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sivang\sh: I am also getting Dirk Gently's "Long, Dark tea hour of the sould" together with "Salmons of Doubt"12:02
sivangs/sould/soul/12:02
\shsivang: i have the 4 parts of the guide in german+english..the dirk gently books (only in german :()12:03
sivang\sh: :-)12:03
sivang\sh: I've never heared a dirk gently's yet12:04
sivang\sh: s/heared/read/12:04
sivang\sh: the hour does it's work on me :)12:04
\shsivang: actually dirk gently more fun to read...when u read that odin is laying in a bed of an asylum.and that all the time an eagle is hunting down dirk gently...12:05
\shsivang: totally weired...but funny...12:06
sivang\sh: so it sounds :) I'm really looking forward to getting it 12:07
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\shI think i change now to bed..and starting up the other laptop12:10
kbrooksso. hi12:10
sivang\sh: wow, you're continuing from bed with the laptop? when do you sleep?12:11
sivanghey kbrooks 12:11
\shsivang: i just slept 15h since yesterday12:11
sivang\sh: wow, had lots of work with the transitions over work?12:12
\shsivang: the planning is quite a lot of work..but the last days I was even during night at work...and today as well...12:13
\shsivang: i'm just happy that my holiday starts on thursday...and on saturday I'm sitting in the plane to ubz..12:13
sivang\sh: same here :)12:14
kbrooksubz? ubuntu below zero?12:14
\shyepp12:14
sivang\sh: when we started rolling the project at work, we worked almost 13-16 hours a day, it was a pain12:14
\shsivang: i12:14
\shsivang: i'm preparing some new packages for pykde in the meantime and play with bzr12:15
sivang\sh: cool, I should start playing with it as well12:15
sivang\sh: is it much different in its interface then baz?12:15
sivang(I've heared it has memory and speed improvements)12:16
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\shsivang: to be honest...i think i only played with tla once...for a short time...and i'm new to this baz/bzr/tla stuff ... i'll need a short, intensive jblack sprint at ubz for those tools :)12:16
\shsivang: to have an overview (also regarding the LP stuff)12:17
sivang\sh: when you do, pull me in ok? I'd need that as well. I've only used baz for mostly RO operations, so it'd be nice to have this session with him :)12:17
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\shsivang: i think a beer coaster will do as whiteboard replacement ;)12:19
sivang\sh: hahah12:19
sivang\sh: too bad I don't really drink, with all this talking about beer etc :)12:19
\shsivang: well...there is no need to drink alcohol at all :) but a beer coaster is a must to write some phonenumbers or use it for brainstorming sessions while u r sitting in a pub ,)12:23
sivang\sh: this is the piece of wood/paper you put the beer glass on ?12:27
\shsivang: yepp paper :)12:28
sivang\sh: ah so now I know what you meant by "coaster"12:29
sivang\sh: :)12:29
sivang\sh: can you conduct an intense packaging session for me over ubz? (guessing you're to packaging, like jblack is to bzr) :-)12:30
sivang\sh: rather, a sprint12:30
\shsivang: i think thats possible12:32
\shok..will change my place from desk to bed ,)12:32
sivang\sh: sure, btw I'll appriciate it :)12:33
sivang\sh: maybe we can come up with imroving your package-source-from-scratch wiki page12:34
\shsivang: oh..sure..yes...remove the whole wiki page and rewrite now after having more experience *eg*12:35
sivang\sh: :)12:35
\shsivang: thats my plan...12:35
\shk...switching location12:36
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sivangnite all01:14
Seveasnite01:15
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Riddelljdub: you don't want to know what it means in portugese01:49
jdubwait01:50
jdubno01:50
jdubreally, i do01:50
SeveasRiddell/jdub: I'm setting up hostname cloaks on freenode. Do you want one?01:58
crimsunyou're the group contact?02:00
RiddellSeveas: I already have a KDE one02:00
Seveascrimsun, yes02:00
SeveasRiddell, you can choose (and maybe even combine)02:00
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jdubSeveas: i am ok, thanks02:01
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ajmitchafternoon 02:36
crimsunhi ajmitch 02:37
bddebianHeya ajmitch, crimsun 02:48
crimsunhey bddebian 02:48
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jody_lapThe version of gnumeric in breezy is broken.  Unfortunately the 1.6.0 version missed inclusion by a few days, and 1.5.90 has a crasher that's hitting alot of users.  Is it possible to get an update with 1.6.0 pushed ?04:47
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pupilHi guys,. I want to utilize pxe boot or etherboot for a wireless card ( DWL-G510 Wireless Adapter)  I am not sure how to go about doing this05:15
_maydayjay_pupil - PXE only working on wired from the looks of all the info in the wiki....probably should ask this on #ubuntu05:21
pupil_maydayjay_, I was hoping to add madwifi to the sources somehow to add my card to the probe .05:22
pupil_maydayjay_, well not all of madwifi,. but support for my wireless card.. I'm not sure how I'm gonna do it,. cause I need this to boot from hardrive,. so I have enough space.05:23
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pupilLathiat, there would certainly be more configuration, as far as the card goes...05:25
Lathiatpupil: i have my doubts as to whether its supported05:25
Lathiatpupil: good luck i gues, 05:25
pupilLathiat, I don't think its supported,. but I think I can hack it out05:25
pupilLathiat, my card is supported,. all I need to be able to do is be able to detect and configure it to detect dhcp05:26
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pupilLathiat,  there are wireless cards that support wake on lan05:27
pupilI'm a little over my head though,. would love some help05:28
Lathiatpupil: WoL is totally separate to netbooting05:28
pupilLathiat, right.05:28
pupilheh05:28
pupilLathiat, do you think its possible to netboot from wireless adapter?05:29
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Lathiatpupil: no actual idea05:29
pupilhmm05:29
Lathiatpupil: try the pxe mailing lists/irc channels or whatever05:30
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_maydayjay_pupil - if wireless is essential you could use a wireless to ethernet bridge device to get around this.05:43
pupil_maydayjay_, what do you mean?05:44
pupil_maydayjay_, I don't see how it would solve problem,. because when coputer starts,. ith as to detect wireless card,. first issue.,. then  it has to look for dhcp05:45
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_maydayjay_pupil - wireless to ethernet bridge is a box that acts as a wireless client and converts the link to a wired ethernet jack - connect that to an ethernet(wired) interface on the computer you are trying to do PXE with.05:50
pupil_maydayjay_,  ic,. I found an intersting site .. but I'm unclear as to whether he is booting from wiresless adapter,. 05:51
pupil_maydayjay_, http://nlug.org/mail/nlug__2001_04/0338.html05:51
jayakumar2_maydayjay_, i have not seen a bios based pxe client that knows about any wifi chip05:51
pupiljayakumar2, maybe its time to make one05:52
pupiljayakumar2, its not like wireless home network is uncomon05:52
Amaranthpupil: good luck with that05:53
pupillol05:53
Amaranthpupil: I can see it _maybe_ being possible for intel to do it with their wireless laptop setup05:53
Amaranthotherwise you'd need a new bios everytime you got a new card05:53
jayakumar2i don't think i've even seen pxe support for usb eth05:53
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_maydayjay_pupil - LTSP has a wireless package.  You are more than likely going to need to create a bootable CD.05:54
_maydayjay_brb05:54
pupilAmaranth, all I'm saying is to start you'd have to be able to compile the driver into whatever pxe your using,. and then have a script to set it up05:54
jayakumar2Amaranth, i believe most eth chips have a prom that implements the x86 pxe interface (set of inb/outb calls)05:54
jayakumar2so i would assume if a wifi chip implemented the same interface05:55
pupil_maydayjay_, what do you mean wireless package,.?  you mean boot from wireless card?05:55
Amaranthjayakumar2: then couldn't we use that to write a generic driver for all cards?05:55
jayakumar2Amaranth, yes, that's correct. pxe clients all use that same generic interface05:55
pupil_maydayjay_, yeah,. bootable cd is right05:55
jayakumar2that's why pxe can fit in a 256kbit flash for bios05:56
Amaranthwhat does regular network access need that isn't available with the pxe api?05:56
pupilcould this be the begginings of a new project05:57
jayakumar2i don't know. i'd have to check the pxe spec. it should all be in there except it'd be slow since it'd be IO based05:57
Amaranthsure, but it'd be better than nothing for cards without real drivers05:57
jayakumar2agreed05:58
_maydayjay_pupil - here is the announcement about the LTSP wireless support http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=686348&forum_id=254306:01
pupil_maydayjay_, thank you06:02
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rockie hi you all ,how to recover my gpg key from keyserver06:05
Amaranthrockie: If you've lost the private key there is no way to get it back.06:05
Amaranthrockie: The private key never goes to the keyserver.06:05
pupil_maydayjay_, take a look  http://www.route1.com/06:06
pupil_maydayjay_, I went there for an interview...06:06
rockiemy home direction was deleted 06:07
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rockieIt's mean that I shall re-upload my key again?06:07
Amaranthrockie: Unless you made a backup of your key it is lost forever and anything you used it with can't be used anymore until the new key is registered06:08
Amaranthrockie: so if you had your key signed by anyone or used it for logins you need to do all of that over again06:08
Amaranthrockie: but you can just make a new key and register it with a keyserver again, sure06:09
pupilIT CAN BE DONE06:09
pupilhttp://www.freebsddiary.org/wireless-install.php06:09
pupilRead em and weep06:09
rockiethanks 06:10
pupilyou guys reading that?06:12
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_maydayjay_pupil - good find - if it can be done on FreeBSD then it's doable on linux...  Or you could just use the freebsd solution if all you want is a thin client.06:13
pupil_maydayjay_, true,. but,. I'm on ubuntu,. maybe a port is possible,. 06:13
ajmitchall that appears to show is booting off a floppy, not pxe06:15
pupilajmitch, its a start06:15
pupilI'm thinkin boot cd06:16
ajmitchlike the live cd which does wireless now?06:17
pupilajmitch, well,. i want to do ltsp via wireless06:18
_maydayjay_pupil - check http://thinstation.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/ThIndex06:18
pupil_maydayjay_, yeah,. I see it06:20
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pupil_maydayjay_, the guy release a wireless version,. wow,. 06:35
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_maydayjay_pupil - #ltsp has a wireless discussion happening ... channel is slow though...06:41
pupilI'm on ltsp06:42
pupil_maydayjay_, that page you gave me is helpful,.. extremely helpful06:44
pupilgonna see how it works06:44
_maydayjay_Cool let me know how it works out... I have a situation where it might be useful if performance is acceptable.06:45
pupil_maydayjay_,  I'll tell yah,. if it works out on my P133 64mb edo ram,. I think you'll be ok,. I already have thin client working well on etherboot,. time to see how it does on wireless06:46
Lathiatit depends how many clients you want to have...06:46
Lathiatand whether its 11b or 11g06:46
Lathiatoverall i dont think itd be crash hot tho06:47
pupilthe guy that created ltsp is coming to my city,. Toronto, Canda, for tomorrow and Monday06:48
pupilHe's giving a lecture on it06:48
pupilat a college06:49
_maydayjay_pupil - I'm in Burlinton, Ont...not to far from TO.  Where is the lecture?06:49
pupilSeneca college06:49
_maydayjay_Free admission?06:49
pupilI'm not sure, He did not indicate that it cost anything06:49
pupilI will check seneca's site06:50
_maydayjay_Thx...06:50
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pupilhttp://cs.senecac.on.ca/soss/2005/speakers.php06:53
pupil_maydayjay_,  wow,. this dude spent like 5 dedicated hours with me on each day,.. 3 days in a row,. 06:54
pupilso 15 hours06:54
pupilor close to that06:54
_maydayjay_Looks like a great conference...I'll see if I can get the time off work to attend some of it.  Thanks for the info!06:57
pupil_maydayjay_,  no probs06:58
pupilSeneca is stepping up it seems06:58
_maydayjay_Sure does...glad to see opensource getting the attention it deserves in the Canadian Education system!07:00
_maydayjay_brb07:00
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Amaranthgoodnight all07:40
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jsgotangcohi all07:56
Treenaksmorning jsgotangco 08:00
ajmitchhi jsgotangco, Treenaks 08:01
Treenaks*yaawn*08:01
Treenaks8:00 and already up for 3 hours08:02
fabbioneTreenaks: welcome to the club :)08:03
Treenaksfabbione: dude, it's Sunday08:04
Treenaksand I've been hacking python-gst stuff08:04
jsgotangcoheh08:05
fabbioneTreenaks: i am trying to get 2.6.14 to build...08:05
Treenaksfabbione: is it so broken?08:06
[Chameleon] Treenaks: bummer... jahshaka requires QT308:08
fabbioneTreenaks: not at all..08:08
fabbioneTreenaks: just cleaning up bits08:08
Treenaksso when dapper opens we'll have LOADS of new crack :)08:09
Treenaksseb had a new rhythmbox ready as well08:09
[Chameleon] mmm crack08:09
jsgotangcothat would be fun indeed08:09
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Treenaksooh, yes, that too08:10
[Chameleon] I got it setup to fade in/out windows08:10
[Chameleon] freaking awesome08:10
Treenaks[Chameleon] : fading windows? that sounds MovieOS, talk to ogra ;)08:10
[Chameleon] Treenaks: yeah08:10
[Chameleon] Treenaks: across dual monitors08:10
[Chameleon] it's so sexy08:10
[Chameleon] all my menus fade in/out when I access them, too08:11
[Chameleon] even the tool tips fade08:11
crimsunfabbione: excellent, that means we can kill lots of the alsa dpatches :-)08:13
fabbionecrimsun: they are all gone already08:13
crimsunfabbione: righto08:13
TreenaksIs there/has there been any work on unifying/fixing the WiFi drivers?08:14
TreenaksAs mentioned in some post I read linked from planet gnome (re: networkmanager)08:14
jsgotangcobrb08:16
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nnonixI'm thinking of filing a big report for network-manager (which would be my first bug report) and wondered if someone (familiar with network-manager) here might want to check my logic before I do so? I've had no real feedback from ppl in #Ubuntu.09:53
nnonixer, that's BUG report ...09:53
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LaschWDoes bug 17302 mean that fglrx isn't working at all for breezy? 10:12
Treenaksit works..ish10:15
Treenaksand I have a PCIE X70010:15
LaschWHere all my ATI 9100 (r200) cards freeze the system since there is a new fglrx module. And it is reproducable for a lot of other ATI Cards10:16
LaschWThis is very poor due to the fact that fglrx worked fine with the older fglrx modules. 10:18
bob2doesn't X come with Free accelerated drivers for 9100s, anyway?10:19
LaschWbob2: :-/ accelerated? I would call it slowerated, 3D accelleration is more than poor10:20
bob2ok then!10:20
LaschWI can't get even one ATI AGP card working with fglrx. (9100 to 9800)10:22
LaschWbob2: And a propper 3d accelleration is a must for CAD/CAM10:22
LaschWAnd up to now I can't finde even one who get an ATI AGP card working with fglrx10:23
LaschWSo breezy had working fglrx modules in the past, will ubuuntu a) remove the nonworking fglrx or b) bring back the working fglrx modules10:26
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LaschWIn the moment this fglrx problem is a nogo criteria for an OEM to use breezy10:31
TreenaksLaschW: fglrx is not supported, and ATi breaks it every once in a while..10:32
TreenaksLaschW: complain there10:32
LaschWTreenaks: No I dwon't. Thare was a working fglrx in breezy in the past and it's Ubuntu to bring this back. Or, as I said, we (an OEM) will drop Ubuntu 10:34
LaschWTreenaks: And I will bet most other OEM's will do so...10:35
LaschWTreenaks: s/dwon't. Thare/won't. There/10:36
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sivangMorning all10:36
TreenaksLaschW: That one was broken in lots of other interesting ways for other people10:37
TreenaksLaschW: The problem with the fglrx driver is that it's closed-source (for the most part) and written by ATi, not by us. We do test, and you had the opportunity to test during the release cycle10:38
LaschWTreenaks: I won't say so. It was working for most all ATI cards in the past. Up to now it is only working for a few PCIE cards.10:38
TreenaksLaschW: Well, explain your problem better in the bug then10:38
TreenaksLaschW: it might get fixed10:38
LaschWTreenaks: I'm not talking about closed source. I'm talking about bringing back the working fglrx modules!10:38
TreenaksLaschW: Those were broken for (for example) me10:39
LaschWTreenaks: There is a bug 1730210:39
TreenaksLaschW: Add a comment to it that you're experiencing it too, and why you feel the severity should be higher than it currently is10:39
LaschWTreenaks: And I don't think you have tested it on such a variet5y of cards than we have...10:39
bob2come on folks10:40
bob2whinging on irc does not fix anything10:40
TreenaksLaschW: I haven't, the laptop team has.10:40
bob2the bug is filed, people will look at it10:40
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LaschWbob2: I'm not whinging. I just lay my finger in an open wound. Which as I've said is a nogoi criteria for at least one OEM. Only a small one (turnover 230M EUR in 2004)10:42
LaschWIf hwdb.ubuntu.com would be online you might have received a lot of complains.10:45
LaschWhwdb.ubuntu.com is in 'maintainance mode' since weeks10:46
infinityLaschW : The current fglrx drivers are the very first version ever that have worked on my hardware.10:49
infinityLaschW : That said, dapper will open with a shiny new fglrx version that is expected to work much better for everyone.  No, breezy won't get them.10:50
LaschWinfinity: PCIE cards I would think?10:50
LaschWinfinity: From an OEM's point of view it would be very helpfull if something like hwdb.ubuntu.com would be online to verify which cards are working and which not.10:52
LaschWinfinity: Also from a users point of view10:52
TreenaksLaschW: Ubuntu is not only about OEMs10:52
bob2ogra: what's up with the hwdb site?10:52
LaschWbob2: Its in maintainance mode, since breezy release10:53
infinityLaschW : I'm fairly sure bob2 can read, however he's asking the man responsible for it.10:54
LaschWTreenaks: So Ubuntu is not interested in OEM's shiping pre installed systems? Good to know, thanks a lot... 10:54
bob2LaschW: stop it, no one is saying that10:55
infinityLaschW : Anyhow, the above comment was correct, it's a closed driver and I can't do much of anything about it.  I'm sorry that it seems to be broken for SOME people, but it seems to work quite well for many others, and I can't find a magical version that works for everyone, cause there isn't one.10:55
LaschWTreenaks: Pardon me for beeing sarcastic...10:55
ajmitchLaschW: going from 'not only OEMs' to 'ubuntu doesn't care' is a big jump ;P 10:55
infinityLaschW : Note that we expect most OEMs would be shipping with the "ati" and "nv" drivers, not "fglrx" and "nvidia".10:56
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infinityLaschW : The free drivers, though lacking in the acceleration department, DO work.10:56
infinityLaschW : The non-free drivers work for some people, sometimes, but never for everyone.10:57
LaschWajmitch: Apologize, see it as a sarcastic comment10:57
ajmitchI would think that an OEM would be able to select & use the driver they wanted to?10:58
LaschWinfinity: Shure, but tell that a customer... 10:58
LaschWajmitch: We are able to do so, but our customers don't. And for us it's a must that also a customer is able to install the needed packages. We did so for RH and SUSE. And so there are only this distributions wich stay as candidates for a shipping of pree installed systems.11:00
infinityI could trivially prepare some updated packages for testing, which you could distribute, but they'd get ZERO support from us (as we're not putting a newer fglrx into the breezy repository)11:01
LaschWinfinity: What about the idea to have a repository where a customer may find a set of different module versions? (just an idea comming in my mind)11:03
bob2you're welcome to create such a repository11:03
infinityIndeed.11:03
zygahmm11:03
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LaschWinfinity: E.G a repository where one can get the old breezy and fglrx modules?11:04
infinityAs a rule, we'd expect OEMs to show a bit of initiative with driver issues like this.11:04
infinityMicrosoft doesn't press new Windows CDs for you with new driver support on them.11:04
SeveasMicrosoft and driver 'support'....11:04
Seveaslooks funny in one sentence11:04
LaschWbob2: :-)) If I only had access on a repository where all the old packages lay around. There is no archive I've found up to now...11:05
ajmitchespecially as new hardware comes out that isn't supported by the current stable distribution11:05
zygaLaschW: what about the morgue?11:05
LaschWzyga: morgue? tell me more11:05
zygaLaschW: http://morgue.ubuntu.com/11:06
zygaif that is what you are looking for 11:06
infinityThat's not really going to work for you anyway.11:06
zygaoh, it's quite emtpy11:06
bob2are you really willing to tell your customers "oh, it doesn't work? try installing each of the ten drivers on blah.com and see which works"11:06
infinityIf you try to set your users up to use older packages, they'll just get upgraded the first time they do an online update.11:06
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zygaLaschW: are you having issues with fglrx?11:07
LaschWbob2: No. Our sitiuation is a bit more complex. We are a b2b manufacturer for what we call "After Work resellers", very small computer shops. And this customers need working systems, and 3D accelleration is a big momentum for this people11:09
LaschWzyga: Yepp11:09
zygaLaschW: did you try the latest version straight from ati?11:10
LaschWzyga: *grrmmbl* Yes I did. Never seen such a crap before...11:10
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zygaLaschW: (next time buy nvidia)11:11
zygaLaschW: anyway you are cooked, as someone has already said - previous versions were buggy too11:11
LaschWzyga: Ever tried the ATI installer? Try distribution customized install. And you will see an error about not able to find /lib/linux386/lib$FOO11:11
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LaschWzyga: Seems ATI guys never even startet their own installer. As I said crap..11:12
zygaLaschW: I never tried the ati installer, I did try to use some prepackaged drivers in my fedora 1 days but that was long time ago11:12
zygamvo: morning11:12
ajmitchhi mvo 11:13
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zygaWaterSevenUb: hi :-)11:14
LaschWzyga: Right, RH fedora and SUSE packages are working. At least yesterday... So thats what makes me go up the trees...11:14
WaterSevenUbzyga, hi there:) goodmorning.11:14
LaschWzyga: I tried to offer ATI a helping hand making their installer work. But thei wanted me to pay for to do their job....11:15
zygaLaschW: are they based (Suse/rh/fedora) on the latest version? 11:15
LaschWzyga: Yepp, as far as I saw11:16
zygaLaschW: then there is something magical about them - you've said that the lastest drivers from ati are not working11:17
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zygaLaschW: good luck with solving your issues11:17
LaschWthe new ATI installer is not bad, on the first look. It offers to build deb packages. But isn't able due to do so due to wrong path definitions.11:17
sivangmorning mvo, zyga, ajmitch, infinity, Seveas 11:18
mvohey zyga, ajmitch 11:18
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LaschWzyga: At least the last fglrx drivers dont work for 8500 to 9800 agp on boards with Via, nvidia and intel chipset11:19
Seveasoi sivang 11:22
zygasivang: morning :-)11:22
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sivanginteresting note from someone we know about spec ,) http://kerneltrap.org/node/572511:25
sivangs/spec/specs/11:28
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zygasivang: ah, so last week11:29
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\shmoins11:53
Seveasoi11:54
ajmitchhey \sh 11:54
\shoh well...i need a life...sleeping next to my laptop is not the meaning of a working relationship...11:55
zyga\sh: next time sleep next to your laptop *and* your girlfriend11:57
\shi mean, ok the laptop is warm and doesn't snorr, but I prefere a more softer version of someone in my bed11:57
sivang\sh: hehe, Moins!11:57
sivang\sh: at least you slept well?11:59
\shzyga: hmmm..question: if you would be a girlfriend and you see, that your boyfriend has a laptop in his bed...would you sleep next to him? ;)11:59
zygaerr11:59
zyga\sh: mine does11:59
zyga\sh: she's got a laopto too BTW ;-)11:59
zyga(sometimes she preres my psp and just dumps the laptop)11:59
\shzyga: damn...I knew I made something wrong in my life ,-)12:00
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zyga\sh: you should have bought you gf a psp :-)12:00
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\shzyga: well....I tried, but sony didn't release the psp just in time...so now I could buy a psp, but I don't know a place for buying a gf *eg*12:01
\shsivang: somehow yes...right now I'm prepared for long ubz sessions :)12:02
zyga\sh: well, if I were you I'd buy the psp anyway, gf will come along one day12:02
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\shzyga: serious...I'm not in this gamers business...the last time I bought a portable gaming device was for my son...and I was too stupid to play with it...12:03
zyga\sh: how old are you if I may ask?12:04
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\shzyga: in january 3512:05
WaterSevenUbmvo, I received an email from a user concerned with Synaptic translations in debian unstable to portuguese... did you talk to him?12:05
\shzyga: an old fart12:05
zyga\sh: ever since I bought my first game console I dumped pc gaming, I'm 23 now and after 5 consoles I'm pretty much addicted12:05
zyga\sh: nah12:05
WaterSevenUbmvo, I think he was using pt_BR instead of pt_PT.12:05
zyga\sh: you're very old school ;-)12:05
WaterSevenUbmvo, unless there is some problem in debian unstable.12:05
zyga\sh: anyway - gameplay is the only way I rest mentally (apart from sleep) really12:06
mvoWaterSevenUb: no, I haven't 12:06
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\shzyga: I played some xbox games the last time I was visiting ogra...but I'm having trouble to control those big xbox-controls12:07
sivang\sh: what did you prepare?12:07
zyga\sh: I have a gamecube and psp currently, both are a marvel12:07
maswan\sh: so does most humans. :)12:07
maswan\sh: those controllers are huge12:08
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zyga\sh: try a gamecube with your son at a retail store, there are great multiplayer games too12:08
maswanhttp://ps2vsxbox.istheshit.net/12:08
zyga\sh: (for kids that is)12:08
maswanis the classic illustration of that. :)12:08
[Chameleon] \sh: there are smaller xbox controllers available12:08
zygasivang: what!?12:08
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\shsivang: nothing special..but now I slept so long, that I don't need to sleep again ;)12:09
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\shzyga: he tried..that's why I bought him 2 or 3 years ago a PS212:11
\shzyga: and the only game he wanted to play was "Quidditch" and "Fifa Soccer"...12:12
\shgames even12:12
Lathiatheh quidditch12:12
zyga\sh: argh12:12
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zyga(son that is)12:12
zygaanyone who can appreciate adom is a worthy gamer :-)12:13
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\shzyga: adom? this rogue like adv game which is not OSS?12:13
zyga\sh: the very same12:13
zyga\sh: while it'd be nice for the source to be FOSS it's a good thing it's not IMHO12:14
zyga(but that's really offtopic unless we have #ubuntu-fun or #ubuntu-lazy-devel12:15
\shzyga: right12:15
HiddenWolfzyga, -offtopic12:16
HiddenWolfactually exists12:16
zyga:D12:17
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nomedhi all12:17
nomedwhat the diff. between xterminal and xfce4-termianl?12:18
[Chameleon] nomed: try asking in #ubuntu. This is not a support channel.12:19
nomed[Chameleon] , i asked here just because i think it's a "bug"12:20
nomedtake a look on those pkges12:20
nomedcu12:20
[Chameleon] nomed: what about them do you think is a bug?12:20
zyganomed: apt-get source xterm && apt-get source xfce4-terminal && diff -Naur xterm-203 xfce4-terminal-0.2.4 | less12:21
[Chameleon] zyga: hehe12:21
WaterSevenUbmvo, have you uploaded translations upstream?12:21
nomedzyga, xterminal not xterm12:21
zyganomed: ah, sorry12:22
nomedthe only diff seems the Maint12:22
nomedand the name12:22
mvoWaterSevenUb: synaptic translations?12:22
zyganomed: the diff is around 1000 lines12:22
WaterSevenUbmvo, yeah12:23
\shnomed: Conflicts: terminal, xterminal12:23
\shnomed: in xfce4-terminal that is...12:23
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nomed\sh ok12:24
\shnomed: please ask the xfce4 devs ( janimo e.g.)12:24
spaynemornin' all12:24
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mvoWaterSevenUb: I commit everything I get to the synaptic svn12:24
jayakumar2infinity, fwiw, i think it's a waste that everyone (users,distro folk, oems, devels) expend so much effort on trying to get 3d gfx support working. all that frustration. rev eng specs. 8k/4k problems. etc12:24
\shok..laters...need some coffee and something to eat12:25
WaterSevenUbmvo, ok... great. 12:25
zygamvo: what changes do you plan to implement in update-manager, if any?12:26
mvozyga: I'm undecided about that, probably some gui cleanups in the software-preferences dialog. the rest will depend on UBZ12:28
zygamvo: I've got three questions for you12:28
zygamvo: would you concider moving from cvs to something else?12:28
infinityjayakumar2 : I agree, tell ATI.  Telling me it's a waste of time doesn't do much good.12:29
zygamvo: would you concider adding a apps vs packages tabs to the upgrade list (so that users know about applications that matter the most and about other stuff they might not understand)12:29
zygamvo: if so would you accept a third tab, translations12:29
zygamvo: (OTOH: it would be good to add reddish background on updates from security.*)12:30
zygamvo: we can take this to priv if you like12:30
mvozyga: can we possibly talk about this after ubz? then I have a better idea about what time I can allocate for what task? 12:31
zygamvo: okay12:31
zygamvo: I could implement the tab part12:31
mvoin general I like the idea about e.g. having something "redish" for secuirty and telling the user that libxy is "System" and "libopenoffice" belongs to the Openoffic applikation. and that langpack-en-update means, that the translations are updated12:32
zygamvo: I'd need to know how much backend/frontend separation are you planning 12:32
mvobut I wouldn't want to do it with tabs most likely12:32
mvozyga: python-apt is getting into good shape, I hope that the backend that installs the packages can be python-apt (instead of synaptic) for the next release12:33
zygamvo: why?12:33
mvozyga: mostly because it makes integration into the app easier12:33
mvoand gives more flexibility12:33
zygahmm, I'm not sure I follow12:33
zyga(I asked about tabs)12:34
mvooh, tabs12:34
zygaI do understand backend separation, it's a good thing12:34
mvotabs get easily confusing. I wonder if we shouldn't just sort the list (e.g. security, apps, translaions)12:34
zygamvo: since I quite disagree I'll prepare some mockups today :-)12:35
zygamaybe you will change your mind later :)12:35
mvozyga: feel free, my opinion is not set in stone12:38
mvo:)12:38
zygamvo: actually I've got something interesting, I'll make the mockup, write a blog entry about it and send you the link, fine?12:41
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zygamvo: do you know any FOSS artwork source?12:46
zygaI'd need a bunch of icons12:46
infinityzyga : openclipart.org12:47
infinityWhich is down right now, cause they were naughty, naughty boys and had a horribly insecure script running in their vhost.12:48
infinityBut they'll be back soon, I assume.12:48
zygainfinity: thanks, good to know12:49
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zygahmm12:52
zygathere is a bug in mozilla-thunderbird postinst script12:53
zygaseems like a typo12:53
infinityWhich bug is that?12:53
infinityThe misplacement of "-maxdepth" arguments to find?12:53
zygainfinity: yes12:53
infinityWhich is harmless, but incredibly noisy? :)12:53
infinityWill get fixed in dapper, but it's not a problem in breezy, just noisy.12:54
zygainfinity: yes :D12:54
infinityIt doesn't affect functionality.12:54
zygainfinity: I've sent a 'screenshot' to my friend I hope to convert12:54
zygainfinity: I had to hide in shame and edith that crap away12:54
infinityHah.12:54
infinityYeah, I'm going to do a recursive grep across an entire unpacked source mirror at the beginning of dapper, and try to nail every one of those I can find.12:55
infinityI probably should have just removed the error message from find for breezy, but kinda forgot until it was too late.12:55
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infinitymvo : Oh, while I'm fanboying you, what's up with the rendering bug in update-manager?  (the arrow/text for "show progress of single files" seems to appear twice, overlapped)01:01
infinitymvo : I'm fairly sure it has to do with my desktop not being at the default DPI (it goes away when I change DPI to 72), but I also don't see it in other GTK apps, so I'm wondering if maybe you're doing something crazy wrong with positioning..01:02
zygainfinity: can you get a screenshot01:02
infinitySure...01:03
mvoinfinity: I have seen this as well, it seems to be a GtkSocket/GtkPlug problem 01:03
mvobut I would need to check that again01:03
infinityRight, no need for a screenshot then, if you've seen it. :)01:03
infinityOh well, it's a minor irritation.01:04
infinityWouldn't matter so much if we weren't currently trying to be so clever and setting laptop DPI based on screen size.01:05
infinity(ie: If we just did the "dumb windows" thing and set everyone to 72dpi, the problem would be masked)01:05
infinityAnd if my eyesight were better, I'd probably run at 72dpi...01:05
infinityBut 72dpi on a 15 inch 1400x1050 screen is.. Really small text.01:05
infinityAnd I'm getting old. ;)01:06
mvoheh :) 01:06
mvodon't be silly ("getting old")01:06
Lathiati thought 96 was the default 01:06
infinityErr, yes, of course it is, I'm backwards.01:06
infinityReally old, AND bad at math!01:06
infinityOr, wait.01:07
infinityNo.01:07
infinityNot bad at math.01:07
infinity72 is the default.01:07
infinity96 may be a default in some interesting corner cases (and it's what my laptop is set to)01:07
infinityBut most desktops will be at 72.01:07
HiddenWolfhow does one check? :)01:09
Lathiatoh ok01:09
Lathiati didnt knwo that01:09
Lathiatboth my laptops have been 9601:09
Lathiatnever used anything else01:09
Lathiataltho tghis laptop is _actually_ around 12001:09
infinityThis may be too.01:10
infinityHiddenWolf : It's in font preference, of all non-intuitive things.01:10
HiddenWolf96 for me.01:11
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Lathiatkde doesn't seem to have a way of finding it out01:11
Lathiaterr01:12
Lathiats/finding/changing01:12
Lathiatbut it does take the X setting01:12
Lathiatwhere as gnome does not01:12
infinityYeah, not sure who's more correct there.01:12
infinityWith the KDE way, you get the "right" setting, but with GNOME you can actually change it.01:12
infinityYou can't change X's DPI on the fly.01:12
Lathiatit should be the 'right' setting01:12
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Lathiatbut overridable01:12
infinity(in fact, xdpyinfo on my laptop claims that X thinks I'm at 75dpi)01:12
Lathiatinfinity: x _does_ think your at 75dpi01:13
Lathiatinfinity: gtk/pango does not01:13
infinityYes.  I know.01:13
infinityBut for now, this is (in my mind) the better solution, hack though it may be, cause X can't change it on the fly.01:13
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infinityWhen X gets smarter about geometry changes on the fly, GNOME can stop doing it.01:13
HiddenWolfscreen #0:01:14
HiddenWolf  dimensions:    1920x1200 pixels (524x331 millimeters)01:14
HiddenWolf  resolution:    93x92 dots per inch01:14
HiddenWolffits with gnome here01:15
infinityit does?01:15
infinityYou said GNOME was at 96.01:16
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HiddenWolfhm, true.01:17
HiddenWolf72 looks odd, btw. :)01:17
HiddenWolfcan't find a recomended dpi in the monitor fact sheet.01:18
infinityLooks good on my girlfriend's desktop.01:19
infinityNot that it makes much different, but I probably meant s/72/75/01:21
infinityAt  aguess.  I can't see her machine right now to confirm.01:21
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infinityBut 72 is the Win32 default dpi, 75 is X, so I likely confused the two.01:21
HiddenWolfinfinity, http://www.geocities.com/hiddenwolfsof/Screenshot.png01:21
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infinityOh, note that for extra-hilarity, apps that aren't very GNOME-ish (like firefox and tbird) will respect the X dpi.01:23
infinitySo, you'll get the window manager widgets (titlebar, etc) at the GNOME dpi, but the browser widgets at the X dpi, making them look bigger.01:23
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mvoinfinity: I hope that for dapper this gtksock/gtkplug buisness goes away, then the wrong error should be go away as well01:40
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jdubinfinity: ber, just read back the dpi discussion01:41
jdubinfinity: i so want to fix this01:41
HiddenWolfjdub, ditching firefox would be good01:42
HiddenWolfjdub, :)01:42
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mdkejdub, planneeeeetttttttt01:42
jdubinfinity: i figure that even if X is wrong, it tends to have sensible defaults, so we should just trust X instead of mucking around01:42
jdubmdke: i'm sure you can understand that elmo has been busy01:42
mdkesure i can01:43
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jdubahr HUNGRY ahr01:44
mdkehow is italy jdub ?01:44
jdubhaven't seen much, been too sick01:45
mdke:/01:45
mdkeget better soon01:45
Simirajdub: which day is the Rocky Horror Show-thing in Montreal?01:47
SimiraI've been told I'm going...01:47
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tsengSimira: be afraid01:48
jdubSimira: um, shush01:48
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sivangSimira: Rocky Horror Show , Montreal? What's that?01:51
Simirasivang: nm, just trying to find out what to do in Montreal, except from bugging Ubuntu-devs01:52
Simirasivang: are you going to UBZ?01:52
sivangSimira: yes :)01:52
Simirasivang: me too. Though I'm planning on touristing a bit as well as working. There's a zoo (with penguins ;) and some interesting museums01:53
sivangSimira: nice, if we do get a free moment (which I doubt ;-)) would be interesting to photo some real penguins for Ubuntu artwork 01:54
Simirasivang: else, I'm sure you can get some from Tollef, we visited the penguins in Bergen two weeks ago. ;p Lucky for me, I'm not paid or obligated to do more work than I want to (or choose to), which still happens to be more than healthy....01:55
tsengjdub: go pia!01:56
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sivangSimira: :)02:01
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zygaback :)02:55
zygamvo: re02:57
zygamvo: would you concider moving update-manager from cvs to bzr?02:57
zygamvo: this way we could work easier together03:03
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mantienaHi all03:06
kbrooksWhat if I don't want to insert a long description in debian/control (making a ubuntu package)?03:06
Keybukyou do03:06
kbrooks?03:06
Keybukyou do want to insert it03:06
tsengif you dont when you upload it to REVU for inclusion in ubuntu we tell you to go back and add it03:07
kbrooksWell, what do I insert if I think it will be too long?03:07
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kbrookstseng: i'm not uploading it03:08
Mithrandirwrite it shorter, then03:08
kbrooksOK03:08
\shjbailey: what was the sources.list to your daily bzr repos?03:08
\shjbailey: have it  ;)03:12
mantienamdz, hi, are you online?03:13
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truluxBTW, hibernation on Breezy is working right?03:58
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sivangtrulux: if you're on nvidia, use the FOSS driver or consult HiddenWolf how to make it work with them :)03:59
\shtrulux: yes...but I have some problems with the fglrx drivers03:59
sivangHiddenWolf: maybe you write a howto about it? I will use it for sure numerous times :-)03:59
truluxI'm on vidia, just thought it would really rock if it worked out of the box03:59
HiddenWolfsivang, dude, nvidia driver hardlocks my kernel here. :)03:59
truluxhah04:00
truluxbbl, lunch time04:00
HiddenWolfsivang, trulux: apt-get install nvidia-glx linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r` , chance nv to nvidia, and reboot.04:00
HiddenWolfchange. :)04:00
truluxI'm already using nvidia module04:01
kbrooksi really need to fully reinstall breezy04:01
mantienaKamion, hi04:02
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mantienaKamion, could you answer some questions about http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper/casper--automount/ ?04:23
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sivangHiddenWolf: I recall you told me a set of steps, that helped me to get all pm working *with* the previous prorierity driver04:36
HiddenWolfsivang, i can't remember, but the howto's are there on the wiki already.04:37
truluxHiddenWolf: after nvidia gets loaded and used for glx, what's next?04:44
HiddenWolftrulux, should work then, I've never gotten to that piont on breezy.04:45
truluxHiddenWolf: OK, will check. many thanks04:46
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Keybukhmm, tricky decision05:02
Keybukdo I wipe and reinstall my laptop before or after UBZ?05:02
fabbioneKeybuk: before :)05:02
fabbioneafter UBZ you will be tempt to install dapper ;)05:02
Keybuklol, that's a good point05:02
fabbioneand suffer because it won't05:02
fabbione:(05:02
Keybukit's running breezy now, just a crufty install05:03
fabbioneKeybuk: i am running warty -> hoary -> breezy super hacked install :)05:03
fabbionetime to reset the counters05:03
Keybukyeah, this one was half way through breezy with a very crufty homedir05:03
Keybukand some things are annoyingly bust (like evo calendars and addressbook)05:04
Keybukmy desktop was a unstable -> warty -> hoary -> breezy special05:04
truluxHiddenWolf: I don't find the info. on the wiki05:04
Keybukand that got wiped and reinstalled fresh, and it's soooo much nicer05:04
\shKeybuk: install breezy during UBZ ,)05:04
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Keybuk\sh: I'll be busy during05:04
HiddenWolftrulux, what exactly are you looking for?05:04
Kamionmantiena: not on a Sunday :-) send me mail05:04
truluxHiddenWolf: info on integration and configuration of hibernation stuff05:04
truluxie. KDE entry in the logout menu05:04
HiddenWolftrulux, doesn't work, usually.05:05
\shKeybuk: u have the night ;)05:05
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Keybuk\sh: the night is for drinking and food and bitching and fun05:06
\shKeybuk: ok ok...you convienced me...do it before ubz05:07
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pmjdebruijnlo all05:56
pmjdebruijnI want my application to also have a Translate This Application in my Help menu, I already added the menu item, but where can I find the associated icon?05:56
sivangpmjdebruijn: hmm, how did you add the menu item?05:59
pmjdebruijnsivang, uhm, add a menu item and call it Translate This Application06:00
pmjdebruijnI didn't add a stock menu item06:00
TMMisn't that supposed to be added by gnome-libs or something?06:00
pmjdebruijnwell I'm not writing native C06:00
ChipzzTMM: no, launchpad06:01
Chipzzgnome-libs is like ancient06:01
TMMoeps :)06:01
pmjdebruijnwhat does launchpad have to do with the menu item?06:01
HiddenWolfpmjdebruijn, the menu item pionts people to launchpad/rosetta06:01
pmjdebruijnHiddenWolf, yes I know, I already did that06:02
pmjdebruijnI just need the icon06:02
pmjdebruijnI can't seem to locate it06:02
sivangpmjdebruijn: there is a special library we created for this, so you don't need to manually add the items.06:03
kbrookspmjdebruijn: look in /usr/share/pixbufs ?06:03
sivangpmjdebruijn: is this a python app ?06:03
sivangpmjdebruijn: fetch the source for gedit or gucharmap and see how it's done there. Basically you dynamically link against the launchpad integration library and use it's functions to add everything: items, icons, functionality06:05
sivangpmjdebruijn: or look at the source of file-roller if you're app is UIManager06:06
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pmjdebruijnsivang, no it's a Mono/GTK# app06:07
zygamvo: ping06:08
pmjdebruijnsivang, I'm not sure the integration library is going to work with Mono...06:08
pmjdebruijnsivang, is there an easy way how I can test this?06:09
zygawhat is MOM/NDA?06:09
pmjdebruijnkbrooks, yay, it's there, lpi-translate.png06:10
pmjdebruijnkbrooks, /usr/share/pixmaps06:10
sivangzyga: I know that MOM is merge-o-matic 06:10
kbrookspmjdebruijn: :)06:10
kentpmjdebruijn, it doesn't seem to work for mono applications. I tried blam and muine and they dont have that translation-stuff.06:10
zygasivang: hmm okay that's a clue06:10
kbrookskent: ^06:10
kbrookseveryone: ^ 06:10
zygakbrooks: mono?06:11
kbrookszyga: no06:11
kbrooksthe icon 06:11
zygakbrooks: what about it?06:11
kbrooks/usr/share/pixmaps/lpi-translate.png06:11
=== zyga doesn't have it
zyga(just running hoary->breezy upgrade though)06:12
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kbrookslol06:12
zygakbrooks: what's with that icon btw?06:13
kbrookszyga: scroll up06:14
pmjdebruijnzyga, i wanted to where it was at06:14
kbrooks"06:14
kbrookspmjdebruijn kbrooks, yay, it's there, lpi-translate.png06:14
kbrookspmjdebruijn kbrooks, /usr/share/pixmaps"06:14
zygaok06:15
TMMhum, is there a tool to simplify patch merging? 06:18
zygaTMM: what do you mean by that?06:19
TMMzyga, multiple vi windows with .rej files and the offending c files is beginning to be a tad unproductive ... :)06:19
zyga:-)06:19
zygaTMM: do it one at a time ;-)06:20
TMMperhaps I just need a dualhead setup...06:20
zygaTMM: I don't know of anything that helps really06:20
zygaTMM: vimdiff is nice to see the changes though06:20
TMM:)\06:20
TMMI'll just go for dualhead, and I'll look into vimdiff06:20
TMMit's just a pretty LARGE patch that is failing06:20
TMMone large diff :)06:20
zygaTMM: did you ever try vimdiff?06:21
TMMno06:21
TMMI will now though :)06:21
zygaTMM: man, you'll be suprised :>06:21
TMMthat good, is it?06:21
TMMhmm, not in ubuntu :(06:21
zygaTMM: it's a symlink to vim06:22
zygaTMM: just get vim06:22
TMMow, it's PART of vim :)06:22
zygayes06:22
TMMzyga, is it 'just' a diff viewer?06:23
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TMMah, it does a tad more06:25
TMMnice :)06:25
TMMthanks zyga I think this is going to help06:25
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zygaTMM: plesure06:27
zygaTMM: note, vimdiff can do 3-way-diff too :D06:28
TMM:)06:28
zygaurghh...06:29
zygawhy is diveintopython in main again?06:29
zygait's not that my mom is going to check an english-only book about programming during her tea time06:29
Kamiontalk to Mark about that06:30
zygaKamion: thanks06:30
Kamionwe kind of started with *python* and removed things from there rather than the other way round ;-)06:30
zygaKamion: is that his nickname, he's not around?06:30
Kamionzyga: Mark == sabdfl, the boss06:30
zygaKamion: ah06:30
zygasabdfl: ping, hi :)06:30
Kamionalthough he's probably very busy right now with the launchpad/dapper rollout06:30
zygaokay06:30
zygaKamion we kind of started with *python* and removed things from there rather than the other way round ;-)06:31
jordidoes anyone know if thom is on IRC lately?06:31
zygaKamion: ^^ I don't understand that06:31
zygaKamion: Mark, *the* mark?06:32
TMMzyga, the big guy06:32
zygageez06:32
zygaI've talked to him a couple of times, I never suspected that's him06:32
zygaanyway -- ackward nickname06:32
HiddenWolfzyga, SABDFL is an acronym06:32
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TMMzyga, Self Appointed Benevolent Dictator For Life :)06:32
zygahehehe06:33
zygathat's appropriate :D06:33
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Kamionzyga: Mark loves Python, so we slurped about as much python stuff into main as possible right from the start, and trimmed it down after that06:33
zygaKamion: I surely understand 06:33
zygaKamion: but while I do like python too, the geatest linux RAD tool around 06:34
zygaKamion: putting a english only  book into every desktop for clueless users (without any links or menu items)06:34
zygaKamion: where normal users never-ever go outside of /home and /media06:34
zygaKamion: is a waste of space IMHO06:34
zygaKamion: good effort, bad implementation06:34
KamionI value my job rather too much to remove something matching /python/ from desktop without checking first. ;-)06:34
TMMKamion, lol! :D is he THAT passionate? :)06:35
zygaKamion: python-sucks-use-ruby ^^ Depends: Ruby ;-)06:35
zygalol06:35
zygaConflicts: python06:35
zygahehe06:35
zygaanyway I'd love to see Mark's point06:35
sabdflTMM: YES!06:39
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sivanglol06:40
zygasabdfl: so basically what I don't understand is06:40
zygahow is a *anyone* ever going to find out that such a valuable piece of knowledge is installed on his/her system06:40
sabdflgood effort, bad implementation? you may have a point. patches welcome06:40
zygaunless someone is really reading the package list06:40
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zygaor loves to read the upgrade cycle 06:41
zygasabdfl: cool I'll think of something 06:41
zygasabdfl: how about a item in apps->development06:41
sabdflzyga: good idea06:41
zygasabdfl: I'd love to patch this if you back up the effort06:41
TMMzyga, sabdfl perhaps add it to the help browser?06:41
zygaTMM: no-one check the help browser06:41
jdubzyga: we're going to have a BOF about this at UBZ (about the 'ubuntu platform', which will cover python)06:42
zygaTMM: everyone is checking the menu06:42
sabdflzyga, TMM: I would very much like to see this stuff taken further during Dapper06:42
zygajdub: UBZ is out of my financial reach06:42
TMMzyga, add it to the help browser, and place an icon in the menu to point to the helpbrowser + start point of diveintopython?06:42
jdubzyga: also, wrt documentation, there'll be a BOF and continuing work on exposing what already ships with ubuntu (rather than new docs)06:42
TMMzyga, it'd be nice to have it in a uniform app, I think?06:43
zygaTMM: true, good point06:43
jdubinstall devhelp, make sure it's not already visible06:43
zygaTMM: adding a menu item that launches help browser is a good idea06:43
TMMjdub, first things first: ARE YOU WEARING PANTS? :D06:43
jdubno06:43
zygajdub: hmm06:44
TMMeuh....06:44
jdubzyga: system -> help06:44
zygaTMM, jdub: that's yelp - right?06:44
jdubbut for diveintopython, look at devhelp (i know doko put some python docs in there, but dunno if he made sure DIP was)06:44
TMMzyga, yeah06:44
sivangjdub: registered in spec tracker / on the wiki ? havn't seen a bof suggestion about it06:44
zygaaww06:44
zygaofftopic06:44
zyga/var/lib/dpkg/info/libgstreamer0.8-0.postinst: line 10:   412 Naruszenie ochrony pamici   GST_REGISTRY=/var/lib/gstreamer/0.8/registry.xml gst-register-0.8 >/dev/null06:44
zygaNaruszenie ochrony pamieci == segvfault06:45
TMMjdub, but, if it is installed per default, I don't you should have to install a seperate package to actually use/reat it?06:45
jdubsivang: jbailey and i looked at the DapperStandardBase BOF, figured that would be a good place to start it06:45
sivangjdub: ah cool, figures :)06:45
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zyga(and clearly others seem to have better knowledge of the system and the design)06:46
TMMjdub, ow yeah, can you tell me what guy I need to talk to about the gdm stuff again?06:46
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sivangjdub: sounds like this is going to be on long BOF :)06:46
zygasabdfl: thanks for your time06:46
jdubTMM: that's a problem, but one that i think ought to be solved by not installing it by default, really06:46
Kamionmm, devhelp would be a nice place for it to go in the long run06:46
TMMjdub, be wary of sabdfl's wrath :P06:46
sivangzyga: dive into python is also available through "Applications --> PRogramming" in yelp06:46
Robi-oh man did I have an episode upgrading..06:46
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jdubTMM: i'm more wary of user experience06:47
zygasivang: I never run yelp, I didn't even know it's there since most FOSS and win help systems are a laught and many users, me included, have learned to avoid them06:47
TMMjdub, good point :)06:47
TMMsivang, it is :) great, case closed :P06:47
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Robi-hoary->breezy, mdadm was installed for some readon and started telling me I had degraded arrays, because somehow my second drive which isn't mounted had an array previously. this of course made me think I installed it as raid, and the error messages led nowhere.06:48
sivangzyga: yelp is sweet :)06:48
zygasivang: letting users know about that is difficult06:49
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zygasivang: and I think the stake is different here06:49
zygasivang: 1) there is this great idea about promoting python06:49
zygasivang: 2) we even get a nice free book about it06:49
TMMjdub, do you have the name of that gdm guy for me please? I forgot...06:49
zygasivang: 3) aww, it's hidden in the help system -- I'd never look for a book in the help system06:49
zygasivang: 4) most users don't touch help systems with a 4 feet long stick06:50
jsgotangcozyga: right06:50
sivangzyga: I for my part alwasy mention "Did you know Ubuntu is python oriented?" and when they start asking, I show them the book and the interpreter :)06:50
Robi-zyga, just tell the users that google uses it as their lgue language for everything06:50
sivang(when pushing ubuntu around my commmunities)06:50
=== zyga likes python - that's not the issue
zygahow to launch yelp with generic html?06:51
sivangRobi-: even better, "Does anyone wants to know how google know to speek the Elmar Fud language? Read DIP!"06:51
Robi-so you want a little powered by python graphic somewhere on the desktop?06:51
zygaRobi-: no06:51
zygaRobi-: apps->devel->dive into python06:51
zygaRobi-: after default install06:51
zygaRobi-: basically I want one more desktop file06:51
zyganever underestimate the value of the .desktop files06:52
Robi-it would work, or at least a link to an online tutorial06:52
jdubzyga: that means there'll be one menu item in Programming for normal users by default06:52
zygajdub: YES but then again THERE IS A BOOK ALREADY06:52
jdubzyga: when it has no relevance whatsoever to them06:52
zygajdub: by default, just sitting useless06:52
jsgotangcozyga: push html in yelp? it's scrollkeeper aware...06:52
zygajdub: then ask sabdfl to remove the book ;-)06:52
jdubzyga: and we can provide a better user experience by making sure the documentation appears in devhelp06:53
jdubzyga: this is not an either/or issue, dude06:53
TMMjdub, zyga perhaps there needs to be a python-devel or ubuntu-devel metapackage?06:53
jdubjsgotangco: it's already registered06:53
jdubTMM: that's sort of what we'll be approaching with the 'ubuntu platform' stuff06:53
Robi-zyga, where's the book now ?06:53
jsgotangcojdub: ah yes06:53
TMMjdub, is that on the wiki somewhere?06:53
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jdubzyga: you can launch yelp with an html file as a parameter, but it's the wrong fix06:54
jdubTMM: not afaik06:54
zygaRobi-: dpkg-qurey -L diveintopython06:54
jdubmaybe our old spec is there06:54
zygaeveryone: thanks for noticing the issue 06:54
zygasabdfl: how about a ubuntu-devel metapackage?06:55
jdubzyga: this is a bigger topic than just that06:55
Robi-ya i dont seem to have it06:55
zygaRobi-: ubuntu-desktop depends on diveintopython06:56
sabdflzyga: the whole point is that python is the easy way to extend your desktop, for everybody06:56
sabdflnot heavy developers06:56
zygasabdfl: okay06:56
sabdflwe don't add gcc, for example06:56
zygasabdfl: so the menu link is all we add, agreed?06:56
jdubzyga: that's totally the wrong fix06:56
sabdfltime to focus on the rollout. zyga: sounds like a reasonable start, we can tweak it at UBZ. be nice if you could start work on a spec "introducing the world to python on Ubuntu"06:57
zygajdub: okay, so how do you propose to fix, or rather -- imoprove this06:57
zygasabdfl: I'll try but I'm busy with RL work *and* a really huge idea about translations06:57
TMMjdub, zyga, sabdfl  well, imho, on default install, there should either be meaningful documentation, and easy access to it, or none at all, and add it to a metapackage06:58
zygasabdfl: (maybe you've heard about it someplace)06:58
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mvozyga: hi, sorry for the lag. I'm a bit busy with RL currently (having friends visiting)06:59
zygamvo: hi, don't worry06:59
jdubzyga: 1) build search into the user-focused help browser (already a spec for discussion at UBZ), 2) make sure DIP is in devhelp for developer-focused documentation, 3) distinguish DIP's role in the desktop vs. python dev 'platform', 4) link to DIP more usefully from python scripting environments and embedded python documentation in general06:59
zygamvo: feel free to leave me a message when you've got the time06:59
jdubTMM: in this case, it's already in the user-focused documentation browser, but probably badly categorised, it's not well-linked in useful places (gimp-python, for example), nor is it easy to find in a search because search doesn't exist in yelp yet07:01
TMMjdub, search seems to be the way to go then :D and perhaps add a tutorial on pyglade (I couldn't find it when I was looking, but I might just not have been able to find it)07:02
jduba major contributor to all of this is the awkwardness of documentation across multiple project silos07:02
TMMjdub, pygtk is there 07:02
jdubTMM: got python-gtk2-doc?07:03
TMMjdub, yeah, it's in yelp too07:04
zygabrb, reboot07:04
TMMjdub, nothing about glade in there though. you'd have to know about the relation... 07:04
jsgotangcobadly registered then or non-existant07:05
mvozyga: ok07:05
TMMcool\07:09
TMMxen patches break all ISA stuff07:09
TMM:)07:09
jsgotangcogood night07:10
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TMMmjg59, ping?07:49
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Robi-does anyone use vmware?07:53
mjg59TMM: Hi07:54
TMMhi mjg59 07:54
Robi-someone should make a vmware ubuntu image so it can be used with teh newly released freeware vmware vmc viewer07:54
TMMmjg59, did you have the chance to look at those hotkey patches in malone? and, is that the way you want to receive them? I've been carrying a breezy livecd and popping it into every laptop I come across to get keycodes, and I got a couple new ones07:55
mjg59TMM: There's a wiki page somewhere - if you could add them there, that would be great07:55
TMMmjg59, ok, cool.07:56
kbrooksRobi-: link07:56
TMMmjg59, and the compaq patch?07:56
KamionRobi-: mdz has asked me to work on that this coming week07:56
mjg59TMM: Can't do anything until Dapper opens07:56
mdzs/do/upload/07:57
Robi-awesome07:57
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Robi-vmware.com should have details07:57
mdzdapper will open soon, one way or another07:57
TMMmjg59, I just wondered if you thought it was ok, that's all :)07:57
HiddenWolfmdz, that doesn't sound good...07:57
HiddenWolfmdz, launchpad not holding it's own yet?07:57
mdzno, literally. there are two ways to do it and we will do one or another ;-)07:57
Robi-hopefully there'll be two images, a small basic install one and a full workstation one.. so there's choice07:58
TMMmjg59, no rush :)07:58
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ogramdz, is there a way for me to edit the description of https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/screensaver-default-image ? it doesnt really match what is meant :)07:58
mdzRobi-: once we've created a standard desktop image, anyone with vmware will be able to create new images and contribute them07:58
mdzogra: yes it does; I wrote it and that's what I meant :-)07:59
mdzogra: what do you think it should say?07:59
Robi-mdz: what's involved in making it?07:59
ogramdz, sabdfl corrected it a bit when i asked why there is a spec for exchanging a single image file :)07:59
mdzRobi-: that's what Kamion will be learning08:00
mdzas far as the actual VM image, I think it's just a matter of saving it from a running VMWare session08:00
ogramdz, he wants that the image dir of xscreensaver gets populated by community artwork, calendar etc... thedefault image should only be one aspect 08:00
ogramdz, and the BOF to that pec should develop a general process how to get community artwork in there08:01
ogra*spec08:01
Robi-mdz: i see, yes, just get it working to a certain point, and zip/rar/tar up the vm directory08:01
mdzogra: updated08:01
ogramdz, thanks ... i wonder why i cand update it since i'm drafter for it :)08:02
Robi-mdz, but it would be really usefull to have one quickly that is just the base install.. basic english defaults..08:02
ogra*cant08:02
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sivangmdz: have you read my overview SetupSnapshots (argh, what a terrible name) spec? What do you think about the general idea? (After discussing with people over here, I am looknig at making it easier then attempting to diff conffiles, more of an aggregation on top of a backup tool)08:11
zygacan anyone remind me the URL to #u-devel log files?08:12
mdzRobi-: feel free to contribute one08:12
zygaand the specs deadline08:12
mdza desktop install sounds much more useful to me, though08:13
Robi-mdz: installing one now, server boot option..08:13
Kamionyeah, I expect to only work on one image due to time constraints08:13
Kamionzyga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/08:13
zygathank you Kamion 08:14
Kamionwhat are vmware's procedures for authenticating images they get?08:14
sivangzyga: 27th 08:14
zygaKamion: if memcmp(image, "valid", sizeof "valid") ;-)08:14
Kamion(not that I expect anyone will know, but it's an obvious concern with contributed images)08:14
zygasivang: darn, so little time08:14
Robi-mdz, kamion, should I use LVM? or plain scsi [1.1G]  lvm could be resized later..08:16
mdzKamion: I expect vmware leaves that problem up to the user08:17
mdzRobi-: your call08:17
Robi-ok i'll stick to defaults for now08:17
HiddenWolfmdz, what exactly is happening on #launchpad?08:19
HiddenWolfmdz, moving the entire distro to launchpad?08:19
mdzHiddenWolf: using launchpad to manage the package archive08:19
HiddenWolfmdz, pfew08:19
sivangHiddenWolf: right08:20
sivang:)08:20
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jdubKamion: do you need vmware license details?08:28
jdubKamion: or are you going to do it qith qemu?08:28
mdzjdub: he will need vmware08:32
jdubok, i'll send them08:34
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Robi-ok, the base install is all done, where can I stick it?08:53
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Robi-mdz, kamion, where can I upload the image08:54
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mantienamdz, hi, are you online ?09:58
mantienamdz, why this patch http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/archives/colin.watson@canonical.com--2005/casper/casper--automount/ is not included in casper-main or casper-breezy ?10:00
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jdubpitti: what's "Turn Off Computer" in german?10:08
jordijdub: dude, gnome-session source :)10:10
jordihmm gdm actually10:10
jordimsgid "Shut _Down"10:11
jordimsgstr "_Herunterfahren"10:11
jdubheh10:11
jordiI was about to suggest that :)10:11
jdubhrm, don't actually mean shut down10:11
jordiwhat do you mean? Turn off, with the switch?10:11
jdubsomething slightly vaguer10:12
jordimsgstr "Den Computer _herunterfahren"10:12
pittijdub: litereally, "Computer ausschalten"10:12
jordiImagine a german saying "Computer"10:12
pittijdub: it's a bit more obvious than "shut down"10:12
jdublike the difference between 'shut down' and 'turn off computer' ;)10:12
jdubpitti: thanks10:12
pittijordi: it is translated as "Rechner", but "Computer" is really common her10:12
pittie10:12
jordipitti: nod10:13
jdubpitti: obvious as in "be off already!" or more about the process?10:13
zygajdub: what are you trying to do?10:13
pittijdub: obvious as being understand by more people10:13
jdubzyga: understand the length of the string10:13
jdubpitti: perfect, thanks :-)10:13
jordipitti: theey use it for "host"10:13
pittijdub: "shut down" is a more technical term10:13
jordimsgid "A_dd host: "10:13
jordimsgstr "Rechner _hinzufgen: "10:13
pittijordi: "to compute" really means "rechnen"10:14
jordiaha10:14
zygajdub: ????10:14
zygajdub: understand strlen (or rather it's utf8 aware variant)10:14
jdubzyga: no, i wanted to know how long the words were10:15
jdubzyga: don't worry about it, i'm capable of asking questions myself :)10:15
zygajdub: anyway grepping the .po files is a simple alternative 10:15
jordiwhere is mvo when I need him10:15
jdubzyga: it's not, when i want help from a german speaker10:15
jdubpitti: so in process terms for a normal user, would it make sense to click "Computer ausschalten" and then be given a choice between "_Herunterfahren", restart, etc?10:16
zygawell you got something similar or identical to what's in the .po file, or am I missing something obvious10:16
jdubzyga: i want to talk to a german about my question. don't worry about it.10:16
zygajdub: ah, okay :)10:16
pittijdub: it does not actually make sense - "ausschalten" means power off10:17
pittijdub: so it would rather make sense the other way round10:17
sivanghey pitti 10:17
pittijdub: first, ask for "shutdown" (herunterfahren)10:17
pittijdub: then for "power off" (ausschalten), "restart" (neu starten), and so on10:17
jdubpitti: so in english, "turn off computer" -> shutdown/restart/suspend sort of works10:17
sivangjdub: joining the -de l10n team ? :)10:18
pittijdub: from my POV it does not make sense in Englihs either10:18
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pittijdub: "turn off" means "power off", doesn't it?10:18
jdubpitti: yeah, it's a bit wishy-washy ;)10:18
jdubyeah10:18
pittijdub: so it should bue "shutdown" -> power off, restart, etc.10:18
jdubit's kind of like, "What kind of turning off would you like?" ;-)10:18
pittijdub: same distinction in German for "Herunterfahren" vs. "Ausschalten"10:18
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pittijdub: yes, it's hard to find a general term that comprises power off/hibernate/restart10:19
jdubpitti: i think the reason it mostly works in english is that 'shut down' has a specific technical meaning. it's still pretty bong though.10:19
pittijdub: for gdm, "End session" could make sense10:19
pittijdub: since it also offers you to log out the current user10:20
jdubah, see, "log out" is a separate thing, so it's even more complicated ;)10:20
jdubwindows xp quite sensibly splits these functions10:20
pittibut all four options terminate your session10:20
jdublog out -> quit / switch user10:20
jdubturn off -> shut down / reboot / suspend10:20
pittiwell, as I said, for me "turn off" sounds more specific than shut down, but maybe it's just me10:21
jdubnah, there's awkwardness there10:22
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zygapitti: how about, power down10:27
pittisame problem - we don't need synonyms, we need a more abstract term10:27
ajmitchmorning10:27
pittiHi ajmitch 10:27
zygapitti: what are you trying to accomplish with that?10:28
zygapitti: deactivate?10:28
zygapitti: computer, end program?10:28
pittizyga: I don't try anything, jdub asked me for some translations, and we discussed which terms would fit best10:28
sivangpitti: what's up?10:28
pittizyga: it's just odd that after I ask my computer to "turn off", I get asked whether to restart it10:29
pittiHi sivang 10:29
pittizyga: turn off is turn off, not restart10:29
zygapitti: ah.....10:29
zygapitti: I understand now 10:29
zygapitti: I've got a great translation here10:29
zygapitti: it says 'end work'10:30
zygapitti: :D10:30
pitti... and start playing :)10:30
zygapitti: end session10:30
pitti"A train station is a place where the train stops. But what the heck is a workstation?"10:30
pittizyga: hah, I proposed "end session", too10:30
jdub'session' means nothing to the user, though10:30
zygapitti: ask questions about what to do next ;-)10:31
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zygapitti, jdub: how about 'leave system'10:31
jdub'system' doesn't mean anything10:31
zygajdub: exactly10:31
jdub'leave' means walk away10:31
pitti"go play with your children"10:32
zygapitti: fine it could mean that10:32
zygapitti: how about: "Logout and..." (submenu) "...restart", "...hibernate", "power down", "show login screen"10:33
zygathat could be good10:33
pittizyga: I like that10:33
zygathe dimmed screen could just show 'are you sure you want to $BLAH'10:33
zygaand a yes / no button10:33
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zygajdub: how about you?10:37
jdubno, they're separate issues10:38
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lifelessmjg59: any luck with dell ?11:10
mjg59lifeless: Need to chase them this week11:11
mjg59I've confirmed it in the Windows installer, plus in Windows safe mode11:11
sivangmdz: is there any sense in specing stuff before the actual discussion, or a spec entry in launchpad suffices? (then it would be later discussed and then spec'd ?)11:11
mdzsivang: it is reasonable to sketch an outline for the BOF discussion11:11
mdzagenda items etc.11:12
sivangmdz: ok, thanks. 11:12
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mdznot to actually write the spec of course; that should be done after the discussion11:12
mdzunless it's not on the list for ubz11:13
mdz...and that list hasn't been made yet ;-)11:13
sivangmdz: so that means that proof of concept code / programs are also irrelevant ? (I think I've seen in the past specs that already included some demo app code ,etc)11:16
mdzsivang: anything relevant to the discussion, yes. just add a comments section at the bottom11:17
sivangmdz: ok11:17
jdubBenC: ROCK!11:21
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infinitymdz : When are the scheduling decisions being made?11:24
mdzinfinity: at the last minute, as usual11:24
infinityGrantde, my spec probably doesn't need TOO much discussion, aside from assigning some tasks, and general buy-in that it's a good idea.11:24
infinitymdz : \o/11:24
mdzwhat is it?11:25
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infinityReducingDuplicationInMain (not on the wiki yet, but that's what it'll be called)11:25
infinityI've already been implementing it in sid, since dapper's not open yet. :)11:26
infinityKilling off old versions of libdb, libmysqlclient, etc.11:26
infinityI really want to do a rapid audit of main for private copies of libraries and kick them the heck out.11:26
infinityThat sort of thing.11:26
infinityWe're queueing up for a security support nightmare as it is, IMO.11:26
jdubhttp://lxer.com/module/newswire/view/45917/index.html11:27
mdzgo ahead and put it in the spec tracker11:27
jdub^ blah blah firefox memory leak, firefox slow11:27
mdzjdub: people who follow those howtos are going to have such an interesting time upgrading their systems later11:28
jdubinfinity: we going to switch to mysql 4.1 by default and things like that?11:28
jdubmdz: yeah :(11:28
mdzdpkg-divert should require --yes-its-my-own-fault if run from outside a maintainer script11:28
infinityjdub : yes, mysql 4.1 will be the default about 5 minutes after dapper opens, with a mass-rebuild of all mysql-using apps to gfollow.11:28
jdubinfinity: ah, rock11:29
infinityjdub : I already did a license audit to make sure I can punt the LGPL libmysqlclient10 completely (and I can stop maintaining it upstream, YAY!)11:29
jdubinfinity: php5?11:29
infinityWhat about php5?  It's in breezy.11:29
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jduboh yeah, we already did that switch11:30
crimsunjdub: perhaps I should enqueue a preemptive FAQ for that one and link to it in #ubuntu when Dapper opens11:30
jdubcrimsun: "how do i unbreak my firefox"?11:30
crimsunjdub: something along those lines11:30
infinityMySQL 4.1 is high on the hit list, though.  Especially since we ran out of debugging time and ended up shipping breezy with a MySQL 4.0 that is B-R-O-K-E-N on PowerPC (fine on the other two arches, though)11:30
jdubd'oh11:31
infinityKamion wasted a few hours on it, I wasted nearly a day, and Mithrandir blew another day or two, and we finally gave up in the end, pointing fingers alternately at MySQL upstream and the toolchain.11:32
Robi-mdz: it's done11:33
infinityAt any rate, dapper should be a very solid server release, from where I'm sitting and surveying the lay of the land, so I'll be quite happy supporting it for 5 years.  Just needs a bit of tweak and polish to make me happy with it.11:34
infinityAnd a pretty massive code drop in the first week of development.11:34
Robi-mdz: where can I put it for you guys?11:35
Kinnisonhihi11:35
jdubinfinity: heh11:35
mdzRobi-: wherever you want; just announce it to ubuntu-devel or something11:35
mdzRobi-: once the CD image is ready, people can get it and swap it in if they want it11:35
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Robi-mdz, i'd have to upload it somewhere...11:44
Robi-mdz, so you guys can use it if needed.. even Kamion 11:44
mdzRobi-: that's fine, upload it somewhere11:45
Robi-mdz, where? ;] 11:45
mdzit doesn't matter as long as it's there11:45
Robi-mdz, you wanna grab it then?11:45
mdzno, I do not have time to deal with it11:45
mdzmanaging a couple of crises right now11:46
Robi-ok, here it is.. VMware base install of Breezy.. => http://robi.poptix.net/Ubuntu Breezy - base install VMware VM.rar11:54
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