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robotgeekhi..question. what do i do with stuff like this. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BrianWiese04:38
robotgeekfound it in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VimSyntaxHighlighting/talk04:40
ajmitchlooks like a personal page04:40
ajmitchso leave it04:40
robotgeekokay. looking to make a vim page with all vim links in it04:40
ajmitchI guess it shouldn't be a subpage of that04:41
ajmitchso reparent?04:41
robotgeeki dunno why it's there in the first place. 04:42
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Burglaptopmpt, ping06:52
Madpilothi Burglaptop06:54
Burglaptopsalut Madpilot 06:58
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Burglaptopbonsoir robitaille 07:33
robitaillehey Burglaptop!07:34
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ajmitchrobitaille: quite a few, aren't there? :)07:35
robitailleit's a good thing07:35
ajmitchyep07:40
ajmitchthanks for writing up that announcement to make it possible :)07:40
robitailleno problem.    07:40
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Burglaptoprob^, can I suggest a quick change to the faqguide? we can remove totem-xine for the list of things to install. Gstreamer appears to work.08:01
Burglaptoprob^, and totem-xine simply means that they have to get w32codecs08:02
robitailleI discovered this week that installing gstreamer0.8-plugins gstreamer0.8-plugins-multiverse allowed me to play some things in totem that I could play previously using w32codecs08:04
Burglaptopyes, I just discovered that too08:05
Burglaptop.mpg and the trailers from trailers.apple08:05
BurglaptopI think gstreamer is now as complete as xine08:05
Burglaptopbut I have no sound with the totem plugin08:06
robitaillehaven't tried the plugins;  I was testing it using a the stand-alone client.  let me try one08:07
robitaillesame here; no sounds on one of the apple trailer using the plugin08:09
Burglaptophmm08:10
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robitailleBurglaptop,  using totem-xine results in no image and no sounds using the plugin inb the trailers.apple site.  So I guess gstreamer is 50% better; but not perfect.08:22
Burglaptoprobitaille, you need w32codecs08:35
robitailleyeah I guess.  the point of the exercise in my mind was to try to find a way  away from installing w32codecs.   for the amount of multimedia I do, I'll stick with gstreamer.  But for users in general, I guess you still have to suggest using totem-xine since it still works better08:37
Burglaptopyes, but we also tell the user to install all the gstreamer stuff08:40
rob^hi, whats that?08:43
rob^at the moment the list is:08:45
rob^Libraries (multiverse) > gstreamer0.8-plugins-multiverse08:45
rob^Libraries (universe) > gstreamer0.8-plugins08:45
rob^Libraries (universe) > gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg08:45
rob^Libraries (universe) > gstreamer0.8-mad08:45
rob^Multimedia > vorbis-tools08:45
rob^Multimedia (multiverse) > lame08:45
rob^Multimedia (multiverse) > faad08:45
rob^Multimedia (multiverse) > gstreamer0.8-lame08:46
rob^Multimedia (universe) > sox08:46
rob^Graphics (multiverse) > mjpegtools08:46
rob^Graphics (universe) > ffmpeg 08:46
rob^GNOME Desktop Enviroment (universe) > totem-xine08:46
rob^(sorry for the paste!)08:46
rob^so you want to remove totem-xine? does video now play smoothly without it?08:47
rob^brb08:49
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Burglaptoprob^, we install totem-xine, which doesn't use all the gstreamer plugins we just installed08:54
Burglaptoplet me get you a patch08:54
Burglaptoprob^, I forgot to review it08:55
Burglaptopwe should only need to install 3 things08:55
rob^true, but one day we will use all the gstreamer stuff, it just doesn't work all that well yet08:55
Burglaptoprob^, it actually does on fresh installs08:55
rob^unless something has changed again lately08:55
Burglaptoprob^, robitaille and I were just testing it08:55
rob^what about totem-gstreamer?08:56
Burglaptopthat is what we were just testing08:56
rob^thats the default right? does it work well/smooth?08:56
robotgeeki tried both totem-gstreamer/totem-xine. totem-xine works better08:56
rob^I wonder how that will affect translations though08:56
Burglaptoprob^, yes, gstreamer is the default08:56
rob^last time I checked it was painfully slow08:57
Burglaptoprobotgeek, -gstreamer has made great strides in breezy08:57
robotgeekBurglaptop: doesn't rhythmbox use gstreamer? it skips while playing an mp3 :(08:57
robitaillepersonally I findgstreamer is still a bit on the slow side on my laptop08:57
Burglaptoprobotgeek, yes it does08:58
rob^yeah, I get a bit of choppyness with rhythmbox when my system is under a little bit of load08:58
Burglaptopyes, but gstreamer is only patent illegal, not copyright illegal as well, ala w32codecs08:58
Burglaptopand multiverse is easier to add than hoary-extras08:59
rob^I wish there was a better way then w32codecs, but I fail to see one08:59
Burglaptopit appears to me that there is09:00
rob^does gstreamer support everything that w32codecs does?09:00
Burglaptopshould, with multiverse plugins09:00
robitailleBurglaptop,  I'm all for suggesting to use gstreamer, but my test earlier on trailers.apple didn't produce any sounds for the trailer I was looking at using only stuff from multiverse09:00
=== rob^ can see some translators getting really pissy if we go and change things though
robitailleit's a bit late  in the game to make that switch, isn't it?09:01
Burglaptoprobitaille, that is likely a totem bug, not a specific gstreamer one09:01
Burglaptoprob^, that is my bad, I forgot to review it throughly for saneness09:01
robitailleBurglaptop,  or a missing codec in multiverse for the audio track of these trailers09:02
Burglaptopunlikely09:03
Burglaptoplet me test by downloading09:04
robotgeekunfortunately, can't help u guys here..i am on ppc09:04
robitailleI have faced very recently 2 videos that were only video, no audio, due to codecs issues.  one was solved by using vlc, the other by using w32codecs09:04
rob^got a url for that apple movie that was causing problems?09:04
robitaillehttp://trailers.apple.com/trailers/newline/the_man/theMan240.html09:05
rob^yeah it runs ok with w32codecs and totem-xine09:06
robitaillebut I got no sounds using totem-gstreamer will all the multiverse plugins installed.09:07
Burglaptopok, fails to play09:08
Burglaptophmm09:08
Burglaptopbut we should cleanup the installation stuff09:08
rob^yeah, same looks like its no good09:08
Burglaptopwe only need to install 3 things09:08
Burglaptopsox and the non gstreamer stuff can die09:09
rob^nah09:09
rob^you still need lame, faad and others for stuff09:10
rob^ffmpeg09:10
Burglaptopyou do, but gstreamer0.8-plugins-multiverse will get all that for you09:10
rob^about the only one that could die is sox09:10
Burglaptopand -plugins will get the stuff from universe09:10
rob^not everything uses gstreamer that needs those packages though09:10
Burglaptopand -ffmpeg, because that isn09:10
Burglaptop't in the other three09:11
rob^ Multimedia (multiverse) > lame09:11
rob^Multimedia (multiverse) > faad09:11
rob^these ones I mean09:11
Burglaptopthose ones will come with -plugins-multiverse09:11
Burglaptoptrust me09:11
rob^I know there are gstreamer ones, but they suck09:11
Burglaptopthe gstreamer ones use lame and fadd09:11
Burglaptopthey are just wrappers around the existing code09:12
rob^grr multimedia sucks on linux doesn't it?09:12
Burglaptopyes09:12
robotgeekon ppc, very much :(09:12
rob^it would be nice if you could just install a package called "codecs" and everything is done for you09:12
robitailleBurglaptop,  gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg is not included in gstreamer0.8-plugins ...09:13
Burglaptoprob^, you almost can09:13
Burglaptoprobitaille, yes I know09:13
Burglaptoprob^, you only need 3 meta packages09:13
rob^hang on, let me try removing w32codecs and just using gstreamer09:14
rob^I removed everything without gstreamer next to it except totem-xine09:18
Burglaptopyou need totem-gstreamer and those plugin packages, plug ffmpeg09:19
rob^Ok, so I removed lame faad ffmpeg sox mjpegtools vorbis-tools and w32codecs, but not totem-xine09:20
rob^that apple trailer plays but without sound09:20
Burglaptopok09:21
rob^if I remove totem-xine and install totem-gstreamer, it doesn't play at all09:21
rob^so we at least need w32codecs for quicktime09:22
rob^and totem-xine because the gstreamer one sucks09:23
robitailledid you noticed a difference in speed between totem-xine and totem-gstreamer?09:23
rob^robitaille, yes, one works one doesnt09:24
rob^:)09:24
rob^does dvdrip use gstreamer yet?09:25
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robitaillerob^,  totem-gstreamer worked for me but no sounds;  and video seemed a bit slow.09:26
rob^it does suggest mjpegtools though09:26
rob^well, I say we leave it, currently its the best working option if the user installs w32codecs and even if they dont09:27
rob^we just need to make sure RestrictedFormats on the wiki is up to scratch and easy to follow09:28
rob^for w32codecs anywya09:28
rob^s/anywya/anyway09:28
rob^ok, bbl09:30
rob^grr downloader for X still isn't working09:35
ajmitchrob^: can you give more info on malone #2340?09:40
ajmitchsince it looks like it was apache that failed, rather than anything in your report :)09:40
Burglaptoprob^, hopefully dapper will solve much of this09:41
Burglaptopnight all09:41
rob^http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=234009:41
rob^ajmitch, on that one?09:41
ajmitchmalone09:42
rob^grr I wish we just used one bts09:43
ajmitchwe will09:43
robitaillerob^,  I have tried 2340, and it works fine now.09:43
rob^I did it yesterday09:43
rob^I ended up getting it working by just running the apt-get again09:45
ajmitchok09:45
rob^I think its just because things are not configured in the right order09:45
robitaillehumm...but I have apache2 already installed on my machine.  installing usermin worked for me on the 1st try09:45
rob^anyone know where I can find some information on yelp?09:58
robitailleyelp yelp    :)09:58
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robitaillehttp://directory.fsf.org/text/doc/yelp.html points to some urls, but notihng obvious documentation-wise10:00
rob^there is a couple of bounties on the gnome web site at the bottom of this page: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=234010:01
rob^grr10:01
rob^http://www.gnome.org/bounties/Documentation.html10:01
rob^that page10:01
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rob^:-*10:12
rob^hmm, gaim and irc..10:12
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mdkemorning all10:43
Madpilothi mdke10:43
robotgeekhi mdke Madpilot 10:43
rob^hello10:44
mdkehi there10:44
mdkerob^, how is your translation of the faqguide going?10:44
rob^well, I've kind of come to the conclusion that seeing as I'm an aussie and I understand everything there, it doesn't really need translating into AU english10:45
robotgeekmakes sense to me10:45
rob^I noticed the same thing on evolution also10:45
Madpilotrob^: so you'll just add "G'day, mate!" to the top, and call it translated into AU_en? ;)10:45
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rob^heh yeah, I was thinking of pulling out an aussie slang dictionary out..10:46
Madpilot... and I'll add "eh?" to the end of every 2nd sentance, and call it translated into CA_en... ;)10:46
rob^might of been humourous10:46
rob^haha10:46
mdkehas anyone noticed that there is no option in nautilus to have the address bar there for browser mode?10:46
mdkei hate the way that gnome always have to bugger something up for every release10:47
rob^there is a "places" bar10:47
Madpilotactually, maybe I'll thrash out a "Canadian translation" for the UBZ folks...10:47
rob^haha10:47
rob^I wish I was going :(10:47
mdkerob^, yes, and you can get the address with go->location but you can't set it to always show up like that, unless you edit a gconf key10:48
rob^mdke, ah yeah I see10:48
rob^I tend to use the xterm for everything, so never really noticed10:48
mdkei use nautilus a lot10:49
rob^why the heck did they remove it?10:49
Madpilotthe Gnome "Open File" dialogue box already used buttons, so Nautilus has been changed to match, I think10:50
mdkerob^, cos they suck10:50
rob^Madpilot, pretty much10:50
rob^mdke, yep10:50
rob^I think I've found a solution to having svn access at work10:51
mdkeuse linux?10:51
rob^hehe apart from that10:51
MadpilotI sort of like the buttons; fastest way to move up a directory tree. Not sure how I'm going to like them in Naut, though... (not running Breezy yet...)10:51
rob^I'm talking a solution that uses an nt4 box without installing anything10:51
rob^I got webmin going on my home box and pointed a domain name I own at it10:52
rob^It was a bit painful, but I now have buttons in webmin that do "svn up", "svn commit" and stuff10:53
mdkeheh cool10:53
mdkei guess you could just use putty dude10:53
rob^nah, basted firewall10:53
mdkerun an ssh server on a different port?10:53
rob^I was thinking of using some tunneling software to get out, but this method doesn't break any work IT policies10:54
mdkeah10:54
rob^nah, all ports are ssh/telnet blocked10:54
mdkejeez10:54
mdkei'm starting a new job next week10:54
mdkei ran em up, to ask about computer compatibility and the guy was chuffed when he heard that I ran linux10:55
mdkei was worried I might have to install windows :)10:55
rob^I was going to tunnel over ICMP or DNS, but I don't know how I would explain all that traffic10:55
mdkeheh10:55
Madpilotrob^: where do you work that's so locked down?10:55
rob^err10:56
mdkethat's classified10:56
mdkehe'd have to kill you10:56
rob^hehe10:56
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Madpilotheh. never mind, then... 10:56
mdkehe works for microsoft10:56
rob^yeah, thats it10:56
rob^we still use nt410:56
mdkeman that faqguide is gonna take a while to translate10:57
rob^we distribute xp for all the suckers10:57
rob^yeah10:57
Madpilota friend figures NT4 is the only stable OS Redmond ever managed to produce... :|10:58
rob^Burgundavia wanted to make some changes before, I was like: I dunno about that10:58
mdketo XP?10:58
rob^yeah nt4 is so secure, only because of it so old and new worms etc don't work on it :)10:59
rob^umm great english that10:59
Madpilotlike Win98 is "secure" these days...10:59
rob^check out the list of breezy badger translations https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+translations11:00
rob^a while to go yet!11:00
rob^hehe: Release Date:11:00
rob^When it's done. 11:00
mdkehmm11:01
mdkemy touchpad is crazy11:01
mdkei turned the sensitivity down to minimum in the mouse preferences, and it is still flying around the screen11:01
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robotgeekmdke: maybe u need to do some think in your xorg11:02
mdkerobotgeek, i don't play with configuration11:02
mdkeif it doesn't work out of the box, it's a bug11:02
robotgeekmdke: :)11:02
robotgeekmakes sense11:03
Madpilotthere's a translation project into Old English? um... OK... 11:03
rob^hehe11:03
rob^ouch11:03
mdkeawesome!11:03
MadpilotEsperanto, too...11:04
rob^and ye click ye olde OK button11:04
robotgeekklingon?11:05
rob^robotgeek, yes11:05
robotgeeki know it's there...crazy!11:05
Madpilotyeah, Klingon too...11:05
rob^only for tuxpaint though11:06
rob^https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/breezy/+lang/tlh11:06
Madpilotno Tolkien Elvish languages, though...11:06
Madpilotartist Klingons, evidently...11:06
rob^yes11:06
mdkelol11:07
mdkethe sensitive klingons11:07
rob^dam I have never even heard of half of thouse languages11:07
rob^those*11:08
rob^dam rsi11:08
Madpilot6 varieties of Spanish; 4 of Chinese; 3 of Arabic; 5 of English (plus Old English)... wow.11:08
mdkeMadpilot, i have to say, i think it's a waste of people's time to translate into variations of English11:09
Madpilotyeah. Even Australians can be understood, with a bit of effort! ;)11:09
mdkei've never had a problem understanding US or AU or whatever11:09
mdkeomg11:10
mdkei forgot to gloat about the Ashes to rob^ 11:10
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rob^omg someone has translated the bible into klingon too11:10
rob^yeah.. go to hell :P11:10
mdke:)11:10
Madpilotrob^: Shakespeare, too, I've heard11:11
Madpilotwhat is "Interlingua"? Another artificial lang. like Esperanto?11:12
Madpilotit's a constructed language - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interlingua11:15
Madpilotinteresting11:15
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rob^grr the klingons have no word for "pink"11:16
Madpilotwhy am I not surprised? It's just not a very Klingon colour...11:17
ajmitchrob^: that matters? :)11:17
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Madpilotnight all - it's 0215 here, need sleep - working Saturdays bites....11:18
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jsgotangcoBurgundavia: are you already awake?02:48
mdkehi jsgotangco 03:27
rob^mdke, do you know whats going on with the xincludes in the faq guide?03:27
mdkeno idea03:27
rob^the faq guide doesn't build properly using the scripts03:28
jsgotangcohi03:28
rob^it just puts the tags in03:28
jsgotangcodarn im so tired03:35
jsgotangcoi hvaen't been doing anything productive for the docteam03:35
jsgotangcothese talks are just punishing to the health03:35
jsgotangcoim going to take a rest first03:36
jsgotangcobrb03:36
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rob^jbailey, is it too early to get a docs package released in Breezy that works properly (registed in) in yelp? 04:11
rob^registered.. brr its cold here tonight!04:12
rob^umm even if it only contains the english version of the FAQ guide for now?04:13
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jbaileyrob^: No, I've just been lagged.  It's on my todo for this weekend.04:23
jbaileyI'm just trying to motivate myself to do work things right now.04:23
rob^ah ok sounds good, I just wanted to see it in action (how exciting!)04:23
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rob^Burgundavia, you there?04:58
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dholbachhellas07:40
dholbachis gnome-bittorrent featured somewhere?07:40
dholbachin the docs?07:40
dholbachi'd like to change the menu entry for it07:40
dholbachto say "BitTorrent" instead of "GNOME BitTorrent"07:41
dholbachyou think that 'll be a problem?07:41
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dholbachi'm off - see you guys10:36
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