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mkrufkyLaserJock_away: i know you're not around -- my time was scarce today... Hopefully I'll have time early next week, and I'll read the motu wiki etc.... so i can upload that php5-mssql package12:08
mkrufkyLaserJock_away: thanks for the tip12:08
mkrufkybye all12:09
tsengnice, delay hits osnews12:10
tsengin true form12:10
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LaserJocknetzmeister: nabend!12:46
sistpotysiretart | slomo | dholbach: please check #474912:47
slomosistpoty: XOR or OR? ;)12:48
sistpotyslomo: OR ;)12:48
slomodidn't we approve this on the mailinglist already?12:48
sistpotyslomo: didn't remember it... will check12:49
netzmeisterhi LaserJock12:50
slomohi netzmeister12:50
netzmeisterhi slomo12:50
netzmeisterI'm happy Slomo..12:50
netzmeistermy new CPU is running..12:50
slomonetzmeister: what CPU is this?12:50
netzmeisterAMD X212:51
netzmeister3800+12:51
netzmeisteri've compiled a SMP Kernel..12:51
slomowhy did you compile your own kernel? :) the packaged ones already have SMP support12:51
netzmeisterthats very funny.. two "make" processes at the same time..12:51
sistpotyslomo: you're right... just found it... sorry for the noise ;)12:51
slomosistpoty: ok, just close the bug and upload :)12:52
sistpotyslomo: it should be synced :/12:52
netzmeisterslomo:  Yes, but i have the kernel "angepasst" on my hardware. ;-)12:52
netzmeister"on" or "to".. hmm?12:52
slomosistpoty: upload a fakesync... build1... i saw some people doing this lately...12:52
slomosistpoty: or change -X to -(X-1)ubuntu112:53
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sistpotyslomo: do we have a statement from matt or colin about this?12:54
slomonetzmeister: customized for your hardware probably :) but does this really improve something? do you have some numbers? :)12:54
slomosistpoty: nope... but pitti does the build1 uploads and dholbach told me that -(X-1)ubuntu1 + sync request would be fine12:54
sistpotyslomo: ok, will do... but I'll also forward this to the ML, as there are *many* sync requests which we can upload then12:56
netzmeisterslomo:  not really.. but the compile time for the kernel is 50% less as before..12:56
slomosistpoty: mine are already uploaded as -(X-1)ubuntu1 (at least the ones that matter)12:56
siretartsistpoty: just fakesync it01:00
sistpotysiretart: ok, will do01:00
crimsunI love the term "fakesync"01:01
siretartcrimsun: I hate it, because it should better not be necessary :(01:03
LaserJockwhy is it necessary?01:03
siretartsyncs havn't been processed since the switch to launchpad01:04
LaserJockso are we giving up on it then?01:04
LaserJockfor right now01:04
crimsunwell if it continues this way, we may not have a choice but to fakesync01:04
LaserJockhmm, but then NEW is still stuck01:05
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LaserJockthat sounds like a mess01:05
slomoLaserJock: NEW is processed again since ~2 weeks01:05
siretartNEW is processed quite regularily01:05
slomosiretart: we approved dosemu already at the mailinglist :) no need to approve it again01:06
LaserJocknot NEW syncs ;-)01:06
sistpotyhm... I tried to get an answer on ETA for syncs on #lp tonite, but daf didn't even know syncs weren't processed01:06
siretartI uploaded a NEW package yesterday, it was processed through new in a few hours. THATS service :)01:06
slomoLaserJock: fakesync the NEW packages :)01:06
LaserJockhmmm01:07
LaserJockone of the packages is one I maintain in Debian01:07
LaserJockI guess if syncs aren't going to be done any time soon I could fakesync it01:08
LaserJockit just seems like a bad solution. but I don't know what else we can do01:09
sistpotyshould we fakesync as -XbuildY or -(X-1)ubuntuY?01:12
Erlangnetzmeister: you are the guy packaging Code::Blocks right?01:12
slomosistpoty: -Xbuild1 should be better as this would be automatically synced later01:13
sistpotyslomo: ok01:14
sistpotyslomo: if an ubuntu-specific version is already present in the archives, will a -XbuildY override the ubuntu changes for next merges?01:15
siretartsistpoty: unless you need local (ubuntu specific) changes. in that case it isn't a sync anymore, but an 'normal' upload01:15
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siretartsistpoty: the autosync mechanism won't sync an old version over if and only if it contains the string 'ubuntu' in the version01:16
slomosistpoty: yes01:16
sistpotyah... good, so that's the only magic included in there :)01:16
siretartright01:16
siretartbut, the autosync script was running on dak. I can imagine that it hasn't been ported to soyuz yet.01:17
siretartbut anyway, this isn't a problem before dapper+101:17
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LaserJockhi ajmitch01:26
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slomosistpoty: please use the -v parameter for debuild/dpkg-buildpackage so all new changelog entries get included with the changes file01:46
sistpotyslomo: hm? what am I missing?01:46
sistpotyslomo: ah, k... thx01:47
slomonp :)01:47
Erlangslomo: is it mandatory for Ubuntu packages?01:47
slomoErlang: only when your upload includes more than one new version... but that's the same for debian too (although you have only one new version per upload in general but for an exception look at gstreamer0.10)01:49
sistpotyslomo: sorry, still don't get it... what do I need to have all changelog entries included in the newer version? (I'm just apt-get sourcing the plain debian version and adding a changelog entry to it)01:49
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minghuasistpoty: user -v $old-version-number-for-ubuntu, I suppose01:53
minghuasistpoty: in your dpkg-buildpackage or debuild command01:53
sistpotyminghua, slomo: thx... just found that out :)01:53
slomosistpoty: but be carefull and don't spam -changes will the complete changelog from the beginning :)01:54
slomosistpoty: sometimes -v does funny things01:54
sistpotyslomo: I cat *changes everytime after signing (and most of the time before signing as well, silly paranoia that is *g*)01:54
Erlangslomo: oooh :| that means what I have in Debian NEW might get rejected AGAIN01:55
slomosistpoty: hm, i sign while building the source package... afterwards pbuilder on exactly that signed dsc and then upload when everything is fine :)01:55
slomoErlang: don't worry, the ftp-master don't look at such things normally... most of the time wrong debian/copyright is the reason for REJECTED ;)01:56
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LaserJockhmm, I'm not seeing why -v needs to be used01:58
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Erlangslomo: that was indeed the reason last time.  I hope what you say is true since NEW processing has been a bit long for me.01:58
slomoLaserJock: to get a complete changelog of things on changes... and the changelog function in launchpad seems to depend on it too01:58
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slomoErlang: which package is it?01:58
Erlangerlang 10.b.9-201:59
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sistpotyLaserJock: just try it with different versions and take a look at the .changes file ;)01:59
sistpotyLaserJock: (i.e. with different versions after -v)01:59
slomoErlang: and you missed a copyright holder last time? or what was wrong? :)01:59
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Erlangslomo: yes I missed 2 applications that were GPL.  The rest of the thing is under Erlang Public License.02:00
slomoErlang: happened to me with nemerle too ;)02:01
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LaserJockso should I always do -v or should I only do it when I need to include more than the lasted changelog entry?02:02
slomoLaserJock: only when more than the latest changelog entry is new02:02
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LaserJockslomo: ok, that makes sense.02:03
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LaserJockraphink: ahh, you got it?02:04
raphinkLaserJock: didn't buy it yet for read, but the deal is made, just have to get the money02:05
raphinkand it's already installed as double boot panther/kubuntu dapper02:05
raphink:)02:06
LaserJocklucky :(02:06
raphinkheh02:07
raphinkfor such a price I couldn't refuse ;)02:07
raphinkgot this powerbook for 50002:07
raphink:)02:07
raphink1GHz/768 RAM/60GB HD/15" screen02:07
raphinkI think it's rather good02:07
raphinkthe keyboard is qwerty/arabic but I don' tmind since I never look at my keyboard ;)02:08
bmontyhi everyone02:12
sistpotyhi bmonty02:12
slomohi bmonty02:13
LaserJockhi bmonty02:14
bmontyhey sistpoty, slomo, and LaserJock!02:14
bmontyso we are uploading our own sync requests now?02:17
sistpotybmonty: yep02:17
crimsunI am totally uploading a new kernel. Oh wait...02:17
bmontycool, I can clear my list now :)02:17
bmontycrimsun: :)02:17
LaserJockok, well now how was this decided?02:17
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LaserJockthis came up before and there was quite a bit of opposition at that time. Have we really decided to do that?02:18
crimsunI suppose ultimately our uvf/ff exception team is the authority02:19
sistpotyLaserJock: slomo and siretart proposed it at 11.53 (utc) here02:19
bmontyif I already requested the sync from elmo and I upload it myself, do I need to notify elmo that happened?02:21
sistpotyhm... no idea?02:21
slomoi guess that would mean even more work for him...02:22
slomonow he would try to sync, see that we have a newer version and forget about it02:22
crimsunbmonty: no, it'll just reject, and he'll frown, but there's no need to burden him even more)02:22
bmontyok, as long as I'm not the only MOTU he is frowning at :)02:24
LaserJockbmonty: +102:25
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netzmeisterre02:26
Erlangnetzmeister: you are the guy packaging Code::Blocks right?02:27
bmontyis there a standard changelog entry that we would like to use to indicate a manual sync?02:30
bmontysomethine like "this is a sync, See Malone XXXXX for UVF approval."02:31
sistpotybmonty: none that I know of... I'm using "Fakesync newer debian version"02:31
LaserJockyeah, Fakesync sounds much more Dapper-like ;-)02:32
sistpotymaybe I should give some funny quotes in the changelog instead *g*02:33
slomojust use whatever you want as long as a human can understand that it's a fakesync and no other changes were done :)02:34
slomobut i guess for UVF exceptions the malone bug number would be nice... siretart?02:34
bmontysistpoty: your note about using "-v" only applies if there is an existing -buildY or -ubuntuY version, right?02:35
sistpotybmonty: no... it applies every time, when there are debian versions "skipped" in ubuntu02:35
sistpotybmonty: i.e. if you have 3 changelog entries in the debian version, that aren't in the ubuntu version, you'll need to use -v for these three versions02:36
sistpoty-v to have these versions in the changes-file even02:36
bmontysistpoty: ok, makes sense02:36
LaserJockdang, the Dapper push back email from Mark is getting one of the most positive threads on ubuntuforums I've seen in a while02:42
crimsun6 weeks, eh?02:44
dolsonthat wouldn't extend FF by 6 weeks too, would it?02:44
LaserJockI doubt it02:44
Hobbseethey're going to delay???02:45
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dolsonpossibly02:45
Hobbseeeek02:45
dolsonthere's a meeting on 14th02:46
Hobbsee*nods*02:46
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dolsonthere's two times :)02:47
Hobbseeoh, tech board02:47
Hobbseehehe02:47
Hobbseebeginning or end time, or they're having two meetings?02:47
dolsontwo meetings02:49
Erlangit's like netzmeister doesn't see me...02:51
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netzmeisterre02:58
netzmeisterErlang:  hi..02:58
Erlangah02:58
netzmeisterYes i'm the guy.. ;-)02:58
netzmeisteraehm, i try to package it..02:58
ErlangI just wanted to ask you if plan to push the package to Debian too?02:59
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netzmeisteryes..03:00
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netzmeisterErlang:  why? Would you like to push it?03:01
Erlangno no.  I'll tranfer you my ITP.03:01
netzmeisteroh, I'm surprised..03:03
netzmeisterthx03:03
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minghuahi jaldhar03:20
minghuajaldhar: I asked on #scim yesterday, and Fedora's scim maintainer told me that scim shouldn't interfere with skim in KDE03:20
minghuajaldhar: I wonder what your skim problem is03:20
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atie_hi all03:21
minghuahello atie_03:24
atie_if I need to execute bootstrap text file in kde dir before run .configure, how to package it?03:24
atie_minghua, hi03:24
slomo_atie_: what do you mean exactly? just calling another command before configure?03:26
atie_yes... but file extention is text file.03:27
minghuaatie_: what is the bootstrap file written in? shell?03:27
atie_it's shell script.03:28
slomo_then call it like a shell script :)03:29
minghuaI suppose "/bin/sh bootstrap" will do, then03:29
slomo_probably03:29
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atie_is it ok run run cvs commands too within package?03:30
atie_like these if [ ! -d "admin" ] ; then03:30
atie_  echo "Please press enter directly for the next question about the password"03:30
atie_  cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/scim login03:30
atie_  cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/scim co -P -d admin skim/admin03:30
atie_fi03:30
shawn_homeI wouldn't do that no03:30
shawn_homewhat happens if the network is down? ;)03:30
atie_shawn_home, that's why I am asking... :)03:31
minghuaatie_: scim-hangul?03:31
atie_minghua, yes... for skim.03:31
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slomo_atie_: nope that's not ok... why do you need to call cvs? :)03:32
minghuaatie_: I believe scim-hangul 0.2.1 has skim support.  is there any reason you need a cvs version particularly?03:32
minghuaslomo_: it's a very ugly hack in many SCIM module packages03:33
minghuaslomo_: they need some files, but all modules need exactly the same ones03:33
atie_minghua, no... 0.2.1 has that. author said he made mistake it.03:33
slomo_minghua: why don't you include them in the package?03:33
minghuaslomo_: so they cvs checkout from another (central) tree when bootstrap it03:33
atie_but, he has no plan for new release soon with correction.03:34
minghuaslomo_: the released tarball has those files.  that's why I am asking why atie_ needs a cvs version03:34
minghuaatie_: hmm, I see03:34
slomo_atie_: get a cvs checkout, make a tarball out of it and use that03:35
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slomo_but note it in the version number03:35
slomo_1.2.3+cvs20060311 or similar03:35
atie_slomo_, minghua thank for advice.03:35
slomo_atie_: but don't put the cvs checkout into a tarball... export it or run make dist in it or whatever :)03:36
atie_I will talk author before using cvs version, to check his opinion.03:36
atie_slomo_, ok.03:36
Erlangnetzmeister: The switch worked.  The ITP is yours now.03:38
ErlangI'm pretty happy not to have anything to do with C::B anymore.03:38
netzmeisterokay. thx Erlang..03:38
netzmeisterwhy?03:38
slomo_Erlang: hehe i can understand you... this package is a nightmare :)03:38
netzmeisterhrhr03:38
netzmeisteryes it is..03:38
jaldharminghua: thanks for asking.  I plan to look at fedora and suse's skim packages this weekend and see if we are doing something wrong03:38
minghuajaldhar: oh great03:39
atie_could someone sync for 33163? It had approval.03:39
Erlangnetzmeister: I chose C::B has a my first true Debian package.  It was a very good learning tool (especially before it was autotooled).  I've never really used C::B.03:40
minghuaatie_: just FYI:  I had planned to work on skim support for SCIM modules for dapper+1, but if you want to get it done for dapper, then by all means go ahead03:41
netzmeisterErlang:  ah okay.. is use it.. and sometimes i help  the developer to fix bugs..03:41
ErlangThen you'll certainly be useful as the packager.03:42
atie_minghua, current scim-hangul is ok with kubuntu. so I think I don't need to bring it for dapper if plan sets for dapper+1.03:42
minghuaatie_: if you don't change scim-hangul in ubuntu, I can assure you that I'll work on scim-hangul first03:43
atie_minghua, I don't want to have two scim-hangul for ubuntu and debian. :)03:43
minghuaatie_: the patch may even be ready before dapper+1 is open (especially if the six-week delay becomes true)03:44
minghuaatie_: glad to hear that.  I'll add a note about my plan in the bug03:44
atie_minghua, no problem.03:44
minghuaatie_: the correct skim support is in scim-hangul cvs, right?03:44
atie_minghua, I will make sure with author and his plan for 0.3.0.03:45
minghuaatie_: cool, please send the information to me or to the bug, thanks03:45
atie_minghua, I will let you know.03:45
minghuaatie_: after you confirmed with upstream, I mean03:46
atie_yes.03:46
atie_minghua, two days ago I sent Dr.Yang mails about scim-hangul situation. :)03:47
minghuaatie_: Yooseong Yang?  Hmm, I probably should send him a mail as well...03:48
atie_minghua, yes... he knew our improvement for scim-hangul in dapper.03:49
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netzmeisterWelcome Back LaserJock  ;-)03:54
LaserJockdanke netzmeister03:56
netzmeister;-)03:57
ajmitchhi03:58
atie_minghua, scim-hangul 0.2.2 will be released for packaging within 2 days. ^^04:04
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minghuaatie_: yay04:07
sistpotyatie_: just about to sync malone: #3316304:08
atie_sistpoty, yes?04:09
sistpotyatie_: yep... (will upload after test-building)04:09
atie_minghua, I'll create a report for it once I will receive mail from author.04:09
atie_sistpoty, thank you so much. :)04:10
minghuaatie_: great, thanks for contacting upstream04:10
sistpotythanks for figuring this atie_ ;)04:10
sistpotygna... -v doesn't produce the right thing with this :/04:13
sistpotydpkg-buildpackage -v even04:14
sistpotyatie_: uploaded... will you care for closing the bugs, once the package has been built?04:15
atie_sistpoty, sure. :)04:15
sistpotyatie_: thx04:16
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sistpotyatie_: sorry, ttf-alee is in main... just got a rejected from LP :(04:30
atie_sistpoty, no it's in universe.04:31
atie_sistpoty, let me double check.04:31
minghuaatie_: in main here04:32
slomo_at least the sources are in main04:32
atie_oh no... what is solution?04:32
sistpotyatie_: ask s.o. with main privs (e.g. slomo_) to upload the sync? ;)04:33
slomo_depends... what were the changes? :)04:33
sistpotyslomo_: malone 3316304:33
Ubugtumalone bug 33163 in ttf-alee "UVF Exception: ttf-alee 6.4 -> 7.1" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3316304:33
ajmitchah04:33
slomo_and main is frozen currently for flight5 anyway so this have to wait unless it's really really criticial and someone wants to talk to Mithrandir or infinity04:33
ajmitchwill need mdz/kamion approval for UVF as well04:34
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slomo_yes... that too04:34
atie_when it moved to main?04:34
minghua(for flight 5)04:34
sistpotyhehe, luckily I don't have main privs, so LP will care :)04:34
ajmitch& if anyone tries to upload to main without getting approval, they have to pay04:35
atie_slomo_, actullay the report is for https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/ttf-alee/+bug/643904:36
Ubugtumalone bug 6439 in ttf-alee "font names in ttf-alee 6.2 are changed, but leaves broken links." [Normal,Unconfirmed] 04:36
minghuaahh, broken defoma hints, I would bet04:36
slomo_atie_: no doubt this will get in... but let's talk about this again after flight5, ok? :) and please send a mail to kamion/mdz asking for a UVF exception04:36
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atie_slomo_, ok. not a problem.04:37
atie_slomo_, including you?04:37
slomo_atie_: yes... and probably the UVF exception malone bug04:37
atie_slomo_, thx04:38
atie_sistpoty, you too.04:40
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atie_bye all.05:00
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LaserJockhi minghua05:53
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minghuahi LaserJock05:57
tritiumhi LaserJock05:58
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LaserJockhi G0SUB06:10
G0SUBLaserJock :)06:11
G0SUBLaserJock so what have you decided? drop some TeX to accomodate electronics?06:11
LaserJockyeah06:11
G0SUBok06:11
LaserJockI ended up with ~36 tex source packages06:12
G0SUBok06:12
LaserJockI updated the list at tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/all_list.html06:12
G0SUBchecking06:13
LaserJockI'm working on getting the Main/Restricted packages out since they are just confusing06:13
minghuaHmm, I didn't know there is a channel #ubuntu+106:13
G0SUBheh06:14
G0SUBI know, but what's it about?06:14
LaserJockthe transition from breezy to dapper I think06:14
LaserJockdist-upgrading and what not06:14
minghuathe equivalent of #ubuntu for dapper, it seems06:15
LaserJockhmm, yeah. maybe that is a better description06:15
G0SUBi see06:15
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LaserJockI tend to be that way too07:10
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minghuaI still see more bugs than I care to report...07:10
KyralWeek off from school07:11
KyralMaybe I can finally get some Ubuntu Hacking done07:11
tritiumminghua: not all of us in there...07:11
LaserJockhmm, I must have run Gentoo unstable for too long :-)07:11
minghuato be fair, many of them may disappear after a fresh reinstall07:12
minghuatritium: I am speaking of a general impression, I didn't mean everyone there07:12
tritiumyep07:12
minghuaI plan to stay at #ubuntu+1 after all07:13
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LaserJockanybody with grep-dctrl experience around?07:19
LaserJockI'm trying to search for more than one thing07:19
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LaserJockhi bmonty07:36
LaserJockhow's the family?07:37
bmontyhey LaserJock07:37
bmontydunno, I haven't seen them in about a week07:37
bmontysupposedly they are fine :)07:37
LaserJockbmonty: away on a trip?07:40
bmontyLaserJock: I gotta start the little guy on Ubuntu soon though :)07:40
bmontyyeah07:40
LaserJockyeah, Dapper+1 should get him membership I think07:40
bmontylol07:40
LaserJockmaybe honorary membership ;-)07:41
bmontyhe might be able to make a contribution to edubuntu07:42
LaserJocksure07:42
LaserJockget him a keyboard and he should be able to make some IRC contributions07:42
bmontyhe really likes a couple of the xscreensaver offerings :)07:42
bmontyright now, I think he would only drool on the keyboard......so not much contribution to IRC07:43
LaserJockhmm, maybe he can be a beta tester for -artwork and -desktop07:43
shawn_homeasdfgh :)07:43
bmontyLaserJock: definately, but judging from the threads on ubuntu-devel, I think his tastes and the tastes of the ubuntu community in general are drastically different07:44
LaserJockbut maybe better ;-)07:46
bmontypersonally, I'm ok with the new dapper look07:46
LaserJockthe orange is a bit much right now07:47
bmontyI'm surprised that so many peopl have issue with it07:47
bmontythe orange isn't that offensive to me, but my color vision isn't perfect so that might be why07:47
LaserJockwell, my only example was from gnome-help and the heading and text are bright orange07:50
bmontyregardless of the colors, the other visual effects are pretty damn good07:53
bmontythe scroll bars are very cool looking07:53
LaserJockyeah07:54
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minghuamaybe if there is a little delay like tooltips, I'll like it much better07:58
minghuaactually, I think I should file a bug saying this07:59
bmontyI like it because I have confirmation that the mouse pointer is in the correct location07:59
bmontygood night everyone08:10
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zakamehi all from manila!08:47
siretartmorning08:52
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ohnettso will dapper be delayed, or is it just speculation?09:02
siretartohnett: I just read the announcement09:02
ohnettbtw, will dapper feature an xgl-powered desktop by default?09:04
siretarthttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-March/000094.html09:04
siretartohnett: no way09:04
siretartxgl won't be in any case in main, which is a prequisite for being installed by default09:04
ohnettsiretart: but will it be trivial to install xgl and use it with gnome and kde?09:04
siretartohnett: it is quite trivial right now. I don't expect this to change for dapper.09:05
siretartit is just not mature enough on many graphic drivers09:06
ohnettsiretart: will i need to install a modified version of kde/gnome?09:06
ohnettsiretart: right09:06
zakamedolson: rock on! :D09:06
dolsonzakame: what09:06
ohnettsiretart: ... or is it more like an add-on?09:06
siretartohnett: please read the initial announcement for instructions how to use/enable it: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-February/000079.html09:07
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dolsonzakame: what did I do??09:08
ohnettsiretart: thank you09:08
zakamedolson: your becoming a member, just read my email (at Manila now for class)09:09
siretartohnett: oh yes, and if you are interested in the development of ubuntu (or the sister distros xubuntu, edubuntu and kubuntu), it is a great idea to subscribe to ubuntu-devel-announce. it is a quite low traffic mailing list09:09
dolsonzakame: oh, lol. yeah, thanks :)09:09
siretartand dolson will be a motu soon, I'm sure09:09
siretart:)09:09
zakamesiretart++09:09
dolsonthat's what everyone keeps telling me09:10
dolsonI just barely got accepted for membership though09:10
zakameooh town hall meeting09:10
ohnettright now?09:10
zakameno not now09:11
dolsonlol09:11
siretarton feb 1409:11
dolsonMarch you mean?09:11
ohnettoh09:11
ohnett:)09:11
ohnetti thought i lost it09:11
ohnett:))09:11
ohnettyes, march09:11
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ohnettis it safe enough by now to install dapper on my box and gradually update it until the official arrives?09:22
dolsonohnett: I'm running it.. seems safe to me. but YMMV09:22
ohnett(considering that i don't want to experiment too much with it)09:22
ohnettif i use xgl and get into problems, will it be easy to simply undo all changes (uninstall)?09:24
ohnett(in dapper)09:24
dolsonto undo Xgl, yes09:24
dolsonto revert to Breezy... not gonna be easy09:24
ohnettno, not to breezy09:24
ohnettdolson: so you are planning to keep on updating until the official arrives?09:25
dolsonthe way I used Xgl was to edit gdm.conf-custom, and to revert, you just delete that file or rename it or whatever09:25
dolsonI update occasionally, whenever I feel like it09:25
ohnettany idea when the new flight cd is supposed to be released?09:26
dolsonno idea... I suppose it'll depend a bit on the outcome of Tuesday's meetings, but I don't know. I'm not in the know for dev stuff09:27
siretartohnett: my personal impression of current dapper is that it is pretty usable. since weeks. there are still some annoying bugs though, but they are being tracked09:36
siretartohnett: anyway, if you want to help developing, it is a very good idea to actually use what you develop. and backups are ALWAYS a good idea09:36
siretarthttp://powerlineblog.com/archives/elmo.jpg09:38
dolsonTHAT'S why dssi hasn't been sync'd yet!09:39
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netzmeisterahh09:59
netzmeisteri'm tired..10:00
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minghuaHmm...10:36
minghuaubuntuforums has a poll about the six-week delay, currenly with 309:28 in favor of delay10:37
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Lathiatwondering what the delay is?10:38
Lathiator what the results of that poll is?10:38
minghuathe result of the poll10:41
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minghua"... does ubuntuforums users represent the opinions of the whole user base?"10:42
siretartI don't think so.10:42
siretartand I don't hope so10:42
siretartLathiat: see marks latest post to -devel-announce10:43
Lathiatsiretart: i saw it, i was tryign to figure out what mingua was wondering ;p10:45
siretarth. ok10:48
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G0SUBjpatrick11:00
jpatrickG0SUB: hi11:01
G0SUBjpatrick heh, I was online :)11:01
jpatrickI know :P11:01
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ohnettany idea when the new flight cd is supposed to be released?11:10
Mithrandirohnett: I released it about ten minutes ago, but it won't be announced before we have it synced to se.archive too, to avoid the DC being hammered.11:11
ohnettMithrandir: say, two-three days?11:12
Mithrandirohnett: say later today if maswan decides to wake up soon.11:14
ohnettMithrandir: thank you :)11:14
Mithrandirohnett: anyway, you can get it from cdimage.u.c already, I just won't announce it to the world just yet.11:15
Mithrandir(and would appreciate if slashdot wasn't told just yet)11:15
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LureMithrandir: but I do not see kubuntu there11:16
jpatrickLure: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/dapper/flight-5/11:16
Lurejpatrick: not found!11:16
jpatrickguess we'll just have to wait a while11:17
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MithrandirLure: nobody volunteered to test kubuntu and I was utterly busy testing ubuntu.11:18
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MithrandirLure: so riddell asked me to postpone it until he had a chance to test it.11:18
ohnettwhen will the live and install cd be merged together?11:18
Mithrandirthey won't?11:18
jpatrickMithrandir: I think he means Expresso11:18
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LureMithrandir: then Flight5 wiki page has to change to reflect this11:19
Mithrandirjpatrick: espresso is on the flight cd already.11:19
ohnettwhen will the live and install cd be merged together?11:24
ohnettanybody?11:24
Mithrandirohnett: they won't.11:25
ohnettMithrandir: they were promissing they would11:25
Mithrandirohnett: "they"?  I think you're the victim of a misunderstanding.11:27
Mithrandirthe live cd can be used for installations, but it's not going to replace the install cd completely.11:27
ohnettwhich one will be shipped for free? "they" said it's less expensive to only send one rather than two and they would very much want to only send one from now one. which one?11:29
ohnettMithrandir:11:29
Mithrandirohnett: yes, there's talk of just including the live cd in the shipit program, but that doesn't mean the install cd is going away.11:30
ohnetts/now\ one/now\ on/11:30
Mithrandirjust that it won't be part of shipit11:30
ohnettMithrandir: that's nice. so we hope the install cd will be going away as soon as possible (or replaced with an installable dvd).11:32
dolzzzonI rather like the install CD11:32
Mithrandirohnett: a) it won't go away.  b) there already exists an installable dvd11:33
ohnettdolzzzon: why?11:37
ohnettdolzzzon: what is the advantage?11:37
Mithrandirit's much easier to install using d-i than espresso, IMO.  And much better when you're dealing with a server and such11:38
minghuaand I doubt espresso has better i18n support than d-i right now11:38
dolzzzonohnett: I've had hardware that did not boot the live CD but took the install CD just fine.11:38
Mithrandirminghua: it uses d-i as the backend, more or less.11:39
ohnettMithrandir: is there any difference between an ubuntu installed from the live cd and an ubuntu installed from the install cd (considering that the absolutely same packages are installed, of course)?11:39
Mithrandirohnett: no, there shouldn't be.  Any such disrepancies is a bug.11:39
ohnettdolzzzon: is there any difference between an ubuntu installed from the live cd and an ubuntu installed from the install cd (considering that the absolutely same packages are installed, of course)?11:40
minghuaMithrandir: oh thanks.  but I think my argument stands (there are quite a few languages are 100% translated in d-i)11:40
ohnettdolzzzon: maybe it's just a bug, as it's quite early a feature11:40
ohnettMithrandir: then what is the advantage of the install cd over the live one?11:40
dolzzzonohnett: if I can't BOOT the Live CD to do the install, how can I FIX the problem once I get the base Ubuntu installed?11:40
ohnettMithrandir: doesn't this mean "they" will eventually drop the install cd?11:41
Mithrandirohnett: it's much easier to use when you don't have a mouse or don't have a monitor?11:41
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Mithrandirohnett: who are those "they" you keep talking about?11:41
dolzzzonohnett: I'm talking about Breezy's Live CD. it did not boot on hardware the the installer worked on11:41
ohnettMithrandir: or, if not, what will encourage them not to?11:41
dolzzzonI don't understand why we want to eliminate a text-based install. it's preferred by many people11:41
Mithrandirohnett: why?  The live installer won't support serial installs for instance.  It probably won't support netboot installs.  It doesn't do LVM, doesn't do lots of funky stuff which d-i does.11:42
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Mithrandirohnett: espresso is an installer which aims to work for 90% of people, not solve every use case possible.11:42
dolzzzonthe way I look at it, the Live CD installer is good for newbies11:42
dolzzzonminghua: yes, by "we" I meant ohnett's "they" :)11:43
Mithrandirohnett: to make it completely clear:  Ubuntu will _not_ drop the regular install CD in the foreseeable future.11:43
ohnettMithrandir: it's not you or anybody here that decides for ubuntu. it's a collective entity (catalysed by its sabdfl). that's whom i call "they". "they" is the people usually deciding in *any* democracy, which makes the *individual* never be able to decide.11:43
minghuadolzzzon: oh.  I was hoping you know who this mysterious "they" are.  ;-)11:44
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Mithrandirohnett: dude, don't you think Mark's going to listen to his engineers?  He's not a fool.11:44
dolzzzonohnett: where did "they" say that they wanted to eliminate the d-i CD?11:44
ohnettMithrandir: why should all live cd's be worse than knoppix all the time?11:45
Mithrandirohnett: huh?11:45
dolzzzonlol, where did that come from?11:45
Mithrandirwhat's worse about Ubuntu's live CD than knoppix?11:45
ohnettminghua, dolzzzon: no, folks, it's all just a matter of english grammar, so let's not make it a political issue. "they say bush's's bigger than saddam's" <-- who's "they" in here? the guys that (were) scrood (by) both? no, it's just an impersonal pronoun. it actually means "it is said".11:49
ohnettMithrandir: why would mark (pbuh) be fool if listening to his engineers?11:49
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sladenohnett: I think Mithrandir said the opposite11:52
sladenohnett: relax, the install-cd will be there (as will the much more useful netinst CDs), just that shipit will probably switch to espresso+livecd combo cds11:54
ohnettdolzzzon: "Mithrandir ohnett: dude, don't you think Mark's going to listen to his engineers?  He's not a fool."11:57
dolzzzonright...11:57
dolzzzonMithrandir is saying that Mark WILL listen to his engineers (some of them are in here, you know) because he is not a fool..11:58
jpatrickdolzzzon: congrats on membership12:01
dolzzzonthanks jpatrick :D12:01
ohnettdolzzzon: so, right, Mithrandir never said that. i simply saw "do" instead of "don't"12:03
ohnettMithrandir: sorry.12:03
ohnettsladen: right :)12:03
ohnettsladen: is flight 5 also installable?12:03
dolzzzonlol12:04
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ohnetti have been disconnected12:04
ohnettis somebody answered in the meantime, please paste it again12:05
sladenyou got kicked for flooding12:05
ohnettsladen: really?!?12:05
jpatrick"[12:04:06]  <dolzzzon> lol"12:05
ohnettsladen: i wasn't flooding. are you kidding?12:06
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ohnettmaybe it's my ip class, it can't be my nick12:06
ohnettor my ip12:06
ohnettdolzzzon, sladen, jpatrick, Mithrandir: is the dapper flight 5 live cd also installable?12:07
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ohnettdolzzzon, sladen, jpatrick, Mithrandir: (y/n/dune) :)12:08
dolzzzonI would think it has the espresso installer on it12:08
dolzzzonI haven't tried it12:08
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sladenohnett: about 12hours12:09
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ohnettsladen: i don't understand. how is "about 12 hours" answering my "is the dapper flight 5 live cd also installable?"?!12:10
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jpatrickhey Gloubiboulga12:19
Gloubiboulgahi jpatrick12:19
jpatrickany word on the netswitch thingys?12:19
GloubiboulgaI think the problem is the libswitch package, not netswitch12:20
sladenohnett: oh sorry.  Yes, it has espresso on it12:20
Gloubiboulgajpatrick, Tonio should have sent a mail to Kamion to ask him details12:20
sladenMithrandir: what's the setup with things like 'sshd' on the livecd (which was shipped, but not installed on the install cd);  are they populated into the apt-cache12:21
jpatrickGloubiboulga: okay12:21
Mithrandirsladen: apt-get update is run on the live cd, yes.12:24
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Mithrandirohnett: yes, flight 5 is installable.12:25
sladenMithrandir: if I do an espresso install without net connectivity, is sshd available to be installed12:25
Mithrandirsladen: it's not on the CD, no.12:25
Mithrandirsladen: so we don't have the stuff in ship available on the live cd, no12:25
sladenMithrandir: ta, that's what I was after12:26
sladenMithrandir: any idea how many packages that currently is12:27
Mithrandirsladen: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/dapper/ship12:28
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dolzzzonminghua: I think it was you earlier who wondered why the poll on UF was so much in favor of delay, and I think it's largely to do with the misconception that Ubuntu devs will work on Xgl... that's what my theory is anyhow12:31
minghuadolzzzon: yes, it was me.  I don't have a good guess, but seeing people talking about having networkmanage (name?) 0.6 on forums, I tend to agree with you12:32
ohnettMithrandir: i never downloaded the flight 4 live, so please tell me: is it installable, too?12:33
Mithrandirohnett: yes.12:33
Mithrandirnot that I'd recommend installing flight 4 now that 5 is out12:33
tsenggood morning Mithrandir12:35
Mithrandirhiya tseng12:36
slomo_*yawn* hi everybody :)12:38
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jpatrickdolzzzon: Ubuntu Packaging Guide?12:41
dolzzzonyeah12:41
jpatrickwrote bits of that12:41
dolzzzonI haven't looked it over much yet, but I think it will be invaluable to me and others I encourage to get interested in packaing12:42
dolzzzon*packaging12:42
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ohnettMithrandir: of course i'll install flight 5 :). thanks. (btw, any idea how many more flights until final?)12:43
dolzzzonI *really* like Yelp and the docs included in Ubuntu12:43
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Mithrandirohnett: probably no more, since BetaReleas is March 23rd.12:45
ohnettMithrandir: maybe the beta release will be later than 23, now that dapper is delayed, right?12:46
minghuaohnett: that's not decided yet12:46
minghua(whether dapper will be delay or not)12:47
Mithrandirohnett: it's not delayed, there's a proposal for a delay.  In which case I suspect we'll see two more flight.12:48
ohnettminghua: (got it)12:48
ohnetthow many betas are there supposed to be?12:48
ohnetthow many betas are supposed to be there?12:48
ohnettor expected12:49
Mithrandirohnett: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule12:49
ohnettMithrandir: thank you12:51
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kelmo_laphi siretart01:28
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siretartkelmo_lap: hey there! :)01:44
tsenglucas is the ruby guy, right?01:44
Lathiatyeh01:45
tsengoh i figured it outmyself with some gdb love01:46
tsengruby segfaulting all over the place on my linode01:46
Lathiatwhat waas the cause?01:46
tsenguml doesnt support tls, a glibc upgrade put the tls libs back01:46
Lathiatah01:46
tsenggdb++01:46
Lathiati got my copy of programming ruby (dave thomas) and agile web development with rails a couple days ago01:47
tsenggreat books01:47
Lathiatand i wrote some new domain management scripts for bur.st in ruby01:47
Lathiatthat go edit config files etc01:47
Lathiatwas good01:47
tsengi want the rails cookbook01:47
Lathiatthe programming rails book is a good quick reference if nothing else01:48
Lathiathas nie good descriptiosn of all the classes and methods easy to find01:48
Lathiatignoring the rest of it :)01:48
tsenghm why01:48
Lathiatoh i plan to go through it, just so far its been a good quick ref ;p01:48
tsengnow i can work on typo with out ever other page crashing, this is nice01:49
Lathiathehe01:49
Lathiatmm there are absolutely no linodes free01:50
Lathiatheh01:50
tsengreally?01:50
Lathiatyeh01:51
=== tseng bugs mikegrb
Lathiatmore availabel in  4 days apparently01:51
Lathiatwhat do you find it like?01:51
Lathiatwhich one have you got?01:51
Lathiatcan you tell me what ping you get to 202.72.150.106 ?01:51
tsengi have a 16001:51
tsengLathiat: nothing01:52
Lathiathrm01:52
Lathiatthats odd01:52
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Lathiathrm it is indeed not repsonding01:53
Lathiatoh well01:53
Lathiat203.30.47.18 ?01:53
kelmo_lapsiretart, i firmly believe that to use wpa_sup the driver type must be given by admin, not guessed (like suggested in some reports), at least until wifi modules on linux stabilize somewhat01:54
HobbseeLathiat: the second gets a response01:54
kelmo_lapsiretart, in furute, i'd would think it may be okay to fall back to wext01:54
kelmo_lapfuture*01:54
HobbseeLathiat: 9% packet loss01:54
Hobbseewell, drops 1 packet, that's all01:55
siretartkelmo_lap: you mean you see a relaistic chance that madwifi-ng could implement wext19 fully?01:55
kelmo_laphaha, not anytime soon unfortunately01:55
kelmo_lapbut . . .01:56
siretartwell, I have no objection to fall back to wext. centrinos are quite common nowadays01:56
kelmo_lapi did use wext when madwifi's own stuff was broken in that regard01:56
siretartinteresting01:56
kelmo_lapin early days01:56
kelmo_lapbut that was a crude hack01:57
kelmo_lapignoring the scanning code in madwifi itself01:57
LathiatHobbsee: rtt?01:57
HobbseeLathiat: this?01:57
Hobbsee15 packets transmitted, 14 received, 6% packet loss, time 14011ms01:57
Hobbseertt min/avg/max/mdev = 69.821/71.288/74.156/1.192 ms01:57
Lathiatfrom a linode?01:57
Hobbseedont know what that is...01:57
Lathiatok nm01:58
LathiatHobbsee: where do you live?01:58
HobbseeLathiat: sydney, australia01:58
Lathiathehe, no wonder :)01:58
Lathiat<- perth01:58
kelmo_lapbrissie ; )01:58
tsengLathiat: 25 packets transmitted, 25 received, 0% packet loss, time 24760ms01:59
tsengrtt min/avg/max/mdev = 247.641/248.023/248.519/0.573 ms01:59
siretartkelmo_lap: do you already have a solution to the 'quoting' problem?01:59
tsengfrom linode01:59
Lathiattseng: cheers01:59
kelmo_lapsiretart, well, yeah. if you find this acceptable:01:59
tsengnote linode has 2 data centers01:59
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kelmo_lapsiretart, wpa-passphrase plaintext-string // wpa-psk 0102020304a0b0e0f0. . . .02:00
kelmo_lapsiretart, all other input is pretty clear in the sources as to what "type" it is02:01
kelmo_lapso i quoted accordingly02:01
kelmo_lapit really just needs some testing / debugging with different configurations02:01
siretartkelmo_lap: I find that acceptable.02:02
kelmo_lapsiretart, ssid is usually always plain text, but i added a special option of you like to give it as a hex value (not sure if that is absolutely required yet)02:03
kelmo_lapwpa-ssid // wpa-ssid-hex02:03
siretartkelmo_lap: for being able to provide something which is even easier to use, I think some configuration/roaming daemon or something would be required anyways. see my recent posts to pkg-wpa-devel02:04
siretartkelmo_lap: ssid in hex? who is using this weird stuff?02:04
kelmo_lapsiretart, like is said, don't know if it is absolutely required02:05
kelmo_laps/is/i02:05
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siretartkelmo_lap: I don't think this is that necessary, for weird and painfull setting the user can revert to a handcrafted wpasupplicant.config anytime02:07
kelmo_lapsiretart, ack02:08
siretartkelmo_lap: I'd rather like to get our -experimental branch uploaded quickly so we can have our users test that02:08
kelmo_lapsiretart, agreed02:08
kelmo_lapsiretart, and i can prepare something for the kanotix guinea pigs too ; )02:09
kelmo_lapand some interested madwifi-ers too02:09
siretartkelmo_lap: I've just committed an a bit polished /etc/default/wpasupplicant  for driver selection and fall back tp wext02:09
siretartI havn't tested it yet, but I think it should work02:10
kelmo_lapyes, just have looked at that02:10
kelmo_lapdiff looks good02:10
kelmo_lapDRIVER=$(cat /etc/wpasupplicant.driver)02:10
kelmo_lapdid you wanna make that wpasupplicant.$INTERFACE ?02:11
siretarterr, rather /etc/wpasupplicant.driver.$INTERFACE02:11
kelmo_lapyeah02:11
kelmo_laps.th. like that02:11
siretartargl, damn typo, I'll fix it02:12
siretartcommited02:12
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kelmo_lapalso, think about having a /etc/wpasupplicant folder with this stuff02:13
kelmo_lapavoiding pollution to /etc02:13
siretartright. perhaps we should do that02:14
kelmo_lapit would be similar to the way hostapd package works02:15
kelmo_lapsiretart, right now, preup will exit if conf *or* driver is not given, what are your thoughts?02:18
siretartkelmo_lap: conf has to be set to activate either mode 1 or 2. if it isn't set, bail out, because we have to assume that the user wants to use mode 3 or the user doesn't want wpasupplicant to be started at all02:21
kelmo_lapyes02:21
siretartkelmo_lap: ah, yes, pre-up should fall back to wext as well, agreed02:21
kelmo_lapsiretart, i formly beleive we should suggest setting wpa-driver in all example however02:23
kelmo_lapfirmly*02:23
kelmo_lapand docs, etc02:23
siretartagreed. this saves us bugreports02:23
kelmo_lapbut i would sooner fallback to wext, than maintain some deterministic shell code like suggested in some bug reports02:24
siretartI think a note in README.modes that we fall back to wext is sufficient. lets say that there and only there. the examples should provide some driver02:26
kelmo_lapagreed02:26
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MrFaberhi all02:27
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jaldharJust checking...if a debian version is -1 and you need to change the dependencies for Ubuntu does it become -1ubuntu1?02:41
Lathiatyep02:41
MrFaberWho is the main fixer for universe packages today? :)02:42
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siretartraphink-pbook: I added you to keyring@tiber.tauware.de, I hope you don't object02:43
raphink-pbooksiretart: sure :)02:43
raphink-pbooksiretart: so I receive the emails to my box?02:43
siretartraphink-pbook: I hope you have a ~/.forward or ~/.procmailrc on tiber02:44
jpatrickraphink-pbook: could you run revu-tools on scim-pinyin? (just to triple-check)02:44
raphink-pbookI do siretart02:44
raphink-pbookjpatrick: ok02:44
raphink-pbookjpatrick: running02:45
jaldharAnd if the package is for universe the distribution in debian/changelog is dapper/universe or just universe?02:45
jpatrickdapper02:45
jpatrickraphink-pbook: cool, thanks02:46
jaldharor just dapper :-)02:46
raphink-pbookjust dapper jaldhar02:46
raphink-pbookuniverse will be added automatically (by germinate iirc) to control02:46
raphink-pbookjpatrick: seems it FTBFS02:47
raphink-pbookI'll update the pbuilder just in case02:47
raphink-pbook ;)02:47
siretartraphink-pbook: that is done by NEW processing. it is called an 'override'02:47
raphink-pbookok02:47
raphink-pbook:)02:47
jpatrickraphink-pbook: :)02:48
raphink-pbook;)02:49
raphink-pbookjpatrick: you could run it yourself btw02:49
raphink-pbookyou're a MOTU, so you can get an account on tiber if you want it02:49
jaldharaargh and I guess I need to enable universe in my pbuilder chroot02:49
raphink-pbookjaldhar: sure02:49
raphink-pbookjaldhar: if you use an apt.config dir you just have to add the universe line, then update your pbuilder with override-config02:49
raphink-pbookjpatrick: would you like a pbuilder-enabled access?02:50
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jpatrickraphink-pbook: I thought only REVU admins could do that02:50
raphink-pbookjpatrick: you're mixing two things02:50
raphink-pbookjpatrick: REVU admins are people with admin rights on the REVU interface02:50
raphink-pbookrevu-tools are bash tools available on tiber02:51
raphink-pbookso you don't need to a be a REVU admin to launch them, but to be in the pbuilder group on tiber02:51
raphink-pbookwith an ssh access02:51
jpatrickok02:51
raphink-pbookand as a MOTU, you can get an account on tiber so you can run these tools02:51
jpatrickgreat, yes please then02:52
MrFaberWho can fix the loop-aes-source package? :)02:54
kelmo_lapMrFaber, you! ; )02:55
MrFaberkelmo_lap, I would02:55
MrFaberjust upload the current debian sid loop-aes package02:55
MrFaberthat works in dapper02:55
MrFabera bug is already posted in launchpad02:55
MrFaberno one hast confirmed02:55
MrFaberposted it here some days ago02:55
MrFaberbut there was a conference or something like that02:56
MrFaberor fix it, if it is easy02:56
MrFaberbut the debian package works02:56
MrFaberin dapper02:56
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siretartkelmo_lap: when do you expect we can upload to experimental?03:02
kelmo_lapsiretart, well, when you are happy really. i expect we can improve the documentation and/or approach as we get feedback03:03
kelmo_lapif you are keen, go for it ; )03:03
siretartkelmo_lap: I thought you wanted to provide quoting for the wpa key before uploading?03:04
kelmo_lapsiretart, well, you either choose wpa-passphrase (for plaintext) or wpa-psk for hex key, and the quoting is then done as neccessary03:05
MrFaberkelmo_lap, so what to do?03:05
kelmo_lapthat is already there, unless i misunderstand you03:05
MrFaberit is not fixed03:05
siretartkelmo_lap: ah, great.03:05
MrFaberthere is only a but report03:06
kelmo_lapand pre-up basically supports everything that wpa_cli can right now03:06
MrFaberwhich everyone ignores ;)03:06
siretartcool03:06
YagisanG'day siretart. Was avidemux 2.1.1 ever synced ? I didn't see it in dapper, and just backported marrilats to breezy (I just got bit by the opendml bug - hence the backport)03:06
kelmo_lapMrFaber, if i used and/or developed ubuntu i may comment more ; )03:06
kelmo_lapMrFaber, i was here a few days ago, and you were asking the exact same questions03:06
MrFaberyes, thats what I have said03:06
siretartYagisan: was it UVF exception approved?03:07
MrFaberBut nothing changed and release comes nearer every day :)03:07
siretartYagisan: no syncs have been done since soyuz yet, afaik03:07
kelmo_lapMrFaber, so i'd suggest you modify the current debian package, diff it against the ubuntu one, and submit a patch to the BTS03:07
MrFaberI don't want to bother you but I am frighthen that the bug gets in release03:07
MrFaberkelmo_lap, I don't know how03:07
kelmo_lapwell, it don't matter to me, i'm not involved in ubuntu's packages ; )03:07
MrFaberbtw. the debian one is 3.1c instead of 3.1b03:08
Yagisansiretart: checking motu archives now to double check03:08
MrFaberWho is the involved men and where they are :-D03:08
kelmo_lapanyway, loop-aes can largely be replaced by dm, afaik03:08
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MrFabernot this discussion again :)03:09
Yagisansiretart: hmm, not that I can see.  Actually I don't see anything I did a UVF exception report on03:09
siretartYagisan: please file a UVF exception report then03:10
Yagisansiretart: another one ?03:11
siretartYagisan: err, sorry if I misunderstood you. which is the bugno then?03:12
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Yagisansiretart. they were posted to the list on Feb 16 - before the switch to lp03:16
tsengMithrandir: is espresso good enough to do my laptop test with for flight 5?03:18
Mithrandirtseng: if you can test with both espresso and d-i, that'd be best, but yes, we're absolutely interested in having espresso tested.03:19
siretartYagisan: ah, I see. well, no I don't think anything has been synced yet03:20
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Yagisansiretart: it seems the public list archive scrubbed the UVF reports eg https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-February/000449.html03:20
siretartkelmo_lap: ok, I'll then do some testing on the package and ask my sponsor to upload it then. ok?03:21
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Yagisanok siretart. avidemux is now https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/avidemux/+bug/3444803:46
Ubugtumalone bug 34448 in avidemux "UVF Exception: avidemux 2.1.1" [Normal,Unconfirmed] 03:46
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siretartYagisan: did you really test the new avidemux?04:06
Yagisansiretart: using it right now (on breezy amd64). Haven't tested i386.04:08
siretartgreat :)04:08
Yagisansiretart: that patch was needed, as without it, the damm thing would not build04:08
Yagisansiretart: I had a 5.3GB .avi from a tv capture, and 2.0.42 choked and died on it04:09
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tsengMithrandir: i removed and readded a partition (i couldnt seem to just format it in one step) and espresso is nicely hung04:33
tsengMithrandir: im about to xkill if you dont have a magic trick04:34
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tsengMithrandir: mmm, if i leave it as is the next step lets me do exactly what i wanted.04:37
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tsengMithrandir: i really like this though04:43
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Mithrandirtseng: ESPRESSO_DEBUG=1 DEBCONF_DEBUG=developer espresso and send /var/log/installer/espresso to a bug report, svp.04:54
freeflyingYagisan: hi04:58
YagisanG'day freeflying05:01
Yagisanfreeflying: so, will you go to the UK ?05:02
freeflyingYagisan: won't , sue to the damn visa05:02
freeflyings/sue/due05:02
Yagisanfreeflying: I couldn't go either. 1) programming language, 2) wife's injury05:04
freeflyingYagisan:  :)05:04
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kimatrixHi, i have a quastion05:35
kimatrixi am programming in java for 2 years now, was wondering if i could contribute to the ubuntu project in any way?05:36
Erlangcheck the candidate packages list, choose one, package it, upload to REVU ;)05:37
kimatrixis ther any more info about that, becose i have never done something like this?05:37
Erlangyes, lemme see05:38
kimatrixthank you05:39
Erlangthere are some pointers there: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Packaging/Tips?highlight=%28MOTU%2FPackages%2FPackaging%29, but you should the Debian New Maintainer Guide, that's what got me started.05:39
kimatrixgone check the link you gave me05:40
ErlangBut there is all sorts of ways you can contribute: translate, document, bugfix, support new users, etc.  They all count.05:40
jpatrickcode05:40
Erlangyeah05:40
kimatrixtransalte, document, new users arent mine best points. it should be bugfixes and code05:42
kimatrixbut i am not so cood in c/c++, i am more of a java programmer05:42
ErlangWhat I've found fun is trying to find a bug that I can fix but has been neglected and contribute a patch for it.05:42
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kimatrixAs i can see 99% is done in c/c++ it doesn't sound very promesing for me :P05:45
Erlangsometimes the problem is with the rules file of the package or something else, but not in the upstream source...05:46
Erlangand there are quite a bit of Java libraries in universe05:46
Erlangbut the rules file is related to packaging for Debian/Ubuntu, so you probably need to practice before fixing bugs in other package.05:49
kimatrixi think so05:50
kimatrixi am reading the debian Maintainer's Guide05:50
jpatrickkimatrix: not complete but you might want to see: http://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/index.html05:53
kimatrixjpatrick gona look05:53
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jpatrickraphink-pbook: how do I run this? :s06:07
jpatrickI keep getting permission denied06:08
raphink-pbookjpatrick: run what?06:08
jpatrickrevu-report06:08
jpatrickany revu-* script06:08
raphink-pbookoh right there's no man on REVU :(06:09
raphink-pbookhehe06:09
raphink-pbookwell06:09
ajmitchjpatrick: you're not in the right group?06:09
raphink-pbookyes he is ajmitch06:09
jpatrickI'm in pbuilder06:09
raphink-pbookjpatrick: cd to teh directory where the files you want to review are06:09
jpatrickpbuilder-dapper build *.dsc works06:09
raphink-pbookcd /var/revu/revu1-incoming/$package-$version06:10
ajmitchjpatrick: I saw a sudo warning from you06:10
raphink-pbookthen run revu-report06:10
jpatrickjpatrick@tiber:/var/revu/revu1-incoming/vtigercrm-0602261945$06:10
raphink-pbookajmitch: that's when I tested his account, I had not set the group right06:10
raphink-pbookajmitch: my fault sory06:10
ajmitchok06:10
ajmitchdoes he need to be in the revu group as well?06:10
raphink-pbookno06:11
raphink-pbooknot that I know06:11
raphink-pbookhmm06:11
raphink-pbooklet me think ...06:11
raphink-pbookI'll check :)06:11
ajmitchhe will...06:11
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ajmitchall the dirs are owned by group revu06:11
raphink-pbookright06:12
raphink-pbookI'll add him06:12
raphink-pbookthanks for pointing that ajmitch06:12
ajmitch:)06:12
jpatrickexplains >> http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/59647706:14
raphink-pbookjpatrick: try again06:14
raphink-pbookjpatrick: read this too : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/REVU/REVU-Tools06:15
jpatrickthat's what I was reading from06:15
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mat|lhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/blam/+bug/4839 has had a fix for ages, without it blam doesn't work at all. can anyone take a look at it?06:16
Ubugtumalone bug 4839 in blam "(dapper) blam stopped working" [Normal,Confirmed] 06:16
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G0SUBvuntz ping06:22
jpatrick'dpkg-deb: `vtigercrm-core_4.2.3-0ubuntu1_all.deb' contains no control component `preinst''06:22
raphink-pbookthat's normal jpatrick06:23
raphink-pbookit's just a warning from the script, not an error06:23
jpatrickoh ok06:23
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vuntzG0SUB: pong06:54
G0SUBvuntz got my mail?06:54
vuntzis maybe a good answer? :-)06:55
vuntzwhat's your email address?06:55
G0SUBvuntz hehe ... b.ghose at gnu.org.in06:56
vuntzoh, yes, here it is06:56
vuntzI'm planning to send a mail to the three people who wrote me about pessulus06:56
vuntzexplaining what you can work on06:57
G0SUBokay06:57
vuntzbut if you have good ideas on what to work on, go ahead :-)06:57
ajmitchvuntz: what a good way to sucker people into hacking on your code ;)06:58
G0SUBvuntz let's take a look at the current issues ... we can go for enh later06:58
G0SUBajmitch ;)06:58
vuntzajmitch: next thing is try to get people to work on my dissertation ;-)06:58
G0SUBlol!06:59
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Tm_Tgood morning07:07
jpatrickevening07:08
jpatricksiretart: Tm_T would like uploader rights on revu07:09
Tm_Tdo I?07:09
Tm_T;)07:10
Tm_Tf*ing sleepless nights...07:10
jpatrickTm_T: in my case the sleep's the problem07:11
raphink-pbookjpatrick: I'll do it07:11
ajmitchhave you followed the usual procedure of uploading key to keyserver, sending a signed email?07:11
Tm_Traphink-pbook: yay!07:11
raphink-pbookTm_T: send an email to keyrings signed with your key07:11
Tm_Traphink-pbook: doing it at the moment07:12
raphink-pbookoki07:12
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Tm_TI'm bit lost atm but I'll hopefully manage to do it07:12
raphink-pbookajmitch: aaaw :(07:13
Tm_Tthat revu thing sounds good07:15
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raphink-pbookTm_T: did you send the mail?07:16
Tm_Tnot yet07:17
Tm_Tbig wheel turns slow07:17
Tm_T(what wheel?)07:17
raphink-pbookhmmm07:17
Tm_Thaven't got any caffeine today07:18
raphink-pbooktalking of linear or rotating speed?07:18
Tm_Ttalking about fourth dimension07:18
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Tm_Tsent07:27
Tm_T...I think07:27
Tm_TI hope some day I don't have to hide behind my sleepness... coffee ->07:28
Toadstoolhi here07:34
raphink-pbookhi07:34
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jpatrickhey Toadstool07:44
Toadstoolhi jpatrick07:45
Erlangis it possible to create a 32 bits dapper pbuilder on an AMD64 system?07:45
ToadstoolErlang: yep in a chroot07:45
ErlangI need to make a 32 bits chroot to create a 32 bits pbuilder chroot??07:46
Toadstoolthe fact is, i used a dapper i386 chroot on my amd64 box cause some apps didn't really work in breezy 64, thus i had my pbuilder in this chroot, i've never tried to do it another way :)07:49
Erlangthat could be a solution... will think about that.  thank you.07:50
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raphink-pbookTm_T: what add did you send your email to?08:03
raphink-pbookdidn't receive anything yet08:04
ajmitchTo: keyring@tiber.tauware.de08:07
ajmitchSubject: REVU keyring08:07
ajmitchraphink-pbook: you didn't receive that email?08:08
raphink-pbookhmmm08:08
raphink-pbookdidn't receive it yet08:08
ajmitchI got it quite awhile ago08:08
raphink-pbookit seems my ubuntu.com email redirection is very slow today08:08
raphink-pbooka mail sent to me to this address took about 15 minutes to reach me earlier08:09
raphink-pbookI should set to my gmail address directly maybe ;)08:09
ajmitchworks fine for me08:09
raphink-pbookthere08:09
raphink-pbookthat'll be faster08:09
ajmitchmy .forward on tiber points to ajmitch@ubuntu.com08:09
raphink-pbookmy ubuntu.com address often takes time to forward08:09
jpatrickmine sometimes lags too08:10
G0SUBwhom do I ask for a ubuntu.com forwarder?08:10
ajmitchyou have to be an ubuntu member08:11
jpatrickG0SUB: it comes on after a while08:11
jpatrickajmitch: he is08:11
raphink-pbookG0SUB: just wait08:11
ajmitchand then it uses your preferred address on launchpad08:11
raphink-pbookG0SUB: and try it from time to time, since elmo won't tell you when it's ready08:11
G0SUBbut what about the forward username?08:11
raphink-pbookG0SUB: your LP nickname08:11
raphink-pbook@ubuntu.com08:12
G0SUBoh! ...08:12
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jpatrickraphink-pbook: well Riddell's ain't08:12
ajmitchjpatrick: he's special08:12
ajmitchhis one predates launchpad usage08:12
jpatrickyep :)08:12
G0SUBajmitch isn't there any way to get a diff. username for the alias?08:13
jpatrickG0SUB: change it08:14
ajmitchnot that I'm aware of08:14
G0SUBmy preferred nick is taken in LP08:14
ajmitchthen you're out of luck08:14
G0SUB:(08:14
raphink-pbookG0SUB: then you can't have it, unless you get an agreement with this other person who has it08:14
raphink-pbooklucas managed to get his nick on LP08:14
raphink-pbookasking the guy who had it08:14
G0SUBraphink-pbook the other person is totally inactive08:14
G0SUBhttps://launchpad.net/people/bg08:15
raphink-pbookG0SUB: then ask him/her08:15
G0SUBwell, he/she doesn't even have a email listed08:15
raphink-pbookah doesn't help ;)08:15
raphink-pbookyou can ask elmo but I doubt you get anything08:15
G0SUBtotally inactive as in _totally_ inactive :)08:16
G0SUBhmm08:16
ajmitchwhy would asking elmo help at all?08:17
ajmitchsince it's just to do with launchpad username08:17
jpatrick=> delete08:17
ajmitchthere are other launchpad admins08:18
ajmitchelmo just handles more of the distro stuff08:18
tseng#launchpad08:18
G0SUBhmm ...08:18
tsengis the place to be.08:18
G0SUBtseng there alreay ;)08:18
G0SUBajmitch are the aliases created manually?08:19
ajmitchno idea, I'm not an admin08:20
G0SUBok08:20
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=== jpatrick too
G0SUBbah! the ID has alreay been created08:21
G0SUBg0sub@ubuntu.com08:21
raphink-pbook:)08:22
G0SUBaargh!08:22
raphink-pbookbah08:22
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jpatrickhey LaserJock08:41
G0SUBLaserJock08:42
LaserJockhi jpatrick and G0SUB08:42
Toadstoolwierd... it looks like my wide-dhcpv6 package is still in NEW (it's listed in my launchpad packages list) but wide-dhcpv6-server and -client show up when apt-cache searching for them although they're not installable...08:42
jpatrickToadstool: I know it's odd08:43
LaserJockG0SUB: I cleaned up the lists last night08:43
GloubiboulgaToadstool, I can't find the packages with apt-cache08:43
LaserJockG0SUB: did you add anything to the MiscPackages wiki ?08:43
G0SUBLaserJock no08:44
LaserJockG0SUB: ok, I think I'm pretty happy with the current list for now08:45
=== G0SUB too
G0SUBLaserJock what about the electronics stuff?08:46
LaserJockG0SUB: I added it08:47
G0SUBLaserJock to that other page? I don't see it in the wiki08:47
LaserJockG0SUB: just a sec08:48
LaserJockG0SUB: ok, I gotta run some errands but check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Teams/Science . I replaced TeX with Electronics and added Misc08:56
G0SUBLaserJock ok08:57
LaserJockG0SUB: so far Misc is just the tex packages but I'll go through and find the source packages for what is on MiscPackages and add them to my list08:57
G0SUBok08:57
LaserJockI'll be back in a bit08:58
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Tm_Thummmm09:09
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Tm_Tok, see you guys more on monday, now sleep I hope ->09:11
jpatricknight09:13
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MongooseI got the emacs gtk+2 snapshot from debian packaged for ubuntu amd64 no conflicts, all pretty09:30
Mongooseis there some way to share this joy with others?  =)09:31
MongooseI was wondering if there is some mousey repo outside of universe09:32
Mongoosealso why is there not an im-ja in amd64?09:34
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dolsonhey, I'm looking at the list of packages that have unmet deps, and one of them I can see for sure can easily be solved by simply rebuilding the package, no changes needed.. how does that get fixed? is there anything I can do, put a request in somewhere, or what?09:59
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Mongoosewe meet again09:59
LaserJockhi Mongoose and dolson10:00
Mongoosedolson: yeah, all they need to do is edit the control file for emacs snapshot10:00
Mongoosehey10:00
Mongoosedolson: you know if libinklevel is still under development10:00
MongooseI just made a makefile and stuff for it and got it working on amd6410:01
LaserJockMongoose: so the present snapshot packages don't work on amd64?10:01
MongooseLaserJock: not the march ones10:01
Mongooseeasy fix however just edit some values in the control file10:02
LaserJockMongoose: is there a bug report?10:02
Mongooseno I'm new to ubuntu -- should I file one for a package you don't have yet?10:02
jpatrickimpossible I think10:03
LaserJockwe don't have it?10:03
Mongooseyeah10:03
jpatrickpackage must be there first10:03
Mongooseemacs gtk2 snapshot isn't in ubuntu iirc10:03
Mongooseit's on the wish list page10:03
LaserJockemacs-snapshot isn't it?10:03
MongooseI'm on amd64 if that matters10:03
MongooseI don't recall it being in i386 either10:04
MongooseI have a chroot for i38610:04
MongooseI had to make an im-ja for japanese input for amd64 as well10:04
tsengOUTPUTFILE="$(eval echo "$OUTPUTFORMAT")"10:04
tsengis this valid bash? doesnt look it to me10:05
LaserJockMongoose: ok, but this is different than emacs-snapshot?10:05
tsengabcde line 115210:05
MongooseLaserJock: I'm from debian, so what's different about emacs-snapshot on debian?10:05
azeemUbuntu doesn't have emacs-snapshot it seems10:06
Mongoosetseng: that looks dangerous for shell expansion10:06
tsengMongoose: yeah, it fails, naturally10:06
MongooseI may host some im-ja amd64 ubuntu debs on my website soon10:06
Mongoosetseng: use ``10:06
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tsengits not my code10:07
Mongoosetseng: however there are better ways to capture it10:07
Mongooseok  =)10:07
tsengi was assuming the author knows more bash than either of us10:07
tsengits abcde10:07
Mithrandirtseng: it's legal bash10:07
MongooseI'm not uberbash god but I've used it for almost 2 decades10:07
dolsonhey Mongoose10:08
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Mongoosedolson: how's it going?10:08
dolsonhi LaserJock10:08
LaserJock_Mongoose: the packages in Ubuntu come from Debian10:08
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dolsonMongoose: not bad.. so you use Ubuntu now?10:08
MongooseLaserJock: ok10:08
Mongoosedolson: yes, got a new AMD64 x2 rig -- working on nwn2 now10:09
dolsonMongoose: wha??10:09
Mongoosedolson: I can afford to make exotic packages now  ;)10:09
LaserJock_Mongoose: so is your package different than what we've already got>10:09
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MongooseLaserJock: I didn't see emacs-snapshot in the repo -- let me check10:09
Mongooseyeah10:10
Mongoosemy package is for nox, x, and gtk210:10
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MongooseI see you have one now nice10:10
Ubugtumalone bug 33847 in munin munin-node "Munin node fails to start after reboot" [Major,In progress] 10:10
LaserJock_so is the emacs-snapshot10:10
Mongoosethe package name is different than debians10:10
ilmariwould suck to release dapper with that one unfixed10:11
dolsonMongoose: so.. nwn2 = bioware's game? or is this some other "nwn" ?10:11
Mongooseapt-cache show emacs-snapshot-gtk10:11
Mongoosedolson: no obsidian10:11
LaserJock_Mongoose: which is gtk210:11
Mongoosethanks10:11
MongooseLaserJock: yes it seems libgtk2.0-0 (>= 2.8.0)10:11
MongooseLaserJock: is im-ja named something else too?10:12
dolsonMongoose: oh, no more bioware.. so you're porting it to Linux? or do you work for Obsidian now, and are developing it for Windows/Mac?10:12
Mongoose'gnome japanese input mode'10:12
Mithrandirhi ilmari10:12
ilmariMithrandir: hiya :)10:12
Mongoosedolson: windows only10:12
azeemMongoose: is im-ja in Debian?10:13
Mongoosedolson: I would have liked to do a linux port, but I'll barely have time to do all the engine stuff for windows10:13
LaserJock_Mongoose: we don't rename packages usually. It should be the same in Ubuntu as it is in Debian10:13
Mongooseazeem: yes10:13
azeemMongoose: what's the package name?10:13
dolsonMongoose: :( oh well, sorry to say I won't be buying. but you won't miss my $50 anyhow10:13
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Mongooseim-ja-all10:14
Mongoosedolson: well, it should work in wine10:14
azeemMongoose: I can't find that10:14
dolsonMongoose: how quickly you forget my disdain for such a thing10:14
Mongoosedolson: sorry  =(10:15
Mongooseazeem: well, it works right out of debian source no changes10:15
Mongoosehttp://im-ja.sourceforge.net/10:16
azeemMongoose: there's no im-ja-all package in Debian, I am saying10:16
Mongoosewhat?10:16
Mongoosethat's odd10:16
Mongooseoh wait it might be my local10:16
MongooseI'll have to check and see if it's in sid10:16
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azeempackages.debian.org/im-ja-all quite clearly states it is not, unless I typo'd the URL10:17
Mongooseazeem: how do I vote to have it included in ubuntu?10:17
azeemdo you have a package ready?10:18
MongooseI'm so used to setting up japanese I often forget the distro lacks a lot of things10:18
Mongooseyes, I have the one I made10:18
LaserJock_Mongoose: you can package it and upload it to the REVU server10:18
Mongooseif you wish to test it10:18
LaserJock_Mongoose: and then it can be reviewed by MOTUs10:19
Mongooseoh ok10:19
Mongoosethanks10:19
LaserJock_Mongoose: or you can get it into Debian and we will get it later10:19
Mongoosetrue  =)10:19
LaserJock_but REVU is good for getting feedback10:21
Mongooseok10:21
dolsonMongoose: don't use checkinstall10:23
Mongoosehhmm?10:23
LaserJock_nice, I finally quit :-)10:24
Mongoosedolson: oh, I'm going to make new freyja packages soon10:25
dolsonMongoose: that's your 3d modeller, right?10:25
Mongooseyeah10:25
Mongooseit's still developed on weekends like this10:25
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Mongooseit's easy10:25
dolsonyeah, for a developer or someone with artistic talent, perhaps10:26
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Mongoosewell, I'll have to backburner this for a bit I have to do clothes  =)10:26
Mongooselaters10:26
dolsonI mean, if you're working on a 3d engine, such as NWN2, then you should find freyja easy10:26
Mongoosedolson: nice seeing you again10:26
dolsonMongoose: yeah, same man. :)10:26
Mongoosedolson: I'm doing mostly engine animation system10:27
Mongoosenot D3D  =)10:27
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dolsonso, I didn't get any answer to my question10:29
dolsonhere it is again: I'm looking at the list of packages that have unmet deps, and one of them I can see for sure can easily be solved by simply rebuilding the package, no changes needed.. how does that get fixed? is there anything I can do, put a request in somewhere, or what?10:29
LaserJockdolson: I'm honestly not sure how that would work with soyuz10:30
LaserJockdolson: what package is it?10:31
dolsonLaserJock: well, it appears there's already been a bug opened on this particular one, but I'm not finished going through the list, so I just wanted to know for future packages.. this one is libbio2jack0. the bug # is 3365910:32
LaserJockdolson: ok, maybe I'll ask #launchpad. I might be able to poke something and get it to rebuild10:34
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dolsonthere's another package, supercollider, same exact thing, but Gloubilobuga (or however he spells it, lol) has already opened a bug for that too. he puts changes in the changelog for these, in a diff. I guess that's the way it is supposed to be done?10:35
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minghuaLaserJock, dolson: my understanding is that you can just upload a -Xbuild1 package without changes (just a new changelog entry) to fix the dependency problem10:36
SpecYou know, on the wiki ServerCandy, it doesn't mention backup software anywhere at all....10:36
LaserJockdolson: I don't think we need to do that just yet. We don't need changes the package10:36
minghuaLaserJock, dolson: better check with othe MOTU too10:36
SpecIs there a gui backup 'solution' for dapper?10:36
minghuaLaserJock: also I got mail from plotdrop upstream :-)10:37
Specand shouldn't backup software be included and promoted? it's pretty damn important, i'd say10:37
dolsonminghua: that's what G-man did in his diff, yeah, but I had never seen it before :)10:37
LaserJockminghua: yeah, that is how it was done before soyuz, but I thought we were going to be able to poke a build from LP10:37
minghuaLaserJock: oh okay, then go poke :-D10:37
bpucciowhere's the file that contains the installed status of a system's packages? I thought it was in /etc/apt/ but I can't find it (I cannot do a dpkg =l | grep ii)10:37
LaserJockdpkg -l you mean?10:38
Specbpuccio: /var/cache/apt/10:38
Specnot saying you can read it though10:38
bpuccioSpec:  oh, hmmm, yeah, can't read those .bin files10:39
minghuabpuccio: why can't you do "dpkg -l | grep ^ii"?10:39
JohnnyMastwhats the mplayer pkg name ?10:39
minghuabpuccio: do you mean there are some broken packages on your system?10:39
Specyou can do: strings pkgcache.bin, but it's weird10:39
bpucciominghua:  becuase I didn't boot this system, I just tossed the drive in another machine to see its contents and it would be useful to get a list of all the installed packages10:39
minghuaHmm.10:39
LaserJockSpec: there is a Home User Backup in the works (the spec should be on the wiki). there are some other backup packages in the repos but I can't remeber their names offhand10:40
Specbpuccio: if you're using linux, mount -t proc proc /path/to/mounted/harddrives/proc10:40
Specbpuccio: and then chroot /path/to/mounted/harddrives/root10:40
Specand then you can do dpkg -l10:40
LaserJockJohnnyMast: mplayer?10:40
bpucciothanks, Spec, that's a neat trick!10:40
JohnnyMastuhu10:40
bpuccioI'll give it a shot10:40
JohnnyMastmplayer isnt found10:40
SpecLaserJock: I wrote some backup wiki information10:40
SpecLaserJock: but that's very not GUIish, and I think backup should've been considered as a very good goal for system administration10:40
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SpecI was just reading about how Dapper is a 5+ year supported OS10:41
Specand yet I didn't read anything about any plans to implement backup software as default, easy, etc etc10:41
JohnnyMastPackage mplayer is not available, but is referred to by another package.10:41
JohnnyMastThis may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or10:41
JohnnyMastis only available from another source10:41
LaserJockJohnnyMast: got all the repos?10:41
minghuabpuccio: you may want to look at /var/lib/dpkg/status, but chroot is a good idea indeed10:42
LaserJockSpec: it was going to implemented in Dapper but I'm not sure if it made it10:42
JohnnyMastyeah since i was developing motu doing stuff for ubuntu10:42
Speci was looking at    https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+specs10:42
SpecI don't see any deferred status or anything10:42
LaserJockJohnnyMast: it is in multiverse10:42
JohnnyMastlet me start thw gui10:42
JohnnyMasti will figure it out10:42
Specit's depressing, people bitch about their systems being broken, first thing someone answers "do you have a backup?", and yet, there's no way to easily go to a menu item and back up your computer to say, cds, or dvds, or nfs, or tape,...10:43
minghuaSpec, LaserJock: my understanding from the last dapper status meeting is that HomeUserBackup spec is deferred, but it has a good chance to make into universe for dapper10:43
LaserJockSpec: you can check the status at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-March/000093.html10:43
JohnnyMastmplayer should bring only 2 packages10:43
JohnnyMastbinary and skins10:44
Spechow do i get to that spec, minghua?10:44
JohnnyMastlol mplayer 0 results10:44
LaserJockSpec: wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup10:44
Specah, spec on teh wiki10:45
LaserJockJohnnyMast: http://packages.ubuntu.com/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?keywords=mplayer&searchon=sourcenames&subword=1&version=dapper&release=all10:45
Specexcellent10:45
Speci'll read all of that and come here and complain later then :)10:45
Speci have to go clean house for company, thanks for information10:46
bpucciominghua:  ahh, that's the file, thanks very much!10:46
JohnnyMastyeah could try that10:46
JohnnyMastty LaserJock old buddy10:46
minghuabpuccio: you ar welcome10:46
LaserJockJohnnyMast: np. packages.ubuntu.com is a useful resource10:46
JohnnyMasti know10:46
G0SUBLaserJock have you seen this https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-art/2006-March/000734.html ?10:58
tsengeveryone has, by now10:59
G0SUBhmm10:59
minghuaG0SUB: you should subscribe to ubuntu-devel-announce list by the way11:00
minghuathen you won't miss messages like this any more ;-)11:00
G0SUBminghua ;)11:01
LaserJockor the ubuntu forums, or /. probably ;-)11:01
LaserJockor is that \. ?11:01
G0SUB /.11:02
minghuaI actually suspect G0SUB got this from /.11:02
G0SUBminghua no11:02
minghuaoh okay11:02
G0SUBminghua i got it from digg11:02
G0SUB;)11:02
G0SUBminghua LaserJock what do you think about that?11:06
G0SUBtseng you too11:06
LaserJockabout what? the push back?11:06
G0SUByes, the 6 weeks pushback11:06
LaserJockI don't mind it but I think maybe it would be better if it was shorter. I also wonder what happens to Dapper+111:07
tsengi think i dont care11:07
G0SUBwhat happens to dapper+1, as in ?11:07
tsengi dont agree with most of mark's high profile 'proposals', but this isnt one i am going to make a fuss over11:08
minghuaI would rather not see it happen.  But I see the reason to delay and can accept it11:08
LaserJockG0SUB: as in, will Dapper+1 be pushed as well so that we have 6 months or will we have less time?11:09
G0SUBpoint #3 is a valid point ... since dapper is going to be an enterprise version, we need better testing for l10n & IMs etc.11:10
minghuaLaserJock: I think I heard on #ubuntu-devel yesterday, that if the pushback does happen, the developement period for dapper+1, +2, and +3 are all going to be shortened by 2 weeks11:10
minghuaLaserJock: nothing official, of course11:10
LaserJockhmm, interesting11:10
G0SUBhmm11:10
LaserJockdang it, scilab is a mess and the Debian Maintainer looks to be possibly MIA (2 RC bugs about 6 months old)11:11
G0SUBLaserJock the fonts issue?11:12
LaserJockwell, it won't even start now11:12
G0SUBdamn11:12
LaserJockhmm, and debian removed it from testing11:13
G0SUBLaserJock ask somebody to do an NMU11:13
LaserJockbut the current Debian version is from 2004 (3.0) and they released 4.0 on Feb 15th11:14
G0SUBbah11:14
LaserJockI wish I had found out sooner, I might have tried to package 4.0 for Dapper. I don't know if I can get a UVF exception now.11:15
G0SUBlater guys ...11:19
LaserJockcya G0SUB11:19
G0SUBLaserJock :)11:19
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LaserJocknabend netzmeister11:34
netzmeisterhi LaserJock11:35
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LaserJocknetzmeister: Wie geht es dir?11:38
LaserJockwb raphink-pbook11:38
raphink-pbookthanks LaserJock11:39
LaserJocknetzmeister: I didn't even have to look it up this time. I must be learning ;-)11:42
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LaserJockogra_: ping?11:52
ogra_LaserJock, pong11:53
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LaserJockogra_: I was looking for science related packages and I saw the education-* from DebianEdu. Do you use those in Edubuntu?11:55
ogra_currently we only use metapackages like ubuntu and kubuntu ...11:55
ogra_i'd like to see a edubuntu-science-unoverse package at some point though11:56
ogra_*universe11:56
LaserJockogra_: so you don't group packages together buy subject? how do you pick what packages get in?11:56
LaserJockI think that might be nice. I'd been interested in that if you need help, etc.11:56
ogra_we had a edubuntu summit where we let the teachers and school admins decide what should go in ...11:56
LaserJockah, makes sense11:57
ogra_i just moved to main what was possible from that list11:57
ogra_but i want to revisit the app selection fro dapper+1 (unless we have only a 4 month release cycle)11:57
LaserJockhmm, some universe metapackages or something would be nice. There has been some discussion in the past about making some science field metapackages ( i.e. ubuntu-chemistry, ubuntu-physics, etc.)11:59
ogra_yeah, something along these lines was planned by the edubuntu people12:00
ogra_but that was a while ago and the people didnt do much work yet ... (i'm simply missing people with packaging skills in edubuntu, even if everybody is highly motivated and great ideas come up )12:01
minghuaany MOTU have time to upload a fake sync for me?12:01
LaserJockogra_: are there any science related apps that need to be packaged for edubuntu?12:02
minghuamy request is at https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2006-March/000564.html12:02
ogra_LaserJock, i didnt look at apps in this release cycle (apart from gobby which hilariously failed) i bet you know better than me whats the current status of science apps12:03
ogra_my main part in this release was ltsp ...12:03

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