=== Sergi0 [n=serge@ip227-28-166-62.adsl.versatel.nl] has joined #edubuntu === jinty [n=jinty@215.Red-83-49-54.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu === thedarkener [n=thedarke@adsl-69-109-211-9.dsl.pltn13.pacbell.net] has joined #edubuntu [01:01] hey guys [01:02] what do you think is going on if terminals give a "Cannot access TTY, job control turned off" message when booting via ltsp into edubuntu? [01:03] out of memory ? [01:04] ooooh no [01:04] hehe [01:04] seriously? [01:04] dunno, how much has it ? [01:04] 512mb [01:04] lol [01:04] it's got 6 clients [01:04] i know i know ;) [01:04] i mean the terminal [01:04] i had them all booted up before with like 4 logged in [01:04] not the server :) [01:04] oh [01:05] at least 256mb, probably more [01:05] they're toshiba laptops [01:05] ah, ok [01:05] kids no get potato guy :( [01:05] you need at least 64M ... running out of mem could trigger such a message [01:05] on the client you mean? [01:06] yep [01:06] well i'm positive they have that much [01:06] 256 is a bit oversized :) [01:06] hehe..yeah, they're 'fairly new' laptops [01:06] when in the bootprocess does it happen [01:07] well what i got was "Loading Initial Drivers" and then "It tries to load a bunch of programs" (which translates into a few more lines of dmesg i'm sure) [01:07] i'm not onsite so I can't say for sure [01:08] i hate not having access... they need filtering software before they want to hook it up to the net [01:08] looks like a nfs timeout, do you end up on a bash prompt ? [01:09] yeah she said something about a help prompt and she doesn't know what to do there [01:09] i'm guessing it's a bash prompt [01:09] its the busybox prompt from initramfs [01:09] ok [01:10] it falls back to that if it cant mount the rootfs [01:10] is that a breezy installation ? [01:10] what processes are responsible for that? i turned off samba and gdm on the server yesterday when i was there [01:10] dapper flight 6 [01:10] shit you know what [01:10] i updated the server yesterday before i installed it but i forgot to rebuild the ltsp client system [01:11] could that do it? [01:11] yep [01:11] argh [01:11] hehe [01:11] kernel/initramfs mistmatch [01:11] ok..my bad [01:11] thanks so much ogra [01:11] there was an evil bug in breezys nfs server... [01:11] what's weird is it was working yesterday! [01:12] well it was dapper flight 5 before i updated yesterday [01:12] that only occurs on boot of the first terminal [01:12] hmm, dapper flight 5 to 6 shouldnt have such issues [01:13] hmmmmmmmm [01:13] i thought you updated from breezy [01:13] well i did but not the update from yesterday [01:14] its in any case a problem with mounting the rootfs, be it through a nfs error or through any kind of mistmatch [01:14] ok [01:15] i'll have to get down there tomorrow and troubleshoot [01:17] does ltsp-build-client require net access? [01:19] if you have a CD: sudo mount /cdrom && sudo ltsp-build-client --mirror file:///cdrom [01:19] should work fine with flight6 [01:20] ok [01:20] great.. i just called back and she said they're all working now..heh [01:20] so weird! [01:21] hmm ... [01:21] i'll update from the net tomorrow when i'm down there, it's their second day online with it so i'm gonna get some feedback from them [01:21] cool [01:21] s/online/on edubuntu/ [01:22] awesome thanks ogra =) [01:22] :) === bimberi [n=bimberi@pdpc/supporter/active/bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === Sergi0 [n=serge@ip227-28-166-62.adsl.versatel.nl] has joined #edubuntu === ealden [n=ealden@203.76.212.70] has joined #edubuntu === ubotu [n=blootbot@ubuntu.cc.com.au] has joined #edubuntu === mgalvin [n=mgalvin@ubuntu/member/mgalvin] has joined #edubuntu [04:36] ogra: ping? === mhz [n=mhz_chil@moinmoin/fan/mhz] has joined #edubuntu === ogra [n=ogra@ubuntu/member/ogra] has joined #edubuntu === ubotu [n=blootbot@ubuntu.cc.com.au] has joined #edubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu === highvoltage [n=Jono@196.36.161.235] has joined #edubuntu === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu === bimberi [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === Yagisan [n=jamie@60-240-68-200-nsw-pppoe.tpgi.com.au] has joined #edubuntu === P3L|C4N0 [n=gcamposm@201.230.101.71] has joined #edubuntu === jinty [n=jinty@215.Red-83-49-54.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #edubuntu === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #edubuntu === Rondom [n=Rondom@87.193.13.252] has joined #edubuntu === bimberi [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === jane_ [n=JaneW@dsl-165-220-236.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #edubuntu === hannes_ [i=hannes@dna254-92.satp.customers.dnainternet.fi] has joined #edubuntu === hannes_ [i=hannes@dna254-92.satp.customers.dnainternet.fi] has joined #edubuntu [12:17] does xchat have support for blind ppl? [12:17] there is someone who wants to join the edubuntu cookbook meeting, but can not see [12:18] JaneW, try to find TheMuso and ask him what he uses [12:18] (he's blind) [12:18] ogra: ok will do [12:18] usually in -devl or -motu === JaneW msg's him... [12:18] I have been e-mailing back and forth with this poor guy [12:19] as he has offered to help and kept asking *how* [12:19] he finaly had to spell out to me that he needs help to get to the meeting as he is unfamiliar with the platform AND has accessibility issues === JaneW registers properly and then msgs again [12:50] **Reminder** Edubuntu meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 10 minutes [12:50] huh ? [12:51] **Reminder** Edubuntu cookbook meeting in #edubuntu-cookbook in 70 minutes [12:51] you mean 70 minutes [12:51] :)+ [12:51] oh am I am hour early? [12:51] how did that happen? [12:51] DST ? [12:51] sorry [12:51] **Reminder** Edubuntu meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 70 minutes [12:51] btw, did you see https://launchpad.net/people/edubuntu-members [12:52] **Reminder** Edubuntu cookbook meeting in #edubuntu-cookbook in 130 minutes === JaneW looks [12:52] community council? [12:52] i'll announce it in the meeting ... we're able to "make" members now [12:53] (which includes a edubuntu.org mailaddress ;) ) [12:53] its the equivalent to ubuntu-members [12:53] (or kubuntu-members, which was created alongside by elmo) [12:54] nice [12:54] cool :) [12:54] is there a special coc for edubuntu members? ;) [12:54] juliux, the same one applies :) [12:54] juliux: I think the regualr one applies to us [12:55] it was a joke [12:55] :) [12:55] but we can immediately add all people that are members and in the edubuntu team already === juliux is only in one team at launchpad [12:56] i hope it doesnt get to confusing with the edubuntu/edubuntu-members we have now [12:56] ogra: edubuntu-members is a member of ubuntumembers - does that mean they automatically become ubuntu members as well? [12:56] yep [12:56] thats why we cant just add people like we did in the edubuntu team until now [12:57] kk - so CC approval is required then? [12:57] (there are many non members) [12:57] either that, or we have an opportunity to manage it ourselves [12:58] in an ECC or something [12:59] yes, I wonder if the CC would like to offload the membership vetting a bit [01:00] i think thats the plan behind it [01:00] i'm fine with that, just not with *another* meeting we have to hold [01:03] ha, indeed [01:04] the less you say in a meeting the shorter it is :) [01:04] thats true :) [01:08] ogra: +1 for NOT another meeting! [01:08] but it looks like we'll have to [01:09] i'm not sure we should mix edubuntu development status meetings with community approval [01:09] probably just keep the meeting and do every second one for community and the other one for tech/development/doc stuff [01:10] ogra: no probably not [01:10] so we'll have a two week schedule like TB/CC [01:10] and dont ahve extra meetings [01:12] ogra: makes sense [01:13] ogra: though we'll need to get them more structured and formal [01:13] haha, JaneW funny mail about the status meeting [01:13] ++ [01:13] ogra: yes, it's the first time anyone objected to me saying be there or else [01:13] we'll also need an agenda where people add stuff i fear [01:13] must be a new guy...? [01:14] seems like === ealden [n=ealden@203.76.212.70] has joined #edubuntu === Rondom [n=Rondom@84-245-182-200.ipool.celox.de] has joined #edubuntu [01:59] **Reminder** Edubuntu meeting in #ubuntu-meeting in 2 minutes [01:59] **Reminder** Edubuntu cookbook meeting in #edubuntu-cookbook in 62 minutes [01:59] why dont we hold it in a logged channel btw ? [02:00] i dont think its a good idea to make it that secret ... [02:07] ogra: it's not secret [02:07] we just don;t want a lot of noise [02:07] and we didn;t book #u-m [02:08] we have adverrised it here and in the m/l [02:08] anyone is welcome [02:08] but only people who wants to be there need attend [02:08] not the dozens of wall flys who like to make disruptive comments [02:08] as we need to get some action now [02:08] and the #u-m joins and leaves get annoying === jsgotangco [n=jsg@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === mhz [n=mhz_chil@moinmoin/fan/mhz] has joined #edubuntu === Rondom [n=Rondom@84.245.164.117] has joined #edubuntu [02:27] ogra: doing triage at the moment :P === JaneW hugs jsgotangco thanks :) === jinty [n=jinty@215.Red-83-49-54.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu [02:56] ogra: i will probably fork the stable about ubuntu doc for 6.06 and add the edubuntu specific features [02:56] yep [02:56] that way we could still have translations on it [02:57] it'll be just a few additional strings [02:57] and a localhost link for schooltool [02:57] can you provide me a bird's eye view of the most important features? [02:57] yep, willl do [02:57] cheers [02:57] its mostly ltsp artwork and some smaller stuff on the desktop [02:58] will make a clean list [02:58] it won't affect the doc freeze at all, the current docs already got branched but not edubuntu so its still in trunk [02:58] okay [02:58] as i said, i dont agree at all with your early docfreeze [02:58] are you still going to put in ubuntu-docs? [02:59] and i take the freedom to decide that we dont use it in edubuntu :) [02:59] that depends on the space, the server guide is invaluable, i'd love to have it [02:59] okay how are you going to put in jonathan's guide? [02:59] into edubuntu-docs [02:59] as html? [02:59] which is kind of broken currently [03:00] first step will be html to get it in quickly [03:00] well you can still point it from yelp though [03:00] if we could change it until release to be something better integrated, i'm fine [03:00] html is quick and dirty and guarantess that we'll have it in ... [03:01] indeed i'd prefer xml at the end [03:05] if its ready i can transform it quickly then just clean it up [03:05] ok have you started? [03:05] re [03:05] meeting here? === ogra quickly maks coffe [03:05] not really this isn't cookbook related [03:06] mhz, rather than in a non public non logged channel === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #edubuntu [03:06] okis [03:06] just wondering [03:06] I need some coffee though because I'd like to participate on this one === janimo [n=jani@Home03207.cluj.astral.ro] has joined #edubuntu [03:07] so where is our fellow meeting leader ? [03:08] pygi!? [03:08] ok we'll start at 10 past [03:08] officially [03:08] since the timing collided with the other meeting a little === ogra will have to run to the baker if she comes ... [03:08] and we need a clear separation [03:08] and I like to have time for a quick monologue [03:09] :P [03:09] hi [03:09] you have the whole day [03:09] (in case it gets a long monologue) [03:09] heh [03:09] it's been so long since I SPOKE to anyone [03:11] JaneW: you dont speak to people? [03:11] Hobbsee: there's no one here [03:12] ah [03:12] although I did get a phone call earlier so I am lying [03:12] oh yes, i see [03:12] hehe [03:12] and once my children get home I wish it was silent :) [03:12] i thought you chaired a lot of the other meeting as well...which would involve plenty of speaking... [03:12] JaneW, at least you have people around you if you go outside ... guess when *i* spoke to someone in person the last time :) [03:12] that's why the sprints are nice [03:12] yeah [03:12] cso we get to talk to eachother [03:12] when would the next one be? [03:13] jsgotangco: er in June sometimes, but we have not had any meetings [03:13] Hobbsee: not so many atm === jsgotangco doubts he'll get sponspored to attend one again [03:13] JaneW: fair enough. makes #kubuntu look busy in comparison! [03:13] jsgotangco: I'll nominate you again, if I get a chance to [03:14] ok we should start [03:14] Hobbsee: yes our community is very small still [03:14] KDE had a loyal following already [03:14] a rather selective market, so yeah [03:14] we are starting from stratch [03:15] there arent *that* many school sys admins in the world... [03:15] hey, but we're still on place 68 on distrowatch ... [03:15] :) [03:15] (rising) [03:15] hehe [03:15] yeah [03:15] that's something [03:15] it cant be *that* small [03:15] congrats [03:15] ogra: yes that's steadilly agining ground [03:15] nice to see === Hobbsee has no idea what kubuntu is now [03:16] ogra: small PARTICIPATING community === Hobbsee shuts up, seeing that JaneW wanted to start the meeting :P [03:16] that is true [03:16] yep [03:16] ok let's go [03:16] ogra: sure we're a notch higher than Vine :/ [03:16] ogra: and Turbolinux [03:16] so where's the monologue === ogra gets popcorn [03:16] spacey: pygi isn't here, but you have you info don't you? [03:16] info about what? [03:17] *The*Edubuntu*Cook*Book* [03:17] whats that ? [03:17] :P [03:17] the info i have is in the wiki [03:17] JaneW: can i be an absolute pain, adn ask what that is? === JaneW takes a deep breath === Hobbsee couldnt seem to find that info in the wiki... [03:17] spacey: URL please [03:17] since the meeting gets postponed every day cyclus i didn't do anything [03:17] for everyone's reference [03:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToCookEdubuntu [03:18] ok question 1) Is this thing ever going to be done? === Hobbsee gets the sudden image of placing edubuntu on the bbq :P [03:18] ahh... === JaneW gets an urge to burn some books [03:18] well with this the meeting got postponed every day cyclus i have less faith in that :P [03:19] but here it is [03:19] so there is still hope [03:19] JaneW, so that was your monologue ? [03:19] if we get the things we want in there on a row [03:19] yes I appologise I have been ill [03:19] i think we can fill it in [03:19] some of the postponements were my fault [03:19] the reason nothing is written is because its not clear what should be written [03:19] ogra: no I was babbling before the meeting, that was the monologue [03:19] i couldnt attend any of the meetings before because of RL issues [03:19] i was ill too last week [03:20] spacey: I don't honestly understand that [03:20] that stuff just happens [03:20] sorry to hear you were ill too [03:20] hello guys :) [03:20] ok so we are here now [03:20] what if anything can we do [03:20] we need to establish [03:20] too bad pygi isn't here [03:20] yes [03:20] 1) Who wants to be involved [03:20] he had some mind food [03:20] 2) How much time and effort they have to contribute (and what they actually want to and can do) [03:21] oliver can i ask you something? [03:21] i am willing to write several chapters at least [03:21] 3) We have to figure out if anything can be achieved in the time avaiable with 1 & 2 [03:21] how much time is available [03:21] spacey: excellent === JaneW 's feel is that whoever wants to write must just DO IT [03:22] jup [03:22] first meeting i planned [03:22] to the best of their ability and according to what they think is required [03:22] we can do fine edits afterwards [03:22] was to pinpoint what we actually want to write [03:22] and make points per chapter what we want in there and what not [03:22] and as I keep saying once we have something, we can work with it [03:22] id like to see the structure changed a bit [03:22] maybe i'm thinking to structured [03:22] JaneW: about what are u discussing? [03:22] ok so if we can't get that out in a group meeting make an 'executive decision' [03:23] Bluekuja, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToCookEdubuntu [03:23] o [03:23] let me see [03:23] spacey: your thinking is correct, but we don;t have enough structure to support it right now [03:23] spacey: which is why I want to take the approach of 'just do it' and then fix it [03:23] so you mean like, just write parts and stick it together [03:23] nice [03:23] because it;s more likely that we'll get something out that way [03:24] and we'll allow ppl to be more creative [03:24] with a stapler [03:24] spacey YES [03:24] thats true [03:24] well there is one part done [03:24] and then we can say, ok these 2 parts don;t go great together let;s edit these 2 chapters [03:24] its called Hardware requirements [03:24] ogra: when you have some time free i have to ask you an hand [03:24] ;) [03:24] but in the mean time we are talking back and forth, but have nothing [03:24] JaneW: so we want to publish a list of chapters, and say fill it in like you want [03:24] can anyone see the logic in what I am suggesting? [03:25] Bluekuja, yes, lets do it after the meeting, sorry for being a bit unresponsive yesterday [03:25] spacey: yes [03:25] np oliver :) [03:25] so lets just generate a list of topics [03:25] and fill every topic with content [03:25] yes ok [03:25] you had a chapter layout [03:25] yeah [03:25] is everyone happy with that? [03:26] nope [03:26] is https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuDocumentation/EdubuntuCookbook the same thing? [03:26] ogra had suggestions for changes...? [03:26] i wasn't really happy with it myself [03:26] it needs discussion [03:26] i'd like to flip workstation and default install in that structure [03:26] ok let's do that [03:26] it was on e-mail [03:26] is it in the wiki too? [03:26] yeh [03:26] bimberi: that was my original document for 5.10 but no one helped me so... [03:26] JaneW: i think the wiki one is outdated [03:26] compared to the email one [03:26] pygi send some chapter layouts around [03:26] yeah that's the one i started before [03:26] sent [03:26] spacey: can you quickly update? [03:26] jsgotangco: ah kk :| [03:27] spacey: then we can edit right now [03:27] jsgotangco: we promise to help now [03:27] i can copy paste from the email [03:27] let me look [03:27] tee hee [03:27] don't give up [03:27] spacey: ty [03:27] JaneW: I could still look into svn for the early work i did and use it [03:28] but i cannot promise to help out on the cookbook now [03:28] jsgotangco: it may still be relevant, so yes please! === jsgotangco looks at early revisions from svn [03:28] jsgotangco: understood, I know you are busy === mgalvin [n=mgalvin@ubuntu/member/mgalvin] has joined #edubuntu [03:29] hi mgalvin [03:29] wow we have the elite of the docteam here now :) [03:29] *stage whisper* plus if we could get mgalvin to make some edubuntu feature tours... [03:29] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToCookEdubuntu/Chapters#preview [03:29] ogra: we can probably use this instead https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuDocumentation/EdubuntuQuickguide/IntroductionToEdubuntu [03:29] if we'd have approval for the artwork finally, yes :/ [03:29] top of that wikipage [03:30] hi all! [03:30] spacey: thanks [03:30] jsgotangco, yeah, looks very good [03:30] jsgotangco: will that have screenshots? === mgalvin point everyone to the start of https://wiki.edubuntu.com/EdubuntuDapperBeta [03:31] JaneW, the ff startpage ? [03:31] ogra: yes [03:31] just the edubuntu CSS if we're still going to use the red thing [03:31] bakertime brb [03:32] wow now i read that thing i wrote a few months ago, i seem to like it [03:32] mgalvin: oooh cool, thanks! [03:33] JaneW: I see logic but I am still thinking if I can do anything (commitment, I mean) [03:33] mhz: come on it could launch your writing career [03:34] ogra: if you want different chapterlayout or something please edit the wiki [03:34] can everyone take a look at it and comment as they see fit please? [03:35] spacey: what happened to the table that people can put their names against [03:35] it will be pointless if 10 ppl all do the introduction [03:35] so we should see who is working on what [03:36] yeah [03:36] sorry brb [03:36] re === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has left #edubuntu ["Bye!] [03:38] i am going to try and make sure all the derivs have a beta tour... so i have a quick request... [03:39] shoot [03:39] mgalvin: all ears [03:40] pay him === jsgotangco hides [03:40] haha [03:40] i'd love to ... but mark didnt adopt me yet [03:40] since edubuntu is based on GNOME i know what features are there but i don't follow all the edubuntu dev so might there be a list of features i could reference or... [03:40] could someone possibly help me come up with just such a list [03:40] yeah that'll be useful too for the about edubuntu page [03:40] mgalvin, i just agreed to make a featurelist [03:41] i'll put you on CC [03:41] sorry, have some RL drama here === JaneW points at ogra [03:41] :( [03:41] spacey: you ok? [03:41] oh, ok sweet! [03:41] ogra: cc me too please [03:41] will do [03:41] ogra: I battle to keep up :) [03:41] :) [03:43] ok the cookbook is doomed [03:43] is it ? [03:43] well Pygi couldn't get here and now spacey is away too [03:43] true [03:43] although I stand by what I said earlier [03:44] anyone who is interested should just dive in and do a section which interests them as they see fit [03:44] in the mean time highvoltage's doc rocks and we should use it [03:44] yep [03:44] thats why i decided to ship it === mgalvin is Pygi's irc proxy atm... if you need something from him ping me with it and i can forward it to him [03:44] good thanks [03:45] mgalvin, he initiated that meeting [03:45] mgalvin: well you can let him know that there's very little faith atm [03:45] mgalvin, so you would have to run it :P [03:45] oh [03:45] we just can;t seem to get the thing to fly [03:45] ummm :) [03:45] too much discussion and too'ing and fro'ing [03:45] I just want to see someone take it and do it [03:45] we can crit it and improve it after [03:46] but mostly we just need something to work with [03:46] and that's our biggest issue right now [03:46] i guee jonathans doc will just grow over the releases to become the cookbook if we dont get people to write it now [03:46] *guess [03:46] we keep getting stuck in hypothetical discussions [03:46] I can not write the book [03:46] why ? [03:46] but I could take someone;s work and help to edit it [03:47] did you even try to write a book ? [03:47] so I am waiting to have something I can work with [03:47] ogra: well no [03:48] ogra: do we really have many diff from jonathan's distro? [03:48] mhz, not anymore [03:49] and is it a matter of license or something else, we can't/shouldn't base on jonathan's? [03:49] we base on jonathans [03:49] we just cant base on the old one since it handles ltsp 4.1 [03:50] and the new one is still very young [03:51] Pygi says... "please tell them that at least me and Spacey will write it if nothing else" [03:52] mgalvin: yes === msoeken [n=Wikipedi@p5481C72B.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #edubuntu [03:55] mgalvin: cool, tell him we'll hold them to that :) [03:55] mgalvin: they can dive right in and discuss issues as they arise in #edubuntu or the mailing list, no need to wait for specific meetings. [03:57] ogra: did you want any changes in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToCookEdubuntu/Chapters ? [03:57] JaneW: sent [03:57] ogra: if so please do [03:57] spacey, yes, sorry. phone [03:57] ok np [03:58] i just want to flip workstation and default chapters, the workstation is an extra goodie, we should treat it like that even in documentation [03:59] meh. LP is down [03:59] cant edit currently [04:00] ogra: yes another 15 minds or so I think [04:00] yup [04:00] ogra: was a 40 min maint slot [04:00] Launchpad database back up... [04:00] :) [04:01] hmmmmmmm [04:02] I would still suggest we define sort of "iterations" for CookBook [04:03] defining the "URGENTLY needed chapters" iterations (maybe 1 week iterations will do) [04:03] spacey, changed [04:03] then, move on to "less URGENT needed chapters" iterations [04:03] and so on [04:03] kind of "Extreme Programming" iterations [04:04] mhz, feel free to change the wiki ;) [04:04] well [04:04] thats great [04:04] Could/Would XP apply to this? [04:04] XP ? [04:04] i think its an huge collection of chapters by now [04:04] extreme programming = xp [04:04] which means *plenty* of work [04:04] no idea === ogra always does his programming in an extreme context ... [04:04] ogra: ;p [04:04] ogra: hehehee [04:05] we can mark some chapters as essential [04:05] ogra on roller ksating ? [04:05] yep [04:05] that might be a good idea [04:05] skating [04:05] mhz, mostly time pressure is enough to keep it extreme :) [04:05] but regarding the screensaver i also have extremely annoyed users around me sometimes :) [04:06] ogra: yeah, just pulling your leg...oh and yes, to put up with your work load, you need some equilibrium and tricks [04:06] tricks are fine :) [04:08] spacey: I am not the one to speak about it (too far away from edubuntu lately but trying to get back little by little) but could you specify some "requirements" in a exteme programming methodology fashion? [04:08] sorry i skipped the extreme programming subject on school:) [04:08] ooh, okis [04:08] i don't like programming [04:08] :p [04:09] spacey: i have no idea about programming, but that methodology is one of the coolest for every project where requirements are a lot, time is little, people group vary, etc. [04:10] well i'm sure you can google for that [04:10] ok my time is up [04:10] JaneW: familiar with extreme programming methodology? ( jsgotangco maybe?) [04:10] have we achieved anything here? [04:10] mhz: some of the theory yes [04:10] but I am no programmer [04:10] unless a semester of Turbo C counts :P [04:11] JaneW: me neither :D but would you consider it for cookbook current needs ? [04:12] I can *try* [04:12] but I have some other resp too [04:12] JaneW, spacey and Pygi will care is the outcome imho [04:12] yes [04:12] err [04:12] why do you need XP? [04:12] if people ask to help, we'll ponit them to them [04:12] ok so when someone is working on something please put your name against it [04:12] so there's no duplication [04:13] mhz: XP cannot be applied to writing [04:13] thats infe [04:13] spacey: basically, (very basically) it is about defining very little requirements, each requirement is considered a "functional" goal, and we all get to work on this tiny bunch of requirements defined in a small period of time (iterations) [04:13] why do you tell me? :P [04:14] mhz: id rather have this discussion go on defining what needs to be written quickly than methodologies [04:14] like reusing existing wiki pages [04:15] jsgotangco: me too, believe me, but they way I see it, it is all being considered as "urgent" and imho, that is not helping anyone === mhz phone [04:16] ogra: about edubuntu is done, im just waiting now for your feature list [04:18] will do it during the day, i need to dig up all the old flight announcements [04:21] no worries === ogra takes a break now === Burgwork [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu [04:47] i guess the discussion about the cookbook just died without warning? [05:00] hi guys [05:01] hey [05:03] jsgotangco: are you very active with xubuntu? [05:03] re === mhz was at phone [05:04] highvoltage: nomed is active in xubuntu [05:04] highvoltage: not really [05:04] hi jon :) [05:04] highvoltage: oh... "with" or "in"? [05:04] hi Bluekuja [05:05] how are you today jon? [05:05] mhz: whichever way he'd like to answer it :) [05:05] Bluekuja: very tired. we had lots of long, long meetings, which ran in circles [05:05] i didn't talk much just listened, but it was quite tiring [05:05] yeah , i did a meeting too today [05:06] ok, i'm off to home, will reconnect there. bye! [05:06] okie cya :) === janimo [n=jani@Home03207.cluj.astral.ro] has left #edubuntu [] [05:31] is edubuntu-es active? [05:31] jsgotangco: hehehe, define active ;) [05:31] err edubuntu-devel-es i mean [05:32] (list) [05:32] jsgotangco: not that I know of. === jsgotangco wonders if its worth mentioning in the about edubuntu document :) [05:32] jsgotangco: hmmmm [05:32] i wonder too [05:33] I guees it should be [05:33] otherwise, people wont come anyways [05:33] I mean, it is a resource [05:33] lol ok [05:33] and I do hpe [05:34] hope that after June 1st and 2nd, people will activate it [05:34] mhz: i'll add it its an edubuntu resource anyway [05:34] activate? [05:34] yup [05:34] whare is there to activate? [05:34] i see https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/edubuntu-devel-es and there is little traffic [05:34] the FET is held on June 1st and 2nd, so I cross my fingers many teachers will start pointing towards edubuntu afterwards [05:34] ahhh [05:35] how do i describe this? [05:35] i apologize for my still messy-sense english [05:35] "spanish-only edubuntu list" ? [05:35] hmmm === mhz thinking [05:36] edubuntu list for spanish speakers willing to contribute to develop edubuntu [05:36] jsgotangco: ? [05:37] oh, you need a 3 word definition? [05:37] would it be better if i describe it as a special interest group for edubuntu in spanish? [05:37] okis [05:38] you have more experience on such definitions [05:38] hmm ok let me think on how to describe such [05:38] gimme a few minutes [05:38] Lista de coordinacion y colaboracion en el desarrollo de Edubuntu mundial -y temas asociados- y de ayuda a los interesados en probar Edubuntu (profesores, alumnos y amigos de Edubuntu). [05:38] Para ver envos anteriores a la lista, puede visitar los archivos de edubuntu-devel-es . [05:39] i give you the few minutes ;) and a cheer \o/\o/\o/ [05:39] desarollo? [05:39] desarrollo = development [05:40] ahh [05:40] jsgotangco: need a version (translation into a foreign language) of it? [05:40] i understand a fair bit of spanish [05:40] o, cool [05:40] que bueno! [05:40] some words just escape me though === LaserJock [n=mantha@ubuntu/member/laserjock] has joined #edubuntu [05:59] mhz: how does this fare to you? [05:59] The Edubuntu community mailing list, where we discuss news, ideas and issues with Edubuntu. There is also a special interest group for Edubuntu in the Spanish language. [06:01] jsgotangco: very good! excellente [06:02] (it likes to edubuntu-devel-es) [06:02] s/likes/links [06:08] ogra: ok both are done already, just ping me whenever you need it [06:08] im going to sleep [06:09] jsgotangco: ready to translate ? [06:09] no not yet [06:09] we'll have to register it in rosetta for that [06:09] it should build in http://doc.ubuntu.com as an html preview later [06:10] jsgotangco: but maybe I could translate into text [06:10] and then get into Rosetta [06:10] or not wise? [06:10] nahhh i'll make sure it gets into rosetta by on easter [06:10] if not the day after easter [06:11] cool === mhz is now forced to use Rosetta :D [06:11] shouldn't be that much it'll probaly be around 50 lines in rosetta anyways [06:11] okis [06:11] np [06:11] I can deal with it [06:11] and it was time I do that anyways [06:11] try checking out doc.ubuntu.com later and see if the edubuntu part gets to be updated [06:12] it does its cron job twice a day it might get triggered later [06:12] okis === highvoltage [n=Jono@mtngprs7.mtn.co.za] has joined #edubuntu [06:27] highvoltage: gee! that car is fast! [06:33] mhz: i only live 10 minutes from work :) [06:34] did you ever consider not taking the shortcut via johannisburg on your way home ? [06:35] ogra: hehe! if that was the case, then it really *would* be a fast car! [06:35] :) [06:35] if it was that fast i'd drive to germany and help you move :) [06:35] hehe [06:36] if it was *that* fast, it wouldnt have a boot :) [06:36] :) === mode/#edubuntu [+o highvoltage] by ChanServ [06:40] Mr. operator === mode/#edubuntu [-o highvoltage] by highvoltage [06:41] jon find everytime some girls near the place he works and so the duration of the trip work-home is longer haha [06:41] :) [06:42] hehehe [06:42] Bluekuja: actually, when i got home a girl called me and talked for nearly half an hour, i would've been back in the channel sooner if it weren't for that :) [06:42] haha so thats true [06:42] playboy [06:43] hehehe, everyone wants a piece of "voltage" [06:43] haha [06:44] "need new sensations? Get highvoltage!" [06:44] xD [06:44] see? we can run your marketing campaign [06:44] how are girls there jon? === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #edubuntu [06:45] highvoltage: do you have a bookmark for a pantone-hexadecimal/rgb colors? [06:45] maybe me [06:46] you mean something like this [06:46] wait getting the link [06:46] :) [06:47] okis [06:48] http://www.colourlovers.com/ [06:48] see if its what are you searching for [06:48] mhz: something like this? [06:48] !google hexadecimal rgb colors [06:48] Bugger all, I dunno. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, highvoltage [06:49] hmm.. ubotu is a bit dumber than i though :) === mhz opening tab#560 [06:49] http://www.web-source.net/216_color_chart.htm [06:49] :D === mhz opening tab #561 now === hannes___ [i=hannes@dna254-92.satp.customers.dnainternet.fi] has joined #edubuntu [06:50] it was good mauricio? [06:50] still opening [06:51] hehehe okie [06:54] mmm...now that site stopped loading [06:54] strange maybe is under maintanance [06:55] highvoltage: hmmm [06:55] something like that [06:55] but as i have never actually seen a pantone [06:55] no idea [06:55] sure, I guess it is something like that [06:55] Bluekuja: nope, still loading [06:55] really strange [06:55] it was working [06:56] something like 5 minutes ago [06:58] it was a very good website [06:58] wow!!! [06:58] THIS IS IT [06:58] http://www.weprintcolor.com/pantone_RGB_convert.htm [06:58] xD [06:58] thx guys [06:58] let me see [06:59] nice [06:59] :) [06:59] np mauricio [06:59] your welcome [07:08] mauricio wats the local time where you live? [07:13] utc -4 [07:13] 13:13 [07:13] o [07:13] here in italy its gmt +1 [07:14] 19:14 [07:15] Bluekuja: really? it's gmt+2 in south africa and it's the same time here :) [07:15] hehe yeah [07:16] we have the same time [07:16] nice for meetings [07:16] ^^ [07:16] mhz: i'll e-mail you a bit later, i need to go to a friend quickly [07:16] ciao jon [07:16] see you later [07:16] :) [07:17] ciao Bluekuja! [07:17] cya :) [07:17] i still want to hear more about your ideas for italy, and we need to put down our plans for that testing! [07:17] l8rs... [07:17] yeah jon === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #edubuntu === jinty [n=jinty@215.Red-83-49-54.dynamicIP.rima-tde.net] has joined #edubuntu [07:39] Bluekuja: you have forgotten the dailight saving time [07:39] atm, it is gmt+1+daylightsaving(1h) [07:47] Bluekuja: http://www.warpgear.com/pantone/index.php?hex=%23686868&red=104&green=104&blue=104&mincolors=3 [07:47] this is awsome [07:47] and [07:47] http://www.netfront.fr/Services/rgb2pantone/pantone.htm?r=&g=&b=&rgb=ff4809 [07:47] showing variations === mhz is now known as mhz_fod === mhz_fod is now known as mhz_food === littlepaul [n=littlepa@p5084E039.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #edubuntu === LaserJock is now known as LaserJock_away === yvesC [n=yves@lns-bzn-50f-81-56-207-189.adsl.proxad.net] has joined #edubuntu === pygi [n=pygi@83-131-244-229.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #edubuntu [08:22] JaneW, ogra, spacey, highvoltage: poke [08:22] pong [08:22] spacey: have you been at meeting today? [08:23] yup [08:24] pygi: read back in the channellog [08:24] spacey: then you know we are to write book on our own? [08:24] pygi: yup [08:24] i know [08:24] spacey: good :-P [08:24] where is the log? url perhaps? [08:27] dunno [08:27] but ubuntulog logs [08:27] :) [08:27] joy spacey :) [08:27] I'll have a look now...sec pls [08:27] http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ [08:31] was it in #edubuntu or in #u-meeting [08:31] spacey:? [08:31] edubuntu [08:31] k, lemme look === pygi had to use mgalvin as irc proxy :) [08:34] yes that was a bit inconvienant [08:34] spacey: lol, this was bah "he had some mind food" :-P [08:34] what did that mean? :P [08:36] spacey: was wiki changed according to ogra suggestions? [08:39] spacey: still alive? :) === LaserJock_away is now known as LaserJock [08:41] JaneW, spacey, highvoltage, still alive? :) [08:44] spacey: wake up pls :) [09:00] :o [09:08] JaneW, I wonder if Canonical should fund some driver work on whiteboards === cbx33 [n=pete@84-45-238-195.no-dns-yet.enta.net] has joined #edubuntu === Rondom [n=Rondom@87.193.5.133] has joined #edubuntu === P3L|C4N0 [n=gcamposm@201.230.101.71] has joined #edubuntu [09:46] pygi on launchpad? [09:51] check === jouni__m [n=jouni@laku34.adsl.netsonic.fi] has joined #edubuntu === hollerith [n=chatzill@82-33-115-99.cable.ubr08.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has joined #edubuntu [10:20] howzit! can you make an ubuntu install into an edubuntu one? [10:25] hollerith just install edubuntu-desktop meta-package [10:27] ok thanks! [10:29] hollerith if you need ltsp server I don't know how to install it [10:30] there's instructions for ubuntu ltsp on the ltsp website [10:30] check the 4.2 docs [10:30] er what is it? ltsp server [10:30] you don't know what an ltsp server is? [10:30] nope === bimberi [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu [10:31] LTSP = Linux Terminal Server Project [10:31] you know how X is client-server based, and how you can run X applications over the network? [10:31] ah! like vnc ;) [10:31] much better than VNC [10:32] how so? [10:32] thin clients only need about 8 megs of ram, they boot over the network, and they get their own login screens and sessions [10:32] you can run an entire building of terminals from one decent server (costing prehaps $1k USD) [10:33] from experience, I suggest terminals be at least pentium 2 w/ an accelerated video card (ie, ATI Rage128, Radeon, MGA..) === yvesC [n=yves@zenobi.ycombe.net] has joined #edubuntu [10:34] the idea being, for a school, you build one server.. prehaps a dual-core or quad-core Opteron system with 2 gigs ram and a sizable hard disk.. [10:34] vnc is pretty light [10:34] you need a web browser to connect to VNC. with LTSP, you don't even need a hard drive in your terminals. [10:35] each terminal could be a Pentium 3, which many schools are throwing away right now, with even a low-end accelerated card [10:35] uh not so - that's just a tightvnc plugin [10:35] some gigabit networking gear for a backbone so everything doesn't saturate a single 100meg connection to the server [10:35] hollerith: you don't get it. [10:35] VNC requires a working full computer to connect to a server [10:36] with LTSP, you need no hard drive. you need almost nothing but the base components and a monitor [10:36] the systems boot over the network, kernel, filesystem, everything. you plug a floppy disk or USB flash disk into one of the terminals, an icon appears on your desktop [10:37] VNC is just a remote access system that runs over a web browser. it doesn't compare at all. === mhz_food is now known as mhz [10:37] ...like Larry Ellison's net computer [10:37] set one up, you'll understand it more. [10:38] I was disappointed with LTSP a few years ago, but 4.2 is quite nice. they even have their own network filesystem (LTSPfs) for using local drives [10:38] okay - where I'm at is I don't need remote desktop or lstp, I vnc from A to B which is usually a PC (linux) [10:39] I want edubuntu because I picked up a whole lot of old Dells from my work and [10:39] LTSP isn't for single-user environments. it's for large institutions like a school or business [10:39] put ubuntu on them to give to some kids I know who have no computers [10:40] LTSP only works when the computers are on the same LAN. [10:41] if you're looking to run things over the Internet, using XDMCP/X11 over SSH [10:41] but I need parental (or legal guardian) controls so edubuntu but no terminal services - sorry to talk over you I type slow [10:41] then why are you asking about LTSP? [10:42] someone asked me if I needed it and I asked what it was [10:42] hollerith then edubuntu-desktop is just what you want :) [10:42] that's a long way to a punchline [10:43] how does "Wyld World" sound for a kids edutainment suite centered around pokemon-like epets [10:43] Arc thanks I though ltsp would be intresting. now I think it's must test thing if I get time for it. [10:43] lekke [10:44] jouni__m: yes its very interesting. [10:44] :-) [10:45] comments on "Wyld World"? [10:46] ja - Wyld World is lekke [10:46] nice [10:47] good - like Pokemon in the bush [10:47] ive got a mario 64-like action/adventure world and interface using Soya, kids will have a pet in this world which needs things that they need to collect by completing missions [10:47] as for linux terminal services - is that related to the microsoft RDP? [10:48] like finding a certain kind and number of berry (identified by shape and color), or building things based on simple math (addition and subtraction) [10:48] You got me again - Soya is a 3D rendering engine? [10:49] hollerith: no. it uses TFTP, NFS, XDMCP, and X11 protocols. it has absolutly nothing to do with Microsoft or any project they've worked on [10:49] Soya3d is a popular Python module for 3d games [10:50] its easy to write games using Python and Soya, leaving designers to focus on game design and content rather than struggling through debugging code [10:50] Python? Now you're talking! [10:51] I've been meaning to get into using pygame now there's this too - anybody feel like Python is moving soo fast this last year or so? [10:52] oh. if you're talking about microsoft remote desktops, LTSP supports that too. you can even have multiple screens active at once on the same terminal, one to linux and the other to windows. i saw that at a demo once. [10:52] pygame only does 2d graphics, which is kinda outdated [10:52] though it'll use acceleration if it's available. [10:52] Arc Wyld World sound cool for kids. [10:52] thanks jouni__m :-) [10:56] outdated? what about game play? :) [10:56] Arc Old Snoopy calculator has good simple math games. There was basic add substract multiple and divine calculations and 2 games. [10:57] Is there a character called Wyld? [10:59] first was based on < = > things for example left side 4+1 and right side 6 and < is correct answer. Points are based on number of mistakes and time [10:59] algebra? what kind of age group are you aiming at? [11:01] second was "shooting" numbers so the sum has to be ten. For example 7 kills 3. It was fast game. [11:04] hey do you remember those questions about 'how long does it take two men dig a ditch'...? [11:05] or like 'a tap dripping for so long - how long does it take to fill the bucket' (I am really old so maybe not..) [11:05] I'm not doing anything that involves shooting anything [11:06] how about a cluedo like game based on figuring out elementary problems like these? [11:06] eliminate suspects etc [11:06] naa all the math stuff so far is finding certain numbers of berries to make a potion [11:07] hmm - like a D&D thing [11:07] Arc shooting is bad term for it. It was just numbers. [11:07] hollerith: have you ever played pokemon? [11:08] no - its like a tamuguchi creature? [11:08] or seen it on tv? or digimon? [11:08] yeah I saw it - they fight [11:08] pokemon was originally a RPG that Nintendo came out with, you're a "trainer" who collects wild monsters and trains them to fight other monsters [11:09] you give them potions to heal them [11:09] oh true. and they evolve into better [11:10] pokemon - is pokemon still about? I thought it was all beyblades these days [11:11] doesnt matter [11:11] pokemon trading cards and tv show is still really popular [11:11] heck mighty morphin power rangers is still popular [11:11] true. doesn't matter. [11:12] you still see it lots === Sergi0 [n=serge@ip227-28-166-62.adsl.versatel.nl] has joined #edubuntu [11:13] a lot of this stuff is still fueled by cartoons but stays under the olds radar [11:14] isn't there going to be some digital rights issue? [11:19] im not copying pokemon, only using a similar theme [11:29] @arc best of luck with that - I've got to go put edbuntu-desktop on lots of really slow PII's :) [11:31] @arc:thanks for the info === hollerith [n=chatzill@82-33-115-99.cable.ubr08.azte.blueyonder.co.uk] has left #edubuntu ["User] === jouni__m [n=jouni@laku34.adsl.netsonic.fi] has left #edubuntu ["Ex-Chat"] === HedgeMage [i=me@freenode/staff/HedgeMage] has joined #edubuntu