubuntu-devel?)04:16
mkdeRiddell, its on the wiki page, i'll post to those lists sure04:17
mkdeRiddell, gimme a few hours tho04:17
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=== thom supposes he should sign up
pittiTreenaks: cryptsetup built, there you go04:25
Treenakspitti: \o/04:26
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thommkde: already done04:29
pittimvo: uploaded new control-center with the default sound card selector; yay, my first gnome patch04:30
mkdeargh04:30
pittimvo: thanks for your hint about the combobox04:30
mkdethom, yay04:30
Lathiatpitti: woo04:30
mkdei appear to be subscribed twice04:30
mkdehmm04:30
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mvopitti: np, glad(e) to help 04:31
Riddellmkde: you were the first one I subscribed :)04:31
fabbionepitti: all the sound changes are nice, but did you already switch to libesd-alsa ?04:31
pittifabbione: yes04:31
mkdeRiddell, i'm going to unsubscribe that address, but i appreciate the thought ;)04:31
fabbionepitti: and more important... did we actually implemented the kill -HUP esd to reload the new config?=04:31
pittifabbione: we don't use esd any more (or at least not ATM)04:32
fabbioneuh ok04:32
pittifabbione: gstreamer pipes to alsa directly04:32
pittifabbione: esd + dmix really sucks, quality-wise04:32
pittifabbione: I tried a few patches, but none of them helped04:32
fabbioneand if there are other apps != gstreamer?04:32
pittifabbione: alsa or esd04:32
fabbioneso there is still esd around---04:32
pittifabbione: you *can* use esd04:32
pittifabbione: yes, we should switch that to polypaudio soon04:33
fabbionenote that's a little while i can't update my workstation :)04:33
pittifabbione: but I couldn't deal with that yet04:33
fabbioneok04:33
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pittifabbione: we now have dmix, can select the default device in gnome-sound-properties04:33
pittifabbione: I just need to add the hotplug dialog box04:33
pittiHey Keybuk 04:33
fabbionepitti: yeah i was checking the changelogs.. impressive04:34
tseng|workpitti: you rock!04:35
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ograyeah04:35
tseng|workcant wait to try it out04:35
=== pitti borrowed an USB headset for testing, works fine
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truluxpitti: could you give me the default config file for breezy's 2.6.12?04:49
pittitrulux: every arch and flavor has different configs04:49
pittitrulux: apt-get source linux-source-2.6.1204:49
pittitrulux: cd linux-source-2.6.12-*/debian/config04:49
truluxpitti: then gimme i386 by dcc pelase04:50
truluxplease04:50
pittitrulux: I have k7, is that ok?04:51
truluxpitti: yes04:51
truluxthese terrorists are real motherfuckers04:51
jdubdaniels: around?04:51
truluxthere are kids in the streets at that hour04:51
pittitrulux: people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/config-2.6.12-1-k704:51
truluxand more in the street the did the thing04:51
truluxmany thanks04:52
truluxpitti: thanks04:52
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fabbioneogra, amu: ping?04:52
ografabbione, not tested yet, upgrade in progress, the apps are there on one machine. i need to set up my second machine which is busy with Cxx builds...04:54
fabbioneogra: ok04:54
diemanhrm04:54
ograbut you'll get your first report today04:54
diemanreadahead isn't working in the install im doing. hrummmph04:54
fabbioneogra: ok :) tomorrow is fine too :)04:54
diemanjust because of that link issue.04:54
ograoi04:54
ograoki even04:55
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thomright, lets see how hard i broke dhclient05:09
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truluxpitti: did you have problems related to inet = inet_sk(sock->sk);?05:12
pittitrulux: don't know any more; I have to go no, see you tomorrow; sorry05:12
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jdubthom: nice upload ;)05:16
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fabbionelol05:17
fabbioneciao enrico :)05:17
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enricofabbione: ciao!05:29
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thomjdub: shame i fucked it really :P05:38
jdubheh05:39
thom(in a non-terminal way, i should add)05:39
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Mithrandirjbailey: I think fabbione has a totally crackful initrd bug for you.05:41
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\shah the right man the right time :)05:43
fabbioneMithrandir: he knows already05:43
\shMithrandir: libncurses5-dev05:43
Mithrandir\sh: done.05:44
Mithrandirfabbione: oh, ok.05:44
\shMithrandir: thx :)05:45
danielsjdub: yeah?05:47
jbaileyMithrandir: He's handed it to me, and I've got the initrd from the guy now.05:50
jbaileyMithrandir: The bug isn't jumping out at me, though.  I don't see other mentions of it in bugzilla yet, so hopefully it's just that this guy did something insane.05:51
omieis it the kernel not booting?05:51
fabbionejbailey: at least 205:51
omiei had that this morning, several people on ubuntuforums.org are having that problem, too05:52
jbaileyfabbione: Ugh, really?  Gmm05:52
fabbionejbailey: one in the chan and one in the bug report05:52
jbaileyAh, I hadn't looked to see that it was differnet people.05:52
ogradaniels, no more gvim in the package ?05:52
fabbioneomie: can you be slightly more specific?05:52
omieseems like ide-generic wasn't in the initrd or the initrd just wasn't working at all05:52
jbaileyomie: The bug that they showed me appared that libc6 wasn't being copied in.05:53
omiebecause it couldn't boot off my /dev/hda105:53
fabbioneomie: a reference to the forum05:53
omiefabbione: sec05:53
fabbionejbailey: it's probably the same bug all over05:53
fabbionejbailey: the kernel boots.. as the old one can..05:53
omiehttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=81340505:53
fabbionethe changes are close to 0 for the security fixes05:53
omiealmost all those topics are about the same thing05:54
fabbionenone of them can change behaviour like that05:54
jbaileyRight, but mkinitrd hasn't changed at all in the hoary release.  That's the confusing part.05:54
danielsogra: the only thing I deleted is vim-lesstif05:54
danielsif that's what gvim is, good riddance to it :P05:54
danielsbut there's still -gtk and -gnome05:54
ogra~$ gvim05:54
ograE25: GUI cannot be used: Not enabled at compile time05:54
ograwith the recent package05:54
Treenaksogra: *headdesk*05:54
ograheh05:55
danielsogra: never tried -gtk, -gnome worked for me05:55
\shogra: u don't need s/^g// vim;)05:55
danielssomeone else reported that it was broken ... I don't know what it is, I'm not the vim maintainer, and I'm going to bed05:55
ogradaniels, happens with both05:55
jbaileyAh crap.05:56
jbaileyAcc. to the forums some people updated to glibc 2.3.505:56
Lathiatdnaiels please save the world kthxbai05:56
fabbionejbailey: amen05:56
jbaileyDon't do that people.  When your system breaks you get to keep both halves with little sympathy.05:56
Lathiatlet me guess, it was a backports project?05:56
ogra\sh, if i want to use my mousewheel to scroll through a 8.4M xscreensaver patch, its very helpful to have gvim :-P05:56
thomjbailey: oh hoary? holy christ05:56
jbaileyThe best I can do I guess is upload a new glibc that conflicts against the old initrd-tools.05:57
Treenaksisn't "Sorry, you broke it. We warned you." enough?05:58
\shogra: 8.4M?05:59
ogra\sh, yep05:59
\shu rewrote xscreensaver?05:59
ogranope05:59
Treenaksogra: images?06:00
ogranope...06:01
Kamionjbailey: that would cause fun upgrade issues, surely06:01
jbaileyKamion: Possibly, but using the new glibc with an old initrd gives unbootable systems.06:01
\shhmmm..again a package with cp config.{guess,sub} . during the clean: target06:01
Kamionjbailey: do we really want initrd-tools to be removed during the course of the upgrade?06:01
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jbaileyKamion: No, wouldn't it just put in the newer version?06:02
Kamionjbailey: only if it can do so without requiring the newer glibc06:02
fabbionejbailey: probably you want to force a dependency on a new one?06:02
Kamionwhich it might be able to at the moment, but one stricter dependency from initrd-tools could break that easily ...06:02
Kamionversioned << conflicts in upgrade calculations are really REALLY fragile06:02
jbaileyWhat do you suggest?06:03
KamionI'm not sure :-/06:04
Kamionwe need the Breaks: header06:04
jbaileyKeybuk: *poke*06:04
Keybukheh06:04
jbaileyKeybuk: help? =)06:04
fabbioneeheh06:04
fabbionedpkg:06:04
Keybukpatches welcome :p06:04
fabbioneBreaks: distro06:04
Keybukseriously, there isn't a robust way to do that without the long-proposed Breaks header06:05
jbaileyIs that just an "unpack me first" sort of reverse pre-depends type of thing?06:06
omieis it something from backports that's pulling in 2.3.5?06:07
jbaileyNo idea.  I haven't confirmed that it's this in all cases, I just saw it mentioned in the foru,s.06:07
omiei don't think it's quite the case for me:  libc6: 2.3.2.ds1-20ubuntu1306:08
Kamionjbailey: roughly, Breaks is to Conflicts as Depends is to Pre-Depends06:09
Kamionit's a weaker relationship06:09
jbaileyomie: Right.  I'm looking at the specific case where the ld.so just isn't being copied to the initrd.06:09
Keybukif A breaks B, then A and B may be unpacked at the same time, but not configured at the same time06:10
KamionConflicts says "may not be >= half-installed at the same time"06:10
fabbionethere we go06:10
fabbione2.6.12rc5 is up06:10
fabbioneKamion: we are getting closer to final :)06:10
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Kamionupstream *did* say they wanted testing ...06:10
omiejbailey: that's what was happening to me06:11
omieshit06:11
omie/lib/ld-linux.so.2 -> ld-2.3.5.so06:11
omiedon't know what that's about06:11
jbaileyomie: That's about severe suckage. =)06:11
jbaileyomie: If you can help us trace where that came from, that would be lovely.06:12
\shMithrandir: ping06:13
\shah forget it..wasn't in the chroot06:13
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pefhello06:25
pefhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10999 this is my first bug report, have I missed something ? Is it clear enough ?06:27
seb128doko: you want gaim bugs? :)06:28
dokohmm, not really ...06:28
seb128k, because you just reassigned one to you so I was wondering :p06:28
dokoahh, yes, and then I saw gaim was already uploaded ...06:29
seb128k06:30
seb128pef: the bug looks correct, if somebody wants extra informations he'll comment on it06:30
pefseb128: thank you ;)06:33
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\shhmmm06:35
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javihi, I upgrade to breezy gnome-terminal go to hell when I type CNTRL-SHIFT-N .... do you know about it ?06:38
thomjavi: yes06:38
trygvebwjavi, things like that happens when you're using breezy...06:38
trygvebwespecially right now06:39
Burgundaviajavi, ctrl-X stuff is currently fubared06:39
Burgundaviajavi, no ETA on fix06:39
javiok, it isn't only  happens to me06:40
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javithank you!06:42
dokoKamion, elmo: libmime-perl (main) depends on libconvert-binhex-perl (universe). ? 06:52
Kamionsounds like a straightforward thing to promote; it's in the anastacia report06:53
jvwanastacia... why do I suspect that's enought member of the dak family of scripts :)?06:54
Kamioncorrect06:54
Kamionproduces reports of suggested main<->universe promotions/demotions06:55
jvwI see -- demotions, though, you mean removal from a certain ubuntu suite?06:55
Kamionno, movement between components06:55
ogradoko, i assigned you two Cxx transition bugs where i have no idea what to do... beware of vtk, it compiled 2h here06:55
jvwah, right06:56
Kamionwe don't require reuploads to do that, because otherwise we'd've had to upload everything in universe when we were getting started06:56
Kamioninstead there's a script called teri which does the move06:57
jvwwithout recompile even, or with?06:57
Kamionwithout06:58
Kamionit's just overrides06:58
\shraping my rootserver with pbuilder06:58
jvwright, that sounds like all of Debian packages are in some pool somewhere then, otherwise the move would be a bit tricky...?06:59
jvwand covertly an upload anyway?06:59
Kamionnot really, it actually has to move the file from pool/main/ to pool/universe/ and leave a symlink behind06:59
Kamion(if the file was in a different component in another suite, that is)07:00
jvwoh, right, so the debian compontents are in the bigger pool too, next to the ubuntu components07:00
Kamionno ...07:00
dokohmm, what was the equivalent to packages.debian.org?07:00
Kamionthere's an auto-syncer that reuploads Debian packages to our pool07:00
jvwI thought ubuntu didn't have a 'main', but maybe I'm wrong :)07:00
Kamiondoko: packages.ubuntu.com07:00
Kamionjvw: you're wrong ;-)07:01
jvwbad me ;)07:01
Kamion(you asked for that)07:01
jvweh... I'm not offended or something if someone tells me that I'm wrong if I'm wrong...07:02
dokoseb128: could you care about bug-buddy? FTBFS, missing header07:02
seb128k07:02
seb128I'll upload pan for new aspell too07:02
dokoseb128: pan is already done07:04
seb128doko: k, that less to do :)07:05
seb128doko: I'll not get my upload rejected like for gst 2 days ago :p07:05
Kamionjvw: there isn't a "bigger pool", anyway, the pool organisation looks pretty much the same as Debian's; it's just that we move stuff around in it a little more freely07:05
\shtouch: cannot touch `/var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp': No such file or directory07:06
\shE: Problem executing scripts DPkg::Post-Invoke 'touch /var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp'07:06
\shE: Sub-process returned an error code07:06
\shwhile I was trying to create a new pbuilder env for breezy07:06
CarlKI just duplicated https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=10999 - got the same "rt_sigaction(SIGINT..." - is that enough to mark it "confirmed/new", or is there more to it?07:06
dokoseb128: just trying to get main installable again, so Kamion can make a CD tomorrow ;)07:07
seb128k07:07
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fabbioneMithrandir: benno is on irc :)07:14
fabbioneMithrandir: no chan that i can see07:14
mdzmvo: aptitude still seems to need a rebuild07:17
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bob2doko: should python-profiler really be in multiverse?07:18
mdzmvo:   aptitude: Depends: libsigc++-1.2-5 but it is not going to be installed07:18
dokobob2: yes, unfortunately07:18
bob2ah, right, restriction on use07:19
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dokobob2: it's the license, it's restricted, in that the code may only be reused for python related things. whoever does really want to reuse a python profiler outside of the python world ...07:20
bob2on code from 1994, even07:20
bob2that all seems a tad silly07:20
Kamiondoko: ... seems ambitious :)07:21
Kamionbut go for it07:21
Kamionmdz: libsigc++-1.2-5 is correct07:22
mdzoh, we're going from c102->null rather than c102->c2?07:22
Kamionapparently so07:22
dokoit is, I'm in contact with somebody, but you have to track the companies ...07:22
mdzwell, at any rate not all of the apt-related stuff is installable at once07:23
Kamionok, aptitude's installable as part of a debootstrap, so it must be something outside minimal07:23
ogra\sh, see the PbuilderHowto, there is a note about hat07:24
dokoseb128, daniels: did somebody of you did adapt packages to the new dbus?07:24
mdzI can't upgrade apt without removing aptitude07:24
ograthat even07:24
Kamionmdz: breezy_probs.html only lists kynaptic as being uninstallable07:25
mdzthough aptitude seems to be built with the new libapt07:25
\shogra: new note ;)07:25
mdzKamion: they're all individually installable07:25
Kamionah07:25
mdzthey just conflict07:25
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ogradoko, mono moves to main, so we'll get a dbus-cil package out of the standard dbus source ....if that answers your question07:25
\shogra: no there is no problem with doing the update from hoary to breezy, see my error message07:26
\shargl07:26
\shyes07:26
bob2ogra: mono -> main for breezy?07:26
ograbob2, yep07:26
Kamionmdz: ok to move the mono stuff to main now? ogra sent me mail with a list07:26
bob2awesome07:26
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mdzKamion: yes07:26
ograbob2, beagle love :)07:26
bob2ogra: looking forward to it :)07:26
ograyeah07:26
seb128doko: what package? I updated some GNOME stuff with redhat/upstream patches mainly07:26
bob2ogra: plus, when it crashes, you guys have to fix it for me ;p07:27
ograheh07:27
ograbob2, tseng has to, i only care for the amd64isms07:27
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makoogra, tseng: you guys up for a backports meeting say, next wednesday at 19:30UTC?07:28
ograsure07:28
makoand anyone else who wants to show up?07:28
makowho else should be there?07:29
\shyeah07:29
Kamionbeagle, monodevelop, tomboy added to supported; of course elmo'll need to actually do the promotion07:29
jdubmjg59: ping07:29
ograKamion, yay :)07:29
mvomdz: I'll have a look at aptitude now07:30
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ogramako dholbach will be there07:32
dokoseb128: workrave07:33
dokoogra: no07:33
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seb128doko: fedora doesn't ship it apparently, so no patch here07:35
mdzmvo: thanks07:35
makoogra: anyone else who should definitely be there?07:36
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ogramako, dunno if mdz is needed here...or someone else from the desktop teamlead...07:38
mdzwhere?07:38
mdzoh, backports07:38
mdzyes, I need to be there07:38
makomdz: can you be there?07:38
makonext wed, 1930?07:39
Burgundavia`+++++++++++++++007:39
mdzmako: yes07:39
Burgundavia                                                                                                                                               7`-*+1`9-+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++`+7888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888888707:39
Burgundavia+-*`*--/**********************************************************************ZERRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR07:40
makoBurgundavia: RRR07:40
mvoBurgundavia: hrm, what are you doing?07:40
\shthis is not ascii art?!07:40
ograkitti kitti kitti07:40
ogrameow07:40
\shhahah07:40
Amaranththat looks like nothing here07:41
Amaranthwhat was it?07:41
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ograAmaranth, dont you see the cat footprints in it ?07:41
\shit was ascii keyboard art (c) by Burgundavia cat...or his dog tried to become humanoid, an error in the matrix07:42
Amaranthits' a bunch of non-lined up gibberish here07:42
Amaranthoh07:42
Amaranthmaybe he fell asleep on the keyboard07:42
makocool, announced07:44
makomdz: the cc meeting yesterday was funny IRT the backports stuff07:47
mdzmako: I have a todo item to write a spec for official backports07:47
makomdz: you looking to farm it out to someone.. i think next wednesday might be teh place to do it07:48
makopeople were like, "i've done loads of stuff for x and y"07:48
Burgundaviawhoops, sorry guys07:48
mako"great great"07:48
mako.. "and done LOADS fo backports work!"07:48
Burgundaviawas cleaning my desk07:48
makosort of like "let's focus on x and y"07:49
Amaranthwhere are the irc logs again?07:49
makomdz: *loads* of people are using them07:49
mdzmako: see above07:49
makomdz: they have the stats but it's scary07:49
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Amaranthyeah, the backports might not exist soon, they're so popular the server is pushing it's bandwidth limits07:50
Amaranthwait, they got a mirror with a fat pipe, that's right07:50
makoi'm sure tseng is relieved to hear that07:50
CarlKapt needs to get in bed with bittorrent ;)07:50
bob2people have started doing that, then got bored07:51
BurgundaviaAmaranth, I have some irc logs, but fabbione has the offical one07:51
AmaranthCarlK: that would be worthless07:51
Amaranthwhen you're using apt you want it to finish fast and get out of your way07:51
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makoAmaranth: i have some too07:51
makoAmaranth: i'm going to publish the 'official' logs as soon as i write them up07:52
makolikely not today though07:52
mdkeAmaranth, http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs iirc07:52
makomaybe tomorrow night07:52
CarlKAmaranth anything that needs a "fat pipe" could be helped07:52
makohttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UbuntuBackports07:52
AmaranthCarlK: Only a select few packages would benefit. bittorent isn't the greatest thing to use for 400k files07:53
Amaranththat's file size, not number of files ;)07:53
CarlKAmaranth - I agree that the currennt BT wouldn't be good, more the distributed load concept07:54
makoAmaranth: i was going to say that i suspect that bt is not useful for a lot more than 400k files07:54
makoi'm happy to go ahead and generate over 400k files that it would be useful for right now to illustate the point :)07:54
CarlKmako - if it will make you happy, don't let me slow you down ;)07:55
Amaranthapt and synaptic are supposed to basically hide the fact that you're using the internet to download programs, otherwise people might be encouraged to download random programs and try to run them07:55
mdkemako, that meeting is going to be crazy ;)07:55
Amaranthit you use bittorrent it makes it more transparent07:55
AmaranthI have to make it to that meeting, it's going to be funny as hell.07:56
AmaranthProbably lots of users coming to back up/save their precious backports.07:56
mdkei hope it will be civilised07:56
mdkefrom both sides07:56
Amaranth;)07:56
fabbionemeeeeh07:57
ogramdke, at least from our side it will07:57
fabbionebackports are evil :)07:57
diemanugh.07:58
Amaranththey put smeg and pymusique in their universe instead of their hoary-extras, it makes no sense07:58
diemanbackports.07:58
ografabbione, but users demand them obviously.... so lets see to get them to a half way usable state at least07:58
diemanbackports were an invention for debian because policy and release management had different goals than the users who needed them.07:58
makomdke: CRAZY07:59
Amaranthand anyone using backports is probably using a cvs version of gnome-menus07:59
mdkemako, you chairing?07:59
Amaranthof course, that was my fault so i'll hide now07:59
makomdke: i can07:59
mdkemako, bring your cattle prod07:59
makomdke: charing IRC meetings can be tough07:59
makoi have a little bit of practice07:59
mdkei bet07:59
mako-v 07:59
diemanthats what +m is for, at worst07:59
bob2mako has some experience chairing, them too08:00
fabbioneogra: i partially agree, but the recent backports have fucked up security updates for users08:00
makobob2: actually, mostly charing08:00
fabbioneogra: so i am not generally happy about them08:00
ografabbione, if it would be  only that....08:00
mdkefrom a philosophical point of view, backports encourage users to adopt the "i must have the latest version, regardless of whether i need it and the disadvantages" attitude08:00
makoi *really* think that this is more a matter of the fact taht these guys are almost completely out of touch with what we're doing and how we're doing it08:01
kentCant you talk to the persons responsibel for the backports and make them work better with Ubuntu?08:01
ografabbione, but coordinated backports fom people that have gone the MOTU way are at least packaged half way sane 08:01
bob2kent: they're in their own world08:01
makokent: i just planned that meeting for next wed. :)08:01
mdkekent, thats mako's plan08:01
diemanhmm08:01
fabbioneogra: there are packages that you simply can't backport08:01
diemani should show up, im interested now in hearing the discussion.08:01
bob2getting them to usefully participate on the lists would be a good start08:01
fabbioneogra: and i am sure they don't even know that08:01
ografabbione, yep, i know... 08:01
bob2and de-gatewaying the forums from the dev list08:01
makoi mean, they don't even *know* or standards or why we think they are problematic08:02
ografabbione, that are the tasks we have to solve with them... 08:02
makothey seem to be reasonable people08:02
makowe may not get everything we want.. and that's ok08:02
mdkewhy do they make backports?08:02
mdkewhat is the main reason?08:02
makobut it's our interests to do this08:02
makomdke: they're young and impatient ;)08:02
mdkemako, there must be a better reason08:03
fabbioneogra: if i can decide i will put a veto on my packages on backport08:03
fabbioneor for the matter everything that is in base (see kernel, glibc, gcc-*)08:03
makoyes, there is :)08:03
\shmdke: updates, software which will never be included into ubuntu, cause of legal concerns08:03
mako\sh: that's only one reason08:03
mdke\sh, why the updates tho?08:03
\shmdke: e.g. gaim-1.3.008:03
\shbest example08:03
makomdke: they want things more quickly.. and because they can work within their own repository more easily (they think) than in ours08:03
mdke\sh, but hoary gaim is patched right?08:03
diemancan the mailing lists be mailed to without being a member?08:03
\shit's not going to be updated for hoary (IMHO) but many users want to have it08:03
mdkedieman, depends on the list, usually not08:04
\shmdke: honstly i don't know..I'm using psi :)08:04
diemanhmm08:04
makomdke: if we make it easy to work in our repo, make them aware of policy and stuff, i think we'll see this problem sort of go away :)08:04
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diemanoh well08:04
bob2dieman: almost certain they're just moderated for non-subscribers08:04
mdkedieman, ah i think you might be able to post from gmane08:04
diemanheh08:04
bob2dieman: but it's mailman, you can subscribe but elect not to receove any mail08:04
\shmdke: but I think for those reasons backports can be quite usefull, if those guys are applying the same rules like ubuntu official does08:04
diemanbob2: ahh, forgot08:04
mdkemako, well unless you change the policy of not uploading new packages during a release cycle (!?!) then I imagine there will always be backports08:04
diemanbob2: thats what i can do.08:04
mdke\sh, i see08:05
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mdkemako, i love the way you are optimistic about everything08:05
Nafallomorning all!08:05
ografabbione, avoid collisions with essential packages, make sure that package quality is at least not fucking up your system....(and i've seen some of their packages .... they make you cry)08:05
Burgundaviamako, I have met one of the backports people, at LFNW after my talk. He is quite a sane person, and would be happy to work within the confines of the official Ubuntu stuff08:05
ografabbione, i would do too, but if you cant stop them from what they do, embrace them ....08:05
ograand make clear how evil it is to backport certain stuff....08:05
makomdke: that's fine.. but they also do backports in places they dont need to, in ways that make upgrading/maintaince very difficult and are in other ways problematic08:05
ograi.e. i have no objections in sane packaged universe backports....08:05
mdkemako, well it will be cool if you can solve that08:05
makomdke: we're not going to get 100%08:06
mdkemako, any progress is progress right?08:06
makomdke: but if we can make our life and the life of our users 50% less problematic, that's still a major victory08:06
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makomdke: and i think that if we offer these people a place to do work that is less problematic and some good reasons to do it, they might choose to direct their energy there.. but who knows :)08:07
fabbioneogra: well i guess i will formally ask them not to backports the packages i maintain and their build-dep and deps...08:07
fabbioneogra: this backport thing today made me lose almost 3 hours to dig in problems that are not even ours...08:08
fabbionethat's rather annoying08:08
ografabbione, the initrd ?08:08
fabbionesince users regret to say that they have backports enabled08:08
fabbioneogra: part of it yes...08:08
ograARGH08:08
mdkemako, :)08:08
bob2fabbione: always ask for their /etc/apt/sources.list08:08
bob2or you find out they installed some random package from debian experimental08:09
ografabbione, i know how you feel, the only way to get mono in hoary re the backports.... and the packages are nearly the worst i've ever seen....08:09
fabbionebob2: that's true, but still.. 08:09
ograbob2, even sid....08:09
ogra(in hoary)08:10
ografabbione, but you cant stop them doing it, we are open source.... so lets see to get some more control t avoid the snafu08:11
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fabbioneogra: yes.. i am not stopping them.. i will ask politely to stop backporting my packages, their build-dep and depends08:11
ograyep, thats good...08:12
fabbione(that hounestly means all of ubuntu != gnome and kde)08:12
bob2hah08:12
fabbionehumpf08:12
ografabbione, oyoure a MOTU ?08:13
fabbionejbailey: the latency problem was nothing to do with my eth008:13
fabbionejbailey: it's a problem with router cpu that overloads when the NAT table is full :/08:13
fabbioneogra: uh?08:13
ografabbione, i would restrict that to main...08:14
ografabbione, let them play in the universe ;)08:14
fabbioneogra: i don't have build-dep in universe :)08:14
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ografabbione, you also said depends ;) 08:14
\shhuu? Message-ID: <BAY12-F4CCB660359D8A35D87ADEAD0E0@phx.gbl>08:14
fabbioneogra: yeah.. not reverse-depends08:15
ograhehe08:15
\shSuSE has some fixed place from where you can get most of the 08:15
\shpackages. This feature is absent in Ubuntu. You need to build your own 08:15
\shsources.list.08:15
\shdid i miss something?08:15
ogralol08:15
Burgundavia\sh, where is that from?08:15
Amaranthdhcp stuff uses dbus now?08:16
Amaranthis that for NetworkManager?08:16
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fabbioneAmaranth: sooner or later the kernel will depends on dbus08:16
bob2Amaranth: yes08:16
fabbione:)08:16
Amaranthfabbione: scary08:16
\shBurgundavia: ubuntu-users ML08:16
Burgundavia\sh, yes, I saw it now08:17
blueyedThe bittorrent tracker is "offline" (again).08:17
\shBurgundavia: answered already ;)08:17
Burgundaviamdke, you are wrong about the UK team not need to do translations08:17
Burgundaviamdke, there are very active welsh translation teams08:18
mdkeBurgundavia, argh shit08:18
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Burgundaviamdke, and gallic08:18
mdkeneed to remedy that08:18
mdkethanks08:18
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luis__and even fairly active british english teams08:19
luis__s/color/colour/08:19
luis__and such08:19
mdkeluis__, *rolls eyes*08:19
luis__yeah08:19
luis__I think it is sort of silly too08:19
mdkebut i can't believe i overlooked the other UK languages08:19
luis__but they get pissy when you say that too their face and/or threaten to take it away :)08:20
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Burgundaviathis is cool http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/wales/3975519.stm08:20
mdkethanks Burgundavia 08:20
Burgundaviamdke, just figured I would point it out08:21
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mdkeBurgundavia, i'll repost but just to the -uk list i think08:22
mdkeor maybe i should post to the others too08:22
Burgundaviamdke, just to the UK and sounder I think08:24
Burgundaviamaybe users08:24
mdkesounder?08:24
Burgundaviamdke, the chit chat list08:26
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mdkei didn't post to that one08:27
Burgundaviapretty low volume, you may want to08:27
omiedid you guys track down the libc6/mkinitrd problem yet08:28
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\shhttp://star-techcentral.com/tech/story.asp?file=/2005/5/24/itfeature/11017020&sec=itfeature good to read (martin taylor, MS GM for platform strategy)08:31
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syndicateIs anyone working on adding the redhat cluster system and GFS to ubuntu?  If not, who would I talk to if I wanted to start working on it?08:32
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ograsyndicate, http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/ClusterFilesystems08:33
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ograsyndicate, ;)08:33
syndicatesweet08:33
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ograsyndicate, if you happen to be crazy enough to use breezy, feel free to help testing :)08:34
syndicateYeah, i'm using it now08:34
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ograsyndicate, and if you want to help testing, please get in contact with fabbione :)08:35
syndicatewill do08:36
ograsyndicate, great, fabbione will love to hear that :)08:37
syndicateYeah, I love clustering stuff08:37
syndicateand I love ubuntu08:37
syndicateI feel like a jackass just consuming :)08:37
ograyay, we too 08:37
syndicatedo you have his email handy?08:37
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kikofabbione@canonical.com should work08:38
syndicateexcellent08:38
Amaranthis it sad that i'm installing bits and pieces of KDE just to see smeg load the icons for them correctly?08:38
\shBurgundavia: u read the reply of this guy with the chaos sources.list?08:43
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\shbtw. a good example how bad backports can be08:44
Burgundavia\sh, no, I don't follow users, except on the forum08:44
Burgundavia\sh, just saw it now08:45
Burgundavia\sh, that is pure insanity08:46
\shBurgundavia: this is bad08:47
Dilagohi, How can mount floppy in boot process of Live-CD?08:50
Dilagoin the first interface of menu debconf ...08:51
ogra\sh, but typical08:51
\shogra: yeah...thats the reason why we need to get the hands on those backporting people ;)08:52
kikoguys08:53
kikodid hoary support ntfs-resizing?08:53
Mithrandirkiko: iirc, yes.08:53
\shntfs resizing?08:54
kikoMithrandir, how was it accessed in the installer menu?08:54
Mithrandirkiko: press enter on the partition and it'll offer to resize, iirc.08:54
syndicatetruncating and update the tables :D08:54
kentwhats up with www.ubuntu.com?  Are you chaning the css or something? it looks a bit strange in firefox.08:54
kents/chaning/changing  :)08:55
kikoMithrandir, hmm, no resize option, though you can edit the size. nothing happens when you do that, though.08:56
Mithrandirkiko: http://linux-ntfs.sourceforge.net/info/ntfsresize.html 08:57
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bob2thom: is libapache-mod-security even useful anymore?09:28
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sladenlamont: I wrote this a couple of weeks ago;  it may help your live-cd situation on !i386 http://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/e2fszero/e2fs-zero.py09:45
dokoelmo, Kamion: seb128 and me found one more packages for universe->main: libnautilus-burn209:47
Mithrandirhm, what's the font used in the logo?09:54
ograMithrandir, i know a very similar one called VAG-Rounded.... but thats a commercial one09:55
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ogramss ?09:55
Mithrandirogra: any idea if there's something which won't look too bad together with it?  I just need to add "norge" to the logo for ubuntu-no09:56
mdkekent, looks ok here, try shift reloading09:56
\shMost Stupid Supporter09:56
ograMithrandir, i would take a different one, if you take just a similar one it might look like patchwork09:56
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kentmdke, it must have been temporary insanity on my side.  It looks ok now :)10:04
BurgundaviaMithrandir, the ubuntu logo is hand created, not a font10:05
mdkekent, cool. sometimes it has caching problems10:05
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BurgundaviaMithrandir, I would choose something that fits, but is complementary, but not an exact copy10:06
lamontsladen: coolness10:16
sladenlamont: would adding an option to copy the blocks to a new file (instead of writing zeros to the existing one) be more useful;  since then the file would be re-sparsed, whereas writing to it means that it'll always get expanded to full size (eg. 3GB, even if only 500MB is in use)10:20
lamonttoday we do a unpack/pack into the same filename (which is a re-write).  I suppose writing to a new file would be better, though.10:21
omiedid any one figure out how libc6 2.3.5 ends up getting into hoary?10:25
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omiesomeone was saying backports and breezy, but we have a machine here that supposedly hasn't touched backports or breezy and it's got ld-2.3.5.so10:28
Mithrandirsmurfix: who is responsible for ubuntu-fr.org?  Can I rip the look off them or whom should I ask for permission?10:31
smurfixI'd assume that David is (or knows) that person10:33
Mithrandirsmurfix: which David?10:33
smurfixThe one whose name is next to "FrenchTeam" on the LoCoTeamList wiki page. ;-)10:33
smurfixMithrandir:  david@ubuntu-fr.org10:35
Mithrandirsmurfix: cheers, thanks.10:35
mdkesmurfix, y010:35
mdkesmurfix, what was the issue john levin was hinting at re: GB/UK?10:36
thomuk is the iso code for ukraine, among other things10:36
smurfixthom: No, the Ukraine is .ua10:36
Mithrandirthom: the language code for Ukrainian, but the country code for the great britain.10:36
Mithrandirgreat, isn't it?10:37
mdkehttp://www.bcpl.net/~j1m5path/isocodes.html10:37
smurfixThe country is "Great Britain and Northern Ireland"10:37
thomMithrandir: thanks, is what i meant10:37
smurfixso, .gb, being Great Britain, technically does not include Northern Ireland10:38
mdkesmurfix, yeah10:38
mdkesmurfix, which was why we preferred uk, but he suggested there was a good reason to go with gb?10:38
smurfixYeah, because the official country code *still* is .gb, and that's where he lives in ;-)10:38
mdkeconfusing stuff10:39
smurfixI'm going to compromise by allowing both, and strongly suggest to people to be somewhat consistent10:39
mdkei have always used/heard united kingdom10:39
\shlaters gentlemen10:40
BurgundaviaMithrandir, ubuntu-ca has already ripped off their look with permission10:40
mdkeca is another confusing one :/ *scratches head*10:41
smurfixmdke: You just need to state what you're talking about... reallanguage example: what's a "wing"?10:41
Burgundaviasmurfix, dead chicken, thing on a plane10:41
mdkeor bird's wing10:42
smurfixpart of a building, part of a window10:42
Burgundaviathat to10:42
mdkeyeah all those10:42
mdkealthough haven't heard the window one ;)10:42
Burgundavianot part of a window, not in Canada10:42
Burgundaviamdke, ca is the catalan lang code, but the Canadian country code10:42
smurfixI've heard it. It's quite common usage in German10:42
mdkeBurgundavia, yeah thats what i mean10:42
mdkegerman words don't count :p10:43
smurfixSo in the context of any given conversation that word is not ambiguous at all, and neither is "ca". Mostly. ;-)10:43
=== mdke nods
ogramdke, they do: eins zwei drei ;)10:44
Burgundaviain the context of ubuntu-ca, it is ambigous10:44
mdkeogra, omg i just got that10:45
mdkethat's terrible10:45
ograheh10:45
ograbut they count ;)10:45
mdkeyou're just making it worse for yourself10:46
=== mdke checks the EC treaty for the official name of his country
smurfixBurgundavia: Possibly -- if it ever becomes an issue, we'll use three-letter language codes.10:47
Burgundaviayes10:48
Mithrandir*sigh*; why doesn't gimp have a "scale down and save a copy as?"10:48
mdkesmurfix, apparently our official name is "the united kingdom of great britain and northern island" ;) go figure10:49
Nafallotukogbani :-)10:50
smurfixMithrandir: so write a script ...10:51
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ograMithrandir, for mass resizig gthumb has some options11:18
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Mithrandirogra: I'm not interested in mass resizing, I'm interested in working in high-res, but exporting to web-quality.11:22
ograah11:22
Mithrandirogra: but thanks anyhow. :)11:22
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\shtime to go to bed :(11:45
uniqgnite \sh.11:47
mvonight \sh 11:47
ogranight \sh 11:50

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