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raphinkjust added one more :)12:06
minghuabmonty_laptop: ping12:08
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siretartKmirno_AWAY: or Mirno: Okay, I think that has been enough time for other motus to comment on the opera situation. According to what I have read, I THINK that redistribution is okay for multiverse. So I'd say lets try it, as nobody objected so far12:18
siretartKmirno_AWAY: It would be nice if your contributor, who is willing to maintain the package would show us his package, in order to get it uploaded to ubuntu12:19
siretartKmirno_AWAY: and to be honest, I think we have even harier stuff in multiverse: think of packageslike j2re1.4 or acroread :/12:20
siretartKmirno_AWAY: Sorry for the late answer, but I wanted to give other the chance to comment on the situation12:21
sivangbah12:21
sivang(hi all)12:21
sivangjava is evil :)12:21
siretarthi sivang12:21
sivanghey siretart , how are stuff going?12:21
siretartsivang: a bit tired, I just returned from the cinema and I'm reading my emails. You are you?12:22
siretartargl. I mean: How are you?12:22
sivangsiretart: pretty fine, finally got my desktop computer at my new apartment, and it's already set up with dapper chroot , I hope to have less hours at work following week so I will be finally able to help with the merges...12:23
sivangsiretart: (I recently moved)12:23
siretart:)12:23
sivangyah, I've been talking much about it and didn't have any time at all to contribute on that :-(12:23
LaserJockso is the MOTU responsible for Multiverse too?12:24
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siretartLaserJock: sure12:24
sivangsiretart: what drives did you order? :)12:25
sivangsiretart: is this something new? I never heared of snapshotted chroots with lvm :)12:25
LaserJocksiretart: what about restricted?12:25
Nafallomain+restricted == supported == not us12:26
siretartLaserJock: restricted are just a few package, you don't want to mess with them ;) (they are for main uploaders only)12:27
siretartsivang: 2 s-ata drives, nothing spectacular12:27
LaserJockah, ok so it is really MOTU&M12:27
siretartsivang: lvm2 has a nice feature of snapshotting volumes. It has been on my list for a long time :)12:27
sivangsiretart: wow cool, I have a big sata drive (120gb) I might use this as well :)12:32
siretartokay folks, I'm off for today. - gn8, cu tomorrow!12:33
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raphinkcan someone review my packages pls ? :)01:12
=== Nafallo goes to bed, goodnight all! :-)
sistpotygn8 Nafallo01:25
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sistpotyraphink: what package?01:43
raphinksistpoty: i've uploaded 4 lately01:44
sistpotyraphink: to revu?01:44
raphinkI think the most achieved ones are kio-sword and knmap01:44
raphinktoutf8 is a very very small one01:44
raphinkshould take 5 seconds to be checked ;)01:44
sistpotyraphink: ok, I'll have a look... ;)01:45
raphinkthanks sistpoty :)01:45
raphinkfor kim though, there are mans missing... otherwise I think it's fine01:45
crimsunyour goal really should be to get it into Debian, which will pretty much need a man page01:54
raphinkok01:55
raphinkwell the thing is that kim is a collection of bash scripts01:55
raphinkso I have to find out how to write manpages for console scripts01:55
raphinkand there are 14 of them in this package01:55
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Kyralwell I fubar'd this time02:02
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bmonty_laptopminghua: pong02:04
sistpotywb :)02:04
KyralMoved the root FS and now I'm being introduced to recovering GRUB from a Chroot02:04
bmonty_laptophi sistpoty02:04
minghuahi bmonty_laptop, I've added some comments in the fam merge bug02:05
minghuabmonty_laptop: I hope you've seen it02:05
bmonty_laptopminghua: yeah I saw, I'm trying to figure out what happened.02:06
minghuabmonty_laptop: the shared library name issue is quite tricky, and we'd better get it right02:06
bmonty_laptopminghua: agreed, I spent most of my time checking on that, I'm not sure how the maintainer name got messed up02:06
minghuain short, fam uses C++, but only exports C ABI, so no name change is necessary02:07
bmonty_laptopbinary packages should be limfam0 and libfam-dev02:07
minghuabut breezy shipped libfam0 anyway, so we probably have more problems than debian02:07
minghuabmonty_laptop: maybe because debian changed maintainer between the breezy merge and the dapper merge?02:08
bmonty_laptopmaybe, I gotta get these diffs straight in my head again02:08
raphinkthanks sistpoty02:09
sistpotyraphink: I'll review another one... but then I need to go to bed ;)02:09
Kyralgrr damn GRUB02:09
raphinkok sistpoty :)02:09
bmonty_laptopminghua: I must have been confused earlier, the more I look at this, the more I am thinking fam is a sync02:12
minghuabmonty_laptop: what about the LSB init script changes?02:13
bmonty_laptopthe MoM merge is weird02:13
bmonty_laptopah yes, that is why I did the patch earlier02:14
bmonty_laptopno I remember :)02:14
sistpotyraphink: please limit line length in debian/changelog to 80 chars (kio-sword)02:14
raphinkok02:14
sistpotyback in 5 mins02:15
raphink:)02:15
bmonty_laptopminghua: now I just need to figure out why the control file got messed up02:15
raphinkwhat is longer than 80 chars in kio-sword sistpoty ?02:16
minghuabmonty_laptop: If the MoM merge doesn't look good, I usually just look at the ubuntu changes (as it's supposed to be small), and try to apply relevant part to the sid version02:16
minghuabmonty_laptop: that way things seem to be clearer to me.  but of course, that's just my personal preference02:17
bmonty_laptopminghua: I used the MoM merged package and tested the build/install with that.02:17
bmonty_laptoplooks like MoM dropped some control file changes and I missed that (except for automake1.9 build dep)02:18
minghuabmonty_laptop: ubuntu changed the priority, so that's perhaps why MoM was confused02:19
minghua(because it loses the diff context)02:20
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minghuabmonty_laptop: the main reason I wrote that comment, though, is to alert you that we may want the name libfam0c102 for dapper02:21
sistpotyraphink: in debian/changelog the entry "* Patch 01 fixes stricmp [...] "02:22
bmonty_laptopminghua: I thought we were getting away from those names02:22
raphinkoh yeah changelog sorry sistpoty, ok02:22
minghuabmonty_laptop: no, as I've said, fam doesn't export C++ ABI at all02:22
raphinksistpoty: shall I add newlines, or just try to cut it?02:22
minghuabmonty_laptop: so Debian probably will keep the name, see the debian bug report I mentioned02:23
sistpotyraphink: just add newlines...02:23
raphinkok sistpoty, so just as in the description in control :)02:23
sistpotyraphink: in control only the description should not be longer than 80 chars... build-depends must be in one line02:25
raphinkyes02:26
raphinkthat's what I meant02:26
sistpotyok02:26
raphinkso I do just as for the description in control that's what I meant ;)02:26
sistpotyhehe ;)02:26
sistpotyok, i need some sleep now. gn802:28
raphinkok02:29
raphinkgood night sistpoty :)02:29
raphinkthank you for your reviews :)02:29
sistpotynp ;)02:29
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KyralWell that isn't an experiance I want to go through again02:38
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Kyralhey slomo03:12
bmonty_laptopminghua: I'm pretty sure that we want our fam binary packages to be libfam0 and libfam-dev03:23
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minghuabmonty_laptop: okay03:37
minghuabmonty_laptop: I just want to make sure you are aware of this issue03:38
bmonty_laptopthanks for pointing it out03:38
bmonty_laptopI'm taking the libfam0c102 references out of the control file03:39
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bmonty_laptopminghua: I just put a new debdiff on #4574, can you take a look at it please?04:32
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zakameafternoon all :)06:47
crimsun'afternoon06:48
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Burgundaviadid the MOTUs ever decide on a logo?06:59
zakamehmmm, that would be nice :)07:02
Burgundaviahttp://img292.imageshack.us/my.php?image=motulogo4fe.png07:04
zakameooh!07:09
Burgundaviathat is old07:09
zakamebrb07:11
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zakamehi again :)08:37
zakamehmmm, is libjack0.100.0-dev still unsynced in ia64?08:41
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zakamecan anyone please check bug 4090 , thanks in advance :)09:08
UbugtuMalone bug #4090: gtkpbbuttons: merge new debian version Fix req. for: gtkpbbuttons (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Merge Team, Status: PendingUpload http://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/409009:09
ajmitchzakame: why'd you update the standards version?09:10
ajmitchit's unnecessary & adds extra noise09:10
ajmitchand this..09:11
ajmitch-Architecture: all09:11
ajmitch+Architecture: powerpc09:11
ajmitchwhy?09:11
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zakameajmitch: its powerpc specific, it won't build on all09:11
ajmitchok09:12
ajmitchat least drop the standards version change, it's not needed09:14
ajmitchthe 4th digit is for typos & similar minor changes only09:14
zakamehmm09:15
zakameis it not desirable to keep Standards-Version in sync with the latest debian-policy version?09:17
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zakamewb Seveas09:52
Seveasty09:53
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Kmirno_AWAYsiretart: there is no one submiting a package, only  people asking for it. I was going to simply add the bnaries from Opera website09:57
Kmirno_AWAYsiretart: PLF doesn't require source only packages09:58
zakameplf?09:58
Kmirno_AWAYzakame: http://wiki.ubuntu-fr.org/doc/plf => Pinguin Liberation Front for Ubuntu (http://plf.zarb.org about PLF general and for mandriva)09:59
Kmirno_AWAYzakame: we provide stuff like w32codecs libdvdcss210:00
siretartKmirno_AWAY: you really should10:00
siretartKmirno_AWAY: even if only binaries are copied10:00
siretartmorning10:00
siretarthey ajmitch!10:00
Kmirno_AWAYsiretart: we we really don't :) I put sourepackages with binaries when avaible if not this is not blocking..10:00
ajmitchhi10:00
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siretartKmirno: how do you ensure that your binaries do not contain malicous software when you cannot rebuild it yourself?10:01
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Kmirnosiretart: we don't10:01
siretartmorning daniel!10:02
siretartKmirno: thats really sad :(10:02
ajmitchdholbach!10:02
dholbachhey andrew, reinhard! :)10:02
zakameKmirno: ooh!10:02
Kmirnosiretart: We don't have access to Opera source code nor to skype source code, makeing a soruce package that provides the binaries and think it's safe .. is a complete nonsense.10:03
zakamehi dholbach :D10:03
dholbachhi zakame :)10:03
dholbachhi everybody else10:03
freeflyingdose who maintain package of xorg10:03
siretartKmirno: even then one could verify if the md5sums of the binaries match from those distributed by opera or skype or whatever10:03
siretartKmirno: I rather fear your package submitter than the original origins (which I fear too, but not that much)10:04
siretartsubmitters10:04
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Kmirnosiretart: packages are taken directly from the vendor same place as normal binaries ..  If it does malicious people will blame Opera, if I or someone else redoes a package and it does malicious people will blame me.10:05
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Kmirnosiretart: PLF is just falicating access no modifications for vendor binaries when can be avoided.10:06
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KmirnoTonio_: siretart said they'll try to get Opera into MOTU.10:06
siretartKmirno: now you confuse me: do you take the original .debs distributed by opera?10:06
Kmirnosiretart: yes10:06
Tonio_Kmirno: hi, thanks, that's a good news;)10:06
Tonio_according to the redistribution licence, I haven't seen something that would obviously forbid that.10:07
crimsunopera updates their debs fairly regularly, though10:07
Tonio_anyway, that's a very good news10:07
siretartKmirno: same for skype?10:07
Tonio_hello siretart10:08
siretartI don't quite get the point in redistributing binary .debs..10:08
siretarthi Tonio_10:08
crimsunI don't either10:08
freeflyingsiretart: hi10:08
Kmirnosiretart: skype has some mdodifs as it is not working properly from vendor .. see keyes for details he is the maintainer I don't know much more about it10:08
Kmirnocrimsun: ease of access10:09
crimsunKmirno: and what about updates?10:09
Kmirnocrimsun: that's allwhat PLF is about, provideing questionnable (or less questionnable) packages with ease of access.10:09
Kmirnocrimsun: well we update the package when there's a new one10:09
freeflyingdose who maintain package of xorg10:09
Kmirnocrimsun: that's the maintainers job10:10
siretartKmirno: so you confuse me again: earlier you tell me that you redistribute unmodified binaries from upstream, now you say Keyes is modifing the binary deb10:10
crimsunfreeflying: the main team does, but mostly daniels10:10
zakamemotus: please check bug 4105 debdiff, thanks in advance :)10:10
freeflyingcrimsun: I have some problem with xorg10:10
UbugtuMalone bug #4105: mpd: merge new debian version Fix req. for: mpd (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Merge Team, Status: PendingUpload http://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/410510:10
Kmirnosiretart: I said unmodified whenever possible10:10
Kmirnosiretart: skype needed modification to work properly10:11
crimsunKmirno: err, so why is Ubuntu multiverse involved?10:11
Kmirnosiretart: ircc10:11
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siretartKmirno: faciliating is one point. I try to help you to provide package with some quality standards10:11
Kmirnocrimsun: because siretart made me agree to take only MOTU rejected packages into PLF10:11
crimsunah, so we're not talking about multiverse or universe at all but plf10:12
Kmirnosiretart: well Opera packages seem good quality no ?10:12
siretartKmirno: in order to do that, I need to be able to review your work. and this doesn't work very well without 'source packages'10:12
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ajmitchzakame: what's different from the debian package there?10:12
siretartKmirno: lets go back to the opera specific case and back from general discussion10:12
Kmirnosiretart: yup10:12
siretartKmirno: I'd really appreciate if someone would package the opera binaries suitable for multiverse10:13
siretartKmirno: I don't see objections to not redistribute them via multiverse10:13
siretartKmirno: would you or someone from plf volunteer to work on an upload suitable for multiverse?10:14
zakameajmitch: I see translation diffs10:14
ajmitchzakame: ok, they're not in the changelog though?10:14
Kmirnosiretart: I'd really apreciate if someone do my work for me too :) hh ... Ask the mailing list for volonteers if you wish :)10:15
ajmitchsince the only ubuntu changes that were noted aren't changelog related10:15
zakamehmmm, you mean my comment at lp?10:15
Kmirnosiretart: I can't answer for others10:15
ajmitchzakame: looking at the changelog entries in the debdiff10:15
siretartKmirno: I don't consider packaging unfree software as  'my work'10:16
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ajmitchand I still have to wait on gpg key magic :(10:16
Kmirnosiretart: I'm not asking you to. But don't ask others to do it for you.10:17
zakameajmitch: hmm, indeed, it wasn't noted in the changelog earlier10:17
siretartKmirno: I understand from you that you already have one who did some work on packages, no?10:18
Kmirnosiretart: I don't understand10:18
zakameajmitch: wait, there's a repeat of 0.11.5-4 in the changelog, darn10:18
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ajmitchbye10:19
siretartKmirno: do you have some opera packages or not?10:19
siretartgn8 ajmitch !10:19
Kmirnosiretart: no10:19
crimsun'night ajmitch10:19
siretartKmirno: aah, I thought you where about to release something10:19
zakameajmitch: bye, and thanks for the input! :)10:19
Kmirnosiretart: well I would cp packages from opera into PLF an that would constitue the release of opera in PLF.10:20
siretartKmirno: perhaps we can agree on this: you redistribute the opera .debs until somebody uploads opera binaries to multiverse? (as nobody seems interested, I don't expect that to happen soon)10:21
Kmirnosiretart: Absolutely Just warn me when you want me to remove them.10:22
siretartKmirno: okay10:22
Kmirnosiretart: i'm of adding them to PLF, thank you10:22
siretartn/p10:22
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StrikeForcecan anyone tell me whether apt-build is worth doing on a p4 system?10:28
StrikeForceto rebuild everything except gcc g++ and the kernels?10:28
sivangGood morning all!10:28
StrikeForcemorning sivang :)10:28
sivanghey StrikeForce10:29
dholbachStrikeForce: why rebuild?10:29
Treenaksdholbach: foor l33t gent00n3zz10:29
StrikeForcedholbach, I was just looking at it thats all10:29
siretartStrikeForce: what advantages do you expect from that?10:29
dholbachmakes no sense :)10:29
StrikeForceI was messing around iwth a system where I just do things to test and learn10:29
StrikeForcedoes it make a difference?10:29
Treenakssiretart: 3ms startuptime increase, and 0.001% speed increase!10:29
StrikeForcekk10:29
StrikeForceso not worth it10:29
crimsunno, not really.10:30
StrikeForcethanks10:30
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crimsuna more streamlined kernel and libc6-i686 would be, and everyone would benefit, not just you10:30
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StrikeForceyeah10:30
StrikeForcealthough compared to my fedora box the ubuntu kernel is great10:30
StrikeForceit /seems/ to me a hell of a lot more efficient10:31
dholbachherzi: criawips is in dapper universe :)10:31
siretartcrimsun: I'd really appreciate ulibc ports! :)10:33
herzidholbach: great10:34
dholbachherzi: you should do a new release - the cvs version didn't build for me ;)10:34
herzithe next version will be even more usable, we hacked on it during the lwe10:34
herzii broke it sometimes in between, it should work10:34
dholbachsome missing header10:34
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mvoNafallo: so, tipptrainer ... it dosn't seem to work for me, did you run it successfully?11:18
Nafallohm, I'll try.11:19
mvoI seem to can't start a lesson or class :/11:19
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Nafalloworks for me :-)11:23
Nafalloyou are running the latest version?11:24
Nafallo(0.6.0-6ubuntu1)11:25
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mvofor english data files?11:28
mvoand you can select a class/lesson?11:28
mvo^--- Nafallo11:29
Nafalloyes11:30
Nafalloyou are running -en aswell?11:32
mvoI have both installed now11:33
mvo(-en, -de)11:33
Nafallooh11:33
Nafallo-de hates me :-P11:33
mvoNafallo: it seems like some old settings in ~/.Tipptrainer killed it, sorry for the noise11:36
Nafalloso it wasn't that -de "Cannot load file lektion.index"?11:37
mvoit was the same error, but after removing the ~/.Tipptrainer it magically worked11:37
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Nafallohmm, oki. I think I need german locale installed before -de works.11:39
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\shmois11:59
\shmoins even11:59
Nafallo\sh: morning12:01
\shgrmpf...12:03
\shincredible12:05
\shNafallo: u remeber gajim merge? I told you that our orig.tar.gz is some bytes smaller then the debian one?12:06
\shNafallo: I just diffed them...ubuntu against debian...12:06
\shNafallo: no diff is produced12:06
Nafallojoy :-/12:06
Mithrandirwhich means the metadata is different.12:06
\shMithrandir: looks like...but I don't know how I can merge this now...because I can't do neither a source upload nor a diff-only upload...from the merge package...neither I can sync it because of our patches.12:09
Nafallo\sh: bring in 0.9+svn ofcourse :-). replacing gajim_0.8.2 in dapper.12:10
Nafallobmonty_laptop: ping12:43
\shbrb12:47
raphinkwhere can I find an example of a docbook for a shell command?12:49
Nafallobug 4574, is that a PendingUpload just not set?12:57
UbugtuMalone bug #4574: fam: merge new debian version Fix req. for: fam (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Merge Team, Status: Accepted http://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/457412:57
Nafallobmonty_laptop: bug 4574, is that a PendingUpload just not set?12:57
UbugtuMalone bug #4574: fam: merge new debian version Fix req. for: fam (Ubuntu), Severity: Normal, Assigned to: MOTU Merge Team, Status: Accepted http://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/457412:57
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raphinkI can't get to install manpages for my package :(01:20
raphinkthis is my debian/rules : http://ubuntu-fr.pastebin.com/43422901:21
raphinkthe two manpages won't install :(01:21
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cribeirohi... is this the correct channel to discuss launchpad specifications for Ubuntu?01:35
Treenaks#launchpad, maybe?01:35
raphinkanyone has an idea for my manpages?01:36
cribeiroWell, the topic is not the launchpad itself... but Ubuntu. And there's one question that is packaging-related...01:36
KyralMornin'01:40
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KyralYea! Snow! :D01:40
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Arcangelhola01:48
Arcangel:):)01:49
\shcribeiro: soyuz issues?01:49
Arcangelsomebody help me?i have the pjirc on FC3,..is possible create a  irc chat?01:50
Arcangela new cahnnel01:50
\shArcangel: join #freenode pls...this is ubuntu-motu channel :)01:50
Arcangelyes,the eternal problem between debian & the rest01:51
Arcangelok01:51
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\shArcangel: no...the eternal problem between ubuntu universe development and users support questions about IRC related issues01:52
Arcangelthanks anyway01:53
Arcangelhave a nice day from spain01:53
\shArcangel: thx, u too :)01:53
raphinkchau Arcangel01:54
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bmonty_laptopmornin' everyone01:55
Kyralmornin'01:56
Nafallomorning bmonty_laptop01:56
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bmonty_laptop\sh: I was thinking it would be nice if your MOTU tools could do some kind of an automatic sync request to elmo02:12
tsengeh02:12
tsengit would be nice if launchpad did it itself with a signed email or something02:12
bmonty_laptopyeha02:13
tsengno bothering elmo02:13
bmonty_laptopagreed, but until then I wonder if there is a way to make sync requests easier for all involved02:14
bmonty_laptopmaybe we could generate an email that has things elmo could filter on, or creates the command line he can just cut and paste, that kind of thing02:14
bmonty_laptopbrb, gotta go change a daiper :)02:16
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\shbmonty_laptop: we don't wont to bug elmo automatically...he is a human being and not a bot :)02:17
\shbmonty_laptop: and actually we're waiting for soyuz to land02:18
Treenaks\sh: crash-land? :)02:19
\shTreenaks: ;)02:20
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bmonty_laptop\sh: not to treat elmo like a bot, but to make things easier if need be (I dunno maybe he is happy sifting though #ubuntu-devel looking for the requests)02:22
bmonty_laptopwhat is soyuz?02:22
\shbmonty_laptop: I send him mails and doing the request via irc (mails when I have more then one package to sync..)02:23
\shbmonty_laptop: https://wiki.launchpad.canonical.com/SoyuzSpecification02:24
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bmonty_laptop\sh: does he handle the syncs you request by email?  maybe he doesn't do mine because I'm not an MOTU?02:24
Gloubiboulgahello all02:24
bmonty_laptophi Gloubiboulga02:24
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bmonty_laptop\sh: just curious, are you going to handle the bzr merge just like another other package, or will you merge against the latest devel version?02:50
\shbmonty_laptop: no..I'll handle it like any other merge02:50
bmonty_laptop\sh: so the latest from unstable?02:51
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\shbmonty_laptop: yepp02:51
bmonty_laptopok, I should have asked, but I figured bzr development was still too heavy to make a merge worthwhile02:52
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bmonty_laptopocaml has a newer debian version but it isn't on the merge list, can I merge it anyway? (need it for build/install deps for findlib)03:18
slomo_sure03:19
dholbachbmonty_laptop: i already synced it and findlib too?03:20
dholbachoh no, it's not03:21
dholbachoh it is03:21
dholbachand they're both in main03:21
bmonty_laptopdholbach: ocaml in dapper is 3.08.3-3ubuntu5 and unstable is 3.09.0-103:22
bmonty_laptopyou're right about main though :(03:22
dholbachdaniel@lovegood:~$ apt-cache showsrc ocaml | grep Version03:22
dholbachVersion: 3.09.0-103:22
dholbachfindlib was needed in main for gmetadom, which was needed for gdome, which was needed for gtkmathview, which was needed for abiword03:23
dholbach:)03:23
dholbachmaininclusionreport-love :)03:23
Lathiatheh03:23
bmonty_laptopok, my chroot needed an update03:23
bmonty_laptophmm, does REVU not remove main packages from the list?03:24
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\shbmonty_laptop: u mean the revu MOM list_03:39
\sh?03:39
bmonty_laptopye03:39
bmonty_laptops03:39
\shbmonty_laptop: i think they were in universe first..and now they're in main...03:40
\shbmonty_laptop: but anyways...do the merge...I'll sponsor03:40
bmonty_laptop\sh: dholbach said he already merged them so I closed the merge bug03:41
dholbachyes, it's all done03:41
\shbmonty_laptop: ok...:)03:41
\shdholbach: btw...any solution for gnomegames?03:42
dholbachsome packages (build-)depending on ocaml might need love03:42
dholbach\sh: not yet03:42
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\shdholbach: because from what I see the package is right...could it be that we have some problems with cdbs or dh_fixperms?04:09
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Gloubiboulgalibfoo and libfoo-dev should have the same version number, right ?05:08
bmonty_laptopGloubiboulga: do they come from the same source package?05:09
Gloubiboulgagood question05:09
GloubiboulgaI guess so05:10
Gloubiboulgalibreadline4 version :4.3-18, and libreadline4-dev: 4.3-17 on dapper05:10
Gloubiboulgathe dev package can't be installed05:11
bmonty_laptopmaybe -dev failed to build?05:12
slomo_either both or none has failed in general05:12
slomo_Gloubiboulga: libreadline5 is the newest afaik05:13
Gloubiboulgayep, I've just seen that05:13
bmonty_laptopI don't see libreadline4 in the buildlogs, and I've worked with several packages that are using libreadline505:14
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slomo_bmonty_laptop: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/r/readline4/4.3-18/#05:14
slomo_ readline4 (4.3-18) unstable; urgency=low05:15
slomo_ .05:15
slomo_   * Don't build the readline4-dev package anymore.05:15
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bmonty_laptopgotta scroll up and look at the source package name05:15
slomo_i.e. 4 is deprecated and 5 should be used05:15
GloubiboulgaI try to work on a merge (my first one)05:15
GloubiboulgaI think I have to correct the dependencies :)05:16
dholbach\sh_away: it needs the permissions to write to /var/games, at the moment i don't have an idea, how to fix05:28
ograsguid "games" is the right fix i think05:33
dholbachogra: what do you want me to change?05:37
ogradholbach, nothing ?05:37
ogradont you already set sguid games ?05:37
dholbach"nothing" doesnt help :)05:37
ogradholbach, whats wrong ? as i got it you already install the binarys sguid games ...05:38
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bmonty_laptophey ajmitch06:13
ajmitchhello06:13
bmonty_laptopglad to be back from your trip?06:14
ajmitchyeah06:14
ajmitchnow I have to get back to paid work06:15
bmonty_laptopheh, no MOTU work? :)06:15
ajmitchif I could06:16
bmonty_laptopI took this week off, so my MOTU time is going to go down drastically next week06:18
dholbachbmonty_laptop: you did awesome work06:18
ajmitchI haven't done anything for dapper yet06:18
bmonty_laptopdholbach: thanks!06:19
ajmitch& I still can't upload :)06:19
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bmonty_laptopfor main?06:19
ajmitchfor main & universe06:19
ajmitchI should just try & upload to see if elmo has processed it but hasn't told me06:20
bmonty_laptopif he hasn't maybe the reject message will remind him :)06:21
ajmitchhe wouldn't see it06:22
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bmonty_laptopMalone #461106:23
UbugtuError: Could not parse XML returned by Malone bugzilla: Connection to Malone bugzilla failed: HTTP Error 404: Not Found06:23
ajmitchyay, config.* mess06:23
ajmitchI hate that in debdiffs06:24
bmonty_laptopthere isn't anything to do about that, right?06:24
bmonty_laptopit would be nice if debdiff was smart enough to ignore those files06:24
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bmonty_laptophey LaserJock06:27
LaserJockhi bmonty_laptop06:28
LaserJockhow's it going?06:28
bmonty_laptoppretty good here, you?06:29
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: oh, alright. I wish I could spend more time on Ubuntu and less on my research06:29
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: Is it bad that I would rather play with linux than work in my field?06:30
bmonty_laptopLaserJock: no, sometimes I feel the same way06:30
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: Right now I feel like I'm spinning my wheels right now in my research. At least with Ubuntu I can see some progress06:31
bmonty_laptopyeah, I know that feeling...I've worked on a couple of projects where I came on after the project started and left before it finished06:32
bmonty_laptophard to stay motivated when you know you won't see the end06:33
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: that's what I am up against. I need to have the organic chemists make the molecules I want to study but they are having a hard time so I don't know if I will get to do much with them06:33
bmonty_laptopotherwise you are stuck playing with a simulation, right?06:34
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: well, since I'm an experimentalist I get to work on other similar molecules :)06:34
LaserJockso in the mean time I am going to work on MOTUScience and hopefully some wiki work too ;-)06:36
bmonty_laptopbut you have an optimal molecule that in theory does what you want, right?06:36
ajmitchNeed to get 165MB/174MB of archives.06:36
ajmitchAfter unpacking 53.4MB of additional disk space will be used.06:36
ajmitchyay, just to update my chroot to dapper06:37
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bmonty_laptopi need to rebuild my chroot...there is too much crap in it now06:37
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: well, we have a target molecule that will be a true moleculear motor. That hasn't been made yet. I will be able to work on a molecuar "rotor". Right now I am working on a molecular "switch" that isn't very interesting06:38
siretarthuhu ajmitch!06:38
siretartajmitch: how are you?06:38
ajmitchsiretart: alive I think06:39
bmonty_laptopLaserJock: sounds pretty interesting to me...but I only took the minimum chem required to finish my EE curiculum :)06:39
ajmitchsiretart: so can you upload to main now?06:39
siretartajmitch: in theory, yes. practically, I'm still wating for elmo :(06:40
ajmitchso am I06:40
ajmitchso we have to ping him06:40
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siretartI already pinged him twice, be he didn'r respond to my email06:40
ajmitchhe's on irc now06:40
siretartajmitch: do you want to ping him now? ;)06:41
ajmitch& he's meant to handle this within a certain timeframe06:41
ajmitchnot me :)06:41
ajmitchI was about to though06:41
siretartperhaps we should..06:41
ajmitchplease06:41
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Tonio_afternoon everyone07:25
bmonty_laptophi Tonio_07:28
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dholbachhave a nice evening guys08:30
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[splinux] hi08:32
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Diablo-D3<Diablo-D3> Why does universe contain helix-player?09:07
Diablo-D3<Diablo-D3> or rather, why does it include the completely useless stripped down helix-player?09:07
Diablo-D3crimsun: and yes, it is useless.09:07
slomoyes, completly useless09:07
slomoi can confirm this ;)09:08
Diablo-D3you cant play realvideo with it09:08
AmaranthDiablo-D3: You can't play realvideo with upstream either.09:08
slomoyou can play ogg vorbis/theora ;)09:08
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Helix Player + Real codecs == Realplayer 1009:08
Diablo-D3Amaranth: I wanst implying that it could....09:09
AmaranthSomeone wanted it and/or debian has it.09:09
Diablo-D3Im saying helix-player is shit and it should be taken out of universe before someone accidently uses it.09:09
AmaranthSo it's in universe.09:09
AmaranthNo one is going to use it assuming it can do more.09:09
slomoDiablo-D3: why shall i be removed? it doesn't hurt09:09
Amaranthslomo: I agree we should remove you though. ;)09:10
Diablo-D3slomo: because it doesnt do anything09:10
Diablo-D3ubuntu shouldnt be packaging apps that are fundementally broken.09:10
slomoAmaranth: remove me? why? :P09:10
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Someone might find it useful.09:10
Amaranthslomo: (typo)09:10
Diablo-D3Amaranth: not really, no.09:10
crimsunthere's an explicit demarcation between helix-player and realplayer09:10
slomoAmaranth: hehe ok :)09:11
Diablo-D3it cant do anything that an app already included with gnome or kde by default cant already do09:11
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Just because you don't like it or find a use for it doesn't mean it should be removed.09:11
crimsunThe Description for helix-player explicitly states that it plays open media formats09:11
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Someone obviously thought it was useful enough to package.09:11
crimsunreal.com's codecs are not open09:11
slomoand mp3/divx/wmv/etc are neither09:12
crimsunand fwiw, I use helix-player occasionally09:12
Diablo-D3Amaranth: no, someone thought it was political enough to package.09:12
crimsundude, universe exists for $random packages09:12
Amaranth*cough*09:12
crimsunthis isn't like main where only a supported subset exist09:13
AmaranthDiablo-D3: If it was in main I could see your point.09:13
Diablo-D3crimsun: that doesnt mean universe should be bloated.09:13
Amarantherr, yeah, what he said09:13
crimsunuh, bloat? wtf?09:13
crimsununiverse is bloat by definition09:13
Diablo-D3how so?09:13
slomocrimsun: what do you use helix for? :)09:13
crimsunslomo: testing aoss09:13
AmaranthDiablo-D3: There are lots of useless things in universe.09:13
Diablo-D3you can't have a useful ubuntu desktop without universe.09:13
bipolardoes anyone have a source for Mysql 5 Packages? I need them for a new development project.09:13
slomoDiablo-D3: universe == everything with good licenses ;)09:13
Diablo-D3I think we need a new repo then.09:14
Amaranthliterally everything09:14
Amarantheverything possible, anyway09:14
Diablo-D3solar-system.09:14
Diablo-D3where everything useful from universe is taken out and put there.09:14
slomoDiablo-D3: why?09:14
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AmaranthDiablo-D3: Now that's useless.09:14
crimsunthat's called main09:14
Diablo-D3crimsun: except main is incomplete.09:14
thierrylbreakout2 is not in malone but it's I can download his source09:14
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Newbies don't get anything from universe unless someone tells them to.09:15
Diablo-D3Amaranth: and newbies wonder why linux sucks.09:15
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Also, most of the things you want that aren't in main are probably in multiverse.09:15
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Now you're just trolling. Ignored.09:15
crimsunthierry: you need a deb-src line for universe.09:15
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Diablo-D3so either, a) main is incomplete, b) universe is too bloated.09:15
slomoand what's bad with universe beeing bloated?09:15
crimsununiverse by definition is bloated. It _has_ to be.09:15
Diablo-D3its impossible to have c) main is complete AND universe cant be bloated09:15
crimsunmain is the "sane defaults" repo.09:16
crimsununiverse is the "here's repo, go hang yourself" repo09:16
crimsunrope rather09:16
Diablo-D3heh09:16
crimsunand frankly that's the way that makes sense to many desktop users09:17
Diablo-D3I wonder if I can get a listing of everything I have installed from universe09:17
Diablo-D3oh screw this, realplayer from dapper multiverse doesnt work09:18
crimsunsure, filter dpkg -l's output through apt-cache {policy,madison}09:18
thierrycimsun : like deb-src lbreakout2 ?09:18
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crimsunthierry: deb-src http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu breezy universe09:19
thierrycrimsun : no I want to find it in malone09:19
thierrycrimsun : like there https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+search?text=09:20
Diablo-D3crimsun: er, what?09:20
crimsunDiablo-D3: use apt-cache madison on the output from awk with dpkg -l, and grep for universe09:21
Diablo-D3apt-cache madison `dpkg -l` | grep universe09:21
Diablo-D3what about like that?09:21
crimsunthierry: I can choose lbreakout2 just fine in the source package selection of filing a ubuntu bug09:21
Diablo-D3wait thats not right either09:21
Diablo-D3aaargggh09:21
thierrycrimsun : yeah but I want to find every bug for lbreakout2 and the link I sent you doesn't work09:23
thierryand is it normal that I can't request fix upstream for some packages?09:23
slomoyay, new liferea soon :)09:23
slomothat's maybe a candidate for main...09:24
Diablo-D3crimsun: okay, I give up09:24
Diablo-D3crimsun: my sh-fu sucks09:24
crimsunthierry: you'll need to check with the launchpad folks09:25
thierrycrimsun : where?09:25
crimsun#launchpad09:25
thierrycool thanks09:25
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Diablo-D3argh!09:26
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crimsun(...awk)09:26
Diablo-D3crimsun: yes, and seeing as awk is the 2nd worst documented program on *nix....09:27
crimsunthere are books on awk. There's even a standard.09:27
slomowhat's the 1st?09:27
Diablo-D3slomo: several tied for first09:29
phlaegelany chance of getting a liferea update into breezy? it's got a nasty little bug... http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?forum_id=51242409:29
slomoDiablo-D3: for example?09:29
slomophlaegel: i'm curently doing it09:29
phlaegelah09:29
slomophlaegel: for dapper that is09:29
jamessan|workawk looks quite phenomenally documented in the man page09:29
phlaegeloh09:29
Diablo-D3jamessan|work: okay, experiment time09:29
slomophlaegel: are you sure this bug is already in 0.9.7?09:29
Diablo-D3jamessan|work: tell awk to give me the second column in dpkg -l output09:30
phlaegelslomo: I think it's worth looking at for breezy as well, I got bitten by it recently and it resulted in a not-so-friendly call from my isp about bandwidth usage09:30
slomophlaegel: uh... can you give me the diff from their cvs which fixes only this bug? i'll ask mdz for an update then...09:31
phlaegelI then built rc3 and it hasn't shown the same behaviour09:31
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jamessan|workDiablo-D3: dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}'09:32
Diablo-D3you're kidding me09:33
Diablo-D3hrm, we have a problem then09:34
slomoDiablo-D3: no, that's correct09:34
Diablo-D3oh wait09:34
Diablo-D3apt-cache madison apparently cant accept the list from stdin09:34
Amaranthapt-cache madison -09:34
Diablo-D3apt-cache madison `dpkg -l | awk '{print $2}'` | grep universe09:35
Diablo-D3dun dun ddduunnn09:35
slomophlaegel: ?09:36
crimsunDiablo-D3: it takes single parameters. Each a shell for construct.09:36
crimsuns/Each/Use/09:36
Diablo-D3First, I shall get rid of all the packages I dont need/use09:37
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phlaegelslomo: looking for it...09:37
Diablo-D3uh09:38
Diablo-D3this cant be right09:38
Diablo-D3ca-certificates |   20050518 | http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/universe Packages09:38
crimsunit is right, why?09:38
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Diablo-D3doesnt firefox require those?09:39
crimsunit was only recently anastacia'd09:39
Amaranththose are in main in dapper09:39
Diablo-D3okay, what about... cervisia?09:40
Diablo-D3it adds cvs support to konq09:40
Diablo-D3man, I wish I could ask for some of these to be moved to main09:41
Diablo-D3and actually have it done instead of having to argue about it for hours on end09:41
slomoDiablo-D3: look at what the actual process of getting something is ;)09:42
Diablo-D3I mean, why is realtime-lsm not in main?09:42
Diablo-D3or why is jack not in main?09:43
crimsunjackd IS in main09:43
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Diablo-D3it is?09:43
crimsunhuh?09:43
crimsunit got demoted09:43
Diablo-D3libjack0.100.0-0 |  0.100.0-4 | http://archive.ubuntu.com dapper/universe Packages09:43
slomocrimsun: yes, some days ago09:43
slomocrimsun: nothing depends on it anymore09:44
crimsunoh well, more fun for me I guess09:44
Diablo-D3slomo: you mean besides a shitload of packages09:44
slomoDiablo-D3: nothing in main09:44
Diablo-D3slomo: that only means stuff needs to be moved to main09:44
slomocrimsun: more fun? why? (btw, did you ping elmo?)09:44
crimsunI'm actually kinda pleased it's in universe now.09:44
Diablo-D3such as ardour and rosegarden409:44
slomoDiablo-D3: definitly not09:45
ajmitchDiablo-D3: why should they be in main?09:45
crimsunslomo: not yet, feel free to. I'm trying to sort the wpasupplicant issue.09:45
ajmitchyou'd have to give good reasons for them to be in & supported for 3-5 years09:45
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Those are niche apps.09:45
Diablo-D3Heh.09:45
Diablo-D3windows is a niche app, then09:45
Amarantherr09:45
jamessan|workhardly09:45
Diablo-D3only people what to install apps and do stuff with it use windows, according to that logic.09:46
Amaranthwindows has a built-in rosegarden equivalent that most of it's users actaully use?09:46
Diablo-D3I'm trying to get a linux distro that people actually want to use.09:46
jamessan|worklook at the number of people that use Windows versus the number of people that use ardour/rosegarden409:46
Diablo-D3without having to fuck with shit09:46
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Lots of people "actually want to use" ubuntu as-is.09:46
Diablo-D3Amaranth: not enough.09:46
jamessan|workheck, even the number of people that use linux vs the number of people that use ardour/rosegarden409:47
Diablo-D3I want everyone in the world to run linux.09:47
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Moving everything to main isn't the answer.09:47
jamessan|workI'd never heard of those until you mentioned them09:47
slomoDiablo-D3: so why not move everyting from universe to main? :P09:47
Diablo-D3slomo: except for all the crap in universe, thats not a bad idea.09:47
Diablo-D3though, I think ubuntu will have to be issued on dvds at that point...09:47
slomoDiablo-D3: actually i only know ardour because of it's broken buildsystem... so it's probably crap? ;)09:47
Diablo-D3no, ardour just has a fucked up build system09:47
Diablo-D3its actually quite fun09:48
slomoDiablo-D3: it always depends on what you want what package is useful and what not...09:48
Diablo-D3hrm.09:48
Diablo-D3I wonder if morphix had the right idea.09:48
Diablo-D3a modularized linux distro09:48
slomohm?09:48
Diablo-D3like, gnome wasnt in morphix's base, it was in a gnome module09:49
Diablo-D3and kde wouldnt be in main/universe, it'd be in a kde module09:49
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Trust me, a majority of the people in the world are never going to use ardour and rosegarden.09:49
AmaranthDiablo-D3: Sounds like a bitch to maintain.09:49
Diablo-D3ardour and rosegarden and friends would be in a sound-workstation module09:49
Diablo-D3Amaranth: not really09:49
Diablo-D3the modules are just repos.09:49
slomoDiablo-D3: so install ubuntu minimal and install what you want... maybe create a multimedia metapackage containing all multimedia packages etc...09:50
ajmitchDiablo-D3: remember that stuff is split into main & universe because of things like commercial support for main09:50
Diablo-D3slomo: multimedia doesnt work09:50
Diablo-D3slomo: mainly because there is no 'multimedia'09:50
Diablo-D3why are so many kde packages in universe?09:51
crimsunso...make a multimedia-desktop package for multiverse09:51
slomoDiablo-D3: *sigh*  s/multimedia/$yourneeds/09:51
Diablo-D3crimsun: screw it.09:51
Diablo-D3all the years I've heard people bitch about debian and now ubuntu, I never quite understood what they meant09:52
Diablo-D3I think I do now.09:52
slomoand i don't understand your problem... but well ;)09:52
schweebplz end that there.09:53
AmaranthDiablo-D3: So many kde packages are in universe because if it's in main it means canonical is willing to provide commercial support for it and the ubuntu devs are willing to provide security fixes for 3 years.09:53
schweebthere's a difference between not meeting your needs and not meeting your needs OOB09:53
phlaegelslomo: I can't find a diff for that liferea fix. It's not in the changelog, and my cvs skills are, uh, lacking. Is it not possible to just update to rc3?09:54
schweebif you're too lazy to make a metapackage09:54
schweebmake a shell script09:54
schweebwith "apt-get install blah1 blah2 blah3"09:54
Diablo-D3schweeb: heh09:54
Diablo-D3a metapackage wouldnt be so bad, maybe09:54
slomophlaegel: sadly no... we could make a backport but that's probably not enough in this case09:54
Diablo-D3except people would still need to enable universe to do it09:54
schweebyour point?09:54
Diablo-D3maybe universe needs to be able to be easier enabled by noobs?09:54
schweebit is easier enabled09:55
schweeband well documented09:55
schweebs/easier/easily/09:55
ajmitchDiablo-D3: like in g-a-i, where it just asks you currently?09:55
Diablo-D3can I double click something to enable it?09:55
schweebumm09:55
crimsunI was just going to mention g-a-i09:55
schweebnot double click...09:55
Diablo-D3what is g-a-i?09:55
schweebdouble click would be retarded.09:55
crimsunApplications> Add Applications09:55
crimsunaka gnome-app-install09:55
Diablo-D3ahh, I don't use gnome09:55
crimsunAdept then?09:56
Diablo-D3last time I did use ubuntu's gnome, I didn't see such a thing09:56
Diablo-D3is that new?09:56
crimsunit's new in Breezy.09:56
Diablo-D3okay09:56
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schweebthe sources configurator allows you to pretty easily add universe09:57
schweeband, it's documented in the wiki, and I'm fairly sure it's in the Ubuntu official howto as well09:57
LaserJockand it's a whole heck of a lot easier than Windows so I think the newbs can handle it ;-)09:58
Diablo-D3but noobs dont know what wikis are09:58
Diablo-D3nor do they know what official howtos are09:59
Amaranthdo they know how to read firefox's home page?09:59
Diablo-D3so unless its included on some easy to find manual defaultly installed, noobs dont know how to use it.09:59
schweebit's linked from your frigging default ffox homepage.  can't get much easier than that10:00
LaserJockDiablo-D3: dude, I went System->Help and then Ubuntu Starter Guide --> Installing Applications and it was there10:00
schweebif someone's a n00b, and they're looking for a specific app, they're going to have to do SOME reading10:00
Diablo-D3schweeb: that seems too difficult.10:01
slomophlaegel: i can't find it too :(10:01
LaserJockDiablo-D3: it is way easier than Windows so I don't see how it is difficult for a newb10:01
Diablo-D3does this starter guide require an internet connection?10:01
slomophlaegel: i ask for a liferea backport10:01
LaserJockDiablo-D3: no10:01
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sistpotyhi folks10:02
Diablo-D3I havent seen the firefox startup page, whats the url for it?10:03
schweebfile:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html10:03
xhakerthat why he doesn't know10:03
xhakerthats*10:03
xhakerreading that page can really enlighten Diablo-D3 exponentially10:04
slomohehe10:04
Diablo-D3well10:05
Diablo-D3for one10:05
Diablo-D3that isnt in the ubuntu-artwork package.10:05
Diablo-D3oh, the filename changed10:06
Diablo-D3file:///usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index-ubuntu.html10:06
Diablo-D3schweeb: was that a typo, or did it really change?10:06
LaserJockDiablo-D3: it is in ubuntu-docs10:06
schweebfrom hoary? it probably changed10:06
Diablo-D3LaserJock: nope, I already have ubuntu-docs installed and the file didnt exist10:06
schweebI'm running breezy10:06
Diablo-D3I'm running dapper10:07
Diablo-D3and thats the file dapper has10:07
LaserJockDiablo-D3: it's on breezy10:07
ajmitchubuntu-docs: /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html10:07
ajmitchfor breezy10:07
Diablo-D3well, this leads to a problem10:07
ajmitchnot that it matters10:07
Diablo-D3what happens when someone updates to dapper?10:07
Diablo-D3wont their firefox break?10:07
LaserJockDiablo-D3: anyway, it is in System--> Help too10:07
schweebyou can only help people so much before they have to learn how to help themselves.10:08
Diablo-D3schweeb: then 90% of people shouldnt have computers10:08
schweeb90% of people need to know how to help themselves.10:09
schweebteach a man to fish... etc...10:09
Diablo-D3And theres no way of teaching them how to do that, schweeb10:09
Diablo-D3(I blame the schools, but whatever)10:09
LaserJockDiablo-D3: How hard is System --> Help --> Ubuntu Guide? They have to do the same thing in Windows?10:10
Diablo-D3LaserJock: most windows users dont even know windows has a help system10:10
schweebsounds like he wants wizards galore.  wizards are asinine10:10
Diablo-D3honostly, I don't know what I want.10:11
schweebthat's a user base problem, not a OS problem10:11
Diablo-D3I started using linux when the 2.0.x kernel was popular10:11
kjcoleJumping right in: The problem is that Gates et al marketed a power tool as a toy.  If you get an electric circular saw, you can create beautiful things, but reasonably intelligent people know they might need to study a bit before they slice off their fingers...10:11
Diablo-D3back when slack 3 and debian slink were popular10:11
schweebyour point?10:12
Diablo-D3I do everything in an xterm, schweeb10:12
Diablo-D3and I know noobs wouldnt even know where to begin with an xterm.10:12
kjcoleSame's true of computers: RTFM is a *good* thing. ;-)10:12
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schweebI still don't see a point here10:12
Diablo-D3and I think bill gates, spending millions of dollars each year on UI reesearch, gets this.10:12
kjcole(Of course, I still find man pages to be not the most intuitively designed documentation...)10:13
schweebyou're pointing to an xterm, and we just pointed you towards system>help... I see no correlation10:13
LaserJockI thought Gates just stole everybody else's million dollar UI research ;P10:13
Diablo-D3LaserJock: ;)10:13
Diablo-D3schweeb: I'm saying I don't even understand how noobs work.10:13
Diablo-D3I just know how linux works now isn't good enough10:14
kjcoleWell I did say "et al".10:14
LaserJockDiablo-D3: why?10:14
Diablo-D3it needs to be easier than windows10:14
sistpotyhe, I've got a really fancy ui of new kvirc3 here, where you can click on colorful stuff and that. and still I'd prefer a manpage *g*10:14
schweebI would put good money on the fact that my parents could just as easily use a gnome/ubuntu desktop as they could their current windows system10:14
LaserJockDiablo-D3: I think it is easier than Windows10:15
schweebonly problem is they can't install windows binaries10:15
LaserJockDiablo-D3: that is what I was trying to tell you10:15
schweebLaserJock: I agree10:15
schweebfor the most part10:15
Diablo-D3okay, we need an experiment10:15
schweebUI consistancy in GNOME is years ahead.10:15
Diablo-D3go find the stupidest most ignorant user you can find (ie, average windows user), and hand them an ubuntu live cd10:15
bipolaris anyone working on mysql 5 packages? I really need at least the query browser and administrator.10:15
kjcoleEasier...  A lot of what people consider "easy" about windows is simply what's been hammered into them.  I attended a presentation comparing productivity of average people using a mouse versus the same people using a well-designed keystroke sequence.10:15
LaserJockIn Windows I have to search the web for software and see if it is any good and make sure it doesn't have any viruses or spybots or whatever and that it is free10:16
kjcoleUsers BELIEVED themselves to be more productive with the mouse, and were surprised to learn otherwise.10:16
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Diablo-D3kjcole: no kidding, I find the mouse to be a horrd thing10:16
LaserJockIn Linux I can open up Synaptic, get the universe repo and I have thousands of programs at my finger tips10:16
Diablo-D3it has one use only, and thats for quake.10:16
xhakerDiablo-D3, credit goes to the good developers that make software acessible from the keyboard10:17
Diablo-D3xhaker: no kidding10:17
Diablo-D3btw, I'd like to mention that quake players that use the keyboard only are amazing10:18
Diablo-D3you can't beat them ;)10:18
schweebno.  a balanced coordination of mouse and keyboard use can be very efficient10:18
xhakerhah.. they should use gamepads10:18
schweebmouse is good at certain things quickly, keyboard is good at others10:18
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Diablo-D3xhaker: not enough buttons10:18
xhakerthe keyboards can wear off lol10:18
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Diablo-D3that, and wasd is faster than a dpad10:19
kjcoleA group of us in DC just installed Edubuntu in two libraries for patron use.  One library is in a well-to-do neighborhood, the other a bit more "marginal".  So far, people are able to do the basic stuff without much of an issue.10:19
Diablo-D3kjcole: by marginal you mean a ghetto, right?10:19
kjcoleDiablo-D3, tough call.  Not exactly.  Downtrodden, but gentrifying.  Highly mixed in terms of income.  The library itself is sort of a hell-hole, but the area around it is improving rapidly.10:21
phlaegelslomo: ok, reading diffs of liferea's favicon code hasn't helped me find the fix. I'm giving up. :-)10:21
Riddellsiretart: about?10:21
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Diablo-D3kjcole: I'd actually like to see the experiment done in a real ghetto10:22
Diablo-D3you know, the stereotypical ghetto with african americans, and drug problems, and gangs, and graffiti, and pimped out rides10:22
kjcoleDiablo-D3: Workin' on it. ;-)10:22
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Diablo-D3the kind rap stars think they came from10:22
Riddellanyone else having problems uploading to revu?10:22
Diablo-D3(most, if not all rap stars, grew up in a middle class area, they wouldnt know a gang if they tripped over one and had their ass beat into the ground for it)10:23
sistpotyRiddell: do you have problems with revu?10:23
jpatricksistpoty: I am10:23
sistpotyjpatrick: what's your prob?10:24
jpatrickError '553 Could not create file.' during ftp transfer10:24
sistpotyjpatrick: mom. I'll investigate ;)10:24
sistpotyjpatrick: what did you try to upload?10:25
kjcoleDiablo-D3: There's an area around where I work that's pretty much pure ghetto, but there are "projects" to keep the kids away from drugs, guns, spraypaint, etc.  I'm trying to convince them that maybe they can improve their crappy little computer labs without incurring a huge debt.10:25
kjcole(So far, not a lot of luck, though.)10:25
jpatricksistpoty: ksplash-engine-moodin10:25
jpatricksistpoty: http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=84210:25
sistpotyjpatrick: there are files left over... I'll clear them10:26
jpatricksistpoty: thanks :)10:27
sistpotyjpatrick: please retry uploading10:27
jpatrickRiddell, sistpoty: working now :)10:27
sistpoty:)10:28
Riddelljpatrick: woo!10:28
sistpotywow. there are about 30 postgresql-threads running... either revu/mom-page is really busy or postgresql got somehow stuck10:29
thierrybmonty_laptop : crap, I opened about 10 bugs last week with 10 .patch10:33
bmonty_laptopthierry: you should get the source packages, make your changes, create a new source package and then debdiff10:33
thierrybmonty_laptop : what I usualy do is getting the source, making the changes, dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc -rfakeroot -S and debdiff the two .odc (or something like) file I get10:35
thierrybut when debdiffing, I put the output in a .patch... I'll just have to put it in a .debdiff10:35
bmonty_laptopa debdiff is essentially a patch10:36
thierrybmonty_laptop : ok but we can .debdiff with it anyway right?10:36
bmonty_laptopthierry: yes10:36
thierrygood10:37
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thierrybmonty_laptop : I would be grateful if you could upload the patch you changed to the bug I opened10:41
bmonty_laptopthierry: np10:47
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mirakhi10:48
mirakis is possible to have rtorrent from debian unstable into ubuntu ?10:48
slomosure10:48
mirakslomo: what must I do ?10:50
slomowaiting ;)10:51
slomoit's already in dapper10:51
mirakslomo: oh ! I can use dapper source and build it ?10:54
slomoyes10:54
mirakI was using debian sources10:54
mirakit dapper very unstable actually ?10:54
slomothey're the same ;)10:55
slomono, works fine here10:55
mirakok10:55
mirakwhat feature is ther ein it ?10:55
miraksome special feature10:55
mirak?10:56
slomo?10:56
slomowhat do you mean?10:56
mirak!10:56
mirakgnome 2.65010:56
mirakfor exemple10:56
slomognome 2.13.2 ;)10:56
miraksometing awesome10:56
mirakok10:56
mirak^^10:56
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mirakslomo: do you have a sources.list line for dapper ?11:01
slomosed -i 's;breezy;dapper;g' /etc/apt/sources.list11:01
slomo;)11:01
mirakit's ok11:01
mirakI used one p11:01
mirakdaper11:01
mirak:p11:01
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mirakI am trying to use    APT::Default-Release "breezy";  in /etc/apt.conf but it doesn't work anymore.11:05
bmonty_laptopthierry: done11:06
LaserJockcan I use "bzr pull" to update my working copy?11:07
bmonty_laptopcrimsum: did you see elmo's message about differing .orig.tar.gz files for sync requests?11:08
bmonty_laptop^--crimsun11:08
bmonty_laptopI used bzr merge11:08
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LaserJockbmonty_laptop: right, just tried that. I still haven't gotten the hang of cvs/svn/bzr11:12
bmonty_laptopLaserJock: cvs I'm ok with, and bzr seems similar to me so far11:12
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LaserJockbmonty_laptop: that's my problem, I haven't learned cvs yet11:14
mirakeven when I put   APT::Default-Release "breezy";  in /etc/apt/apt.conf , it doesn't default to breezy . anyone have same issue ?11:14
LaserJockmirak: do you have breezy in your sources.list?11:15
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mirakyep11:15
mirakI have dapper11:15
mirakalso in it11:15
LaserJockmirak: both or just dapper11:15
bmonty_laptopLaserJock: there are *lots* of CVS tutorials on the net if you need to play with it11:15
mirakbut when I dust-upgrade it tries to install dapper package11:15
mirakI have both11:15
LaserJockmirak: i think you might need to use pinning11:16
bmonty_laptopmirak: don't put both breezy and dapper in your sources.list11:16
LaserJockbmonty_laptop: yeah, yeah. It's getting time to go through them that is the problem ;-)11:16
mirakbmonty_laptop: I know what I am doing, I did it on debian11:16
mirakbmonty_laptop: dist upgrade should not try to install daper packages11:17
mirakI want to get some sources plus the dependencies11:17
LaserJockmirak: do you want just a couple dapper packages? you might just download them and install with dpkg -i11:17
mirakLaserJock: I prefer build them11:17
mirakLaserJock: but I might do that11:17
bmonty_laptopmirak: well if you know what you are doing, have fun :)11:17
miraksince I don't succed in doing something elese11:17
mirakelse11:17
mirakI just don't know why the APT::Default-Release "breezy"; technic doesn't work anymore11:18
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LaserJockbmonty_laptop: I'm thinking of setting up a SVN repository for holding all my journal articles, etc. for work and then I can get them from anywhere11:21
mirakbmonty_laptop: hem a dist-upgrade from breezy to dapper should update a load of stuff isn't it ?11:22
mirakit only suggest to download 20 packages actually11:22
mirak20 megs11:22
bmonty_laptopLaserJock: I haven't tried that in awhile, but last time I did it wasn't an easy process11:23
bmonty_laptopacutally getting the svn repo going was easy, but getting remote access to it wasn't11:23
bmonty_laptopmirak: I don't know, I've never done a dist-upgrade to dapper, but there isn't a huge number of packages that have changed yet11:23
bmonty_laptopcya all later11:26
sistpotycya bmonty_laptop:11:26
mirakis it sucide to use dapper ?11:40
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slomono11:41
sistpotyhi slomo11:44
slomohi sistpoty11:44
sistpotyghc6 baild out on ia-64... and I don't have the slightest clue :(11:45
sistpotys/baild/bails/11:45
slomothat's bad :(11:45
sistpotyyep11:45
sistpotymind to take a look at the build-log?11:46
slomobut i know nothing about ia64 :/ can you give me the url to the buildlog?11:46
sistpotymom11:46
sistpotyhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/ghc6/6.4.1-1ubuntu2/11:46
sistpotyhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/ghc6/6.4.1-1ubuntu2/ghc6_6.4.1-1ubuntu2_20051117-2130-ia64-failed.gz11:46
sistpotyit was tried two times... and build process was terminated two times. very strange11:47
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slomooom?11:47
slomoi would ask a buildd admin about it...11:47
sistpotyslomo will do... who bootstrapped ghc6 last time? was it infinity?11:48
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slomoyes11:48
sistpotyok, then I think I know whom to ask :)11:48
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sistpotyhi lamont11:57
lamonthi11:58
sistpotylamont: do you happen to have any clue about ghc6 on ia64?11:58
sistpotyhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/g/ghc6/6.4.1-1ubuntu2/ghc6_6.4.1-1ubuntu2_20051117-2130-ia64-failed.gz11:58
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sistpotylamont: strange thing is, that it pulls in 6.4.1-1ubuntu1, which never built (at least not the one for dapper)12:01
slomosistpoty: it built fine on ia6412:01
sistpotyslomo: it did? did i miss s.th.?12:02
slomoprobably :) look at the buildlogs ;)12:02
slomoubuntu1 built, ubuntu2 failed12:02

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