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MichaleRanybody home?12:08
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theCorewhere i can download the UbuntuPackagingGuide sources ?12:48
LaserJockit is in the doc-team svn repository12:49
theCoresure? i don't see it12:49
theCorewhere exactly ?12:49
LaserJockgeneric12:49
theCorefound , thx12:50
LaserJockare you interested in it?12:50
theCoreyes, i want to correct some errors in it12:50
LaserJockcool, I just got it in not long ago, it needs quite a bit of work12:51
MichaleRLaserJock, 12:53
LaserJockyeah?12:54
MichaleRDo you know if anyone is working on the DNS section of the server guide?12:54
theCoreI'm not an expert in packaging, but i use it to learn now, so when I see ambiguous commands, i correct them12:54
LaserJocktheCore: that's good. I just started packaging not long ago12:54
LaserJockMichaleR: hmm, I'm not sure. Haven't heard of anybody recently but I think the server guide has lot's of areas to work on. Usually I think they commits are fairly small so by watching ubuntu-doc-commit ML you can figure out where people are working12:56
LaserJocktheCore: what was the ambiguous command you found?12:57
MichaleROK, thanks.  12:57
LaserJockMichaleR: I think that is why it's generally better to send your patches as they come rather than waiting until you are finished with everything before sending them.12:58
MichaleRI was checking on the status before even starting.  Good point though.12:59
MichaleR<mutter> I have an upgrade going bad on me today.12:59
LaserJockMichaleR: dapper?01:00
MichaleRNo, hoary to breezy01:01
MichaleRgconf2 replacement is getting hung up in trying to write a file.01:01
theCoreLaserJock: I wanted to start a "doc gluing project",  not a long time ago, but when I saw the quality of the documentation in ubuntu, I gave up the project to help the docteam01:01
MichaleR"doc gluing project"?01:02
theCoreyep01:02
MichaleRmeaning?01:03
theCorei was trying to centralize the scattered doc around the web to make a big linux tutorial for newbies01:03
LaserJockMichaleR: Hoary? hmm, I haven't done Hoary since this about August ;-)01:04
MichaleRI"m trying not to.01:04
MichaleR:)01:04
MichaleRIt's my main dns/mail/web/database/ntp/dhcp/____ server01:05
LaserJocktheCore: one problem I'm having is that the scattered docs around the web have different licenses01:07
LaserJockMichaleR: well I understand in that case :-)01:07
MichaleRnothing is broken at this point.  Now to figure out the work around.01:08
LaserJocktheCore: so overall are there any major changes to the Packaging Guide that you would like to make?01:10
theCoreLaserJock, no, just some minor corrections 01:11
LaserJocktheCore: cool, go for it01:13
theCorehttp://pastebin.ubuntulinux.nl/536001:16
theCorecan you patch the file for me?01:16
LaserJocktheCore: unfortunately I don't have commit access yet (hopefully next week). Send it to the doc-team ML.01:18
theCoreokay01:18
LaserJockhmm, why aptitude?01:18
theCoreeasier to use, and it's more robust01:19
LaserJockhmm, but it isn't installed by default is it?01:20
theCoreit's install by default01:20
MichaleRAnd the preview mode allows you to work out conflicts and dependencies01:20
MichaleR<< using it right now01:20
theCorehttp://lists.debian.org/debian-user/2003/10/msg00104.html     <<<< 7 reasons for aptitude01:20
LaserJockwell, I'm not against aptitude. I use it myself and know why, but I'm not sure about requiring everybody else use it01:21
mdkeLaserJock, pong01:24
theCoreapt-get is kinda obsolete to me01:24
LaserJockmdke: did you see mpt's post just now?01:24
mdkenope01:24
mdkejust got in01:24
LaserJockmdke: you might want to01:24
theCoremdke, hello, your the guys who helped yesterday to patch a doc01:25
theCoreisn't it ?01:25
mdketheCore, that's right, thanks for the contribution01:25
mdkeLaserJock, ok01:25
mdkeabout what?01:25
theCorei have another one: http://pastebin.ubuntulinux.nl/5360 can you add it ?01:26
mdketheCore, please mail the patch to the list, like last time :)01:26
mdketheCore, that way, someone will apply it: it's late for me here and I'm about to go to bed01:26
LaserJockmdke: packaging guide license problems01:27
mdkebah01:27
mdkeoverreacting01:27
LaserJocktheCore: I also am not sure about the -en part.01:28
mdkeLaserJock, my view is that all the _existing_ contributions to the wiki were made without retaining copyright01:29
mdkeit's a goddam wiki01:29
theCoreLaserJock: i tested it01:29
mdkei'm pretty sure there is an implied renunciation of copyright by posting to a collaborative area like that01:29
MichaleRmdke - It's not late, it's early.  Welcome to Sunday.01:29
mdkeMichaleR, :)01:29
mdkeLaserJock, the discussion is a total overreaction in my view, it's not nearly such a big deal01:30
LaserJockmdke: I was planning on redoing the pbuilder and chroot parts (which are the parts from the wiki) anyway so maybe I can skirt the problem that way.01:31
mdkeLaserJock, sure, or contact the authors and ask, if you're actually worried about it01:32
mdkei mean the idea is just ridiculous01:32
mdkewhat are they gonna sue you for?01:32
mdkehave you made much profit out of the packaging guide?01:32
LaserJockalthough one could make the argument that this is a derivative of Unfrgiven's Intro Developer Doc and that was GPL'd incorrectly because of the wiki part01:32
mdkehave you reduced their profits?01:32
LaserJockmdke: lol, no01:32
LaserJockbut I think that the point is acknowledgment of others work01:33
theCorejust add the name the author in the contributors list01:33
mdkeLaserJock, sure, but my point is, even if you're infringing (which you're not because they impliedly renounced all rights in the material by posting it to the wiki), they have not suffered a loss by the infringement, so it would be a waste of time suing you01:34
mdkes/you/us01:34
theCoreand a waste of money01:34
mdkeyeah01:34
mdkewe won't because I'll be our lawyer for free01:34
mdke:)01:35
theCore:D 01:35
LaserJockwell there are a total of 16 authors for the parts that we have01:35
mdkeLaserJock, do you want to handle theCore's patch on the packaging guide, and maybe merge it into your local copy?01:35
mdkethen send a patch?01:35
LaserJockmdke: well we need to talk about it. I actually disagree a little bit about these changes01:35
mdkeah ok, you guys handle it01:36
theCorewhat the problem ?01:36
LaserJocktheCore: well I'm still not convinced of aptitude and I think that debian-reference-en is too specific01:37
LaserJockI'm not opposed but I'm just not sure yet01:37
theCoreLaserJock: i though adding a note for debian-reference01:37
LaserJockbut isn't debian-reference easier on the reader than a note?01:39
LaserJockthe only negative I see is that they get 9 other languages too by installing debian-reference01:40
theCoreLaserJock: for aptitude, i tried using the command with apt-get a it didn't worked, so i tried with aptitude and it worked w/o a problem01:40
LaserJocktheCore: what was the apt-get problem01:40
theCoreLaserJock: debian-reference isn't a pkg01:41
theCoreLaserJock: sorry your right01:41
theCoredebian-reference is a pkg01:42
LaserJocktheCore: for me it installs debian-reference-en 01:42
theCoreThe following NEW packages will be installed:01:42
theCore  debian-reference debian-reference-common debian-reference-de01:42
theCore  debian-reference-en debian-reference-es debian-reference-fr01:42
theCore  debian-reference-it debian-reference-ja debian-reference-pl01:42
theCore  debian-reference-pt-br debian-reference-zh-cn debian-reference-zh-tw01:42
theCorethose are the pkg install with debian-reference01:42
LaserJocktheCore: all of them or just -en?01:42
theCoreall01:42
LaserJockwith apt-get I just get -en01:43
theCoreuse aptitude01:43
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LaserJockwell, sure with aptitude you will get all of them01:43
theCoredebian-reference debian-reference-common would come to miss if you install just -en ... hmm01:44
LaserJockdebian-reference-common would be installed with -en01:45
theCorethe whole package is 25.3MB01:45
theCoreok01:45
LaserJockbut I don't know why apt-get debian-reference would be wrong01:46
theCorei think it's because apt-get don't make the proper dep01:47
theCorebut i'm not about that ...01:48
LaserJockapt-get just doesn't install Recommends by default but it does the deps ok01:48
theCoreah ok01:49
theCoreso? aptitude or apt-get ?01:49
theCoredebian-reference or -en ?01:50
LaserJockhmm, well the target audience is experienced Ubuntu users so I think they should be able to decide what they want to use between apt-get and aptitude01:50
theCoremaybe putting aptitude as a recomendation01:52
LaserJockwell, debian-reference is essentially the same as -en except for if you use aptitude you will get everything01:52
LaserJocktheCore: the only thing is that I feel that apt-get is more universal and if people use aptitude they know that they will just replace apt-get with aptitude01:53
LaserJockif we find precedent for using aptitude then I suppose it is ok, but whatever we do we will need to be consistent throughout01:54
theCoreyeah, i heard about those people who are going around and scaring users out of aptitude01:54
LaserJocktheCore: personally I would use synaptic so I don't care01:54
theCoreLaserJock, synaptic is just somehow heavy to load01:55
mdkeasking the devs would seem sensible01:55
LaserJockmdke: yeah but that is like asking vim or emacs :-)01:56
theCoremdke: good idea01:56
theCorelol01:56
LaserJockI think it might be wise to be consistent with other docs01:57
mdkeLaserJock, you'll get an authoritative answer i reckon01:57
theCoreLaserJock, i was going to ask in the Motu  :(01:59
LaserJocktheCore: sorry01:59
theCorelol, n/w01:59
mdkeask on -devel02:02
mdkemailing list02:02
LaserJockmdke: oh I don't think I want to do that. I want to get membership on Tuesday02:03
mdke?02:03
LaserJocksounds like a good way to get in trouble ;-)02:04
theCorei will ask02:04
LaserJocktheCore: basically on -motu they are saying that aptitude -R might be best02:04
mdkenah, it's not02:04
LaserJockwell, let's not go overboard on this. So far we are talking about 1 line02:05
nedLaserJock - OK thanks LJ02:18
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theCoreso ? what we do ?02:24
LaserJocktheCore: I think we will remove the apt-get line02:25
mdkeinfinity has a good point02:26
LaserJocktheCore: it might be better to just tell them to install that are needed for each section02:26
theCorethat true02:26
theCorebut feel we should keep some commands ... so the reader have some examples on how working02:28
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LaserJockhi02:29
theCorehello02:29
minghuahi, finding typos for the PackagingGuide02:29
minghuaHi LaserJock and theCore 02:29
LaserJockminghua: in what sections?02:29
minghuach. 1, the 2nd line from bottom, extra "imple answer is ... complex"02:30
LaserJockright, known bug ;-)02:30
minghua...02:30
minghuaand not easily fixable?02:30
LaserJockwell, it will be as soon as i have a second and I send a patch to mdke02:31
LaserJockminghua: although there is some delay between the svn repo and doc.ubuntu.com so it might be fixed alread02:32
LaserJocky02:32
theCore"The concepts in the document are backed up with examples so that readers may participate"  <<<< that a reason why we should keep the install commands02:33
minghuahave you guys looked at packages hello-dbs and hello-debhelper?02:34
LaserJocktheCore: I think that maybe we should do them as needed and say " First, install ..." that way we aren't telling them how to install and they should only have to do a few at a time02:34
minghuaI found those after I learned packaging (mostly from NM guide and debhelper documentation)02:34
minghuaso I didn't bother reading carefully02:34
minghuabut it would make nice examples for new potential packagers, I suppose02:35
minghuaand maybe write a hello-cdbs yourself? ;-)02:35
theCoreLaserJock: your probably right, so i will stop bothering you we this ;)02:35
LaserJockminghua: sweet, I've been looking for something like that02:35
LaserJocktheCore: this has been a great conversation and we got the -devel guys talking about it so that is good02:35
mptmdke, where do you get the idea that posting to a wiki renounces copyright?02:36
mptThat would be very helpful if it was true02:36
mdkeyeah theCore i'm glad to see you getting involved :)02:36
mdkempt, just writing an email about it now. Btw thanks for the feedback on the licensing spec, that is really helpful02:36
minghuaLaserJock: oh, and the package hello as well, its also a example for packaging02:37
LaserJockminghua: right, saw that, thanks so much02:37
theCoremdke, thx, btw i'm not even english speaker, i'm a french so if you feel my english is kinda sloppy, tell me because i really want to get ride of those poor errors ...02:40
mdketheCore, np!02:40
mdketheCore, we all make errors02:41
mdkethey get picked up when people read over the docs, like minghua is doing :)02:41
theCoremdke: me even more02:41
mdkenot a problem, we'll read through the docs a lot02:41
theCoremdke: you speak italian, doesn't it ?02:42
mdketheCore, yeah02:43
mdkenot as a first language though02:43
minghuaam I reading ch. 2 correctly that you are claiming gcc depends on autoconf?02:43
minghuathat's just a recommends02:43
theCorenice, i wish i could ... i'm half italian and i doesn't even speak a word02:43
mptmdke, who if anyone is working on trying to fix the ubuntuguide.org situation?02:44
LaserJockminghua: I assume that you are talking about the diagram02:45
minghuaLaserJock: yes02:45
LaserJockminghua: I didn't do the figure and I'm not much of a fan of it.02:46
mdkempt, i posted several times in the forums, it is a no go situation. ubuntuguide.org is dead now because the author is ill. but a new resource has sprung up, which is being maintained by a group I believe02:46
minghuaI actually like the idea of the figure02:46
mptmdke, what do the forums have to do with it?02:46
mdkempt, a lot02:46
minghuabut the dependency is probably more complicated than it's currently shown as02:47
mdkempt, the ubuntuguide.org came to be associated directly with the forums, and was coordinated there. Ditto the new resource02:47
mptoh, ok02:47
mdkempt, i'll find the url to some classic threads02:47
mptmdke, I just tried, and ubuntuguide.org is not dead02:47
mdkempt, dead as in unmaintained02:47
mptunfortunately they are not at all the same thing :-)02:48
mptIt's going to get steadily more confusing and frustrating as it gets more out of date02:48
LaserJockminghua: they problem with the figure to me is that somebody has to redo it every time there is a mistake, etc.02:48
mdkempt, but bottom line is: we can't stop community members from making their own websites. We can try to convince them to muck in with us (and I really have!) but we can't force them02:48
theCoreLaserJock: i can remake the figure02:48
mdkempt, with regard to that specific url, we can maybe approach chua and ask for a redirect or something02:48
mptThat's why I said "the ubuntuguide.org situation" as opposed to "the Ubuntu Guide situation"02:48
minghuaLaserJock: oh it's not auto-generated?  that must be a PITA...02:48
LaserJockminghua: I think it was a one time deal but maybe not02:49
LaserJockminghua: I don't have access to that though, the original author did it02:49
mdkempt, ah yeah02:50
mptmdke, right, I was wondering if anyone had done that already02:50
mdkempt, not to my knowledge, I actually don't know how ill he is, I'm happy to try02:50
mptthat would be excellent mdke, thanks02:50
mptand I realize we can't stop community members from making their own Web sites, even misleading ones, but this one is a special case because of the combination of its popularity and its decay of appropriateness02:53
mdkempt, yeah you're right02:54
theCoreminghua: do you know how to make auto-generated image ?02:55
minghuatheCore: no.  I make most of my images with gnuplot, not your type of diagrams02:56
theCorei think Dia would make the job02:58
theCoreminghua: what do want I correct in the diagram ?03:00
LaserJockminghua: lol, me too03:00
minghuatheCore: If your diagram is about Depends:, then gcc only recommends autoconf03:01
minghuatheCore: if it's about Recommends: as well, then gcc recommends a lot more stuff like automake1.903:01
minghuaLaserJock: well, we are both in MOTUScience for a reason :-)03:03
LaserJockminghua: that's right 03:03
theCoreminghua: so? do i include the recommmends ?03:03
minghuatheCore: Err... I'm not so sure.  I haven't exactly what the diagram is trying to do yet03:04
minghuatheCore: if it's for "what you need to install if you want certain packages mentioned above", then probably you need to list autoconf parrallel with gcc, since not everyone uses aptitude (but that's another point you are discussing, I suppose)03:06
minghuatheCore: and maybe list automake as well since it's mentioned above03:07
minghuabut IMHO autoconf/automake is definitely too much for a beginner packager03:07
LaserJockhmm, I think that section might need some retooling. Maybe it should be an appendix or something03:12
LaserJockI think having an overview off the tools that packagers use is good but maybe it is too much to start with03:13
theCoreremaking is quite easy03:19
theCoreremaking the diagram*03:19
theCoreLaserJock / minghua: what do you think ? http://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/536303:40
minghuatheCore: I like this color/layout better03:42
theCoreminghua: what about the arrows ? are they okay ?03:43
LaserJocktheCore: looks good, but are you going to put in the next level for pbuilder, build-essential, etc. ?03:44
minghuatheCore: not bad.  I have quite poor aesthetical tastes though, so don't count my opinion too much :-)03:44
theCoreLaserJock: yes, i will03:45
LaserJocktheCore: sweet03:49
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rob1man its hot here today03:58
LaserJockrob1: where?03:59
rob1north qld australia03:59
LaserJockrob1: how hot?03:59
rob1the gnome temp app says 32C04:00
rob1its the humidity thats the killer04:00
LaserJockrob1: that's like 90 F. Pretty warm if it's humid. I live in Reno, NV and it gets to be 105+ but it is very dry so it's not as bad04:03
rob1apart from the little sink hole where I live its tropical rainforest around here04:04
rob1you can just sit there and do nothing and still sweat here04:05
theCorein pbuilder, devscripts and fakeroot are only recommendation too, so do I include them ?04:06
Madpilothi all04:07
rob1hi Madpilot 04:07
theCoreLaserJock?04:12
Madpilotanyone here own an iPod and use it in Ubuntu? Feel like writing the iPod section of Common Tasks/Multimedia in the Desktop Guide?04:13
LaserJockyeah, just a sec04:13
Madpilot:) it doesn't have to be done this minute, I just noticed that all it says in the iPod section is "Write Later" - and I don't own one...04:14
LaserJockMadpilot: sorry, I was talking to theCore04:15
rob1yeah, we are still not sure what we are going to do with the common task, but if you write an ipod section it will be included for sure04:15
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MadpilotLaserJock: ah, nevermind then04:16
LaserJocktheCore: I think that we need to basically put in a diagram the relationship between all the packages that are listed. It and the apt-get line should agree04:17
LaserJockI don't think that we should rely on Recommends because that will only work for people using aptitude04:19
theCoreLaserJock: okay04:19
LaserJockok, I04:19
LaserJockwill be back in a sec. I'm on Windows and I installed a program so of course I have to reboot >:(04:20
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theCoreminghua: what do think of this one : minghua04:32
theCorehttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/i536404:33
minghuatheCore: I like the idea of using dashed lines for recommends04:34
theCoreminghua: what should i add ?04:34
minghuatheCore: you probably can drop the "| libc-dev" part though04:34
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theCoreminghua: done04:35
minghuatheCore: I can't say, as I don't really know how this diagram would be integrated with the guide04:36
minghuatheCore: and I don't know enough about the guide either04:36
theCoreminghua: me too ... 04:36
LaserJocktheCore: what do you need?04:36
theCorehttp://paste.ubuntulinux.nl/i536404:36
theCoreLaserJock: so?04:38
LaserJockcool, gimme a sec04:38
rob1speaking of ipods before, is there a way of running itunes on linux that doesn't require me spending any money on crossover office?04:42
LaserJocktheCore: how hard was that to make?04:43
theCoreLaserJock: it was quite easy04:43
LaserJocktheCore: did you use dia?04:43
theCoreLaserJock: yes04:43
theCoreLaserJock: i was a graphic designer before i got into linux04:44
theCoreLaserJock: so i know how to use those tools04:44
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skoohi, all04:47
rob1hi skoo04:47
skoo^_^04:47
skoonot many people alive here, hehe04:47
rob1sometimes there is04:48
skoohmm, where r u, now?04:48
theCoreLaserJock: do you want the source code ?04:48
rob1why I'm sitting at a computer somewhere04:48
skoohehe, but I mean where are you from?04:49
rob1australia04:49
skoowow, what's the time there?04:50
rob12pm04:50
rob1depending on where you are04:50
skooChina04:50
skoojust 12am04:50
skoodidn't have my lunch04:51
rob1god, why is it so hard to buy mp3s in this country using this operating system?04:51
skooIt is so in China04:52
skooBut I go the mp3 Market04:52
LaserJocktheCore: can you send me an email?04:52
theCoreLaserJock: sure04:52
skooYou have lots of choice there04:53
theCorepp me your address04:53
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minghuaLaserJock: good luck on the packaging guide project04:59
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theCoreLaserJock: a Makefile for the packaging guide would be useful 04:59
LaserJocktheCore: what do you mean?05:00
theCoreLaserJock: to build the html version of the guide05:01
LaserJocktheCore: there already is05:01
theCoreLaserJock: really ?05:01
theCoreLaserJock: where ?05:01
LaserJockin the generic folder05:01
theCoreah, sorry05:02
theCoreit's doesn't work ..05:02
LaserJockjust a sec05:03
LaserJockmdke: ping?05:04
rob1whats going on?05:06
LaserJockwell, the make for the packaging guide is gone05:06
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LaserJockI think it might be because of the license thing05:07
theCorewell, i will use yelp for testing05:08
LaserJockHow come we haven't gotten any emails from ubuntu-doc-commits lately?05:12
rob1no one has been committing probably05:14
LaserJockwell we are at 2189 but my last email was 217405:15
LaserJock2180 I mean05:15
rob1dunno05:15
rob1same here05:16
LaserJockhow do you get the changes for a file in svn?05:16
rob1svn diff05:16
LaserJockbetween revisions05:16
rob1svn diff05:17
theCoresvn up05:17
rob1svn diff -r revisionnumber05:17
rob1svn diff -r revisionnumber:otherrevisionnumber 05:18
LaserJockvery cool05:20
LaserJockwell, I can't figure out what happened 05:36
theCoreLaserJock: chapter 3 commands don't work05:36
LaserJocktheCore: where?05:38
theCore sudo echo mychroot /var/chroot >>  /etc/dchroot.conf <<< don't work : i needed to enter a root login with 'sudo -s' 05:39
theCoresudo debootstrap variant=buildd breezy /var/chroot/ http://archive.Ubuntu.com/Ubuntu/  <<< don't work neither05:39
theCorei feel we will need to rebuild chapter 305:46
LaserJocktheCore: for sure05:48
theCoreLaserJock: i'm going to read the DNMG i need to learn more on pkg building before making more change into the guide05:50
theCores/on/about/05:51
LaserJocktheCore: fine. I am still trying to figure out where we should go with this so it is pretty fluid at this point05:51
theCoreLaserJock: it will be a tough job ubuntuize the DNMG 05:56
LaserJocktheCore: well, I don't would to do more than just ubuntuize the DNMG05:58
LaserJocktheCore: sorry that sentence was terrible05:58
LaserJocktheCore: I think it would be good to not just Ubuntuize the DNMG06:00
theCoreahh 06:00
theCoresure, i don't want to just remake the DNMG into UNMG 06:02
theCorehttp://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/ch-start.en.html <<< this page is quite similiar to our guide06:06
theCoreLaserJock: it look like copy and paste to me06:07
LaserJocktheCore: exactly06:11
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theCoreLaserJock: i think we can complete the guide for dapper release06:17
LaserJockI sure hope so ;-)06:17
theCorethat my objective 06:18
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theCorei have 6 months without school, so... i gonna work on this06:19
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LaserJocktheCore: ok, I need to go but I'm glad you are interested in the packaging guide, especially that figure. It would be nice to do some more graphics. Not sure where yet.06:32
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theCoreLaserJock, thx, cya06:32
LaserJocktheCore: btw I think on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocBook there are commands to use xsltproc to convert the XML into HTML06:33
LaserJockgood night everybody06:33
rob1check out the make file in ubuntu/06:33
rob1its all in there06:34
LaserJockrob1: your right, I thought it was in generic/06:35
LaserJocktheCore: there you go. In ubuntu/ do "make package" to get it06:36
theCoreah ! thanks06:36
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theCoregotta too, cya later everybody 06:43
rob1bye06:43
rob1hmm.. I'm not really liking the new format of common-tasks.xml06:59
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Madpilotrob1: what should we think about changing in common tasks?08:21
MadpilotI was thinking of moving the Serpentine section to the Multimedia area...08:22
rob1I'm about to commit some stuff08:22
MadpilotOK08:22
rob1ok done, check that out08:25
rob1bbs08:25
rob1:)08:38
Madpilotrob1: is Serpentine not going to be in Dapper? Why use grip instead, when Serp. is currently installed by default?08:40
rob1does serp rip as well?08:54
Madpilotsorry, not serp08:54
Madpilotsound juicer08:54
Madpilotwhich rips & plays08:54
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rob1if it has a better interface and/or is installed by default then sure08:56
rob1grip just came to mind because I have used it in the past08:57
rob1cd player and rhythmbox are the default playback apps08:57
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Madpilotrob1: um, not in Breezy, not for audio CDs AFAIK - it's SoundJuicer for both08:58
rob1whoa mdke went nuts on the css08:58
Madpilotrob1: if we do a partial revert of common-tasks, I'd written up SJ for ripping & playing in the previous version...08:59
rob1hmm soundjuicer is the default playback/ripping app.. goes to show how much I play audio cds on my pc09:01
rob1its a bit hard to do a patial revert, just add your changes into the latest revision 09:01
MadpilotOK, I've got a non-svn copy of common tasks that I saved, I can get it from there09:02
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MadpilotOK, two patches sent to the list09:43
rob1Madpilot, try to use the full application name including a capital when refering to an application ;)10:03
Madpilotwas that in my patches?10:03
rob1does soundjuicer do mp3s?10:04
Madpilotgah...10:04
Madpilotrob1: no idea, I've just been ripping to .ogg or .flac all along10:04
rob1ah10:04
Madpilotwill search the forums...10:04
rob1hmm, just took a look.. apparently not10:05
rob1although I'd rather stick to ogg/flac anyway10:05
robitaillerob1,  http://www.emcken.dk/weblog/archives/99-MP3-encoding-with-Sound-Juicer.html10:06
robitailleI have been playing with this tonight, and it works in Breezy10:06
Madpilotrobitaille: excellent - care to add two lines to common-tasks.xml, please?10:07
rob1great :)10:07
rob1well, at least theres a way10:07
robitailleit also involves installing lame from multiverse.  So maybe it's more than 2 lines :)10:07
rob1yep, it works. just tested it. thanks robitaille 10:11
rob1robitaille, is the commit list not working currently?10:14
robitaillerob1,  I have no idea10:19
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mdkerob1, i went nuts on the css?12:04
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mpt"The GNOME is the GNU Graphical Desktop, it's the default desktop environment on Ubuntu, as well as Edubuntu." <-- gnarrgh06:09
mdkehmm?06:10
mptBad writing from http://www.edubuntu.org/tour.html06:11
mdkehighvoltage might have access to that page, you can ping him, otherwise JaneW and henrik I guess06:12
mptThere should be someone whose full-time job is to fix the Web sites06:29
mptthey're a mess06:29
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mdkempt, i think they have been left to rot to a certain extent because of the transition to moin: apparently plone makes it very difficult to clear things up, perhaps when the moin site is implemented, then it will be easier06:31
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rob1mdke, well it might be the new stylesheets09:45
rob1it will need some work09:45
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mdkerob1, what might be the new stylesheets?11:36

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