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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:robitaille] : Agendas: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingAgendas | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ | 07 Dec 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 07 Dec 14:30 UTC: Accessibility Team | 08 Dec 02:00 UTC: Dapper Development Status | 16 Dec 16:00 UTC: Desktop team
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janeWok let's hope I don' get disconnected this week...12:56
ograjaneW, isnt that the regular 24h disconnect ? i got them to here 12:57
ograif so, just make sure you connect at another time of day, thn it should happen around this time ...12:57
janeWogra: may be, but I just had one now... so we should be good *holding thumbs*12:58
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janeWogra: it does drop randomly at times and the national poer failures we have had don't help12:58
janeWpoer=power12:58
ogranational ? ugh ...12:59
janeWthey keep having to do emergency shut downs of the nuclear plant nearby 8/12:59
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ogranearby ? ouch ...12:59
ograthat doesnt sound nice ...12:59
janeWshoo these Dapper Update Meetings and Tables are keeping me BUSY12:59
janeWogra: yup less than 50km away01:00
ogra*shudder*01:00
kjcolemonring  (or whatever) all.  (And, as usual nothing "good" about it.)01:00
janeWheh, I am actually one of it's supporters but I still wouldn;t want to mess with it01:00
ograhey new memeber :)01:00
kjcolejaneW, isn't it about time for your connection to fail? 01:00
janeWok it;s 14:0001:00
janeWkjcole: heh, just happened, we should be good now ;)01:01
kjcoleogra, thanks for the support.01:01
janeWroll call01:01
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kjcolekjcole is sleepy... er.. is Kevin Cole01:01
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janeWjust the 3 of us?01:02
jelknerjelkner is Jeffrey Elkner01:02
janeWhi jelkner 01:02
jelknerhi jane!01:02
kjcolemorning, jeff.01:02
jelknergood morning kevin01:03
jelknerwhile we wait for other folks, can we do a quick update on documentation?01:03
kjcoleI'm game.01:04
ograwe should probably wait for highvoltage and jsgotango for that01:04
janeWlet's start with ogra's update now, so we don't run out of time...01:04
ograsince they are involved with docs01:04
janeWthey can catch up from the notes...01:04
jelknerogra: only problem is, i will need to leave by 7:30 pm01:04
janeWjelkner: ok you are straight after ogra. ok?01:05
jelknerlast week i missed a bunch of import stuff (including local devices)01:05
jelknerok01:05
kjcoleFYI: SInce this falls before my morning commute, and Accessibility Team falls after it, I'm going to blow out of here in 55 minutes...01:05
janeWkjcole: ok understood01:05
ograok, 01:05
janeWlet's go them, waiting for late ppl just encourages them to be late01:05
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ograthe CD build looks very good, we should have all 3 arches ready today, i386 hd three uninstallable packages tonight rthat should be gone by now, for the other arches the install CD should be fine already01:06
flintmorning ollie01:06
ograliveCD builds will start immediately after i have someone building the filesystem for me ...(i.e. directly after the ubuntu livefs was built)01:07
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ogra(thats done by lamont/infinity)01:07
janeWgreat01:08
janeWogra: much better than we were last time :)01:08
ograi had a workshop and talk last weekend at the essener linuxtage, which resulted in several people who want to join development now :)01:08
janeWEXCELLENT01:08
janeWogra: do you think they will?01:08
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ograi.e. i have one guy who wants to take over ltsp-manager from me ;)01:08
janeW:)01:08
ograthe other ones are not this concrete ...01:09
janeWogra: I see you got the thinclient-memory-usage spec to Approved.01:09
ograspacey, worked with willow the last days ...01:09
janeWand faster-startup to Pending Reivew01:09
ograthats next on my list ;)01:09
janeWso getting there01:09
ograthe specs are reviewed, and i have a list of changes from mdz to put into the two missing ones ....01:10
ograafter i made these changes they should get approved straight01:10
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ograthe local device spec is still in drafting and will wait for a meeting between mdz, sbalneaves and me 01:10
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ograto decide what we do and what is feasable with it01:11
ograits the one that requires most manpower (not only mine) and the one that had lowest prio from the beginning01:11
janeWogra: are you setting up that meeting or must I?01:12
jelknerwhy lowest prio?01:12
ograjaneW, i can ...01:12
jelkneri would argue that without it, we really don't have edubuntu01:12
ograjelkner, i dont make the prioritisation01:12
janeWogra: please do if you can01:12
janeWI am drowning in LP, plans and spreadsheets01:12
kjcolewho sets the priorities and how?  I would think it might be us... 01:12
flintlocal devices seem very "dapper".  is is  a  personpower issue or an approach isssue?01:12
ograjelkner, you said we dont have edubuntu without content filtering01:12
janeWkjcole: us and mdz mainly01:13
jelknerogra: yes, but that was until you gave me a different solution for that01:13
ograjelkner, which is rather achieveable now ...01:13
flintogra, actually that was my flawed vision about the content filtering...01:13
jelknergreat!01:13
ograsince spacey took the task 01:13
jelkneri'm only reporting back feedback from the users01:13
janeWlocal devices are important01:13
jelknereveryone keeps asking "how can students save their work?"01:14
jelkneri don't know what to tell them yet01:14
janeWogra: any more progress for the week?01:14
ograsure, but still, the spec is low/mid prio and not ready yet 01:14
jelknerjaneW: how do priorities get set?01:14
ograwe have some odd Xorg bugs currently so ltsp is broken, i had not enough tim yet due to my normal distro work ... i hope to have that fixed until next meeting01:14
jelkneris there a way to appeal a priority?01:15
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ograjelkner, thats a mdz/sabdfl thing01:15
janeWjelkner: mail me and I'll process it01:15
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jelknerwill do01:15
flintogra, ollie, what can we do to help get local devices?  Are priorities disclosed on a wikki somewhere?01:16
janeWjelkner: I can raise the priority, but that won;t necessarily change the expectation of delivery, esp if there is a technical blocker01:16
jelknerunderstood01:16
janeWflint: it;s all on launchpad01:16
janeWjelkner: but I will support getting this done, because it is clearly needed01:16
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/dapper-20051205-1.png shows the latest bootchart, mdz has the opinion we can cut down some (10?) seconds from X detection and Keybuk told me the over all speed might be cut down by 15sec so we're getting there01:16
janeWhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+specstable01:16
flintJaneW, actually it is all on my computer, thanks for the specifics ollie!01:17
ograflint, learn dbus programming :P01:17
janeWflint: there's no dreaded wiki table this time01:17
ograthats one of the blockers, i'm not into dbus enough that i'd trust my skills to do it alone ...01:17
ograbut since most of the other specs are done alread i'll have lots of time to concentrate on the device suff ...01:18
janeWflint: ogra and I are somewhat constrained by mdz's call wrt priority etc01:18
ograbut i dont give promises for specs that arent even running as a proof of concept locally for me, please understand that01:19
flintyeah verily, we require a Jedi, and they are in short supply...01:19
janeWbring em on01:19
jelkneri have to leave in 10 minutes, any chance we can sneek in a quick documentation report?01:19
janeWyes jelkner go ahead01:19
ogragoby is still waiting for a review from pitti, so we most likely wont see it on the flight2 CD01:20
jelknerkjcole and i have been meeting each weekend to work on the cookbook01:20
ograok, i'm done01:20
jelknerhere is where we are:01:20
flintjelkner, you are SUCH a whiner...go ahead :^)01:20
jelkner1. we've taken the original source and convereted it to plain text01:20
jelkner2. we have edited the first 2 chapters, removing tuxlab specific stuff01:21
janeWjelkner/ kjcole - sounds good :)01:21
jelkner3. we are planning to use lore to mark it up so we can have quick, web ready copy01:21
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janeWjelkner: is it quite a chore?01:21
jelkner4. we will finish removing tuxlab specific stuff the next few weeks01:21
juliux_hi all01:22
kjcole1.5 We've broken it into several separate files, basically along chapter lines.01:22
jelkner5. then we will begin adding edubuntu specific information01:22
jelknerso it is a build down and then build up process01:22
jelknerone thing to keep in mind that effects artwork01:22
zakamejedi!01:22
janeWjelkner: sounds very logical and sequential01:22
ograjelkner, i aksed kjcole yesterday already, i'd like to have regular reviews of the tech stuff in there, the tuxlabs technical side is quite different from our implementation ...01:22
jelknerif we want the book out by dapper release01:23
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jelknerit would be very helpful if we could have the artwork at least a few weeks early01:23
janeWhi mhz: congrats re CC membership01:23
jelknerso we can include screen shots with the correct artwork01:23
ograjelkner, we have an artwork deadline in the release schedule01:23
janeWjelkner: you need new artwork?01:23
jelknerthats all i have01:23
ograthats some weeks before the doc deadline afaikl01:23
mhzthanx janeW01:23
kjcoleogra, the tuxLab cookbook made me curious about "wizzy" (which I assume is one of those differences)01:23
jelknerno, i mean whatever artwork dapper will have01:24
ograjelkner, yes01:24
ograthats what i talked about01:24
janeWjelkner: ok fair enough, screenshots would make sense, do you need to change or add to the illustrations too?01:24
jelknergreat01:24
jelkneradd to01:24
ograthere are two weeks between artwork and doc deadline for exactly this purpose01:24
jelknermostly screenshots01:24
jelknerexcellent01:24
janeWwiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule <- for dates01:24
jelknerok, i'm finished01:25
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janeWjelkner: excellnt, I am very please to hear there's been progress with this :))01:25
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kjcoleI've contacted both the original (?) author and illustrator, and buttered them up, but haven't asked for anything. 01:25
janeWthanks 2 you both for taking you w/e for this .01:25
janeWkjcole: have they responded and been friendly?01:25
kjcoleI get the impression they'd be willing, provided there's time.01:25
janeWkjcole: awesome01:25
kjcolejaneW: Both replied very positively.01:26
janeW:)01:26
flintjelkner, I recall that the original tuxlab docs had a lot in them about physical infastructure, how are you handling this in transition to dapper ubuntu 01:26
ograflint, we should keep it ...01:26
janeWagreed01:26
jelknerwe will keep it01:26
kjcoleAlso, as I said in e-mail a bit premature, but just something to keep in the back of heads: When/If hardcopy publishing, perhaps Lulu Press...01:26
jelknerbut edubuntu will be more specific01:26
janeW we should also have hardware specs in there, we get asked about that alot01:26
ograthe physical stuff will be the ame everywhere01:26
mhzjaneW: I am running to a meeting (2 actually) I am sorry I am not here today. However, I have just sent an email to the ML where I report on everything I have been upto.01:26
jelknerto the distro01:27
jelknertuxlab is a project, not a distro01:27
ograjaneW, they should be on the website 01:27
janeWmhz: great, thanks01:27
jelknerso it was more general01:27
janeWyes, understood01:27
jelknerok, folks, i need to run...01:28
janeWok any more of the documentation?01:28
jelknersame time next week01:28
ograyup01:28
janeWthanks jelkner , have a good day01:28
jelknerbye01:28
flintlater jeff...thanks.01:28
ograbye01:28
janeWogra: I presume other docs like about edubuntu etc will come later in the cycle, it;s still a bit early for that now01:28
ograyup01:28
janeWhowevere I see ubuntu has a release note page up, to gather stuff as it happens, should we do the same?01:29
ogramdz has put up a dapper release notes page, we should probably do that too now01:29
ograheh01:29
janeWok, I'll do that01:29
janeWok artwork?01:29
kjcoleWe're meeting once a week, and lore's pretty simple as markup.  One thing is it doesn't (yet) produce an index, though I understand that's in progress too.  That's it from me and documentation.01:29
janeWis there any one here to talk about that?01:29
ogramhz is gone ....01:30
ograany news from the canonical side ? 01:30
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ografor the professional stuff ? 01:30
janeWogra: no nothing yet. silbs is still not back in the office, so I don;t expect anything till she is back and settled01:30
flintlore is best found with the search term python-lore...01:30
kjcolelore is the Twisted Python's built-in documentation stuff for their docs, converts to HTML, LaTeX, and a couple of others I think.01:31
ograi'd still like to know if we get pro artwork for all three age stages we'll have01:31
janeWhas anyone responded to the recent mailing list messages offering help?01:31
flintthe neat thing about lore is that it is default installed in the badger by default :^)01:31
janeWI know mhz is doing great things in the spanish speaking commmunities, but we need to harness the english speaking offers of help too01:32
kjcoletoxictoadz has been approved as a member of the Edubuntu Cookbook Cooks, but I haven't written back yet.01:32
mhzjaneW: harness, how do you see it?01:32
janeWogra: re art, I'll try to get an answer on that soon... by the way do you agree that the 3 designs should be 1) Junior, 2) senior 3) Plain ?01:32
ograyes01:33
kjcole(and mhz... well, he's already here, isn't he. ;-)  He's also a cook.)01:33
flintjaneW, is there leather involved :^)01:33
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janeWglad there are so many cooks... dont spoil the book :P01:34
kjcolejaneW, (I think the e-mail you were referring to was from toxictoadz)01:34
ograand beware the salt :)01:34
flintjaneW, I mean about the harnessing...can you point to a page about the levels Jane?01:34
ograflint, its on the meeting records 01:35
ograthe part from ubz 01:35
mhzflint: thx for harnessing question.. I hadn't got that either01:35
mhzoops01:35
janeWflint: levels?01:35
ograhmm, it actually isnt ...01:36
flintjaneW, I mean designs01:36
janeWI was talking about toxictoad and Babak Manssouri  and any others that come along01:36
janeWflint: sorry I am not understanding you today01:37
kjcoletoxictoadz looks to be more of a translation and artwork person01:37
ograflint, the artwork package will be configurable to select between 3 age levels ...01:37
ograthere is no further magic involved :)01:37
janeWby harness I meant if someone offers help, grab them and suck them dry....01:37
janeW(joking) but make the most of it...01:37
flintjaneW, the 3 designs should be 1) Junior, 2) senior 3) Plain these are the levels... 01:37
ograflint, since we'll get a professional designer i cant say much more 01:37
janeWflint: Ahhh I understand the levels now...01:38
flintjaneW, is levels an appropriate term?01:38
janeWflint: it's not much more that that for now, so we are starting with a clean slate... what we have now (apart from wallpaper) is liked for junior01:38
janeWflint: looks?01:38
flintjaneW, it's ok nobody understands me (SIGH!:^)01:39
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kjcolejaneW, I must have missed Babak Manssouri.  I haven't paid as much attention to the artwork e-mails.  Do you recall if he (I'm assuming "he") was artwork or text or unspecified?01:39
ograthe mid ager will require a icon set decision ...01:39
janeWhas anything happned with the a11y stuff?01:40
flintogra, ollie will this require a choice screen in the installer?01:40
flintjaneW, what ally?01:40
ograjaneW, they are working on a liveCD for massachusets afaik01:40
janeWogra: ok01:40
ograflint, yes01:40
Kamionflint: I certainly hope not01:40
Kamionogra: please discuss that with me, that's very suboptimal01:41
ograit needs to01:41
janeWflint a11y = accessability (apparently)01:41
kjcoleflint, ally = accessibility01:41
Kamion(later)01:41
ograyup01:41
flintjaneW, Ally = my wife.01:41
janeWogra: are we doing edubuntu express at all?01:41
ograflint, thats an 11 not ll01:41
kjcoleflint, is she accessible?  ;-)01:41
janeWflint: so is she accessible?01:41
janeW*duck*01:41
ograjaneW, it will be on the liveCD, so yes ....01:42
flintyou all are bad people...01:42
kjcolejaneW, great minds...01:42
janeWkjcole: *high five*01:42
ograjaneW, but that will install only the workstation version01:42
janeWogra: oic, ok makes sense01:42
janeWbtw did you all see you slachdot mention?01:42
ograjaneW, i dont plan a specific edubuntu version01:42
janeWogra: and someone NEEDS to mention LTSP there01:42
janeWs/c/s01:43
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kjcoleNice! And that guy Greg Philips? who did the nice review in his blog...01:43
janeWyes :)01:43
flintogra, ollie what the heck is up in Massachusetts?  01:43
janeWok we are chatting again - which is fine as long as someone isn't waiting to talk about something important...01:43
ograflint, they are in the decision process to switch theor municipalities ...01:44
ograto linux01:44
flintjanew, I think the slashdot piece repudiated your graphic choices...01:44
ograor some other stuff ...01:44
flintogra, I am in the next state over.  let me know who/how I can get involved please.01:45
kjcoleSince we're just chatting, any thoughts/post-Dapper+x fantasies regarding publication or is that a Doc Team question?  01:45
ograflint, no idea .... i only know that they wahted to look at ubuntu but require full a11y support01:45
kjcoleAlso, not sure of the appropriate meeting: I've been in touch with a friend who01:46
ograso the a11y team tries to provide a liveCD to test ...01:46
ograflint, you might want to contact TheMuso or dholbach about it01:46
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flintkjcole, publish or perish eh?  I see the connection know between ally and dapper.  Thanks ollie for the contact names.01:46
janeWflint: I didn't get that... but I was hearing pl saying it's nothing but a different desktop, completey missing the LTSP component01:47
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marchhi@all01:47
janeWkjcole: for the cookbook you mean?01:47
kjcoleis blind and was a professional Braille proofreader for the Library of Congress.  He's peripherally helping with both a11y and helping me make connections with LoC to get a cookbook officially part of their collection...01:47
ograjaneW, i saw people mentioning the LTSP 01:47
kjcolejaneW: The cookbook in particular, but other stuff as well possibly.01:48
janeWkjcole: if we make it rock we can may be convince the sabd to publish it01:48
flintjaneW, the Slashdot review really played up the angle of a distro for geek children.  This is hitting the nail on the head (or in this case geekletts ont he head :^)01:49
kjcolejaneW: Ah.  Well, then that *potentially* simplifies things.01:49
janeWflint: agreed01:50
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flintkjcole, jez kevin, if you write a good book, somone will publish the silly thing.  Keep your shirt on and write!01:50
mhzok, sorry you all, gotta run!01:50
mhzbye01:50
flintmdz, thanks!01:50
dholbachflint: i guess that dcc didn't work through my router/firewall-thingie01:51
flintjaneW, ok enough stroking jane, what's next on your dreaded agenda?01:51
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flintdholbach, what dcc thing my man?01:52
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dholbachflint: you made a dcc chat request?01:52
KamionjaneW: 2am surely ...01:52
ograflint, artwork is always last :)01:52
janeWthe ones that moaned about not enough time are not even here this week, and so we have extra time.01:52
janeWKamion: 4am for me (UTC +2)01:52
Kamionoh, didn't realise .za was so far ahead01:52
janeWKamion: yup01:52
ograjust for the record, we have a popular contributor to edubuntu, linus sent a little app :)01:53
janeWKamion: you wanna add anything esle to edubuntu?01:53
Kamionnope01:53
janeWogra: oh yes!01:53
janeWogra: he hasn't responded to me yet...01:53
ograits a cool thingie but has an awful gui :)01:53
Kamiononly comment really is that adding installer questions is non-trivially awkward, and with the live installer you have to design two UIs01:53
KamionI'd really very strongly recommend making it easily switchable after install instead01:53
Kamion(you have to do that anyway)01:53
janeWKamion: ITA01:54
Kamionthe ltsp hack for edubuntu breezy nearly managed to break ubuntu netboot01:54
ograKamion, yes, we can decide on a defaulut ...01:54
Kamionand only didn't by dumb luck01:54
janeWogra: do you agree, we should have a default and then make it switchable after install?01:54
KamionjaneW: ITA?01:54
ograjaneW, see above :)01:54
janeWI Tend to Agree01:54
flintdholbach, sorry I am a nubie re dcc...01:54
Kamionah, ok01:54
dholbachflint: don't worry :)01:55
kjcoleogra, thingie? More specific?01:55
ograKamion, and i'm not sure if we want to keep the ltsp hack.... it doesnt make sense for multiarch ltsp01:55
janeWflint: and with me you are either stroked or whipped - take your pick :P01:55
ograkjcole, it logs out a given user afer a certain amount of time ... 01:56
ograand shows a timer ....01:56
ogra(the time is written in tcl and looks awful, the tool iself is very cool)01:56
ogra*timer01:56
Kamionogra: I can see more justification for ltsp-client-builder01:57
flintKamion, you are not refering to the "lotr" patch when you talk of an ltsp hack are you?01:57
Kamionflint: no01:57
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ograKamion, i'd rather have http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/LTSPManager/ for post install action01:57
flintKamion, gotcha.01:57
ograso you can select the target arch for the clients01:58
Kamionit's just technically difficult at the moment to have different installer flow for different flavours (ubuntu/kubuntu/edubuntu), for pretty much the same reason as we can't have different base systems for different flavours; a lot of it's done by priority in the archive and we don't have per-flavour priorities01:58
Kamionflint: referring to the thing in the Edubuntu installer that builds an LTSP client chroot during install01:58
ograKamion, but thats neither speced nor do i put time into it currently, its only a base for community contributions01:58
flintKamion, i am on the page thanks01:58
Kamionogra: integrating that into the live installer would be sane I think, but probably dapper+101:59
ograyes01:59
ograthats what its planned for 01:59
ogra(dapper+1)01:59
kjcoleTick-tock... Time for me to run to work so I can make the A11y Team meeting.  (Someday, maybe I'll do work for my office again too...) 02:00
ograi did only the glade stuff and the worst backend part (dhcp...) te rest is for community contribution and has a non predictable deadline02:00
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ograjaneW, meeting done ? 02:01
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janeWyup thanks guys02:02
ograthanks janeW :)02:02
janeWeveryone OUT ;P02:02
flintjaneW thanks.  will hang for the ally meeting here.02:02
kjcolejaneW, thanks for having us. ;-)02:02
flintjaneW, meeting next week same leather time same leather channel?02:03
kjcoleFlint, a11y's not for an hour and a half *I HOPE* (I'm at home and need food on the way to work)02:03
flintkjcole, gotcha I will be back in 90 minutes then.  thanks kevin. 02:04
kjcoleLater all...02:04
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TheMusoHey kjcole.03:27
kjcoleHiya, kidz.03:27
dholbachhey03:27
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kjcolejbaily, baaaaaah humbug?03:28
jsgotangcodee dum03:28
kjcoles/jbaily/jbailey/03:28
jbaileykjcole, Well.  It's the only noise I ever seen a kid game. =)03:28
kjcolejbailey, ah. touche.03:29
TheMusoWe still don't have Henrik.03:31
jsgotangcomeeting started?03:31
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TheMusoDon't think so.03:31
jbaileyI was chatting with him a while ago and he was going off to lunch.  I'd expect him back RSN.03:32
dholbachright03:32
TheMusojbailey: Thanks.03:32
jsgotangcoahhh03:32
dholbacheverybody can check https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeamMeetingAgenda in the meantime03:32
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dholbachROCK03:32
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TheMusoYes please do. THere have been some additions to it.03:32
jsgotangcospeaking of henrik...03:32
hno73hello all!03:32
TheMusoWelcome Jason. Nice to have you along.03:32
jsgotangcohi henrik03:32
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TheMusoHey Henrik.03:33
jgrieveshi Luke :)03:33
dholbachhi everybody03:33
dholbacheverybody had a brief glimpse on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeamMeetingAgenda ?03:33
jgrievesus low vision people need at least 7 hours of sleep to function properly03:33
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dholbachwho proposed the first topic?03:33
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TheMusoI think that may have been stuff from last meeting.03:34
dholbachoh yes03:34
dholbachwe proceed to the 2nd item03:34
dholbachTheMuso: that's yours, right?03:34
TheMusoBut did we talk about use cases much, or look into them?03:34
TheMusoShould we now?03:35
dholbachwe can do that as well03:35
TheMusoOk.03:35
jsgotangcohrmm03:35
dholbachjsgotangco: ...? :)03:35
hno73Oh, sorry. I think I proposed most of the points without name :p03:35
jsgotangcoi like the idea of #203:35
jsgotangcoim looking at the site now03:35
hno731-5 really :)03:36
dholbachhno73: don't worry :)03:36
TheMusoJason Grieves, who is fortunate enough to be present at this meeting has been writing some documentation about using Ubuntu with the various accessibility apps. You can grab a copy from http://www.themuso.com/ubuntu/accessibility. It is a text file.03:36
jsgotangcoi have a windows partition i'll experiment on this tommorow03:36
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TheMusoI think we ort to get one or two people to look over it, and wiki it. It is a great starting point.03:36
zakamehello all03:37
TheMusojgrieves: Anything you want to add, please do so, or feel free to correct me if I am wrong.03:37
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jgrievesagreed, i'd like to get some people to work with me on it03:37
dholbachis it kind of a test plan?03:37
jgrieveswe need pictures, more step by step03:37
dholbachor a howto?03:37
jgrievesdescriptions of each preference and how it affects the system03:37
dholbachor maybe we could use it for both03:37
dholbachjgrieves: it looks fairly comprehensive03:37
jsgotangcoit does03:38
jgrievesdholbach there wasn't much on th eweb, besides Sun's accessiblity guide03:38
jsgotangcoi can start moving this to code03:38
dholbach*nod*03:38
jgrieveswhich was difficult for me to use 03:38
dholbachit looks cool, maybe something for the doc-team too03:38
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jgrievesbecause i need to know what was good for low vision people03:38
dholbachjgrieves: well done03:38
jgrievesi had to filter through their stuff, and eventually decided to just write my own03:38
TheMusoYeah thats right. The docs for GNOME accessibility are either very hard to find, or out of date.03:39
jsgotangcopretty much03:39
dholbach*nod*03:39
TheMuso,pst;u03:39
TheMusomostly03:39
jgrievesthere are some updated items that we can use for user cases03:39
jgrievessuch as full screen magnification, which i have tested for a couple of hours03:39
jgrieveswhich actually works much better than split screen03:39
dholbachi can send a reminder (wiki-ing it) and the link to the mailing list later03:39
TheMusoOk.03:39
jsgotangconice03:40
hno73Yeah. It looks great!03:40
TheMusojgrieves: Have you a wiki/launchpad account?03:40
jsgotangcoi'll start moving this to source too03:40
jgrievesyep Luke03:40
TheMusoGood.03:40
hno73It would be cool to put it on-line and perhaps persuaded he abilitynet people to put it on their site too03:40
hno73as an alternative to the Windows guides03:40
jsgotangcoyes03:40
jgrievesyeah it really needs to be dynamic by beling able to click links and such03:41
hno73before you know it it will be on the BBC computer help pages03:41
jgrievesi.e. in low vision section and want to get ot gnopernicus03:41
TheMusoI noticed that some instructions used the terminal. Should we consider putting instructions in for using synaptec?03:41
mptthe Windows guides are boringly exhaustive :-)03:41
hno73mpt: you think too much so?03:41
dholbachadded it to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam/Links as well03:41
kjcoleI've dug up another possible resource: National Center for Accessible Media (NCAM) at: http://ncam.wgbh.org/03:41
TheMusoCool.03:41
mpthno73, yeah, last time I looked there were about 30 pages, about 90% being exactly the same in each one03:42
dholbachi forgot... which agenda point are we on :)03:42
TheMusoAFAIK 2.03:42
dholbachah ok, 2nd, right03:42
jsgotangcolol03:42
hno73mpt: cool. I'll feed that back to them (or we'll just make ours better)03:42
linbetwinhello, everyone! Can anyone participate in this meeting? Hello, Jason! you're the only one I know here03:43
dholbachlinbetwin: sure, it's public03:43
dholbachlinbetwin: welcome03:43
jsgotangcolinbetwin, welcome03:43
jgrievesgreetings03:43
TheMusolinbetwin: welcome. You are a work collegue of Jason's?03:43
TheMusoEither way, thanks for joining us.03:43
linbetwinno. I wrote to him about gnopernicus03:43
TheMusoAh right.03:44
dholbachok, so we agreed on wiki-ing it and maybe feeding it to the doc-team (jerome)? :)03:44
jsgotangcoshove it to me03:44
dholbachand maybe use it as a starting point for testplans03:44
TheMusoNote that this is for breezy I think.03:44
TheMusothe doc that is.03:44
jsgotangcothe doc looks a bit terse but can be improved03:44
TheMusoYeah, a little fleshing out probably. Thats what I thought.03:44
jgrievesjsgotangco agreed03:45
dholbachshall we proceed the the 3rd item?03:45
jsgotangcookay03:45
TheMusoFine with me.03:45
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dholbachok03:45
dholbachnext up are bounty ideas03:45
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dholbachhno73: you mean, real bounties? like paying for them and everything?03:45
TheMusoWhat is X-10 support anyone?03:46
hno73dholbach: yeah, we can propose them to the pool right?03:46
jsgotangcohmmm03:46
jbaileyTheMuso, X10 gear I'm familiar with is for home automation.03:46
hno73There is/was a dormat AT bounty in there that was too vague03:46
jsgotangcoshould we do specs?03:46
jsgotangcojbailey, that evil X10 camera thing that started it all?03:46
TheMusohno73: It was way to big a task.03:46
jsgotangcoX10 is quite old but reliable03:47
dholbachwe need specs for those, but we need to split up, what could be TODO items for the team03:47
hno73I'v got some X10 hardware I can send to anyone who wants to try03:47
jbaileyjsgotangco, Dunno.  The X10 stuff I used was for remote power cycling based on serial commands.03:47
jsgotangcoyeah03:47
jbaileyjsgotangco, That was about a decade ago, though.03:47
jsgotangcothat's the X10 alright03:47
hno73TheMuso: You mean the one from 6 months ago, or whatever, yeah03:47
TheMusohno73: Yes.03:47
jbaileyjsgotangco, It's how we did remote power control on the FSFs servers. =)03:48
jsgotangcohno73, linux has good X10 support?03:48
jsgotangcoohhh03:48
dholbachcan anybody tell me, what we need to do about x10 in ubuntu?03:48
jsgotangcocontrol appliances via ubuntu?03:48
flintnote that X10 has two standards, the old and the new.03:49
jsgotangcothe only X10 i have ever used is a camera03:49
flintX10 version 1  is an ac line type of unidirectional addressable power control03:49
kjcoleflint, how new is "new"?03:49
dholbachwe should first investigate, if there's existing code, we could use03:49
flintX10 version 2 is bidirectional and way better03:49
hno73so you can use it to switch on lights, open doors, etc. cool stuff for mobility impairment folks03:49
hno73attaches with a box to your serial port03:50
flintnew is my version of new.  EG IBM MVS is "new"03:50
TheMusoThere is an x10 package in breezy and would be in dapper as well.03:50
hno73it's fairly cheap comodity stuff03:50
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flinthno73, and not all that reliable...03:50
kjcoleflint, then I'm afraid to ask how old "old" is. 03:50
hno73there are some simple CLI tools for running the switches03:50
jsgotangcocli...03:51
dholbachhno73: do you have experience, how well the package works?03:51
hno73flint: how's that? you mean with interference on the el-net?03:51
kjcolejsgotangco, is that a question? If so Command Line Interface.03:51
linbetwinAs I wrote to Jason, I'm trying to use gnopernicus+gnome-mag, but it only follows the text cursor in the rerminal and gedit and it shows some ugly black patches when moved. This does not happen in kmag, but kmag doesn't follow text editing at all. I tried to make a demo using istanbul but it didn't work. Is there any hope that will improve in Dapper?03:51
hno73I think the simple package works well, but the gui stuff is more random03:51
jsgotangcokjcole, nope...i meant i'm not really into cli for this stuff...03:52
flintI used X10 years ago under windo$e...03:52
hno73See: http://linuxha.sourceforge.net/03:52
flintI will look at it under breezy...03:52
dholbachlinbetwin: if we write bugreports to the gnome folks, then probably03:52
jgrieveslinbetwin we may have some solutions for you in a bit, Luke is working on a new gnome-mag03:52
hno73Linux Home Automation project03:52
flintgotcha...03:52
jsgotangcoohhh03:52
jgrieveslinbetwin i'll ping you after meeting03:52
TheMusojgrieves: You referring to the XDamage bug?03:52
kjcolejsgotangco, ah.03:52
jgrievesLuke yes03:53
TheMusoWell nothing more on the bug front has happened yet.03:53
dholbachhno73: we should investigate in the links there to know, if there's software we can include? does that make sense?03:53
jgrievesmay be able to get linbetwin to test package?03:53
linbetwinsure, what package?03:54
hno73dholbach: sure. I'm sure there is. When I say flaky, I mean, written in Perl, kludgy user interface, etc.03:55
dholbach*nod* better than nothing :)03:55
dholbachsomething to start from :)03:55
hno73It might be better to take the CLI tools and make a very simple and pretty interface in python03:55
dholbachi added it to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam/TODO03:55
hno73... for example. just ideas03:55
dholbachwhat about "high visibility themes"?03:56
TheMusoI have been talking back and forth between jgrieves and dholbach  about themes stuff, particularly mouse cursors.03:56
flinthno73, the X10 version one el-net had some problem finding the "zero cross" all the time.  Let me revisit this.03:56
hno73I don't think we even have large mouse cursors ATM do we?03:56
jgrievesdholbach i covered some of that in guide03:57
TheMusohno73: xcursor-themes03:57
TheMusoBut could do with a bit of work03:57
dholbachjgrieves: ok, cool03:57
jgrievesyep and a few others i found like a high contrast cursor package03:57
TheMusoOne other problem is that the cursor returns to normal size when the mouse shows FireFox loading a page.03:57
dholbachmaybe we could have a accessibility meta-package, which pulls in stuff that might be useful?03:57
jgrieveswe could develop xcursor-accessibiliy-theme03:57
dholbachif we could decide on software, i'd take care of it03:57
hno73TheMuso: right, so that 'bit of work' is what needs doing03:57
jgrievesdholbach yeah exactly what i was thinking03:58
TheMusohno73: I think so yeah.03:58
dholbachcool03:58
hno73there are bits floating around on kde-look, etc03:58
dholbachi'll add it to todo03:58
hno73but we need to bring it together in one place03:58
hno73Icons with good contrast03:58
hno73large X-cursors, etc03:58
TheMusoYeah. A large black cursor should be created as well.03:58
jgrieveshno73 the accessibilty themes are pretty good03:58
jgrievesjust no cursors03:58
hno73jgrieves: OK, cool. so that's 90% done then :)03:59
jgrievesif someone wanted to tackle making an ubuntu accessibility theme03:59
dholbachit'd be great, if say  a11y-visual  would pull in  gnome-mag  and  xcursor-themes  -  does that make sense?03:59
jsgotangcocan we package those themes or at least the settings?04:00
jgrievesthere isn't anything like that of course, reverting to gnome-accessibiiity make it look like gnome simple theme04:00
TheMusodholbach: Yeah but gnome-mag needs a front-end to use it, i.e gnopernicus.04:00
dholbachTheMuso: yeah... i was just thinking loudly04:00
dholbach:)04:00
jgrieveswhat about an entire accessibity meta package?04:00
TheMusoright.04:00
dholbachjgrieves: exactly04:00
jgrievesbrings in everything04:00
dholbachi added it to the todo page04:00
TheMusoBut what if the user doesn't want speech stuff for example.04:01
jgrievesturned off by default?04:01
linbetwinexactly04:01
TheMusoWhat about if the user wants it?04:01
kjcoleSpeaking of themes: When making icons, make them as unambiguous as possible.  (I don't know what that means practically, but consider it as icons are made.)04:01
hno73So now we need a control panel :)04:01
TheMusoMy point is, a metapackage is not the sollution for everybody.04:01
jgrievesLuke, uninstallt?04:01
dholbachwe can have different meta packages04:01
TheMusoYeah perhaps.04:02
dholbachthat's why i suggested    a11y-visual04:02
TheMusoYeah that would be ok.04:02
jgrievessome low vision users want a magnifier and a screen reader04:02
hno73Yeah, I think 4-5 metapavkages are a good idea04:02
dholbachDesktopTeam/MetaPackage04:02
hno73they can overlap of course04:02
dholbachwe can use that for discussion04:02
TheMusoIndeed.04:02
jgrieveswe just don't want to overwhelm the choices04:02
jgrieveswith someoen who might not be familiar with AT04:02
dholbachi'm happy to prepare those packages once we have an agreement04:02
kjcoleFor example, I find a magnifying glass for zoom and a pair of binoculars for search to be ambiguous and interchangable... sort of.04:02
kjcole(I'm not saying those appear in Ubuntu anywhere, but I know I've seen them somewhere in M$ Windoze apps.)04:03
hno73dholbach: cool. I'll do some thinking on DesktopTeam/MetaPackage later as well04:04
dholbachhno73: ROCK04:04
dholbachwe really need to investigate more, if there's other software/themes/... out there, we want to have04:04
dholbachthis is the right time in the release cycle to get them included and tested04:04
dholbachso we have them for dapper04:05
dholbachwe can test the test-livecds (if you don't want to upgrade to dapper)04:05
dholbachoh hang on... those won't be on the testcds04:05
TheMusodholbach: Derivative.04:05
jgrievesthis would resolve the gnopernicus w/o gnome-mag?04:05
dholbachyeah, but this takes time - stuff has to be packaged and uploaded anyways04:06
dholbachand this is something, i can do *now*04:06
TheMusoTrue.04:06
jgrievesi've answered that 2-3 times on gnome-accessibilty and boards04:06
hno73There is also the vmware option for testing04:06
linbetwini can test on dapper04:06
dholbachlivecd + installing universe packages over the net (synaptic) should be fine too04:06
dholbachso if you propose new software, i can try to get it packaged and uploaded04:07
dholbachbut i need to know what :)04:07
jgrievesanyone tried emacspeak?04:07
dholbachi opened http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam/NewSoftware for that04:07
TheMusojgrieves: I personally don't think emacspeak should be considered for new users just yet.04:07
dholbach(those pages are all linked from  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam )04:07
jgrievesLuke is it in repopsitories at least? i'm thinking of power users04:08
jgrievesi'm not even sure i''m "power" enough to use emacs :)04:08
dholbachjgrieves: it is04:08
TheMusoIt is in breezy, so it should be in dapper.04:08
jgrievesgreat thanks04:08
dholbachso we agree on looking for accessibility-related software and reporting it on the mailing list?04:09
TheMusoFor themes/cursors? Yeah.04:09
dholbach^---- *please* :)04:09
jgrievesyes04:09
kjcoledholbach, should my SpecialNeeds page be somehow moved into the AccessibilityTeam tree?04:09
hno73yes04:09
dholbachkjcole: seems to make sense04:09
dholbachcool04:09
dholbachshall we proceed to SpeechSynthesisProposal?04:09
TheMusoI am happy to if others are.04:10
jgrievessure, but I think Luke should pass out his home made cookies first04:10
dholbachhehe04:10
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hno73kjcole: can you look at using it to fles out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTesting/UserGroups ?04:10
dholbachhno73: SpeechSynthesisProposal was yours?04:11
jsgotangcofestival not working good enough?04:12
hno73btw, I spoke with someone today who feels that Orca is about 1 year from being useable, so that may get a low priority still04:12
kjcolehno73, that looks like a good place for it.04:12
TheMusohno73: The problem with Orca is there is no interface.04:12
hno73dholbach: It's Luke's ideas, but with critical comments from me :)04:12
TheMusojsgotangco: It is a lot more sticky than that.04:12
dholbachhno73: i'm ready to package and include it anyway04:12
hno73dholbach: yay, beeding edge!04:13
jsgotangcoi see04:13
dholbachhno73: i feel that it should be exposed to people, so upstream can get feedback from users04:13
jsgotangcotrue04:13
hno73dholbach: yep04:13
dholbachhno73: but we don't have to rely on it anyways04:13
jgrievesagreed i would like to do some testing with it04:13
TheMusoI won't repeat myself. Read that page, the top part at least to understand where I am coming from in regards to speech synthesis.04:13
hno73right, but the more we push it the faster it will grow04:13
TheMusohno73: IMO it will end up being better than Gnopernicus.04:14
jgrievesit has the ability to script correct?  gnopernicus does not04:14
hno73TheMuso: Orca, you mean?04:14
TheMusojgrieves: Correct. It is also getting gnome-mag support as well.04:14
jgrievesthat's what make Jaws very powerful, if I understand corrrectly04:15
TheMusohno73: Yes.04:15
jgrievesTheMuso i was un-aware of that, great04:15
hno73and it scripts in python, which is perfect for us04:15
TheMusoIndeed.04:15
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dholbach:)04:16
TheMusohno73: You will find that I have placed comments under your comments/queries in the synthesis proposal page.04:16
flintdare we groach the holy grail here, speach recognition?04:16
mptrofl04:16
jgrievesheh04:16
hno73oh, I just now scrolled down :)04:16
jsgotangcowow that was a mouthful04:17
jsgotangcobut nicely written04:17
dholbachthe kernel discussion (speakup) should be taken with BenC04:18
flintoops /groach/approach/  heh04:18
TheMusoYeah. I will bet he won't like the code either.04:18
hno73can alternative kernels go in Universe?04:19
dholbachhmmmmmmm04:20
TheMusoThey could, but someone/people would have to rebuild them whenever security updates for mainline came out which is probably not a problem.04:20
dholbachalternative kernels are problematic04:20
dholbachbecause they require a lot of tending04:20
TheMusodholbach: That is also true.04:20
dholbach(for each security fix, ...)04:20
TheMusodholbach: But if it is only speakup we are introducing, it is just a matter of getting mainline, adding speakup, changing name etc, and rebuild/upload.04:21
hno73Yeah, I think we're looking at Launchpad features a year from now for that04:21
dholbachTheMuso: generally, yes04:21
TheMusoLuckily, speakup can be built as modules. If we can just get it included into the mainline, it won't get in the way for anybody who doesn't need it.04:22
dholbachmaybe we should have the discussion on ubuntu-devel@04:22
dholbachso everybody else (we don't have here) could have his/her say04:22
hno73sounds good04:23
TheMusoThe only problem with inclusion is that speakup is maintained in CVS of all places.04:23
jgrievesif the kernel folks at ubuntu are anything like at IBM, they dont like anyone touching their kernel :)04:23
TheMusoBut it does keep up with current kernel development.04:23
flintI am interested in the connection between IBM and speakup, and will look into it offline later04:24
TheMusoAnybody else got any thoughts/suggestions? I understand that hno73 wants to break it down, but it is hard to do so because of the nature of the beast.04:24
dholbachflint: thank you04:24
TheMusoThere is no connection between IBM and speakup AFAIK.04:24
TheMusoI am on the speakup list and there has been no mention of such things.04:24
dholbachi can only repeat myself: if there's something to package, so we can try it out, i can do that04:24
jsgotangcogo dholbach04:25
TheMusodholbach: If it si speech, it is my baby. :)04:25
jgrievessorry for the confusion flint 04:25
hno73TheMuso: I will look at it again. These are complex questions.Let's continue on the wiki and mailing list04:25
TheMusoOk good idea.04:25
dholbachok04:25
dholbachon the orca item: i will package it04:25
flintTheMuso, gotcha, I thought that IBM had donated a lota the code to speakup04:25
TheMusoIt is one of those things that requires long explanations in emails etc, or face to face talk.04:25
hno73ok, on to item 404:26
dholbachTheMuso: i think the spec/wikipage is a good start for discussion04:26
TheMusodholbach: As well as the list.04:26
jgrievesanyway we are going to make the instlal more accessible?  04:26
jgrievesfor low vision?04:26
dholbachjgrieves: i'm not aware of that at the moment04:26
jgrievesposted @ list in resoponse to speakup04:27
dholbachif so, we need a proposal04:27
hno73UbuntuExpress could help there04:27
TheMusoIt is a LOT of work.04:27
jgrievesits just tough for my friend steve who has 20/1700 who wants to install04:27
TheMusohno73: Yes, but there is still d-i to consider.04:27
jgrievesand i dont particuarly like having my nose on the screen either :)04:27
dholbachhno73: ++04:27
hno73once you are booted in the live session, you can use a highviz theme04:27
jgrievesand a magnifier?04:28
TheMusoOk how will a low vision user manage to read the blue and grey/white d-i screens?04:28
hno73The great boot vs. desktop debate :)04:28
TheMusohno73: But it is getting to that state that could be a problem.04:28
dholbachwe need a proposal on how to fix that04:28
TheMusoThere is only one console magnification tool I know of, and it aint that great.04:29
hno73Yeah it needs to be separate proposals and have more detail, but we sre bgetting there :)04:29
jgrievescould u use speach for d-i stuff?04:29
TheMusoYes.04:29
dholbachthat's something we should discuss on the list too (once we have a proposal), because the people who would do the actual work are not here04:30
jgrievesi mean if its just ininital stuff, i know steve woudln't mind, that would be pretty slick too04:30
TheMusodholbach: I am willing to help with speech installation/d-i stuff.04:30
TheMusoI really should spec out my thoughts and theories on it.04:30
jgrievesok dholbach sounds good04:30
dholbachthat's cool04:30
jgrievesdholbach accessibity-list?04:30
jgrievesaccessibility04:30
dholbachyeah, and once we know where we want to go, we move it to ubuntu-devel@04:31
jgrievesok, Luke are you going to handle both angles on that?04:31
TheMusoI will write my thoughts into a proposal/spec in the next day or so.04:31
TheMusojgrieves: Well I haven't seen UbuntuExpress yet.04:31
dholbachi think that's something we should keep more in mind during our conversations: 1) what we need to spec, 2) who could do it, and 3) what we can do just now04:31
dholbachTheMuso: nobody has :)04:32
TheMusoI am only concerned with d-i atm, because the GNOME stuff will fall into place quit easily.04:32
jgrievesoh, i haven't either, that's why i was hoping it was more of your experise :)04:32
hno73TheMuso: do you think it's possible to split ghat page into at least 2 proposals though?04:32
hno73TheMuso: ok, cool04:32
TheMusohno73: Yes I think so. Leave it with me.04:32
hno73alright. pt 404:33
TheMusoWhat would access.ubuntu.com be useful for?04:33
hno73If this page ws working now http://gentoo.warthogs.hbd.com:8003/ubuntu/04:33
jgrievesdocuemtnation, accessibility forums?04:34
jgrievesblogs, development?04:34
hno73It would show the same multi-theme functionality as this http://www.bbc.co.uk/accessibility/04:34
hno73a place to build community and momentum04:34
TheMusoRight.04:34
hno73and draw in AT people from accross the FOSS world :)04:35
jgrievesagreed the gnome-accessibility page is pretty bad04:35
jgrievesimo04:35
jsgotangcovery bad imo04:35
hno73Sun has a good AT team, but no major distro has a deducated user-driven project04:35
hno73with mailing lists, forums, help pages, etc.04:35
TheMusohno73: And even if we do this, I doubt that they will try to do the same.04:36
dholbachi think it's a nice idea, although i think that the team should be better organised, before "we go live"04:36
jgrieveswith ubuntu being pushed into schools with edubuntu, i think AT will become critical with students iwth disabilties04:36
TheMusoSun's team is more developer focused.04:36
hno73It's sort of sticking our flag in the ground 04:36
TheMusodholbach: I agree.04:36
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dholbachi don't want to be off-putting (if that's the word)04:36
jgrievesdholbach I agree04:37
TheMusoNot at all.04:37
dholbachbut i'll get back to that in pt 604:37
hno73dholbach: no, I see your point. I'm happy to develop this non-live for a few months04:37
dholbachcool04:37
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dholbach:)04:37
hno73we can create content in the current wiki, etc04:37
dholbachyeah04:37
dholbachi like the idea04:37
hno73Timing is important :)04:38
dholbachabsolutely04:38
dholbachpoint 5?04:38
TheMusoI have just had another docs idea, but will bring it up later on the list/wiki.04:38
hno73perhaps a month or so before dapper, when actually have some decent packages04:38
hno73ok, pt. 504:39
jsgotangcoshove all the docs to me :)04:39
TheMusojsgotangco: It is not actual writing as such, well it is, but it isn't if you know what I mean.04:39
dholbachmassachusetts :)04:39
jsgotangcoyes04:39
TheMusoI will explain it later. A big email is needed for it. :)04:39
dholbachflint will be eager to hear abou it04:39
dholbachso who knows a bit more about the massachusetts situation?04:40
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TheMusoOn the KDE accessibility list today, a member of the KDE a11y team posted a summary of the meeting that he was at with others involved in the whole MA ODF mess. The users weren't very interested in UNIX/Linux/GNOME/KDE accessibility. They don't want to change.04:40
TheMusoI don't have permission to post it here, but I can ask, and put it up somewhere.04:41
TheMusoEven though Office 12 will force change on them.04:41
dholbachok, so no ubuntu massachusetts love for now04:41
hno73most people don't want to change, but free CDs that 'just work' can help04:41
jgrieveshaha04:41
TheMusoYes, but what office suite can we back that works? There are none that work perfectly yet.04:41
jgrievesLuke, explain office 12?04:42
RiddellTheMuso: you could link to it04:42
Riddellhttp://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-accessibility&m=113391263909828&w=204:42
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TheMusoRiddell: Ah yes, of course.04:43
hno73OK, this was just a random idea for how we might make a splash, but perhaps we should let it pass04:43
kjcoleThere was an old TV commercial in the states which had the tag line "You're soaking in it"... (I can elaborate later) but the point is Windoze users are already migrating slooowly.  Although Linux isn't accepted yet, Firefox, Thunderbird, The GIMP and OpenOffice are all starting to get a lot of airplay on Windoze boxes.04:43
hno73We have more technical fish to fry ATM :)04:43
dholbachhno73: technical fish :)04:44
dholbachbut i agree :)04:44
TheMusoSo do I.04:44
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=== jsgotangco pimps it too
kjcolehno73: Exactly.04:44
hno73OK, pt 6?04:44
dholbachok04:44
dholbachi created https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam04:44
flintdholbach, thanks for the info let me persue it from here...04:44
dholbacherrr made changes to it04:44
kjcole(Also The Orchard)04:44
dholbachi think we as a team need a bit more organisation04:45
=== jsgotangco pimps the orchard powered by moin
hno73wooo04:45
dholbachi don't want to be off-putting (as i said), but i think we need to focus more, on what we can actually do or change04:45
TheMusodholbach: Yeah indeed.04:45
jsgotangcostart cracking a whip to have focus?04:45
dholbachthat's why i added some pages below "Organisation", where i'd like you to add everything you can think of, to make the situation better04:46
hno73Agreed04:46
TheMusoWe have done so much talking, and haven't really resolved anything conclusively yet.04:46
kjcoledholbach: Organization? We don' need no steeeenking organization!04:46
dholbachjsgotangco: not at all04:46
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dholbachkjcole: we need some rebels too, of course ;)04:46
jsgotangcodholbach: a big stick sometimes helps04:46
jsgotangco:D04:46
zakameoooh04:46
dholbachbut i'm happy with our results so far04:46
dholbachthis is our 2nd meeting04:46
hno73So, the wiki pages are a bit of a mess04:46
dholbachand we were able to cover a lot of ground (in discussions) already04:47
jsgotangcothere is very big interest04:47
TheMusoYeah, but we need to get some plans in stone by the next 1 or 2 meetings at the latest.04:47
dholbachabsolutely04:47
hno73shall we agree to move them all into that new structure?04:47
dholbachso writing specs, breaking them up into small todo items would be great04:47
kjcoledholbach: Having the sub-pages makes things easier to find.  I like it.04:47
hno73we should be quite harsh on old material04:47
dholbachand if we run into trouble, we should start writing upstream bug reports and monitor them04:47
dholbachkjcole: thank you04:47
dholbachhno73: you did an awesome job... we shouldn't purge them04:48
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TheMusome and hno73 were playing with the idea of an a11y team about 6-12 months ago, but never really got it going till now.04:48
jsgotangconice04:49
kjcoleTheMuso: Critical mass.04:49
=== asw waves to accessibility team. A friend of mine finished law at Harvard. She has run/founded various disability rights non-profits.
hno73dholbach is the super team-building guy :)04:49
aswAre you guys into touch with Massachusetts?  04:49
asw(state government?) 04:49
TheMusoasw: We do know about it yes.04:49
aswyes - but are you talking to them directly?  04:49
TheMusoThe problem is, there is nothing realy ready right now that can be presented as a perfectly usable option.04:49
jgrievesexactly04:50
dholbachi'm happy to serve as a proxy from the team to ubnutu and the packages; as you saw... i don't have as much time as i'd like to have (i.e. didnt write the meeting minutes yet), so i need advise on what to package, which fix to upload04:50
aswTheMuso - Mark (Shuttleworth) or Mako or somebody high level? 04:50
linbetwinI could help with the wiki. I've got a launchpad account and I can organize Jason's documentation in the wiki.04:50
dholbachbut i think we can really get a11y into a good shape04:50
TheMusodholbach: Happy to help.04:50
dholbachTheMuso: thanks for your efforts04:50
TheMusoasw: It is a matter of the tools not being usable for the masses yet.04:50
jgrieveslinbetwin i beleive jsgotangco will be working on that?04:50
aswTheMuso - well, I might help get you guys some funding for bounties. 04:51
aswWould that help?04:51
TheMusoasw: Yes that would greatly help.04:51
hno73asw: yes!04:51
dholbachasw: we already agreed on writing detailed specs first :))04:51
linbetwinjgrieves: ok04:51
dholbachwho didnt sign up for the mailing list yet? :)04:51
TheMusodholbach: Feel free to contact me if you need help. I am always on IRC< and you have my email address.04:51
aswok - just email me await @ genetics.med.harvard.edu when you have some spec ready.  I'll try and make it happen.  I'm almost always on IRC. 04:51
dholbachTheMuso: thanks04:51
jsgotangcogreat04:52
dholbachi will write a quick summary of the meeting (i made notes of our decisions) this time :)))04:52
hno73dholbach: so, in your oppinion is there anything in our wiki pages that qualifies as a decent spec yet? 04:52
TheMusodholbach: If I am idoling/sleeping, I should get it when I next check my IRC logs.04:52
hno73Or is it still to vague?04:52
=== TheMuso is going to work on the speech proposals.
dholbachhno73: we should make a list of our Specs and discuss them on the mailing list (review them as a team again, before proposing them)04:52
dholbachAccessibilityTeam/Specs?04:53
hno73right04:53
=== dholbach creates it
TheMusodamn you are quick.04:53
jsgotangcowhat do you we do with the other specs that were not touched during ubz?04:53
hno73asw: cool. I'll email you.04:53
jbaileyjsgotangco: They can still be worked on, they just aren't likely to be high enough priority for Dapper.04:53
TheMusoExamine them, and see if they can be reworked or included elsewhere I guess.04:53
hno73I suspect they need to be focused further04:55
dholbachok add all specs to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam/Specs - i linked it from http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam04:55
hno73made more realistic in terms of time and effort needed04:55
dholbachi feel we get better and better, as a team04:55
dholbachyou guys rock!04:56
hno73dholbach: cool. We'll scrape the existing pages04:56
dholbachi'm very happy04:56
jbaileydholbach: Should they also maybe get linked through launchpad for tracking?04:56
dholbachjbailey: can we tag them somehow?04:56
jbaileyI think teams can have specs.04:56
dholbachjbailey: that sounds great04:57
dholbachi will investigate in that04:57
dholbachthey should turn up here, i guess: https://launchpad.net/people/accessibility/+specs04:57
kjcoleWell, looks like things are wrapping up, and once again, I've missed two hours of paid work to do Ubuntu stuff.  So, time to run. ;-)04:58
dholbach:)04:58
TheMusohahaha04:58
jsgotangcoheh04:58
dholbachok, we will track the specs in launchpad instead04:58
jsgotangcoi need not sleep04:58
dholbachwe can use AccessibilityTeam/Specs to add random chat on those specs04:58
TheMusoGood idea.04:58
dholbachi updated the wiki page04:59
TheMusoShall we defer the decision of next meeting time and day to the list, or shall we take care of that now?04:59
kjcoleWill move the SpecialNeeds page under the new tree... (and wrap it like a christmas present).04:59
dholbachnext year?04:59
hno73Thanks everyone for being enthusiastic and constructive :)04:59
dholbachkjcole: thanks for that04:59
hno73now comes productive ...04:59
jgrievesjsgotangco: email about documentation?04:59
dholbachyeah :)04:59
jsgotangcohno73: a minute after this is done?04:59
jsgotangcojgrieves: yeah...05:00
dholbachyeah, thank you, everybody05:00
jsgotangcojgrieves: jgotangco@ubuntu.com if you need to correspond05:00
hno73jsgotangco: yep05:00
jgrievesjsgotangco thanks, looking forward to working with you05:00
TheMusoI am free in two weeks at the same time, but I guess tohers won't be.05:00
jgrievesworks for me05:00
jsgotangcosame here05:00
dholbachwe can discuss next meeting's time on the mailing list, ok?05:00
hno73works for me too05:00
hno73k05:00
TheMusodholbach: Thats fine, on the list.05:01
dholbachcool05:01
jsgotangcoour LP team needs a cool logo!05:01
kjcole2005.12.21? Same time? Works for me.05:01
dholbach!05:01
TheMusoSome of us can't see it. Don't bother. :)05:01
jsgotangcomuhahaha05:01
jbaileyjsgotangco: A big sad face.  It can slowly turn into a happy face as the situation gets better. =)05:01
jgrievesTheMuso: lol05:01
dholbachwe have 18 members on the mailing list already!05:02
jgrievesit better be huge whatever itis05:02
kjcoleThe Scream (and we can add audio for those who cannot see it)05:02
hno73a cool logo and a signature tune05:02
TheMusohahahahaha05:02
jsgotangcojeezz05:02
hno73ok, I think we're done :)05:02
jbaileyFirst spec: "Making the Launchpad accessibility team pages accessible." =)05:02
TheMusohahaha.05:03
jgrievesjbailey pffft who needs accessibility, come on05:03
hno73yeah, we need a cool bug #105:03
dholbachi have another idea: how about everybody adds an idea to the test plan on every day until christmas? :)05:03
TheMusoI might approach BenC about speakup soonish. Depends on whether he is busy with other kernel stuff. :)05:03
dholbachwe'd be done with the test plan until christmas05:03
jsgotangcobug #1 stop massachusettes?05:03
TheMusolol05:03
jsgotangcothe 12 days of a11y before christmas?05:04
hno73https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AccessibilityTeam/TestPlans05:04
hno73cool05:04
jgrieveson the first day of Christmmas, TheMuso prepared for me, a gnome-mag package...05:04
hno73Let's be specific05:05
dholbachhaha :)05:05
TheMusojgrieves: Good one.05:05
jsgotangco5 braile keyboards....05:05
TheMuso4 speech synths05:05
jgrieves4 speech synthesizers05:05
jsgotangcohaha05:05
hno73stealing ideas from other projects, ,like gnome, is alowed05:05
jgrievesTheMuso ROFL05:05
dholbachyou guys are great!05:05
dholbachthanks everybody... time to go back home again05:05
=== TheMuso can't stop laughing.
jsgotangcook before we actually create a song...05:06
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jgrieveslol at Test Plans05:06
=== TheMuso decides to get some sleep.
=== jsgotangco too
jgrievesi'm digging it05:06
jgrievesthanks everyone05:06
dholbach*wave*05:06
jsgotangcoTheMusoare you somewhere in au?05:06
TheMusojsgotangco: Yes.05:06
TheMusoSydney.,05:07
jsgotangcoTheMuso: ahhh i'm going to brisbane this weekend, maybe i can drop by to sydney before i head back home05:07
sivangdholbach: this was a test plan meeting or a11y ? :)05:07
TheMusoIt is quite hot here atm.05:07
dholbachsivang: an a11y meeting05:07
jsgotangco30C up?05:07
TheMusoYeah.05:07
jsgotangcook05:08
dholbachits 2C here :)05:08
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dholbachsee you later05:08
TheMusodholbach: See you later.05:08
jsgotangcohno73: ping?05:09
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hno73jsgotangco: hi05:09
jsgotangcohno73: regarding orchard, do we have a timetable for the next opencd release? 3.x?05:09
aswhno73 - I plan to update http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:OpenDocument  and have added some links at http://www.freebiology.org/wiki/OpenDocument#Implications_for_people_with_disabilities05:09
jsgotangcohno73: a todo list would also be helpful i don't know where to start except edit up orchard atm05:10
hno73asw: Cool, thanks. I'll read.05:11
hno73jsgotangco: Have you tried running it with the new skin?05:11
hno73it's now live on orchard05:11
jsgotangcohno73: yeah, its pretty good05:11
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hno73Unfortunately much of it is still in my head05:12
hno73but it does work up there05:12
jsgotangcowell yeah, because i'm like "ok what's next" state at the moment05:12
hno73If we go with a moin powered version (which it looks like) it will be 4.0, not 3.x05:13
jsgotangcoshould i join the ml (is there one?)05:13
hno73no, there isn't an ml, just the wiki05:13
flintthanks being online.  Let me get a little up to speed.  I will be back next week at 14:30 UCT...  Regards,05:13
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hno73what do you want to get on with? ph translations?05:13
jsgotangcono actual development ph translation is quite easy05:14
hno73do you have a windows box?05:14
jsgotangcoi do05:14
hno73perhaps you can try getting moin to run from the CD?05:14
jsgotangcohmmm05:15
jsgotangcowith k-meleon?05:15
hno73I haven't actually done that yet. I suspect it might try to write cache files and complain05:15
jsgotangcoi can try tommorow...05:15
jsgotangcoi see what you envision on the wiki...05:15
hno73yeah, make a hybrid of tocd with kmelon and a moin desktop install on a CD05:16
hno73It works for me in K-melon on the HD05:16
hno73just need to deal with read-only issues I suspect05:16
hno73we might need the moin people to disablecache writing and recompile the desktop edition05:17
jsgotangcowell the moin team is very approchable on stuff like this05:17
hno73yep.05:18
jsgotangcoi'll experiment tommorow and see05:18
jsgotangcohno73: how much space is left at the moment to possibly add more apps or nominate for inclusion?05:21
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jsgotangcohno73: i'll just email you tommorow morning, good night05:28
hno73jsgotangco: thanks. I got distracted ...05:29
hno73but, yes please suggest new apps. 05:29
jsgotangcoalright05:29
hno73It looks like we'll need to squeeze out Ubuntu Live *cough*05:29
hno73so there will be lots of room again05:30
jsgotangcohmmm05:30
hno73for docs, videos, etc.05:30
jsgotangcoohhh05:30
jsgotangcobut we'll have to remove a lot of other apps like what happened in 3.105:30
hno73huh? No I mean If we go back to a pure Win-FOSS disc, we'll have like 400mb extra room05:32
jsgotangcoahhhh05:32
hno73people have actually been complaining about the linux part, asking for versions without it05:32
=== jsgotangco liked the livecd concept...
jsgotangcocan we make 2 versions?05:32
hno73and people are often distributing it together with ubuntu anyway05:33
jsgotangcotrue05:33
Kamionjsgotangco: remember that the Ubuntu live CD already has a bit of WinFOSS on it05:33
jsgotangcohmmm05:33
jsgotangcoyes05:33
jsgotangcomaybe we can promote the opencd in the live cd?05:33
hno73it would also mean less hassling of Kamion ;)05:33
hno73I was hoping to have some video demos of Ubuntu made to put on the open cd05:34
hno73as replacements05:34
hno73less scaery and possibly more informative for real newbies05:34
jsgotangcohmm we have the space :)05:35
hno73just need to figure out how to record high quality video of the desktop05:35
hno73I'd rathernot use flash05:36
jsgotangcohmm vmware can do that05:36
hno73and I'd like to be able to add voice to it afterwards05:36
jsgotangcoit does it in avi then we can convert to mpeg or mp405:36
hno73right, that's an option05:36
hno73cool05:36
hno73Do you want to have a go?05:37
jsgotangcoi can look into it, i downloaded a demo of vmware05:37
hno73Do we need a script ? :)05:37
jsgotangcomaybe we can plot what we want to show first05:37
jsgotangco:D05:37
jsgotangcowell if we're going to drop the livecd..then we'll have room for sure05:38
hno73The ideal thing would be a 5 minute each into to Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Edubunt05:39
hno73into to, yeah05:39
hno73Running in a vlc gecko plugin directly in the CD browser05:40
hno73We've run blender demos before with VLC on the CD, works fine05:40
jsgotangcowow but that'll mean we'll have a pretty low resolution for it05:40
hno73hm, true. could launch a separate window05:41
hno73the vmware demo could run at a low display size though05:41
hno73800x600 at the most05:42
jsgotangcohmm ok i'll check it out then, i gotta sleep05:42
jsgotangcoi'll email you or create a wiki page later05:43
hno73night05:43
hno73cool05:43
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keyeshello09:52
keyesi'm just reading the logs from the CC09:52
FujitsuCC?09:53
keyes(15h french time I must work :P)09:53
keyes"CoummunityCouncil" ?09:53
FujitsuOh.09:53
keyeswith the "automatix" problem09:53
keyes<keyes> kassetra:  I don't speak a very good english but I know read a source code09:56
keyes<keyes> and you don't09:56
keyes<keyes> ^^09:56
keyes<keyes> (or you'r blind)09:56
=== Kamion is trying to avoid hostility if possible; I think directing hostility at the forums administration is more likely than not to make them entrench into a position and refuse to budge, which I don't think will be helpful
KamionI realise it's hard when tempers are high10:00
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keyesKamion:  automatix is a fork of "my" script10:30
keyesand it was violating the GPL10:30
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