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makoKamion, elmo, sabdfl, etc: sorry.. i was in class giving a presentation.. wednesdays are bad.. i just got out now04:39
makobut Kamion channeled me correctly.. i'm in favor04:39
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sabdflthanks mako10:39
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sivangokay, one hour to go out for lunch and come back for status meeting02:09
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natrollwhat?02:11
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Dapper Development Status Meeting | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 16 Mar 20:00 UTC: Kubuntu | 22 Mar 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 20:00 UTC: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 29 Mar 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu
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pittiHai02:54
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JaneWok everyone here?02:54
JaneWI have appologies from jbailey02:55
Kamionhere02:55
dholbachhere02:55
JaneWand fabbione said he may be late02:55
RiddellI'm here02:55
JaneWhi Riddell - I see you :)02:55
Mithrandiriz here02:55
Riddellyay :)02:55
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=== pitti waves to Mr. Scott :)
dokohi02:56
JaneWping: BenC, heno, infinty, iwj, Kinnison , mdz, mvo, ogra, seb128, sivang02:56
seb128JaneW: pong02:56
infinitypong02:56
BenCJaneW: pong02:57
JaneWhi BenC :)02:57
ogrameep02:57
dholbachthe UK guys might be lunching02:57
pittiiwj's on vac, isn't he?02:57
dholbach(UK ... sprint ... guys)02:57
Kamioniwj is on holiday, yeah02:57
JaneWpitti: yes you are right02:57
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JaneWok we are waiting for: heno (goal implemented),  Kinnison (goal implemented), mdz (at sprint), mvo(at sprint),  sivang02:58
JaneWwith 2 mins to go02:59
infinity1 min, by my clock.02:59
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infinitySo, do we get to start with "I" this week? :)02:59
JaneWinfinity: sure :)02:59
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JaneWhello heno02:59
infinityOr, we could go based on first names...02:59
mvoJaneW: here (sprinting)02:59
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JaneWinfinity: you are ahead of time there :P02:59
JaneWhi mvo02:59
JaneWmvo: mdz with you?03:00
henoHi JaneW03:00
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kbrookslook at your clock.its 9:0003:00
JaneWinfinity: you a middle child?03:00
dafJaneW: mdz is not here03:00
mvoJaneW: no, he is at a different sprint03:00
JaneWhrm03:00
infinityJaneW: Youngest.03:00
JaneWshall we wait for mdz for a few mins?03:01
JaneWor proceed.03:01
dholbachsomebody could try to call him03:01
KamionI'll phone him03:01
BenCconsidering we were going to change the entire day of the meeting for mdz, maybe we wait :)03:01
JaneWwe will need to tell him it's important to be punctual :P03:01
MithrandirI think we should just start.  We have an hour, this meeting is supposed to start on time.03:01
infinityMithrandir: No, it's only meant to END on time. :)03:02
infinitySo, if we start 30 mins late, it's only 30 mins long.03:02
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Mithrandirinfinity: I have stuff to do today and would prefer not being stuck waiting for somebody to show up.03:02
BenCbut then again, I just got on the clock, and I'm sure others are waiting to go to bed03:02
Kamionmdz will be here in a moment03:02
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JaneWKamion: thanks03:02
mdzgood morning03:02
JaneWhi mdz03:02
mdzKamion: thanks for the call; lunch ran late03:03
Kamionno problem03:03
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BenCsomeone has to :)03:03
JaneW*little wag*03:03
mdzBenC: ready?03:03
BenCDapper Kernel Status: Bugs have mostly been caught up with. Major updates since last week:03:03
BenC- SPARC Niagara support courtesy of DaveM, and much effort from Fabbione.03:03
BenC- IPW2200 1.1.1 synced. This should fix a lot of firmware error bugs (will be in -18.28)03:03
BenC- Lots of sound fixes merged from alsa, coutesy of Daniel T. Chen (crimsun)03:03
BenC- cPad driver update (now known as synaptics-usb). Most people were seeing a crash from this driver.03:03
BenCMajor bugs still needing fixes:03:03
JaneWinfinity really wants to go first03:03
BenC- ACPI-PnP: Loss of functionality. Matthew Garrett (mjg59) is looking into isolating the patch from ACPI-git to fix this problem.03:03
BenC- PPC Sound: Tumbler is still in regression since my fixes to get Toonie working. I think I am just going to revert the Tumbler portions of this for dapper. Working with BenH to get the over-all patch fixed for Tumbler as well.03:03
BenC- Odd crash with some x86 machines running -686 kernel. Seems SMP related. Other distros are experiencing this. Working with lkml folks to resolve it.03:04
BenC- Crash with amd64 systems running x86 kernels.03:04
mdzJaneW: ok, he's next03:04
BenC- powernow-k8 seems to not be working for people with x86 kernels. Some people even report it not working with amd64 kernels. This is working for me with exact same CPU as at least one other person reported having the problem on. Investigating.03:04
infinityJaneW: No, no, it's okay.  I was being sarcastic. :)03:04
BenC- Various regressions on rare peripherals. Working on these as I can.03:04
mdzBenC: we seem to have a collection of interesting laptop-related bugs at the moment03:04
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mdzBenC: e.g., mvo's laptop hibernating when he disconnects the power03:04
infinityBenC: Does that ipw2200 merge include an ipw2100 merge as well?03:04
BenCmdz: yeah, those are on the list too03:05
infinityBenC: And the 3945 stuff? (so I can do the LRM side of that)03:05
BenCinfinity: it will, but 2200 was more important03:05
pittiBenC: I deem broken capabilities as not too unimportant, too03:05
mvoBenC: if I can help you debugging it let me know03:05
BenCmvo: I'll email to schedule some time, if that's ok03:05
KeybukBenC: the PNP stuff is (unsurprisingly) causing problem for everyone03:05
mvoBenC: sure, that's fine. best is next week when I'm back from the sprint03:06
Keybukpersonally I blame mjg59, as his Mactel is the only i386 around *without* PNP :p03:06
BenCinfinity: 3945 needs a tester so we don't dump stuff in blind like I did with rtl81xx junk03:06
infinityBenC: Yeah, I think we're waiting on someone (anyone) to actually get one in the mail.03:06
BenCKeybuk: yeah, me too :)03:06
infinityBenC: I'd love to see a T60 before release.03:06
BenCI have PCIE, but not mini-PCIE03:06
mdzBenC: did you get much feedback from the most recent Flight?03:06
kbrooksmay I ask a question?03:06
BenCand I can't find a adapter board03:07
pittikbrooks: you just did :)03:07
BenCmdz: it seems we are getting a lot more testing now03:07
mdzBenC: do we have a handle on where we stand as far as regressions?03:07
kbrooksso I'm allowed. OK.03:07
BenCmdz: I think so03:07
KeybukI think it'd be worth blessing the next Flight (or even 5) with a "ready for large-scale testing" label03:07
Kamionkbrooks: if it's on-topic for this team meeting; otherwise please use a different channel03:07
infinityBenC: That's to be expected as we near release.  Sadly, most regressions get found within a month or less of release, which will put you in hardcore crunch mode for a while.03:07
mdzKeybuk: indeed, and explicitly random hardware testing03:08
mdzright, we need to move on03:08
mdzBenC: thanks03:08
BenCI agree, things are ramping up, and odd bugs are being found03:08
mdzdholbach: ?03:08
BenCnow it's in time, but later it will be too late03:08
dholbachmdz: not infinity? :)03:08
kbrookshibernation: i think we should show a progress bar for it.03:08
dholbachexample-content: another version uploaded, flat directory structure03:08
dholbachicon-mission: prioritisation ongoing, community efforts are planned, will setup buildsystem today03:08
dholbachthis week (done): GNOME 2.14.0, started triaging HUGE bug backlog03:08
dholbachthis week (todo): icon-mission, bug triage, HUG DAY on Friday!03:08
dholbachnext week: (bug triage)++03:08
mdzdholbach: he said he wasn't serious03:08
dholbachright03:08
kbrooksthatis all. 03:08
infinitySarcasm is lost on this group.03:08
BenCkbrooks: off-topic... -devel mailing list would be best03:09
mdzdholbach: example-content is looking good03:09
mdzdholbach: GNOME 2.14.0 seems a bit rough around the edges03:09
mdzwhat's your assessment?03:09
kbrooksdholbach, icion-mission: i'm unfimilar with it. what is it, anyway? and i might participate in the bug triaging03:09
dholbachmdz:  to be honest I don't have an overview yet... i have 1705 unread desktop bugs mails03:09
dokomdz: can I make example-content make depend on openoffice.org? (pictures show up in the OOo gallery ...)03:10
Keybukinfinity: it's not lost, it just fades into the general background of sarcasm03:10
dholbachkbrooks: I don't think we have the time to elaborate here, let's chat after the meeting03:10
kbrooksdholbach, all right.03:10
dholbachkbrooks: but I'm happy if you join the bug efforts :)03:10
mdzdoko: can you conditionalize it so that they're added to the gallery if ooo is installed, otherwise do nothing?03:10
kbrooksdholbach, where? :)03:10
dokomdz: I'll have a look, or mabe a new binary package03:11
mdzdoko: ok03:11
mdzdholbach: do you need help with the bug day?03:11
mdznow would be the time to round it up, if so03:11
dholbachmdz: I'd be happy if somebody joined seb and me03:11
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dholbachyou can add yourself and your tasks to: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay 03:12
dokodholbach: can do that for 1/2 day03:12
infinitydholbach: I'd be happy to pop in and dump FTBFS bugs on everyone as I go through build logs tomorrow, but I can't promise much help with mentoring/sponsorship type stuff.03:12
dholbachnice, thanks03:12
pittidholbach: since now I'm in real bug fixing mood, I'll join03:12
mdzKinnison: would you do a bug day sortie as well?03:12
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dholbachi plan to do them every 2nd week from now on03:12
JaneWmdz: Kinnison isn't here yet, we are pinging him03:13
mdzare we missing anyone else?03:13
JaneWeveryone else is accounted for - except sivang03:13
dokoiwj03:13
JaneWiwj is on leave03:13
dholbachbut he's on vacation03:13
seb128doko: he's on VAC03:13
mdzright03:13
JaneWfabbione is prepping for funeral03:13
mdzthanks dholbach03:13
mdzdoko: ?03:13
JaneWand jbailey said he isn;t needed03:13
kbrooksfunerals suck... :) </random>03:14
doko- toolchain-roadmap: final versions in the archives for all architectures (v8 on sparc), java problems on hppa (not that critical for main), lamont not yet happy, infinity starts feeling better.03:14
doko- toolchain-roadmap-ng: blocked03:14
doko- openoffice.org: results from the OOo sprint last weekend in the archive (closed about 120 reports for things fixed in 2.0.2, fixed another 15 at the weekend or later), more complete report today to ubuntu-devel.03:14
doko- other: uploads and bug fixed on OOo related packages, OOo & l10n and OOo & font discussions03:14
mdzJaneW: correct03:14
mdzdoko: how was the sprint?03:14
dokotoo much pizza03:14
mdz(overall, I'll wait for your report)03:14
mdzproductive?03:14
dokobut anyway, we finished many things, yes!03:14
infinitydoko: You forget to mention the ia32-libs-dev purge I see in my INBOX right now.03:15
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Kamionkbrooks: hibernation> this isn't the place for random bug reports or wishlist ideas, I'm afraid; please take those elsewhere. This is a status meeting to establish what distro team hackers have done this week and what they're planning to do next week.03:15
mdzdoko: hopefully it will make it easier to continue collaboration online as well03:15
dokoinfinity: ahh yes03:15
dokomdz: I think so, it was a good start.03:15
mdzdoko: thanks03:15
mdzheno: anything to report?03:15
heno* example-content: implemented. Some updates and tweaks to individual files will continue to be made. mdzzzz.ogg is no longer the default video :)03:16
infinityShame.03:16
mdzheno: something a bit longer?03:16
pittimdzzzzzzzz ;)03:16
dholbachyes a recorded desktop session03:16
mdzoh, interesting03:17
mdzwill check it out after the upgrade03:17
Mithrandirheno: it's a fresh video from the latest sprint instead?03:17
henoa video of the dsktop in action, but it needs to be redone with the new look03:17
nhainesWhat a shame.  :)03:17
mdzthanks heno03:17
mdzinfinity: next03:17
infinitylast week buildd: Finish with sparc and ia64 catching up, lit up hppa buildds and began the long, hard road to hppa catching up again.  Went through every failed build log I could find in the last two weeks and did judicious fixes/give-backs to try to sort what I could.03:17
infinitylast week distro: Helped Colin and Tollef release Flight-5, upated LRM for new fglrx and AVM Fritz, random bugfixes in packages that were either FTBFS or causing others to fail.03:17
infinitynext week buildd: Taking another hack day or two (already approved by mdz) to work with cprov on soyuz buildd shortcomings, trying to finish the hppa backlog, and going further back in time with failed build logs, fixing or bugfiling where appropriate.03:17
infinitynext week distro: Bug triaging and fixing in just about everything I pseudo-maintain, focussing first on crucial bugs in initramfs-tools.  Testing and uploading pkgbinarymangler to replace pkgstriptranslations and do Maintainer field mangling.03:17
mdzinfinity: what sort of issues are afoot with initramfs-tools?03:18
infinityThe worst being that if /tmp or /boot run out of space, it just blindly carries on and you end up with an unbootable system. :)03:18
infinity(Yes, that bug's been there isnce breezy)03:18
infinitysince, too.03:18
mdzsweet03:18
infinitydoko tried to hurt me earlier today for that one, so it's time I fixed it.03:18
infinityThere are other poorly (or non) handled failure cases that are slightly less severe, I'll go through a bunch.03:19
dokoheh, why do have _I_ find these things as the first person? :-/03:19
mdzdoko: because you fill your disks with openoffice builds?03:19
infinitydoko: You weren't the first, just the scariest / most German.03:19
mdzthanks, infinity03:19
ograinfinity, did bddebian file a bug for you? seems cpqarray doesnt end up in the initramfs recently03:19
dokomdz: not my /boot partiton ;p03:20
mdzwe have no iwj?03:20
mvoon vac03:20
seb128mdz: he's on VAC this weel03:20
seb128week03:20
mdzright, of course03:20
infinityogra: He caught me on IRC.  It's mentally filed.03:20
ograoki03:20
mdzKamion: next03:20
Kamionue-gnome-ui: Identification page totally reworked; several other small UI changes.03:20
Kamionue-partitioning-tool: Partitioning committal moved to the main installation progress bar. Some gparted bugs are currently blocking me from testing part of this properly, though.03:20
Kamionubuntu-express: Internationalisation support on its way, now that I've implemented the escape capability in debconf.03:20
Kamionmisc: Little spec progress this week, since I had about half the week eaten by the installer security vulnerability in Breezy. We're going to release updated Breezy CD images at some point, although they won't make the last shipit batch.03:20
Kamionnext-week: Integrate Fabio's disk selector (really). Finish internationalisation. Deal with various partitioning bugs that have been reported. Start on updated Breezy CD images.03:20
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mdzKamion: is the wiki todo up to date?03:21
Kamionyes03:21
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mdzit's still a bit distressingly long03:22
JaneWKamion: can you do %'s again?03:23
mdzKamion: of those items, the partman commit (for usability) and localisation (for the benefit of translators) look to be priorities03:23
KamionI could do with help on UI bits, which account for a lot of the length; hope Kinnison can do that when he's finished launchpadding03:23
mdzKamion: ok, will see who I can get for you03:23
Kamionmdz: the partman commit is IMHO not a huge deal now that most of it's been moved to the final progress bar03:24
KeybukUI is possibly something I can help with03:24
JaneWok fabbione sent the following03:24
mdzKamion: hmm, ok, haven't done an install since last week03:24
mdzKamion: thanks03:24
Kamionit's only starting up partman a couple more times, is all03:24
JaneWfabbione * server-candy: Missing/buggy: apache2 for "central snakeoil SSL setup" and kernel -server as default from CD install. Added rc.local support on mdz/sabdfl request.03:24
JaneWfabbione * ubuntu-cluster: Waiting ocfs2-tools release for new userland to sync with the kernel that will allow (finally) full desync later.03:24
JaneWfabbione * last week: Finished with partman-auto core modifications to present disk-selector and later how to trash a disk. Patch is in Kamion hands for string love. Bug fixing. Started looking into some X stuff. No don't start asking me when bug foo will be fixed because I have no idea.03:24
JaneWfabbione * next week: hw upgrade at the office, bug fixing and more bug fixing.03:24
Kamionmdz: that only went in about twenty minutes ago anyway03:24
henodoes UI require coding or will testing and advice help?03:24
mdzKeybuk: please dive in then; coordinate with Kamion03:24
Kamionheno: code03:24
henooki :)03:24
JaneWand iwj asked me to reminder everyone of his request for LP feedback03:25
JaneW (as sent to warthogs)03:25
KamionI mean, testing and advice won't hurt, but we do have rather a lot of that piled up already and I think it might help to clear this lot of feedback away first before getting another pile03:25
JaneWs/reminder/remind/03:25
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henoyep, np03:25
mdzyes, please do ensure that your most critical launchpad needs/feedback are sent to iwj03:25
mdzKeybuk: next?03:25
Kamioner, fabbione and I obviously miscommunicated, I didn't realise he was expecting me to finish off the partman-auto disk selector patch03:26
Keybukudev: some minor bugs fixed, including one that affected Installer.03:26
Keybuknetbase: still a strange bug where for no apparent reason, wifi cards cause "Configuring network interfaces" to stop on boot03:26
Keybuknetwork-manager: have been investigating 0.6 and would like to recommend that we look at shipping that in dapper, along with wpa_supplicant -- with the extended release cycle it would still get more testing than I was expecting 0.5 to get.  It also fixes a lot of damned irritating problems.03:26
Keybukn-m on livecd: generally response has been good, except for casper seeding /etc/network/interfaces badly -- haven't had a response from Tollef yet about that.03:26
KamionI thought I had already told him my views and that he would finish it off03:26
Keybuknext week: going to grep every binary for /var/run, /etc/hotplug, etc. and fix them all.03:26
Keybukother: I'd like to help out with ftp archive/cd building/etc. do we need more people for this?03:26
mdzKamion: ok, please follow up via email03:26
MithrandirKeybuk: huh?  I haven't seen anything about that from you?03:26
KeybukMithrandir: are you /dev/null'ing your Malone mail?03:26
Keybukor is Malone just sulking03:26
MithrandirKeybuk: no, not ttbomk03:26
KamionKeybuk: not much with CD building now that Mithrandir and infinity are up to speed on it, but I'm the only active archive admin at present03:26
pittiKeybuk: _ion is already working on 0.6 packages and ported much of our changes, are you aware of that?03:26
Keybukpitti: yup, I'm going to merge his work with mine03:27
Kamionwhich chews up more of my time than I would like03:27
mdzKeybuk: when you have 0.6 in hand, let's revisit whether to add it to desktop03:27
KeybukKamion: I'd be happy to learn that and take some of the work from you03:27
infinityKamion: I have ftpmaster rights, but have not been abusing them out of deference to others.03:27
KeybukMithrandir: k, let's go over it after meeting03:27
MithrandirKeybuk: 'k03:27
infinityKamion: If you need more help in that area, just holler.03:27
Kamionmdz: opinion on ftpmastery?03:27
mdzKamion: is elmo still helping out there?03:28
Kamionif Keybuk's keen, I see no reason not to03:28
RiddellKeybuk: are there packages for n-m 0.6 yet?03:28
Kamionmdz: not since the switch to Soyuz03:28
Kamionwhich I think is more a matter of time than policy03:28
Kamion(since he's busy with the tools)03:28
mdzKamion: ok, please help Keybuk get up to speed then03:28
infinityKamion: There are certainly times when doing buildd stuff that I'd like to NEW things on my own, etc, but don't, as I don't want to to step on toes.03:29
KamionKeybuk: please mail RT to get access03:29
KamionI also don't object to infinity being able to smooth his own path03:29
mdzKeybuk: please munge Kamion's teachings into a wiki page for the next time around (and for me)03:29
KamionKeybuk: let me know when that's done and I shall dispense runic wisdom or something03:29
mdzinfinity: feel free to deal with binary NEW yourself03:29
mdzKeybuk: I'll try to remember to tap elmo when I see him later today03:30
mdzKeybuk: thanks03:30
infinityKeybuk: You need to be added to the "lp_archive" group for ftpmastery (make that explicit in your RT ticket)03:30
mdzKinnison: here?03:30
pittispeaking of archive tools, if I sat down and wrote a tool that does syncs, would anyone hurt me?03:30
mdzpitti: I spoke to kiko about this yesterday, and he said that josie has been ported to soyuz already03:31
Kamionpitti: I understand that elmo's part-way through such a tool, but you could talk to him03:31
mdz  /srv/launchpad.net/codelines/current/scripts/sync-source.py  --help03:31
pittioh, neat03:31
infinityelmo's tool is stalled on him having some anger management issues with his tools, apparently.03:31
mdzKamion: <kiko> in lp_queue's home there is a HOWTO-SYNC file03:31
Kamionmdz: can you get a definitive answer out of elmo on whether that's definitely OK to use?03:31
mdzKamion: not at the moment; try it and see?03:32
KamionI don't like using tools that look finished but might not be blessed yet03:32
pittiI pile up new requests every day, and doing them later doesn't help to make UVF exceptions better03:32
Kamionbeen bitten by that already03:32
infinityKamion: Last I heard, it was still somewhat unhappy.03:32
mdzinfinity: once the tool is sorted, would you own syncs going forward?03:32
infinityKamion: Or, in his words, "I though it was working, then it broke again"03:32
infinitymdz: Sure thing.03:32
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infinitymdz: If you can chase up elmo on the status of said tool, that'd be cool, since you'r ein the same town.  If not, I'll bug him when we cross paths.03:33
JaneWI'll mail Kinnison 03:33
mdz_infinity: once the tool is sorted, would you own syncs going forward?03:34
infinitymdz: And if you missed my previous message:03:34
mdz_Kamion: I'll follow up with kiko/elmo03:34
mdz_JaneW: thanks03:34
infinity07:32 < infinity> mdz: Sure thing.03:34
Kamionthanks03:34
mdz_infinity: cool03:34
pittithanks03:34
dholbachyeah, cool :)03:34
mdz_Mithrandir: next?03:34
Mithrandirmisc: keyboards.  Korean keyboard handling is getting there, espresso's keyboard handling is getting there and I'm getting bored of keymaps.  Also done some small fixes to gdm, evolution and the clock applet for pet peeves.  Also: released flight-503:34
Mithrandirnext week: More keyboard stuff, possibly flight-6 (end of next week), possibly popcon.u.c03:35
Mithrandirblocked: no03:35
mdz_Mithrandir: what remains on espresso keyboard stuff?03:35
Mithrandirmdz_: it doesn't actually apply any of the settings yet.03:36
Mithrandirit needs a map from installer keymaps to X keymaps and do immediate-apply of those03:36
infinity(Does Mithrandir get bonus points for visiting the Korean embassy just to get a keyboard?)03:36
mdz_infinity: yes03:36
sivangheh03:36
Mithrandirmdz_: it's "almost there", but I keep being distracted with stuff like the korean keyboards and such, which is why it's moving slower than I'd like.03:37
mdz_Mithrandir: however, espresso is still very high priority, so don't let the Korean keyboard become too much of a time sink03:38
Kamion(the map is easy, BTW, we just lift it out of xserver-xorg.config)03:38
mdz_that can land later, needs less testing03:38
mdz_Mithrandir: thanks03:38
mdz_mvo: next?03:38
mvoDid:03:38
mvo- ui-sprint: 03:38
mvo  * new notification-bubbles design in the archive03:38
mvo- i18n-sprint:03:38
mvo  * build/uploaded a bunch of thai support packages03:38
mvo  * worked on a general input-method solution (uploaded, only zh_HK missing)03:38
mvo  * banged my head against fontconfig for CJK (it's all pretty horrid)03:38
mvo- misc:03:38
mvo * various update for update-manager, g-a-i, update-notifier, fonts03:38
mvo * a bit of work on the dist-upgrade tool (little, I need my usual setup to properly work/test stuff)03:38
mvo * finished the backport of the tools for the dist-upgrader03:38
mvoWill do:03:39
mvo- get hold of infinity to get the auto-dist-upgrade test chroot setup03:39
mvo- get the upgrade tool into the archive03:39
mvo- try to get promotion to main for the backported python-vte in breezy-updates (from universe to main) if that is possible (for the dist-upgrade-tool)03:39
mvo- catchup with the stuff that I wasn't able to do due to sprinting (my todo list is pretty long currently :(03:39
mvo- see if the OFL font license is suitable for main (seems so)03:39
Kamionug, don't know whether we can promote stuff just in breezy-updates03:39
mdz_mvo: any hope for fontconfig?03:39
mvoKamion: it would be nice otherwise people need to add breezy-updates universe03:39
KamionI can try, I guess; will need to clone off an anastacia setup for breezy+breezy-updates to make sure the world remains sane03:40
mdz_mvo: please send me your todo list via email; I'll give you a hand with prioritization03:40
pittimdz_: we had a pretty nice discussion with Abel some hours ago, will have another round after the meeting I guess03:40
mvomdz_: very hard problem, unfortunately we have no real expert here. we will probably send configs for the languages that need special treatment03:40
dokomvo: OFL?03:40
mdz_mvo: if you can find someone upstreamish, I'm happy to fund a bounty to get what we need03:41
mvomutl-languages font configuration is a big problem in general, that's for sure03:41
mvomdz_: thanks, I'll try03:41
mvodoko: open font license03:41
ogradoko, open foint license ?03:41
mdz_mvo: I don't think we can target multi-language configurations for Dapper; focus on getting each language right first03:41
mvomdz_: the current plan is to ship configs in language-selector (fontconfig snippets)03:41
mvomdz_: that are selected based on the default language (if they are required)03:42
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mdz_eek03:42
mvodoko: http://scripts.sil.org/OFL03:42
pittimvo: so you discarded the 'let's chop fonts' approach?03:42
mdz_mvo: how will we get it set up correctly at install time?03:42
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mvothe trouble is that zh_CN and zh_TW have different preferences for fonts and we can't easily put that in language-{support,pack}03:43
dokomvo: one nice unicode font is there ...03:43
mvodoko: which one?03:43
mvopitti: that solve only part of the problem03:43
mvomdz_: we need to work that out 03:44
pittimvo: right, but better one part solved and one open than two open :)03:44
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pittithe other problem is an intrinsic font design problem that we can't solve03:44
dokomvo: Gentium03:44
mdz_mvo: ok, thanks03:45
mdz_we can continue the fontconfig discussion after the meeting03:45
mdz_ogra: next?03:45
mvodaf had a idea what we could try to solve one problem without chopping 03:45
ogra* general: flight 5 preparation and testing, fixed ltsp-update-sshkeys to copy the keys even if sshd isnt running, other small ltsp fixes, hunted the gnome-screensaver GL hacks flicker, found the reason, working on a fix. fixed the "two menu entries for screensaver preferences" bug (upload pending (will happen today)), worked on dirtributor-icon inclusion for edubuntu-artwork, no edubuntu-docs work yet. prepared and moved the complete hwdb dataset03:45
ogra (~4.5G) to the DC.03:45
ogranext-week: poke gnome-screensaver harder, get the flickering fixed (make sure GL screensavers are displayed in a GL visual by gnome-screensaver), more edubuntu-artwork stuff, more edubuntu-docs work, look into progressbar handling of ltsp-client-builder.udeb now that UI freeze slided, more small ltsp fixes.03:45
mvodoko: we have it in multiverse currently (can probably go to universe/main)03:45
mdz_ogra: what's the reason for the flickering?03:45
ogramdz_, g-s-s uses the default visual of the screen03:45
ograit must use the GL visual 03:46
dokomvo: yes, was on my TODO list, now on your's ;p03:46
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ograxscreensaver has handling for that in the daemon03:46
mdz_ogra: good, should be straightforward from here.  thanks for tracking it down03:46
ogramy job, eh ? ;)03:46
mdz_indeed03:47
mdz_pitti: next?03:47
pittieducing-duplication:03:47
pitti * status: no progress last week; gnutls transition is ready on primary arches, SCCs need to catch up;03:47
pitti * plan: sort out SCCs for gnutls12, finish libgd demotion, discuss libsqlite0 demotion with infinity (php5-sqlite is the only package that needs to be changed)03:47
pittigeneral stuff done this week: security updates, new langpacks, tons of bug triage and fixing, annoyed Kamion with lots of espresso bug reports, lots of font discussion for the l10n sprint03:47
pittinext week: bug fixing, CD testing03:47
pittis/^/r/ :)03:47
KamionI demoted some of libgd yesterday03:47
pittiI think it needs a rebuild of *desktop to get the python-gdchart out of it03:47
pittishould be mostly brainless stuff03:48
infinitypitti: I'm babysitting the SCCs with gnutls, I'll ping you when it's ready.03:48
pittithanks03:48
infinitypitti: And we can discuss sqlite at another time.03:48
mdz_pitti: looks like the main inclusion queue is back down to a reasonable size03:48
pittithe only serious issue is sqlite, the rest is straightforward03:48
pittimdz_: I tried hard, but I still shy away from things like asterisk...03:48
Kamionanastacia isn't too bad at the moment either03:49
sivangasterisk to be brought in main? interesting.03:49
pittiI did some cleanup yesterday, will do a followup on that next week03:49
mdzKamion: indeed, looking much more manageable03:49
mdzthanks, both of you03:49
Kamionthere's some noise from hppa which will go away once it's caught up03:49
pittisome stuff in it needs packaging fixes03:49
mdzseb128: next?03:49
seb128This week: GNOME 2.14.0, fixed firefox so GNOME stuff build again, fixed xorg cursor theme use, played with new xkeyboard-config that fixes GNOME xkb issues which are a frequent user complain, update menu item names and tooltips with changes pointed by mail03:49
seb128Tomorrow: bug day03:49
seb128Next week(century?): bugs catching up and fixing (went from 10 unread bug mails before UI sprint to 400 and that's with keeping one mail unread by bug usually...lot of backlog to work on)03:49
Kamionsilbs tells me that the ops team is ready to go with promoting Xubuntu, so I may do that pretty soon03:50
Kamionops/support that is03:50
mdzseb128: mmm, would be good to get GNOME+xkb sorted03:50
janimo\o/03:50
seb128mdz: updating xkeyboard-config from 0.6 to 0.8 would do it03:50
seb128mdz: Mithrandir is looking on it03:50
mdzjanimo: ;-)03:50
Keybuk. o O { it'd be nice if GNOME/X could get the right bloody key for PrintScreen }03:51
seb128according to daniels there should be no issue with the upgrade03:51
seb128(and works fine for me)03:51
mdzseb128: what can we do to help you and dholbach process the desktop bugs faster?  any low-hanging fruit we could change in malone?03:51
pittiseb128: for french keyboards :)03:51
seb128mdz: nothing obvious no, the issue is the quantity of bugs coming atm ...03:52
kbrooksKeybuk, isnt that discussion offtopic here03:52
seb128mdz: would be nice to have the search non returning closed bugs though03:53
pittiseb128++03:53
seb128but bradb knows about it03:53
sivangseb128++03:53
pittithat's utterly annoying03:53
seb128atm it takes ages to find a bug due to that03:53
mdzseb128: is there a controversy over whether it should be changed?03:53
mdzor is it to be fixed?03:53
seb128to be fixed03:53
mdzgood03:53
KeybukI sat down with bradb a couple of weeks ago and gave him the spec for a "bugs I need to fix" page03:54
mdzI'm not going to make it over to the LP sprint before I leave, but they're charging ahead over there03:54
KeybukI think the reason it isn't done is that LP would struggle to produce it in time03:54
Keybukso hopefully with the performance upgrades they've been doing, we'll see it soon03:54
mdzKeybuk: is it written up?  I'd like to see it03:54
seb128extending the number of bugs by page would be nice too03:54
mvoseb128++03:55
pittiright, even if it's just manually changing batch_end (but that doesn't work ATM)03:55
seb128because having to browser 10 pages to browse the nautilus bug is really subobtimal03:55
Keybukmdz: I didn't, I'll find out whether he did03:55
dholbachand make sorting work not across the 20 bugs displayed, but across the whole set03:56
mdzseb128: agreed03:56
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pittithese issues are mainly a db problem03:56
seb128dholbach: you can edit the URL for that03:56
pittiit's not that it's wanted that way03:56
mdzdholbach: really, does it not sort the full list?03:56
mdzI see03:56
pittino, just the displayed batch03:56
Mithrandirthe sorting is useless due to that, IMO03:57
dholbachmdz: the last time I tried not... from that time on, I only used advanced searches with handpicked bug statuses03:57
seb128mdz: no, they dropped the option from the UI, and clicking on the column acts on the page03:57
seb128mdz: but you can add the parameter by hand to the URI as a workaround03:57
mdzok, either deal with bradb/kiko directly or queue issues with iwj for next week03:57
mdzseb128: thanks03:57
mdzsivang: ?03:57
sivangmdz: here03:59
mdzsivang: you wanted to report something?03:59
sivangmdz: had some good progress the last week, I can see the end now, approxmt. in one week from now or less03:59
mdzsivang: ok04:00
sivangmdz: backend are are ready, including burn and isobuilding, all left is glade and PyGTK UI hacking to finish.04:00
sivang(including supoort for multisession for differential backups)04:00
mdzsivang: please type your updates in advance in the future; it saves a great deal of time04:00
sivangmdz: yes, sorry 04:00
mdzsivang: thanks04:00
mdzRiddell: next?04:00
Riddelldone:04:01
Riddell ui sprint artwork04:01
Riddell flight 504:01
Riddell fix the main problems in flight 5, and test & upload numberous other bugfixes people have sent me04:01
Riddellcurrently doing:04:01
Riddell kdm usplash_down04:01
Riddellnext week: 04:01
Riddell kde espresso, KDE 3.5.2 packaging04:01
sivangmdz: (a package will get uploaded soon to universe , so you could see where this is going)04:01
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Kamionespresso's gtkui has moved on a fair bit; though I've tried to keep kde-ui up to date with some of it, I couldn't manage it all, so you'll have a fair bit of catching up to do04:01
Kamionsuggestions for things that could be moved into common code are welcome04:02
sladen* sivang pinged me about reviewing it, so I guess it's nearly there04:02
RiddellKamion: yep, I'll look out for that04:02
mdzRiddell: happy to fund external work for kde espresso if you can find someone04:02
Riddellsome people from a spanish uni are helping but currently they seem to be rewriting the whole frontend, which isn't terribly helpful04:02
mdzRiddell: how is the overall bug situation for kubuntu?04:02
KamionRiddell: that all sounds disturbingly familiar and should be nipped in the bud sooner rather than later04:03
Riddellmdz: major bugs has improved a lot, CUPS is the only vital one still04:03
Kamionpeople need to learn the value of incremental improvements that can be looked at piece by piece04:03
JaneWmdz: I know this has been asked a million times but what's happening re the delay descision, has there beena  special TB sitting yet, or is one scheduled?04:04
mdzJaneW: it happened yesterday04:04
pittiRiddell: would upgrading to 1.2beta help in any way?04:04
Kinnisonmdz: When is bug day?04:04
mdzthe decision was ratified04:04
KamionJaneW: already done, delay agreed - sabdfl will be writing an announcement04:04
JaneWoic04:04
mdzKinnison: tomorrow I think; coordinate with dholbach04:04
Kamionand circulating it around CC/TB before sending04:04
JaneWok thanks, I missed that04:04
Riddellpitti: I doubt it would make any difference, the problem is on KDE's side04:04
kbrooksKamion, what the?04:04
BenCmdz: will this affect the sprint scheduled in May?04:04
kbrooksoh SHIT...04:04
JaneWI assumed it would be passed04:04
mdzBenC: yes04:04
pittiRiddell: I know, but KDE might port to 1.2 directly04:04
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Kinnisonmdz: I can only do that if I get agreement from stevea04:04
mdzkbrooks: please04:05
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dholbachkbrooks: calm yourself04:05
JaneWmdz: do we know any details of new sprint dates yet?04:05
BenCmdz: delayed, or change of priorities in the sprint?04:05
Kamionkbrooks: this is not the place. Please refrain from deliberately disrupting our meeting.04:05
Riddellpitti: sure, it wouldn't make things any worse certainly04:05
mdzBenC: will be rescheduled04:05
JaneWBenC: I asked sabdfl and he said if Dapper is delayed the sprint will be delayed till after dapper is released04:05
mdzJaneW: no, silbs and I were discussing it today04:05
JaneWmdz: oh04:05
mdzbut yes, definitely after Dapper04:06
mdztentatively mid-June04:06
infinitymdz: Which would put it pretty close to Spain, then.  Is that also affected/changed?04:06
mdzinfinity: probably will be replaced04:06
mdzor merged04:07
JaneWwell need to sort this out soon, so that all the leave plans can get figured out again etc04:07
seb128bah, after GUADEC was nice04:07
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mdzJaneW: silbs is planning it04:07
Kinnisonmdz: Essentially the answer is "no" unless I can get everything done I need to before then04:07
JaneWmdz: and the debain folk can still go to debconf?04:07
infinityI was planning on leave around the conference, so I'd like to get some dates so I can put in requeusts and plan. :)04:07
Kinnisonmdz: We're very busy here and since they only have me for a week they're making heavy use of me04:07
mdzseb128: yes...but we will already be short on time for dapper+1 and need to meet earlier04:07
mdzKinnison: right, I thought you were there next week rather than this week04:07
mdzKinnison: no worries04:07
mdzJaneW: as planned04:08
Kinnisonmdz: nup, I'm back on distro next week :-)04:08
mdzinfinity: it'll go out to the lists as soon as it's finalized04:08
infinitymdz: Excellent, danke.04:08
infinityAre we through meeting, then?04:08
mdzwe have a backlog of bugs in Malone which no one has looked at yet04:08
mdzi.e., bugs which aren't automatically CCed to anyone04:09
mvodo we have a filter for "main" and "universe" now?04:09
mdztraditionally I had trawled these, but it's grown so far beyond my available time that it's laughable04:09
JaneWI will be bugging anypone with goald which are not yet marked 'Implemented' in the morning. Be warned.04:09
Kamionis there a way to get a report of those?04:09
infinityHow do we find bugs without auto-CCs?04:09
Kamionsnap04:09
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mdzseb128: yes, but you, too, are only one person ;-)04:09
seb128right04:10
pittiI tried to in the past, but the flood of universe bugs makes tracking ubuntu-bugs almost impossible04:10
Keybukthere's no main/universe filter that I'm aware of04:10
pittior, at least, needs too much time04:10
mdzKamion: was talking with kiko about that yesterday, will see what can be done04:10
KeybukI was told that that query is damned hard in Launchpad, and would take minutes to run04:10
mdzfor now, ubuntu-bugs is a good start04:10
mdzmvo: not yet, but it's on the whiteboard next to me as a target for the LP sprint04:10
mvoKeybuk: maybe it would be possible to generate a static page for this (as a workaround)?04:11
KinnisonKeybuk: pardon? minutes?04:11
mdzmvo: kiko said it wouldn't be too hard04:11
sivangseb128: please CC me on  g-s-t stuff that goes through you , I'll start taking look at them when I've finished with HUB.04:11
seb128no human is able to keep up with ubuntu-bugs traffic04:11
KamionKeybuk: you mean the main/universe filter would take minutes?04:11
seb128sivang: you know, you can subscribe to a package04:11
KeybukKamion: yeh04:11
KamionI look at subject lines of about half the new bugs, randomly04:11
mdzKinnison: if you could poke a bit for us at the sprint about getting the report we need (bugs that no developer has looked at yet), that would be a great help04:11
KeybukKinnison: cross-referencing all bug reports against component04:11
mdzKinnison: I didn't get that onto the original list04:11
sivangseb128: oh right, will do :)04:12
KamionKeybuk: it could be done more easily as an X-Launchpad-Bug thing when mails go out, though, couldn't it?04:12
Kinnisonmdz: If you can produce a list of the queries we're interested in I will sit with brad and help him work out how to do it04:12
Kamionthat's simple, "is this bug filed on a package in main or universe"04:12
KeybukKamion: that assumes you have every ubuntu-bugs e-mail in your mailbox ready to be filtered04:12
KamionI do. HAND. :-)04:12
KeybukKamion: I was talking about getting a page of bug links for mass-triage purposes04:12
seb128Keybuk: would be nice04:12
mdzKinnison: in addition to "display only bugs in main" functionality (which is on the list already), we need a report which shows us bugs we haven't touched yet04:13
Kamionactually, we already have component=main in X-Launchpad-Bug04:13
KeybukKamion: we do, yes04:13
Kamionright, might start procmailing on that then04:13
Keybukif you have ubuntu-bugs, the headers are useful04:13
mdzyes, I filter on that for ubuntu-bugs04:13
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mdzthere are other useful bits in the headers as well04:13
mdzwe need to wrap up here04:13
Kinnisonmdz: seriously I have no context as to what this is "in addition to" and I have only very patchy IRCness currently04:13
pitticool, /me will adjust his procmail settings for that04:13
Keybukmdz: release schedule04:14
Kinnisonmdz: mail it to me :-)04:14
mdzrevised release schedule is up here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule/Slewed04:14
Kamionrelease delay is NOT AN EXCUSE for new features04:14
mdzKamion++04:14
Kamioni.e. we're still in feature freeze04:14
mdzKinnison: please read the log; you should know what was said here anyway04:14
Kinnisonokay, but it's gonna be tonight before I have time to trawl the log04:14
mdzKinnison: no problem04:15
Kinnisonokay04:15
mdzthanks, everyone04:15
mdzadjourned04:15
dholbachthanks04:15
pittiI have a last question: does anyone know whether/when we can do backports again?04:15
seb128thank you mdz04:15
sivangthanks mdz 04:15
dokothanks04:15
nhainesWow, my first attended meeting.  Kinda exciting.04:15
nhainesThanks, everyone.  :)04:15
mdzpitti: no, I don't...might be a good one for iwj next week04:15
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infinitypitti: Waiting on the backports automation tool to exist for LP.  Another elmo-special.04:15
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Kamionaren't backports a special case of syncs?04:16
pittialright, thanks04:16
infinitypitti: I'll chase that one up this week, if you violently ping me.04:16
Kamionoh, no, not quite I guess, version number gets tweaked04:16
infinityKamion: They're syncs with scary automated changelog abuse.04:16
pittithe LP guys asked me for postgresql 8.1 packages, but now that we have them in b-backports, I'd like to keep them current04:16
Kamionso syncs are a special case of backports. ;-)04:16
infinity:)04:16
nhainesdholbach, if you have time, I'd like to speak with you about bug triaging?04:16
dholbachnhaines: we could move to #ubuntu-bugs04:17
nhainesThank you.04:17
infinityKamion: If what you're driving at is "there's common code here, and they could probably even be the same tool, with an extra scary 'this is a backport, fudge the version'" option, you're likely right.04:17
infinityKamion: If elmo doesn't have time, I can probably take his sync tool, snag the binNMU code from sbuild that does versoin and changelog munging already, do some s/perl/python/ across it, and call it good.04:18
infinityKamion: Or something. :)04:18
pittialright, thanks to everyone04:19
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sivangSeveas: yes, he's is behaving today :)04:46
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Seveasand he will continue to04:48
Seveasbtw: all launchpad auth problems are solved too, work continues steadily on the bantracker04:48
Seveashmm04:49
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sivangSeveas: cool06:37
Seveassivang, what?06:37
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sivangSeveas: anwering on your previous comment06:45
Seveasah 06:45
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Kinnisonthat's a v. cute character06:46
highvoltage06:48
Kinnisonindeed06:49
Howdy125Looks like an .. a with a squiggle over it and a pair of dice to me .. 06:51
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jbaileyHowdy125: Make sure you're using utf-806:52
jbaileyOtherwise some words like Montral will come out poorly, too.06:52
Howdy125ty06:52
xhakeri want that char combination06:52
xhakerhaha06:52
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tomahmm, maybe to early07:15
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Riddelltoma: 1 hour 45 mins to go07:18
tomaah, utc even07:19
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tomapompompom08:14
_^Smash^_? kubuntu-meeting?08:17
FunnyLookinHatIt's in 40 minutes.08:19
FunnyLookinHaterr,08:19
FunnyLookinHatYes.  40 minutes08:20
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Mr-Petahhi all08:48
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raphinkhi09:00
alleeho09:00
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raphinkhi Lure09:01
Riddellevening all09:02
Lurehi raphink09:02
raphink:)09:02
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raphinkmeeting now?*09:03
Riddellcertainly is09:03
robotgeekhey Riddell raphink :)09:03
raphinkwho is there for it?09:03
raphinkhi robotgeek09:03
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alleeallee is Achim Bohnet09:04
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Riddellno hobbbsee or jpatrick09:04
RiddellLure: are you LukaRenko?09:04
Lureyep09:04
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Riddellgood, glad one person with agenda items turned up :)09:05
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raphinkhehe09:05
raphinkgood thing indeed09:05
Tm_T13:47 < Hobbsee> night all...see you at 7am my time, 20.00 UTC09:05
Tm_T;)09:05
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raphinkhopefully she'll be here by the minute09:05
raphinkheh09:05
raphink;)09:05
raphinkthere09:05
Tm_Thaha09:05
Hobbseehey everyone!09:05
raphinkwell done Tm_T ;)09:05
Hobbseehehe09:05
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raphinkhi Hobbsee09:05
Hobbseemy machine thought actually booting up was overrated...09:06
Lurehi Hobbsee09:06
raphinkhehe09:06
Hobbseehey Lure and raphink 09:06
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Hobbseeit booted the *third* time!09:06
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Riddellhmm, no tonio or jpatrick for this first item09:06
raphinki'll call tonio09:07
Riddellagenda is at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Meetings09:07
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Riddellso second item is from Hobbsee?09:07
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Hobbseeah, yeah09:07
raphinktonio is coming09:07
Hobbseedo we want to wait for tonio?09:08
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RiddellHobbsee: no, on you go09:08
Hobbseehow many people do we have this morning?09:08
raphinkHobbsee: I just called him he's coming09:08
Hobbseeokay09:08
raphinkbut you can begin09:08
RiddellHobbsee: at least seven I count09:08
Hobbseewell, after last meeting, i checked out knemo - it looks pretty useful.  have people checked this out at all?09:08
jjessei'm here now09:09
raphinkkwwii: are you there?09:09
robotgeeki'm not a dev, but i'm here for LukaRenko's point09:09
apokryphosknemo is very cool; worked when I tried it last on dapper IIRC09:09
Hobbseehow does it go on your system, in terms of cpu?09:09
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kwwiiraphink: yepp09:09
raphinkkwwii: good :)09:09
apokryphosknemo is never really server intensive :P09:09
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robotgeekHobbsee: i use it, it seems fine09:09
HobbseeI suggest that we have a revote on it, as more people have now had time to test09:09
raphinkknemo is very light09:09
HobbseeLuka mentioned that it was cpu heavy, hence the question09:10
raphinkit is useful, informative and doesn't crash09:10
raphinkah?09:10
LureI do not object in including it by default (I can turn it on), but it has impact on power management09:10
alleeI use knemo for more than a year.  CPU ~ 2 -3 % with min freq09:10
raphinkon power management Lure?09:10
raphinkhow so?09:10
Lures/on/off/09:10
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Tonio__hi ;)09:10
Tonio__sorry for beeing a bit late09:10
raphinkLure: the version that is in dapper? or the newest one?09:10
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LureCPU load of 3-4% when on low CPU freq09:10
raphinkhi Tonio__09:10
Riddelldo we have a main inclustion report for knemo?09:10
Lureraphink: Dapper version09:11
Riddellyes, https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MainInclusionReportKNemo09:11
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raphinkLure: doesn't the dapper version only watch the connections?09:11
Tonio__Riddell: no news on that point, knemo is still universe, and I can confirm Lure's bug09:11
Lureapokryphos: it is not intensive (that you would feel), but on lightly loaded system it uses same CPU time as xorg09:11
Riddelldoesn't knemo conflict with wlanassistant in terms of systray space?09:12
Hobbseehey Tonio_ 09:12
Tonio_Riddell: wlassistant doesn't fit in the systray09:12
alleeknemo has customizable menu.  If we will make use of it (??) that's something knetdock apps has not09:12
LureRiddell: wlassitant does not really compare (and not in systray)09:12
Riddellok cool09:13
Tonio_there is another app09:13
Riddellso a voluteer please to add that main inclusion report to the main inclusion queue09:13
Lureknetdockapp is similar (at least last version) and knetworkmanager (for future)09:13
Tonio_called knetdockapp09:13
Tonio_Lure: yeah ;)09:13
Riddellthen I'll put it on the CD and we can see if we get any complaints/complements09:13
RiddellHobbsee: care to volunteer since you brought the item up? :)09:13
Tonio_I'm in contact with upstream, and it is activelly developped09:13
raphinkhow many DF do we still have to go with the new schedule Riddell?09:13
Tonio_but not as nice as knemo actually09:13
Lureknetdockapp has almost 0% CPU usage, but universe version is not latest and as nice as knemo09:13
alleeIsn't knemo disabled by default? 09:14
Tonio_allee: it  is09:14
Riddellraphink: DF?09:14
raphinkdapper flight sorry Riddell09:14
Hobbseehehe preferably not.  i wouldnt know what to put in a main inclusion report09:14
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Lureallee: knemo is configured but not started by default09:14
alleeSo do you turn it on to get feedback?09:14
Riddellraphink: no idea, flights just come every two weeks if it's sane to do so09:14
allees/you/we/09:14
RiddellHobbsee: in the list of things to be reviewed09:14
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alleeRiddell: to get feedback maybe a good idea for at leat one flight09:15
Tm_Tjpatrick: welcome09:15
Riddellallee: yes, agreed09:15
jpatrickTm_T: hi09:15
Riddellok, lets move on09:15
Riddelljpatrick had an item and Tonio_ is here now09:15
Lureas I said, I do not feel CPU load is showstopper, but just concern as linux PM is already not as battery efficient as the ugly OS09:15
Tonio_Riddell: as we discuss about network tools, could we take the oportunity to talk a bit about wlassistant ?09:15
raphinkhi jpatrick09:16
HobbseeTonio_: please.  i'm always on the search for good ones :P09:16
jjesseTonio_: i used wlassastiant last night but couldn't get it to give me a dhcp address09:16
jjessehad to do a sudo dhclient eth109:16
jpatrickbonsoir raphink 09:16
Tonio_I didn't put it on the agenda, cause I finished the package last night, and I'm not available during the day now.....09:16
tomaLure: those who have a problem with battery life, can turn it off if they get hit by it09:16
Luretoma: exactly, this is why I am fine to turn it on by default09:17
tomak09:17
RiddellTonio_: if it works better than kwifimanager we should try and get it in09:17
Tonio_Riddell: testers needed for this ;)09:17
jjesseit worked a lot better then kwifimanager09:17
LureRiddell: it is better, fot sure09:17
RiddellTonio_: where can we get it?09:17
Lures/fot/for/09:17
Tonio_Riddell: revu09:17
HobbseeTonio_: i'll test when i next take my laptop to uni.  because of the lack of wpa support, i cant test it at home09:17
jjessei couldn't get it to give me an ip address via dhcp, had to manually due it09:17
robotgeekit's unanimously hated, kwifimanager09:17
Tonio_still few polishing needed, but should be working09:17
Riddellok, everyone test wlanassistent!09:17
Riddelland watch out for dhcp problems09:18
Hobbseerobotgeek: +1.  it lies!09:18
Tm_TRiddell: if you buy wlan system to me ;)09:18
robotgeekRiddell: i have been using it since yesterday on powerpc, broadcom airport extreme, it works decently well09:18
Tonio_Riddell: robogeek didn't have that problem yesterday, that's why more test is needed09:18
Tonio_robotgeek: hehe, you're faster than me09:19
robotgeekheh 09:19
Riddellcan we move on?09:19
kwwiirobotgeek: help me get my broadcom working and I'll test it :-)09:19
Tonio_Riddell: please ;)09:19
robotgeekkwwii: sure, after meeting maybe09:19
Riddelljpatrick: go09:19
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jpatrickI thought we agreed on keeping the tabs on the button09:20
Tm_Tjpatrick: I thought too09:20
Av|XeNis it possible that kubuntu can use multiple audio sources at the same time on onboard sound (i've tried a few guides)09:20
robotgeekAv|XeN: wrong place to ask, please ask in #kubuntu09:20
RiddellAv|XeN: that's a support question09:20
Av|XeNok sorry09:20
Riddelljpatrick: I think they are all on the bottom now09:21
Hobbseejpatrick: i thought we did too, which was why the konsole tabs are now on the bottom too09:21
Tonio_Riddell: confirmed, I changed all of them, except konqueror, of course09:21
Riddellyes, so sorted?09:21
jpatrickyep09:21
alleeyeap09:22
Lureyes - new layout makes sense09:22
RiddellHobbsee: up again09:22
Hobbseeah crud.09:22
Riddell:)09:22
HobbseeAre we going to get some kde pictures for flight 5? Surely we dont only have improvements only to gnome. Mornfall should have some pictures of the new Adept and the Update Notifier which should be somewhere in the documentation. What other areas of kde have been changed between breezy and dapper, that are worth putting into the summary page?09:22
Hobbseewe're starting to get questions on "well, what does the upgrade do for me?  what's new in kde?  i can see all this stuff in gnome"09:23
RiddellHobbsee: I'd love someone to work on the flight info pages for kubuntu09:23
Riddellit just needs someone to do it09:23
robotgeekthat page was usually done by doc team, i think09:23
jjesseRiddell: i would like to take that role, but i'm a little busy rright now09:23
Hobbseedo we have a main list on what's been changed or something?09:23
Riddellscreenshots don't take long but finding what to screenshot and the text and all does take time09:23
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robotgeekfor ubuntu, atleast09:23
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bkjonesI could volunteer some small amounts of time to help with the docs there, riddell09:24
Riddellbkjones: excellent09:24
Riddellnext flight may well be end of next week09:24
jjesseflight6?09:24
raphinkok09:24
Hobbseei'm kinda busy for the next week or so - darn uni assignments all being due then, so  i'm hesitant to commit to much09:24
jjesseRiddell: how owould you see the pages looking like, DapperFlight6/Kubuntu09:24
jjesse???09:24
Riddellbkjones: fancy talking with jjesse and whoever does the ubuntu flight notes to make sure kubuntu is well covered?09:24
raphinkjjesse: or the opposite?09:25
bkjonesriddell: that's my first volunteer thing for kubuntu. I'll need either an account on some wiki or an email addy to mail docs to. 09:25
jjesseKubuntuDapperFlight6?09:25
robotgeekMatt Galvin09:25
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Tm_Tjjesse: I like to help a bit with it if I can09:25
bkjonesbkjones@gmail.com :-09:25
bkjones:-)09:25
Riddellbkjones: anyone can get a wiki account, just sign up on launchpad.net09:25
jjessebkjones you could work with me (jjesse@iserv.net)09:25
bkjonesok09:25
Riddellbkjones: jjesse's release notes already contain a lot of what's new09:25
raphinkbkjones: you only need to sign up on launchpad.net and log with this account on the wiki09:26
robotgeekbkjones: possibly join us in #ubuntu-doc too09:26
bkjonesrobotgeek: done. 09:26
Riddellbkjones: do join us in #kubuntu-devel and I'll poke when flight is going to happen09:26
Lurebkjones, jjesse: thanks for this - I think getting message through is as important as fixing bugs09:26
jjessebkjones: we canchat on this09:26
bkjonesmaybe the general docs are better for me. I've used breezy and now I'm on dapper, but I'm not sure I could really list changes between the two. 09:26
raphinkLure: indeed09:26
jjesseLure: its something that i've been meaing to do, but need to finish my booik chapter first09:27
jjesseif you guys would stop changing things :)09:27
Lure;-)09:27
raphinkjjesse: lol09:27
Riddellbkjones: ask us on #kubuntu-devel, we'll tell you what's new and good09:27
Tonio_jjesse: hehe09:27
Hobbseejjesse: you dont have books that change automatically?  weird09:27
Snake__Lol09:27
jjessegrin :)09:27
bkjoneshey, by any chance, are there plans to add widescreen wallpapers? 09:27
raphinkHobbsee: hardcoding doc is bad :p09:27
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Riddellbkjones: that's other business, wait to the end09:28
RiddellLure: you're up09:28
Lurebkjones: that is very wide... ;-) 09:28
bkjonesheh. 09:28
bkjonesk09:28
bkjones:)09:28
LureShould we change default layout of KDE menu from "Name (Description)" to "Description (Name)"09:28
Hobbsee-2509:28
Snake__How come??09:28
jjessetoo late to change that the doc is done :)09:28
allee+2509:29
RiddellLure: I think we go with the KDE default on this09:29
Lurethis was discussed on forums and got big support09:29
Tonio_Lure: I personnaly don't like "description (name)"09:29
Riddelland I know KDE has switche back and forth, so I don't want to do the same09:29
Snake__-25 as well..09:29
robotgeekjjesse: i have a script , talk to me :)09:29
kwwiibkjones: we could make a 16:9 or 16:10 version of the wallpaper if there is space or it is another question09:29
raphinkI don't like this either09:29
RiddellLure: and neither way solves the problem09:29
alleeGenricName (name) passed my family test09:29
Hobbseepersonally, i say use name (description), because a) it seems more logical, and b) if you launch an app from the run command, or from katapult, you need to know it's name.09:29
Snake__Lure: Just out of curiosity, how come?09:29
jjessei don't think this needs to be changed09:29
raphinkallt he more that Name is requried in desktop files, whereas GenericName is not09:29
bkjoneskwwii: that'd be good. 09:29
Tm_THobbsee: agreed09:30
raphinkHobbsee: yes09:30
=== Snake__ would like to hear his side of why.
bkjonesack. Meeting for me. Bbiab. 09:30
Riddellsome apps we want to have branded so you know the name, others we don't, I'd like a field added to the .desktop files to indicate the correct way to show them09:30
alleeNewbies don't care about app name, that search for GenericName09:30
RiddellLure: do you have any rationale?09:30
LureSnake__: it is due to most KDE apps starting with k, requiring more to read. See the link on forums for explanaation09:30
alleeHirvinen: and appname is in () to alt-f209:30
Tonio_Lure: there are plenty of applications that use a crappy GenericName like "a kde application"09:31
=== Snake__ nods with Tonio_
Tonio_I always change that in my package, but that can cause an issue too09:31
alleeTonio_: This needs to be fixed independently of this topic ;)09:31
LureTonio_: I have switched and not that many have bad description - but some should change09:31
Hirvinenallee: Are you addressing me or are you just using an inferior IRC client?09:31
raphinkallee: well this is a fact that our apps are not ready for this09:31
alleeHirvinen: oops09:32
Tm_THirvinen: prolly bad tabfill09:32
Tonio_allee: well, it is of any interest talking about the way to display the information09:32
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Tonio_the Name is always good, not the genericname09:32
jjessecan i ask why we would deviate from what is default from KDE?09:32
Tonio_so the first given information as to be the valid one to me09:32
Hobbseewhat is the default kde?  name (description) ?09:32
alleejjesse: better for newbies (in my experience)09:32
Lureallee: +109:32
raphinkMandriva has an easy switcher in the kmenueditor iirc09:33
Riddellhmm, my menu is  description (name)09:33
raphinkto switch between "name (description) and description (name)"09:33
Snake__:-/09:33
Tm_Traphink: it's in kicker options09:33
raphinkactually09:33
Tonio_Riddell: my one is default, and is "Name (Description)"09:33
jjessei have amarok (Audio Player)09:33
raphinkthey allow to switch to another kmenu presenttion too09:33
RiddellTonio_: I'm sure I haven't changed it, curious09:33
Snake__Ive never had a problem with Name (Descip)09:33
robotgeekmine is in Name (Deskcription) format09:33
Tm_Traphink: that what I need09:33
LureRiddell: ;-)09:33
nlindbladName (Description) here too09:33
Snake__People chatch on to whats going on09:33
LureRiddell: and you like it? ;-)09:33
Snake__catch**09:33
Riddellneither is great, and I don't see any one option being significantly better than the other09:33
robotgeekRiddell: i had that problem as i moved my .kde from breezy09:34
jjessecould this be a discussion for dapper+1?09:34
Hobbseeand when you have more than one media player, it shows up as (mediaplayer) app 1, mediaplayer, app2, mediaplayer, app 3, which looks weird adn unhelpful09:34
Tm_TI have just "name"09:34
jpatrickTm_T: +109:34
robotgeekone big -ve is that we have to change all kubuntu docs09:34
Snake__+1 Hobbsee 09:34
nlindbladjjesse: yeah, not that big of an issue09:34
Tm_Tdescriptions use too much space ;)09:34
raphinkjjesse: +109:34
HirvinenIt seems that a lot of people at least on freenode are using clients that try to complete the first word of a line into a nick. Which is a bit problematic when people begin with a hi.09:34
Riddelljjesse: yes, I'd like to do it better for dapper + 1, where we can choose which to show in the .desktop file09:34
HobbseeRiddell: breezy seemed to prefer Description (Name)09:34
alleeWhen I first wanted to switch to genericname (name) is as already selected by not used.  deselecting and selection again made it work (but that was long time ago)09:34
RiddellHobbsee: that could well be that KDE changed it then09:34
Tonio_Riddell: if we can be sure desc is not a "a good kde application" for ALL universe apps, then I'll approve09:35
LureHobbsee: this is actually better, as they are auto-grouped09:35
Tonio_but that generic genericname is very often used09:35
Lurerobotgeek: good point about docs...09:35
alleeTm_T: there no difference between space of 'description (name)' or 'name (description)'09:35
Riddella lot of gnome apps don't have a GenericName too09:35
Tm_Tallee: I use only 'name'09:35
alleeTm_T: purist09:35
Tm_Tallee: but no, it's not good default09:35
Snake__Tm_T: just name would be confusing tho..09:35
Tonio_Riddell: yes, gnome apps generally use a description as "name"09:35
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RiddellTonio_: which just shows that the spec if broken, if they feel they can't stick to it09:36
=== Snake__ could see the users going to launch amarok and typing "Media-Player" in run...
nlindbladyeah09:36
Riddelldoes anyone feel strongly about this issue, or can we agree to stick with KDE default until dapper+1?09:36
nlindblad+109:36
trappistI think the description is a parenthetical issue, where the name is not.  I like to see what app it is, then maybe the description.  especially since so many apps have identical descriptions (see your multimedia menu)09:36
Snake__+1 Riddell 09:36
Tonio_Riddell: exactly09:36
jjesse+1 riddell09:36
alleeKmenu: uses currently  name (genericname) and on comment is shown in tooltips09:36
Hobbsee+1 Riddell 09:37
LureRiddell: if no generic name, than name is used (se open office)09:37
jpatrick+109:37
Tm_T+1 Riddell 09:37
Lures/se/see/09:37
raphinkRiddell: +109:37
robotgeekso we arent changing what is currently in my menu? if so, +109:37
Riddellanyone know who V7 is?09:37
Snake__+109:37
raphinklet's report to dapper+109:37
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LureRiddell: I do not feel strongly, just that newbees would be better with proposed change09:37
HobbseeRiddell: nope, but i'd say that's a very useful key map to do09:37
RiddellI'm happy for win key to map to k-menu, I just don't know how09:38
Hobbseebecause the windows key is fairly useless at the moment09:38
=== robotgeek uses mod4 key for a lot of things
RiddellI remember looking at it years ago and not being able to work it out09:38
Tonio_Riddell: I know how ;)09:38
nlindbladRiddell: that's something we want, yeah09:38
=== raphink has no win key on his powerbook
Riddellso first one to come up with the patch to k-d-s gets their name in the changelog09:38
=== Tm_T use winkey to handle desktops
tomaI would like that mapped as well, but i understood it was not possible anymore in KDE09:38
kwwiiscrew the win key09:38
Riddellso long as it doesn't conflict with other uses of the win key09:38
Tonio_Riddell: I will have a look on that soon09:38
HobbseeRiddell: what, no pony?  :P09:39
RiddellI don't even have a win key on my thinkpad09:39
robotgeekfor mac users, the windows key becomes the command key09:39
raphinkthe win key is used for amarok09:39
Tonio_guys do you appreciate ksnapshot on the print key ?09:39
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raphinkby default09:39
Tm_Traphink: yup09:39
raphinkwin + V 09:39
kwwiii would love it if I had one09:39
Riddellraphink: I know, means I can't use any shortcuts for amarok by default09:39
tomaTonio_: yes09:39
raphinkto stop playing in amarok09:39
nlindbladTonio_: yes09:39
kmonTonio_: +109:39
LureTonio_: +109:39
nlindbladTonio_: +109:39
Tonio_it is already added for info ;) just wanted a feedback09:39
Tm_TTonio_: +9909:39
HobbseeTonio_: +109:39
alleeTonio_: +1 for ksnapshot09:40
robotgeekTonio_: i don't use it, but +109:40
raphinkTonio_: rock09:40
Tonio_just press "print"09:40
RiddellLure: next item is yours09:40
Snake__Tonio_: Print screen would be great09:40
LureI am just wondering if there is more candidates that could test Kpowersave09:40
LureI would personally like to get latest powersave/kpoersave in Universe for dapper09:41
Tonio_Lure: ++09:41
nlindbladLure: what is it? Brief introduction09:41
raphinkLure: I still need to be able to build the latest version ;)09:41
Lurereplacement for klaptop09:41
nlindbladadvantages?09:41
Tonio_way better replacement :)09:41
robotgeekLure: will this work on powerpc machines as well?09:41
Lurehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPowersave09:41
raphinkLure: when I get an option to build it without libsysfs.la09:41
Hobbseehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPowersave for more info09:41
Tonio_nlindblad: well, by far better in any point of view ;)09:41
Lurerobotgeek: it should, but no packages yet09:41
nlindbladIMO, klaptop is old and poorly translated09:41
HobbseeLure: i'll certainly test it out, when i get the chance09:41
Tonio_it is a top3 app on kde-apps09:41
robotgeekLure: i can build from source package myself09:41
nlindbladnot very userfriendly09:42
Lurerobotgeek: and we need to fix building issue with latest libsysfs09:42
Riddellpeople testing doesn't solve the main issue which is that I've been too busy to learn how they both work and what the best way to do power management is in kubuntu09:42
Hobbseeand klaptop seem to crash every time i hit suspend, which is kind of inconvenient.09:42
HobbseeRiddell: true09:42
alleeraphink: that's easy;) rebuild all sources that have libsysfs.la in their .la files.  Grep is your friend ;)09:42
raphinkallee: libsysfs.la was voluntarily removed from the libsysfs-dev package by pitti09:42
Tonio_Riddell: my opinion : gnome is using the best gtk apps available, and it is a bit sad not using one of the best kde application "because we have to stick with gnome choices"09:43
Riddellif those packages are in main, raphink has main upload rights now so he can fix them all :)09:43
Lureraphink: exactly - we need to ask pitti for reason09:43
Tonio_Riddell: although I can understand this of course ;) but if we want the best kde desktop implementation, we have to use the best apps09:43
alleeraphink: I know. Rebuild that packages that have libsysfs.la in their .la files and libsysfs.la reference goes away09:43
LureRiddell: I am shooting for Universe only - this will ensure testers.09:44
raphinkLure: yes I agree. I tried to ping him. It seems to be fixing a Debian bug. didn't check further though09:44
LureRiddell: if feedback is good, then decision for main would be easier09:44
raphinkallee: hmmm09:44
Riddellso plan is for Lure to get new version into universe, and me to read up on these power tools09:44
alleeraphink: \sh once did this when libXft.la went away09:45
raphinksame here09:45
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LureI am counting on MOTU for getting packages in... ;-)09:45
raphinkallee: mhm09:45
Tm_Tnlindblad: what is it?09:45
nlindbladwhy not have a repository for things we WANT tested09:45
Riddellnlindblad: launchpad will provide peronal repositories at some point09:45
raphinkLure: sure, ping Riddell, Tonio_, jpatrick or me for uploads09:45
nlindbladRiddell: nice09:45
LureRiddell: I will also try to get some feedback from ubuntu-laptop people (Matthew) to get buy in09:45
raphink(I think I'm forgetting some people..09:46
jpatrickLure hi09:46
RiddellLure: yes, please do09:46
Riddellis Nirvana here?09:46
Tm_TRiddell: is he ever here?09:46
Lurejpatrick: hi09:46
Snake__Lol09:46
robotgeeki remember Nirvana posting last meeting too, i think09:46
jpatrickhehe09:46
Riddellwell if he reads the logs, he can go and ask amu about klickibunti09:46
Riddellkmon: next09:46
raphinkyes he posts but doesn't show at the meeting09:46
Hobbseewhat is klickibunti?  same as klik?09:47
kmonAFAIK gnome has a usplash theme for the halting process... When will this enter kubuntu?09:47
Snake__Hobbsee: I dont think so..09:47
Riddellkmon: I've actually been working on this all day and not got very far :(09:47
Hobbseeno, can that, i dont want to know.  there are better things to discuss.09:47
Tonio_Riddell: :(09:47
Riddellkdm is horribly complex and I got it working for shutdown from kdm, but not shutdown from within KDE09:47
kmonI though it was changing the artwork only... but I don't know anything about it, really09:47
kwwiiI made the (I think) current usplash, I can make the shutdown pic too09:47
Riddellthis is a technical problem, and one the usplash authors never bothered to tell me about09:48
Hobbseekwwii: the very blue one?  it's horrendous!09:48
Riddellwe need kdm to run usplash_down at the right time09:48
kwwiihehe09:48
robotgeekHobbsee: http://www.klickibunti.org/buntibunti.php09:48
Snake__LOL09:48
kwwiiHobbsee: did you see the lighter version? I will probably make that even lighter and you will love it :-909:48
HobbseeARGH!  My eyes!  my eyes!09:48
RiddellI'll post my patch on the bug report, but I don't want to spend ages on kdm09:48
Riddellso... artwork09:48
nlindbladhow is suspend2 doing?=09:49
raphinkrobotgeek: ouch09:49
robotgeeklol09:49
Tm_Trobotgeek: murderer09:49
kmonRiddell: ok, thanxs for the info09:49
Tonio_kwwii: is it added to k-d-s ? I didn't saw any change past 4 days09:49
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kwwiiI put it up on the wiki, below the first one09:49
Tonio_kwwii: url ?09:49
kwwiiit shows how much better it can get by being only a slight bit lighter, so going even more extreme will work even better09:50
Riddellkwwii is working on the artwork for dapper, if anyone has things he should be working on add them to https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuDapperArtworkTodo09:50
kwwiiwiki.kubuntu.org/DapperKubuntuDesktop I think09:50
Tm_Tkwwii: I will talk to you about this later ;)09:50
raphink:)09:50
kwwiiI realize now, after seeing the artwork that you like what you want09:51
nlindbladis Firefox in kubuntu-desktop yet?09:51
robotgeekRiddell: offtopic, but do you know when/if the "certificate error" will go away on wiki.kubuntu.org09:51
apokryphosyuck 09:51
Tm_Tnlindblad: stop cursing09:51
jpatricknlindblad: never ;)09:51
nlindbladTm_T: sorry09:51
Tm_T;)09:51
Riddellnlindblad: no, we use konqueror09:51
kwwiiand I will say now that I do not want to go soooo non-saturated but lets meet half way and see what comes out09:51
nlindbladI know09:51
kwwiithe pic posted on the meeting page is probably not 16bit safe btw09:51
Hobbseekwwii: +109:51
Riddellrobotgeek: not remembering it seems to be a KDE bug, maybe it's fixed in KDE 3.5.209:51
Lurekwwii: +109:52
robotgeekRiddell: heh, definetly not a kde bug. 09:52
Tonio_kwwii: ++ ;)09:52
Riddellkwwii: will we be able to get a stupidly large wallpaper for 1900 screens or is that too much work?09:52
nlindbladwhy not SVG?09:53
apokryphoswhy not svgs? :)09:53
LureRiddell: my 1920x1200 is only 15.4"09:53
Lure;-)09:53
Snake__Holy crap Lure !09:53
raphinksvg rock :)09:53
Riddellnlindblad: it's rendered from a 3D modelling tool09:53
nlindbladRiddell: okey, sorry09:53
Tonio_svg with that quality image and so many effects would be REALLY heavy09:53
raphinkah09:53
alleecurrent bg is too nervous imho.  Hobbsee suggestion is much more releaxed.09:53
sladenTonio_: but it's only rendered once, and cached after that09:53
bkjonesback09:53
nlindbladhaving the default wallpaper as SVG would give people a nice impression09:54
Hobbseethere's a wallpaper for that too, apart from the kdm theme.09:54
Snake__nlindblad: and also kill my P309:54
Tonio_sladen: hum.......09:54
nlindbladSnake__: sorry, I must have too new hardware here ;)09:54
Tonio_kwwii: any opinion on svg wallpaper ? I really doubt it but well....09:54
Riddellsladen: SVG wallpapes are not cached09:54
RiddellTonio_: it's not an option09:54
Luresladen: so it is stored in .png in cache dir?09:54
RiddellLure: don't listen to sladen, he didn't write the code (I did)09:55
raphinkbreezy had a svg wallpaper iirc09:55
Snake__Where can I find this SVG thing at?09:55
Snake__the wallpaper..09:55
SeveasRiddell, then add the caching code ;)09:55
Riddellthere is no SVG wallpaper!09:55
kwwiihrm09:55
Riddellany other artwork comments?09:55
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Tonio_raphink: breezy had svg source of png wallpaper ;)09:55
bkjonesjust my "dual screen wallpaper" request, riddell09:55
Tonio_which is different :)09:55
bkjones:)09:55
kwwiiwell, I can definitely post the xcf file for the wallpaper if that helps09:55
Riddellbkjones: what's the requirements again?09:56
raphinkwell I made my comments on the new window style killing my powerbook already ;)09:56
bkjonesthere's a good bit of it, just doesn't come with the distro09:56
HobbseeRiddell: to change the kdm, and maybe the default screensaver to http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30314 ?09:56
Riddellwe have a default screensaver?09:56
Hobbseethere seem to have been many complaints in the past few days about the bright blue09:56
Hobbseeer, desktop09:56
kwwiidude, I turned up the bling on the crystal style and my powerbook is running fine09:56
Hobbseebut why *dont* we have a default screensaver?09:56
robotgeekHobbsee: _109:56
Snake__KDE has screensavers?09:56
Snake__j/p09:56
robotgeek+109:56
kwwiialthough, I do have 1.5GB of RAM09:56
raphinkRiddell: good idea09:56
Riddellbecause screensavers are annoying and get in the way09:56
bkjonesrequirements would be that the wallpaper should be twice as wide as it is high. I'm not a graphics geek. Sorry. 09:56
bkjones:(09:56
Riddell(in my humble opinion :)09:57
Lureraphink: I am also seing delay on rendering - particularly with "ati" driver on low CPU freq09:57
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Riddellbkjones: you have the same wallpaper on both screens?09:57
Tm_Tjpatrick: I like too09:57
Tonio_Riddell: ++ I never used screensaver09:57
bkjonesI think what I have now is 2560x102409:57
kwwiia really simple screensaver with a kubuntu logo on black might be nice09:57
Riddellbkjones: I think that's very hard to satisfy with a default wallpaper09:57
raphinkLure: I'm seeing it just without nothing special launched09:57
bkjonesriddell: wallpaper crosses screens. 09:57
bkjonesriddell: not default, just make it available09:57
bkjonesdefault wallpaper looks goofy on dual mons. 09:58
kwwiibkjones: you mean stretching the pic to cross screens?09:58
bkjonesgets all stretched out. There's not a good way to deal with them on duals. 09:58
kwwiior mirroring it, etc.09:58
bkjonesyeah. 09:58
Riddellbkjones: ask kwwii for the xcf's and make one for us09:58
Tonio_bkjones: we can't provide 100 wallpapers to fit with exceptionnal configurations like yours09:58
bkjonesexceptional? Half my dept. has the same setup!09:58
Tonio_how many different resolutions do exist ? dozens I assume :)09:58
nlindbladoff-topic: is the installation program capable of resizing NTFS-partitions?09:58
Riddellbkjones: that's quite an exceptional departement :)09:58
bkjoneswell, thanks ;-)09:59
robotgeekmaybe art.kubuntu.org is required09:59
kwwiiI have a long list of resolutions available on modern hardware if anyone wants it09:59
Riddellnlindblad: it uses libparted, see their website09:59
trappistwe could have kde-wallpapers-$(resolution) packages09:59
kwwiiit is really long09:59
nlindbladRiddell: okey09:59
tomai would welcome a background which is usable for dual monitor setup as well09:59
bkjonesyeah, you can find these wallpapers on kde-look and any other site that has wallpaper, but it'd be awesome if they were "just there(tm)". 09:59
bkjonesJust a thought. I'm done :)09:59
kwwiito be honest making so many resolutions is not soo hard, it is more the point of making about 3 different aspect ratios09:59
Tm_Tkwwii: if I print it as reasonable font, would it be over 100 pages?09:59
Riddelltoma: don't most dual monitor setups use 1 image on each screen?09:59
kwwii4:3 16:9 and 16:1010:00
kwwiiTm_T: well, more like 20 lines or so10:00
bkjoneslook at the available ones online. I believe they only make like one or two widescreen sizes for each one. 10:00
tomaRiddell: hmm, i was thinking about it, but i'm not sure, too bad im not at my office now. 10:00
Riddellkwwii: but even if we have that I don't think we have a way to get it to use the right one by default10:00
Tm_Tkwwii: bah, boring, I thought I have some night reading10:00
tomaRiddell: you might be right.10:00
kwwiiyeah, so forget it10:00
Riddelltoma: I've no idea, never used one10:00
bkjonesI love the "soft green" wallpaper, btw, which I think just appeared after an update last night at home. 10:01
kwwiiwe could put optional aspect ratios in some package somwhere though10:01
kwwiiit is almost crazy to talk about doing that for dual monitor setups10:01
tomabkjones: is that with xinerama?10:01
kmoni currently use this: http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=31556 Tm_T liked it ;)10:01
bkjonesjust throw 'em in a directory under the default. 10:01
kwwiijust mirror the pick10:01
bkjonestoma: twinview :-)10:01
bkjonesso when I browse for wallpaper I can find them, but they're out of the way of most users. 10:02
tomabkjones: ah, i think xinerama uses the same on both minotors.10:02
Tonio_kwwii: I would, personnaly, appreciate that kubuntu offers something other that "only blue"10:02
Tm_Tkmon: and I already modified it10:02
tomai'm pretty sure...10:02
bkjonesno, xinerama will let you do the same thing I'm doing. 10:02
Tonio_kwwii: just a suggestion, of course ;)10:02
Riddellwell, that's an hour up, I have to go in a sec, any other business?10:02
kwwiiTonio_: making different color versions will be very easy10:02
Tonio_Riddell: just a point about emergency bugs :)10:02
kwwiiTonio_: in the end the bubbles are all on one level with alpha and the bg color is on another10:02
Tonio_is that possible ?10:03
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HobbseeRiddell: just more stuff about everything now being far too bright blue10:03
LureRiddell: I heard rumors that NM 0.6 was discussed on developers meeting. true?10:03
kwwiiso theoretically we could just use the grey mapped pic and colorize it in kde10:03
RiddellTonio_: go10:03
Tonio_we still have no idea of what to do with kdeprint, and my patch on kicker systelapplet creates an issue10:03
RiddellTonio_: patch on kicker?10:03
Tonio_Riddell: the systemapplet, using system:/10:03
RiddellTonio_: in the worst case for kdeprint well include a CUPS 1.1 package10:04
Tonio_Riddell: works nice, but causes the "system" button in konq sidebar to fail loadingh10:04
RiddellTonio_: what's that issue again?10:04
Tonio_I couldn't find the reason, so coder needed10:04
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kwwiiif we did it with a grey scale pic, we could even include three or four kde themes with different colors for everything10:04
Tonio_Riddell: but it works nice for the systemapplet itseft10:05
RiddellTonio_: I suggest discussing with ervin on #kde-devel10:05
raphinkRiddell: I'd think cups should not get these messages on the error output10:05
tomamaybe explaining the whole issue?10:05
Tonio_Riddell: I will thanks :)10:05
Tonio_raphink: +110:05
Hobbseekwwii: that'd be cool10:05
Tonio_this is what the gnome-cups-manager does10:05
Tonio_the error message appears, but only in the standard output10:05
RiddellLure: yes, keybuk did mention n-m 0.6, if that goes in we should package knetworkmanager toot sweet and get it working10:06
raphinkno the gnome-cups-manager just ignores the message10:06
tomaTonio_: what are you trying to do?10:06
Tonio_toma : concerning systemapplet ?10:06
raphinkthe best option would be to shut the message up in cups10:06
RiddellHobbsee: talk to kwwii :)10:06
LureRiddell: I do not this we should go with old cups due to error message10:06
tomayes10:06
tomaTonio_: yes10:06
Hobbseewill do10:06
LureRiddell: great news10:06
Tonio_toma: the dault usage of "syste:/home causes many issues, so I patched it to use $HOME instead10:06
Tm_Tok, thanks for your time, I go to sleep, good night ->10:06
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Tonio_toma: works nice, but now the system componant of konqsidebar fails loading10:07
Tonio_and I don't figure why10:07
Riddellanyone want to write minutes from this meeting?10:07
Tonio_kwwii: in fact I was talking about a "bicolor" theme10:07
Tonio_instead of several "monocolor" ones ;)10:07
tomaTonio_: would it be better to fix the apps?10:07
Tonio_like you did with suse for example ;) nice mix of blue and green10:08
Tonio_toma: fix the apps ?10:08
Tonio_toma: can you imagin how many fixes to provide ?10:08
Tonio_;)10:08
raphink+1 for green10:08
tomaTonio_: what kind of troubles are there with apps?10:08
raphinkwell contrary of suse I would say10:08
raphinkblue being main color and green completing the picture10:08
Tonio_toma: about all applications are copying files in tmp before execution10:09
Tonio_like kate, kaffeine etc........10:09
kwwiiTonio: bicolor, for accesability you mean10:09
Tonio_toma: that's a PAIN when using files more than 60 megs10:09
kwwiiI am done working on green10:09
kwwii:-)10:09
raphinklol10:09
tomaTonio_: yes, but i think that that is the problem to be solved, not changing system:/home's behaviour10:09
kwwiiahhhh, now I get it10:10
Tonio_kwwii: just using 2 colors because it is a bit nicer that basing everything on one only in my view :)10:10
alleeTonio_: afaiu this is not done by apps by what ever does   %f interpretation in .desktop files10:10
Tonio_toma: I don't feel the need of that system:/home feature10:10
Luretoma: how - as too many aps consider system:/ as remote10:10
kwwiiTonio_: I understand now10:10
Tonio_except making the address bar nice, what does it brings ? only problems10:10
alleeExec=whatever %f    # everything other than file:// url are copied and then passed to app10:11
raphinkkwwii: I think having a bit of green woiuld be nice10:11
Tonio_allee: so patching .desktop files could do the job ????????10:11
tomaLure: a call to mostlocal() from kio would solve that, but that is only for kde apps10:11
kwwiiTonio_: it is really hard to work out a theme like that which is changeable in any way. Once it looks good you normally cannot change anything without messing it up10:11
tomathat would convert system:/home/bla to /home/toma/bla10:11
kwwiiraphink: yeah, I was just kidding about the green10:11
alleeTonio_: no :(  %u  will pass all kinds of URLs10:11
Riddelltoma: so that's what kaffeine needs to do10:12
raphinkkwwii: hehe ;)10:12
tomaRiddell: exactly10:12
Riddellbut wouldn't solve the problem for openoffice10:12
Tonio_Riddell: and ANY gnome app ;)10:12
Tonio_gimp causes problem10:12
Riddellyes10:12
Tonio_firefox too10:12
kmonOne issue I had with using the default system:/ behaviour in the location was that I could compress files with ark10:12
alleeTonio_: IMHO system: home: etc should be converted to /path/to/file and then passed to the app.10:12
Tonio_kwwii: yes I can understand that 10:12
kmons/could/couln't10:13
alleeTonio_: obviously not all of KDE core can handle system: home:10:13
Tonio_allee: yes but well........10:13
tomaok, is that passsed to the app via the cli or how does the system:/home comes into OOo?10:13
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Riddelltoma: yes, passed as an argument when it starts10:13
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tomathe same issue is there for media:/sda1 for usb sticks10:13
tomaso you keep on patching things10:14
Lureallee: can the conversion be done by the process doing Exec from .desktop?10:14
Tonio_really that change in the systemapplet only brings problems10:14
alleeLure: yes, that was my understanding10:14
Tonio_not one intersting feature at least......10:14
tomai can provide a executable which converts it, if that helps10:14
Tonio_toma: and what about widely used gnome apps, like gimp ?10:15
kwwiiif I make the wallpaper much ligher it would be easy to get away with using a very light green theme for the default konqi startpage10:16
tomaTonio_: what do you mean? It can never be called from the cli with a system:/home parameter10:16
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tomathat will never work10:16
tomaso it has to be converted before10:16
Tonio_toma: what about when you're browsing the system with system:/home10:16
Tonio_and double click an image to open it with gimp ?10:17
Tonio_that crashes........10:17
Tonio_that's why the idea has been to make usage of $HOME10:17
tomaright, but the same goes todocuments located at media:/sda1 10:17
Tonio_witch works in *any* cases10:17
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tomaallee: that would be fun you mean ;-)10:18
Tonio_toma: yes that's another issue10:18
tomaTonio_: i would prefer 'localizing' the parameter, but i dont have a solution....10:18
Tonio_toma: that's the problem10:19
Tonio_and my patch doesn't work as nicelly as it should10:19
alleeTonio_: if we can find that does the URL -> %f conversion, we could add your code to preprocess to file://10:19
Tonio_so waiting for a better solution, correcting my patch for the system:/home part would be nice ;)10:20
LureTonio_, toma: which process handles %f - this one could do translation on-the-fly10:20
Tonio_allee: indeed yes10:20
alleetoma: isn't this an attractive challange :)10:21
tomamessy ;-)10:21
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Lureallee: I am a bit suprised this is not a concern in general KDE community10:21
Lureor is system:/ Kubuntu specific?10:21
tomano10:22
alleeLure: no KDE in general10:22
Lurethen let's kill system: ;-)10:22
alleeLure: KDE devels are aware of the problem AFAIK, but the korrect solution needs KDE 410:22
tomayes, i fundamentally agree that system:/home is evil.10:23
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Luretoma: there is also system:/users...10:23
tomasomeone goes into a terminal and assumes /home =system:/home10:23
Lureand home:/10:24
LureI kind of think this is against usability goal of Kubuntu10:24
tomahmm, you can wonder what system:/ adds at all10:25
Riddelltoma: I think it's so that the Up button works as expected10:26
toma;-)10:26
tomawhat dfunctionality would you loose if we did not compile system-kio?10:27
Riddellthe system applet on kicker for one10:28
kwwiiouch, you need that10:28
Riddellso no minute taker?10:29
kwwiieither that or an icon for all of that through hal on the desktop10:29
kwwiiRiddell: my wife was amazed at the quality of your minute taking abilities10:29
alleemedia:, system:, home: whatever is kind of useful in knoqueror and save*dialogs, but evil as soon as passed via K*Process like classes to outside kdelibs core10:29
kwwiimy wife seemed to have spent a good deal of time googling for your name10:29
sladenkwwii: Riddell is a well practised Quaker at such things :)10:30
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Riddellkwwii: to make sure I won't be a bad infuence on you?10:30
kwwiiRiddell: I think so...you passed her test10:31
alleetoma: system:, home: and media: collect infos distributed in a tree to a flat view10:31
Riddellsladen: not today I'm not, or I'd have them all done by now10:31
kwwiiI didn't come home drinking any more or less than I did before :-)10:31
Riddellso end of meeting?10:31
alleee.g, / and /media/whaever (and /var or /usr/local etc)10:31
alleeRiddell: yes :)10:32
Riddellthanks all, carry on discussions on #kubuntu-devel10:32
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raphinkk10:32
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Kubuntu | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 22 Mar 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 20:00 UTC: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 29 Mar 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 30 Mar 02:00 UTC: Dapper Development Status
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Seveas@reload webcal11:03
Seveas@topic11:03
Seveasvery well, no crashing11:03
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=== Mr-Petah esta Ausente, Razon: ( Volver... no s cuando, pero volver... xD (time to eat) | http://mrpetah.homelinux.net ) | Desde: ( Thursday, March 16, 2006. 19:45:35 ) Xlack v2.1
SeveasMr-Petah, please turn of away messages in this channel11:24
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Seveashi11:38
BurgworkSeveas, there11:38
Seveaswhat is your timezone?11:38
BurgworkUTC -8 (-7 during DST)11:38
Seveaswhat's the name of it?11:38
SeveasAmerica/...11:38
BurgworkPacific Standard Time11:38
Seveas@schedule PST11:38
Burgworkand Pacific Daylight Time (-7)11:38
Seveasdang, PST is not the correct abbreviation11:39
Burgworkwhat is this about?11:39
Seveasjust I feature of Ubugtu i just completed and want to show off ;)11:39
Seveasanyway, let's try another one11:39
Seveas@schedule US/Michigan11:39
UbugtuCalendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 22 Mar 07:00: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 15:00: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 15:00: Technical Board | 29 Mar 07:00: Edubuntu | 29 Mar 21:00: Dapper Development Status11:39
Seveas(local time!)11:40
Burgwork@schedule US/Pacific11:40
UbugtuCalendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 22 Mar 04:00: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 12:00: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 12:00: Technical Board | 29 Mar 04:00: Edubuntu | 29 Mar 18:00: Dapper Development Status11:40
Burgworkvery cool11:40
Seveasquite useful I'd say11:40
Burgwork@schedule US/Mountain11:40
UbugtuCalendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 22 Mar 05:00: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 13:00: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 13:00: Technical Board | 29 Mar 05:00: Edubuntu | 29 Mar 19:00: Dapper Development Status11:40
Seveasnow just to make it not reply in public ;)11:40
Kinnisonwell, if you had to /msg ubugtu ubuntu-meeting schedule US/Mountain11:41
Kinnisonthat'd be better11:41
Kinnisonin-channel commands suck11:41
Seveastrue11:41
Burgworkdoes it deal with daylight savings time?'11:41
Seveasit should11:41
Kinnisonotherwise there'll be people saying @blarghle and nothing will be said back11:41
Seveasbut stub would know for sure (I'm using his pytz lib)11:41
Burgworkone way to find out is to change the date on teh server temporarily11:43
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SeveasI'm using the fridge - ehich outputs UTC11:45
Seveas(ubugtu manages the topic too)11:45
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Seveas@schedule Jamaic11:53
Seveas@schedule Jamaica11:53
UbugtuCalendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 22 Mar 07:00: Edubuntu | 23 Mar 15:00: Dapper Development Status | 28 Mar 15:00: Technical Board | 29 Mar 07:00: Edubuntu | 29 Mar 21:00: Dapper Development Status11:53
Seveasvery, well, works with private messages too (/msg Ubugtu schedule timezone)11:54
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