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uniqto late for me to, work in less than 7 hours.. i'll try to read the backlog though :)12:03
raphinkgood night toma12:04
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Riddellso, we should start12:04
RiddellHobbsee: you have the first item12:04
Hobbseehttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/3857312:04
UbugtuMalone bug 38573 in kdebase "kubuntu_36_hide_kjobviewer_menu_entry.diff should be dropped" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  12:04
raphinklet's12:05
Hobbseethis is a wishlist - do we want to accept it?  it probably makes sense12:05
RiddellI tt12:05
Riddell] 12:05
Riddellsorry12:05
Riddellrationale for removng it was that when there's something printing you get it in the systray12:05
Riddellso I don't see why it's needed12:05
LureI would agree that the on is SysSetting->Printers is a bit hidden one...12:06
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OdyX4 clics...12:06
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raphinksame12:06
raphink+ there's the print applet12:06
raphinkthat can be added to the bar12:06
LureRiddell: right, so if my jobs are stuck it will be there12:07
Hobbseepeople still cant find the theming section of system settings - i doubt that many end up finding the printer module too12:07
Hobbseesorry, still rather asleep here...start, brain, start!12:07
RiddellHobbsee: themeing isn't there at all, printing is there12:07
freeflyingRiddell: some guys need themeing select from system settings12:08
LureHobbsee: I can agree with theme/appereance and stuff (many modules), but Printers is only one12:08
Hobbseei guess it's a submenu away.  i actually meant colours12:08
Riddellis there a use case 12:08
yuriyI think if anybody needs kjobviewer when they're not printing they can be bothered to go to system settings, there's no need to clutter up the menu with it.12:08
Riddellfor when you need it?12:08
HobbseeRiddell: yes, in the bug report12:08
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Riddellhmm, printing from openoffice12:09
yuriyactually, i guess the bug report brings up good points12:09
Riddellhmm12:10
uniqi'm for removing the diff.12:10
RiddellI'm still against it but I'm happy for it to go to a poll12:10
LureRiddell: true - I also notice that Firefox does not trigger job viewer tray...12:10
RiddellLure: bah, use konqueror :)12:10
LureRiddell: tried twice, still no go... but planning again... ;-)12:11
Riddell-1 from me12:11
Riddellgo, vote..12:11
uniq+112:11
claydoh-112:11
Tonio_-112:11
Hobbsee+1 - i know i keep looking up the printer module often enough12:11
Lure+112:12
RiddellHobbsee: why do you end up looking it up?12:12
OdyX012:12
Tonio_Riddell: there is another possibility12:12
Tonio_there is a submenu activable12:12
Riddellyuck, submenu's are evil12:12
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Tonio_gives the same rederring than the "printers" submenu in windows12:13
HobbseeRiddell: because it's hard to hear if the printer is actually finished, and im' often not sure where the printer has failed - ie, my computer, or between my computer and the printer.12:13
Tonio_anyone already tested this ?12:13
uniqI'll have to go to bed. nite kubuntuers.12:13
OdyXnite uniq12:13
OdyXTonio_: howto ?12:13
Tonio_OdyX: showing a screenshot, plz wait ;)12:13
HobbseeRiddell: anyway, do we want to discuss the other issues, then come back to this, as people have had a bit of time to think?  it's already a quarter thru the meeting :P12:14
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Hobbseemorning kwwii 12:14
Riddellwe could let kwwii decide12:14
kwwiihi Hobbsee12:14
Riddellkwwii: let us know what you decide on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/3857312:14
UbugtuMalone bug 38573 in kdebase "kubuntu_36_hide_kjobviewer_menu_entry.diff should be dropped" [Wishlist,Confirmed]  12:14
Riddellok, Tonio_, your item12:14
Tonio_http://planetemu.net/temp/capture8.png12:14
Tonio_Riddell: here it is12:15
Tonio_just to finish on this :)12:15
RiddellTonio_: ug, a top level menu12:15
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Tonio_Riddell: that's better to me that a kjobviewer entry in system or  something......... but well, let's go next item :)12:16
OdyXTonio_: that's "to think about"...12:16
RiddellTonio_: bogofilter..12:16
yuriyTonio_: could that menu go within System?12:16
saaidawhat was the url for installing firefox 1.5 ? 12:16
Tonio_yes, so bogofilter has been removed12:16
Tonio_as our major aim for kubuntu is usability, I think that's an issue12:16
Tonio_it is not quite easy for a newbie to guess what are the compatibles antispam filters12:16
Riddellit looks like it's in main12:17
Hobbseesaaida: this is not a support channel.  see #kubuntu12:17
Tonio_Riddell: yes, it was shiped by default with dapper, but isn't anymore12:17
RiddellTonio_: any idea what's changed that it's not brought in now?12:17
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kwwiiRiddell: as someone who prints a lot, I find it nice to be able to open it easily...case 3 is exactly right - often things do not function as expected but you don't know that until 15min later (and you closed the pop-up cause you thought it would work)12:17
Tonio_Riddell: I didn't check deps in detail..... I will have to12:17
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Tonio_I have to compare breezy to dapper on that point12:18
OdyXdoes bogofilter have any issues/bad comportements ?12:18
Riddell3465kB, I'd say we afford that12:18
Tonio_Riddell: big advantage with bogofilter is that it is pretty light ressources compared to spamassassin12:18
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RiddellTonio_: does it need any setting up or does kmail use it automatically?12:19
Tonio_OdyX: bogofilter works nicelly as long as you tag correctly your mails12:19
Riddellhmm, you have to tag your e-mails?12:19
Tonio_Riddell: when you use kmail, simply use the antispam configuration assistant, and everything is automatic12:19
Tonio_as long as it is installed of course12:19
Tonio_Riddell: yes it is bayes based, so you have to tag to build black and white lists12:20
Tonio_same way than spamassassin anyway12:20
RiddellTonio_: how do you tag?  is there a menu item that becomes available when you setup spam?12:20
Tonio_once you taggued a few mails, it starts making good job to me, about 95% spams detected12:20
Tonio_Riddell: yes, you have buttons added to the interface automatically by the assistant12:20
OdyXRiddell: menu on right-clicks on mails or top-bar button.12:21
RiddellTonio_: sounds great, I'll add it to the seeds12:21
Tonio_everything is really simple to configure and use, as long as you have a tool preinstalled12:21
Tonio_Riddell: thanks :)12:21
Luregreat12:21
Riddellok, is Nirvana here?12:22
LureRiddell: does not look like...12:22
Riddellguess not12:22
Riddellmvo has some plans to add screenshots to gnome-app-install in dapper+112:22
Riddellwhich may be done through launchpad12:22
Riddellso something similar can be done for adept if someone wants to code it12:23
Riddellhmm, bogofilter is on this agenda twice :)12:23
raphinkoh nice :)12:23
OdyXscreenshots stored in debs or in launchpad ?12:23
RiddellOdyX: launchpad wuld be the best place12:23
OdyXsure.12:24
Hobbsee(if we cant stop duplicates on one wiki page, what chance do we have of avoiding duplicate bug reports??? :P )12:24
Riddelladding it to app-install-data would take up significant disk space12:24
Riddellok, pef points us to https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/4104012:24
UbugtuMalone bug 41040 in kdebase "Should be easier to choose printout mode (draft/normal/photo,...)" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  12:24
LureHobbsee: lol12:24
Riddellwhich looks a lot like an upstream issue to me, redesigning the kde print dialogue is not best done by distros12:25
tomanot at all indeed12:25
LureRiddell: agree 12:25
Riddelltoma: hmm?12:25
Riddelltoma: to which point?12:25
tomayour point12:26
yuriyi don't understand what is meant by adept screenshots12:26
tomahmm, other words: i think it is an upstream thing12:26
Riddellyep, pef if you read the logs, work with inorog on the issue12:26
Riddellso, kubuntu members12:26
kwwiiHere is a usability side of the printer problem...my father-in-law complained that his computer was stuck in a loop because he tried to print one document and it kept printing them every hour or so...in the end it turned out that he had tried to print a 70MB file and cause it took so long he kept clicking, thinking it was not working...the queue had like 20 jobs in it12:26
Lureyuriy: adept would show screenshop (preview) of app that you may want to installl12:26
raphinkyuriy: screenshots of programs to be added to program description12:27
raphinkimo12:27
yuriyoh to the description12:27
yuriyinteresting idea12:27
Riddellkwwii: yep, I think we'll add back the print job viewer to the menu 12:27
yuriyit would have to download them from launchpad or along with the package lists from apt then?12:27
tomakwwii: there was a prinitng summit recently, i think the conclusion was that printing can be improved a lot and there are people working on it 12:27
Riddelltoma: there's still very little action from KDE on it12:28
kwwiitoma: my point is, if he would have found the print queue utility he would have know12:28
toma(but that can take a while)12:28
kwwiibut he kept closing them12:28
kwwiianyway...12:28
kwwiithat is my opinion :-)12:28
Riddellso I now have the ability to make kubuntu members, which are equal to ubuntu members12:29
Riddellmember needs to have made a sustained and substantial contribution, and sign the code of conduct etc12:29
Tonio_Riddell: equal ?? interesting ;)12:29
Riddellquestions is what's the best way to accept people as members12:29
Hobbseeso, what's the idea - if you go for kubuntu membership, you dont have to go for ubuntu membership?12:29
kwwiiblood12:29
robotgeekif i am a member of both teams, do i get something special :P12:29
RiddellHobbsee: correct, they are exactly the same thing, you just get a different icon12:30
raphinkRiddell: as we're talking about kdeprint, did you confirm the greyed list of printers when adding a new printer currently?12:30
OdyXrobotgeek: A4 visit card.12:30
Tonio_Riddell: will members get @ubuntu.com address too ?12:30
Riddellraphink: nope, I didn't have that problem and neither has anyone else12:30
RiddellTonio_: they'll get @kubuntu.org addresses if elmo works out how to do it12:30
Tonio_Riddell: very nice ;)12:30
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Riddellas I understand it edubuntu are starting an edubuntu community council for this12:31
kwwiinow that is cool12:31
raphinkweird12:31
Tonio_Riddell: to my opinion a CC is the best for this yes12:31
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tomaRiddell: i found the kde eV method very good, 1 person suggest->2 agree->vote, but that depends on how many people would join. Maybe go straight to a vote would be ok.12:31
raphinkoh interesting12:31
raphink:)12:31
Riddellwe could have a kubuntu community council.  or we could have just use these meeting, 12:31
OdyXTonio_: CC, with Kubuntu Members or Ubuntu Members ?12:31
Riddellor I could just have the final say12:31
raphinkTonio_: hehe12:32
Riddelltoma: interesting idea, we could have a script set up to vote with the existing members12:32
Hobbseei supect that would create more problems than it would fix - what if the person suddenly starts working on gnome?  what if they want to work on both at the same time?  we already have enough people asking for teh kubuntu repos, thinking they are separate to the ubuntu ones - does that mean we need a #kubuntu-motu as well?12:32
claydohstart small, then go to a kubuntu community council if it gets too unwieldy?12:32
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Hobbseemind you, i like the idea of hobbsee@kubuntu.com12:32
Hobbseeer, .org12:32
Tonio_OdyX: same than the ubuntu CC, every member gives his opinion, and a team of people is designed to take the decision12:32
RiddellHobbsee: since kubuntu memebership is exactly the same as ubuntu membership this doesn't change stuff like everyone working in #ubuntu-motu12:33
Tonio_it works well for ubuntu actually, so why would we do differently ?12:33
OdyXTonio_: Yeah.. I understand that.. but would there be a Kubuntu CC (KCC) ?12:33
raphinkHobbsee: not .com12:33
Tonio_OdyX: supposedly yes12:33
HobbseeRiddell: i'm worried that people will start thinking that kubuntu/ubuntu memberships are different12:34
Hobbseeraphink: yeah, i fixed it12:34
LureTonio_: I think CC would be better (more clear), but then you need to define how CC is elected...12:34
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RiddellHobbsee: it just emphasises the parts you work on most12:34
yuriyso what would actually be the point/benefit of being a kubuntu "member" other than a cool email address?12:34
HobbseeRiddell: or that people will try to go for kubuntu just to get membership on kubuntu, if it's easier than ubuntu's, then switch over...12:34
robotgeekyuriy: more work, more responsibility :)12:34
Hobbseehmmm..right12:34
LureOr just Riddell changes his nick to ksabdfl?12:35
Lure;-)12:35
tomagood question yuriy12:35
robotgeeklol12:35
Tonio_Lure: LOL ^^12:35
Hobbseeyuriy: a cool hostmask that makes you look like you know what you're talkign about :P12:35
ajmitchyuriy: it's more for delegation to the teams where people work12:35
OdyXLure: +112:35
Hobbseehehe!12:35
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Riddellyuriy: mostly it's a sign of commitment, it also means you get to vote on community council and tech board members, and it's a requirement for getting upload rights12:35
Tonio_Lure: why not, riddell decides the kcc and then the kcc decides the members12:35
Tonio_that makes sense12:35
RiddellHobbsee: this is indeed something we'll have to be careful of12:35
tomaRiddell: in that case, i would think it is wise to vote between all members and you being able to override it at any time.12:36
yuriyRiddell, ajmitch: thanks, good answer12:36
OdyXI think (with all respect to you Riddell) that "one person  responsability" is dangerous. For the beginning, it's normal, but then, a concil is good.12:37
Hobbseeis it such a bad thing to go to the CC, and get membership that way?  i know they're kinda harsh at times, and a bit scary...but i would not want to separate the distros more than they already are12:37
yuriyHobbsee: lol yeah that's what I was thinking.12:37
ajmitchHobbsee: it's the CC that wants the teams to take responsibility for it, iirc12:37
tomain about a year, how many people do you expect in the kcc?12:38
ajmitchI think that the kubuntu-members would be a sub-team of ubuntu-members, so anyone added to k-m is automatically in both12:38
ajmitch(just speculation)12:38
LureHobbsee: I also understand current CC - it will not scale if you count also LoCo approvals, and governance stuff12:38
HobbseeAlso, we dont know everything - Riddell has a far greater understanding than we do of who fits where - how are we to vote on someone we've never heard much about, if they've not been on irc?  i've only found out that amu did the cds, recently!12:38
OdyXajmitch: that's what planning said, AFAIR12:38
Tonio_ajmitch: that can be a bit confusing no ?12:38
Lureit makes sense to have some delgation of authority to subgrups of size of Kubuntu or Edubuntu.12:38
yuriyajmitch: then whoever decides who is in ubuntu-members HAS to have a say here, not just Riddell or kcc12:38
ajmitchTonio_: simple once you see it :)12:38
Riddelltoma: if we had a community council I'd say 5 or 6 members12:38
Kamionajmitch: yes, that's how it's set up, see down at the end of https://launchpad.net/people/ubuntumembers12:38
Tonio_ajmitch: most people contributing on the kde part are not especially involved in gnome12:38
Tonio_and ubuntu  = gnome in the spirit of many12:39
Lureajmitch: that is the fact already - see launchpad12:39
ajmitchright12:39
OdyXTonio_: this maybe has to be changes "upstream"12:39
tomaRiddell: in that case a simple majority should be ok, on an equal amount of votes, you decide.12:39
tomajust mho12:39
Kamionyuriy: we're content to delegate this; if it turns out to be a problem we can always reconsider12:40
RiddellHobbsee: if we had a kcc then whoever was on it would have to be in touch with the community, but mostly the community is on #kubuntu-devel except loco teams12:40
OdyXmore in "Ubuntu = Good base + [Gnome/KDE/...] " or Ubuntu = good base.12:40
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Kamionhi12:40
HobbseeRiddell: that's true.12:40
RiddellI worry with a kcc that things might get to beurocratic, e.g. we don't have that many meetings and someone might not be able to turn up at the times we do12:41
RiddellKamion: do you know if CC had any expectation of how kubuntu and edubuntu would handle this?12:41
Tonio_Riddell: that's a good way to oblige us making more meetings ;)12:41
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toma(which might be good anyways)12:42
Tonio_but seriously, I agree with on that point12:42
Hobbseeone other point:  if we cant vote easily on something relatively simple such as printer settings, and quickly, is it really fair to leave the people in limbo for that long while we vote for 10 mins?  I'd like to avoid burocreacy as much as possible, and i suspect that's what we'll be creating12:42
LureRiddell: I think one meeting per month should be enough for start12:42
KamionRiddell: I wasn't really in on the details, was mostly sabdfl/elmo I think12:42
KamionRiddell: I don't think we expected you to need to create a whole clone of the CC structure etc. right away12:43
kwwiiI get the feeling that I voted the wrong way on the printer thing12:43
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Kamionthe basic impetus was just so that @kubuntu.org addresses could be created independently12:43
Kamion(more or less)12:43
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KamionRiddell: you can always punt folks to the CC if you feel they've made wider contributions than just kubuntu12:44
OdyXKamion: you mean  "half-members" ?12:44
KamionRiddell: I'd certainly be wary of setting up something that requires lots of voting and stuff before you get used to how things are feeling12:44
Kamionheh, actually I just checked in LP and anyone who's a member of kubuntu-members is automatically a member of ubuntumembers, not the other way round12:45
KamionOdyX: so no, I don't mean half-members12:45
Riddellcan I propose we have a poll on 1) creating a KCC or 2) having me make the decisions based on asking people informally12:45
Kamionit's a system of delegation, not a tiered ystem12:45
Kamionsystem12:46
Riddellgiven Kamion's comments I'm leaning towards 2)12:46
Riddellanyone want to propose other options?12:46
tomasimple voting system at malone?12:46
yuriyI don't see how voting for people at monthly meetings is a big issue.  After the initial bunch of people already contributing become members, somebody will need a few weeks to show "sustained contribution" anyways and then they can be voted on at a meeting at the end of the month.12:46
robotgeekI'm also with 2) with the possibility to vote 'offline'12:46
Kamionsorry, obviously it's up to you, I'm not intending to try to lean on you12:46
raphinkKamion: which seems prettty logical, since kubuntu is a specific case of ubuntu12:46
raphinkand not the contrary12:46
=== Hobbsee is against 1), so that probably means i have to vote 2, doesnt it? ideally, i'd keep it going through the ubuntu CC
Riddellso 3) voting based on existing members12:47
toma3++12:48
raphinkI'd say 2)12:48
RiddellHobbsee: I'd add a 4) don't approve anyone and send them all to CC but it's CC's choice to delegate it to us12:48
Tonio_I'd say 2) too, but 3 can also be a nice option12:48
Hobbseeah darn12:48
HobbseeRiddell: with 3, what does that mean?  the existing members voting on the new ones?12:48
RiddellHobbsee: yes12:49
robotgeekHow about using https://launchpad.net/people/kubuntu-members/+polls for members?12:49
Hobbseegotcha12:49
Hobbseerobotgeek: leaving people in limbo is pretty mean12:49
robotgeekHobbsee: how would that be leaving people in limbo (you have x votes, you are approved)12:49
LureI would say 3) 12:49
tomaits not going to take ages to have a poll with 5/6 people12:49
yuriywith 3) then we have to start with 2) to get members in the first place?12:49
raphinkI think 3 is too complicate12:50
Riddellthe trouble with 3) is we don't have a way to discuss things12:50
Hobbseerobotgeek: ah ok, i thought you were going for half way points....so you'd have to wait ages for all the required votes12:50
Lurerobotgeek: to formal - I think a bit of discussion on meeting is appropraite12:50
raphinkcause "everyone" is not easy to define12:50
raphinkunless that means all members present12:50
Riddellraphink: yes12:50
tomaRiddell: you can announce the poll by email, explaining thinks, but i agree that is not a discussion.12:50
Lureraphink: I would suggest simple amjority of present members (+ minimal of 3/5 present)?12:51
raphinkrobotgeek: does this system accept comments?12:51
Lures/amjority/majority12:51
robotgeekraphink: not sure, i just saw this, no idea how it works :)12:51
raphinkRiddell: in this case it could be used, using comments as a discussion thread12:51
Riddellraphink: I don't think it does12:51
raphinkLure: so a relative majority12:52
raphinkLure: I don't really agree with that12:52
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raphinkbecause most people who apply to membership are obviously supported 12:52
raphinkso in the case of 3), most people will come with their support team12:53
Tonio_raphink: ++12:53
raphinkand this is not a neutral decision in this case12:53
Lureraphink: right...12:53
OdyX3) includes "existing members", huh ?12:53
Hobbseeraphink: +112:53
raphinkin my idea, people should have avocates to apply, but their advocates shouldn't vote12:54
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robotgeekraphink: care to elaborate?12:54
Hobbseeso...people will refuse to advocate, because they're needed to vote?12:54
tomaraphink: you can not so that, in a group of 5/612:54
Lurewhen I think again, small (3 member?) KCC with 1 year mandate, elected from all members is not a bad idea...12:54
raphinkI think someone who deserves membership can find at least one member to support his application12:55
raphinkthis person should come and advocate the candidate12:55
raphinkbut not take part in the vote12:55
freeflyingraphink: that really like debian's12:55
raphinkLure: sure12:55
tomaagain, the group is too smal to do that12:55
OdyXtoo small "yet" ?12:56
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raphink1 year mandate is a bit long maybe12:56
raphinkbut the idea seems nice imo12:56
Riddelltoma: you're now talking about 5/6 people, that's the KCC idea12:56
raphinkfreeflying: indeed12:56
Lureraphink: why? this is only two releases ;-)12:56
raphinksure12:56
raphinkLure: how long have you  been around?12:56
tomaah, ok.12:56
robotgeekthere are 15 members, just for info12:56
raphink;)12:57
Lureraphink: around kubuntu-devel? From Jan/Feb or so...12:57
Lure;-)12:57
raphinkmhm12:58
tomawhy don't you try to do it with a poll between all members and when that turns out bad, create a kcc.12:58
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HobbseeRiddell: also, with IRC hostmasks, would they get changed to say ubuntu/member/hobbsee or kubuntu/member/hobbsee - if the latter, what does that mean for those of us who are ops in both channels - will people stop listing if the hostmask says kubuntu, saying that they cant be authorities in here, as they dont use gnome?  (warning:  semi formed idea, it's still early :P )12:59
Luretoma: first question: who defines "exisitng members"  oto kick-start? every ubuntu-members that declares itself as such?12:59
raphinkok12:59
RiddellI think the launchpad poll thing could work12:59
RiddellHobbsee: I don't have any plans to get kubuntu freenode masks12:59
RiddellLure: see https://launchpad.net/people/kubuntu-team/01:00
Hobbseeright, cool :)01:00
tomaLure: https://launchpad.net/people/kubuntu-members/+members01:00
raphinkso...01:00
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RiddellHobbsee: although we probably could do without any problems01:00
HobbseeRiddell: please dont.01:00
raphinkyeah01:00
RiddellHobbsee: ok, sorted01:00
raphinkI think in some cases, membership is just obvious01:01
raphinkfor everybody01:01
HobbseeRiddell: :P  that's gotta be the quickest agreement ever in history for a kubuntu meeting!01:01
Riddellannoyingly no clear best way has presented itself for the kubuntu memebers question01:01
raphinkand there's no need for a meeting to decide about it01:01
Riddellshall we take a poll again?01:01
tomaevaluate a system after a few tries...01:02
Riddell1) kcc, 2) ksabdfl, 3) vote amongst existing members01:02
yuriytoma: OH so the team is already there and has members. i was confused.01:02
OdyX3) with 2) veto ?01:02
=== freeflying 3) +
Tonio_1) and 3) as second option01:02
Lure101:03
OdyXfor not having "obvious campain comitee" ?01:03
yuriywhat is the difference between kubuntu-team and kubuntu-members?01:03
Hobbsee101:03
Riddellyuriy: kubuntu-team is less formal, doesn't include ubuntu membership01:03
raphinkyuriy: kubuntu-team is the bug contact for malone01:04
Riddellthat too01:04
Riddellinterestingly we already have 3 proposed members for kubuntu-members who I've never hard of01:04
raphinkactually kubuntu-team is not even an equivalent of ubuntu-devel01:04
Riddellheard01:04
raphinksince there are non-dev members in it01:04
Riddellanyone know LIVRON, PeppeP, itsdebtosh?01:04
Hobbseeno x301:05
Riddellraphink: it's equivent of desktop-team I think01:05
raphinkmhm01:05
raphinkRiddell: well if as sabdfl proposed we get a TB, there might be to approve kubuntu devels aswell01:05
OdyXwho is meant to apply to kubuntu-team ?01:05
raphinkand the need to have a kubuntu-devel group as there is an ubuntu-devel one01:05
Riddellraphink: where did he propose that?01:05
raphinkor did I misunderstand his statement?01:06
RiddellOdyX: anyone who helps with kubuntu, feel free to sign up01:06
raphinkhmm let's see01:06
OdyXRiddell: thanks ;-)01:06
Tonio_Riddell: never heard of them01:06
raphink"01:06
raphinkDuring the course of these discussions I would like us to nominate a core01:06
raphinkleadership team for Kubuntu which can take overall technical01:06
raphinkresponsibility for the desktop01:06
raphinkobviously that doesn't not  _exactly_ mean TB01:07
Kamionraphink: ubuntu-dev is upload privileges, that won't be split out for kubuntu for quite some time01:07
raphinkbut this is what the TB does 01:07
raphinkfor ubuntu01:07
OdyXRiddell: wait.. kubuntu-team is sub-group of kubuntu-members...01:07
raphinkKamion: ok, thanks for making this clear :)01:07
Kamionraphink: the two share an archive, so it's not sane to split out the privileges currently01:07
RiddellOdyX: other way around if anything01:07
raphinksure Kamion 01:08
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Hobbseeactually, i'm rather in favour of having a top level team, such as raphink and Riddell, and maybe tonio or something, i'm not sure who else - who takes responsibility - instead of just Riddell.  What i see is that this team would be the KCC, control the meetings, make sure everything's on track, and people have something to do, etc.  It seems that there are so many people here, that to get agreement and direction on much is kinda difficult.01:09
LureHobbsee: +101:09
Hobbseeit's rather hard to do something, if you dont know what to do :P01:09
Riddellour poll was kindae split between 1) and 3)01:10
Hobbseethese people would be approved by the general majority01:10
=== Yann2 like the 3-guy idea
Riddellbut Mark does seem to be suggesting some sort of committee for kubuntu to be discussed at linuxtag01:10
tomai like Hobbsee's idea here..01:10
Hobbsee(woot01:10
RiddellYann2: it would have to be more than three, otherwise people often don't turn up01:10
Hobbsee! i'm getting approval!)01:10
Tonio_Riddell: yes mark seems to have plans for kubuntu on those points01:11
tomathen delay it untill after the linuxTag01:11
yuriyyeah I also agree a KCC sounds the most sensible. 3 or 5 people01:11
ajmitchHobbsee: of course, it's a reasonable idea :)01:11
Riddellso I propose that after linuxtag we look at what Mark and us have decided and use that as a framework for the membership stuff01:11
Luretoma: probably makes sense - and it will be easier to discuss there ...01:12
toma++01:12
Riddellgreat, a decision :)01:12
LureRiddell: ++01:12
Tonio_Riddell: hehe01:12
=== Hobbsee is lost
RiddellHobbsee: kppp and krfb01:12
ajmitchRiddell: I'm impressed01:12
=== Hobbsee wants a team like i mentioned above, precisely to combat this sort of thing! And to get the meetings back on track, so everything gets discussed quickly
Hobbseeyeah, kpp and krfb - quick question - anyone use these, or know of people on IRC who do?01:13
freeflyingHobbsee: that shall be a KCC01:13
robotgeekhmm, i tried kfrb once, never again!01:13
OdyXHobbsee: raphink and I used it "once".01:13
tomaHobbsee: i use it to take over desktop of some of my customers01:13
robotgeekbut that was a long time ago01:14
Hobbseei'm subscribed to the kdenetwork section, but i dont have those to test with...01:14
Riddellpeople who use IRC may well not use kppp if they have to pay for their dialup time01:14
Hobbseetrue, good point01:14
yuriykrfb is a fairly nice interface, but it doesn't really work.01:14
Hobbseeemail also works01:14
Hobbseei'm just looking for testers01:14
RiddellHobbsee: what's the problem testing krfb, can't you setup a local server to connect to?01:14
tomayuriy: why not?01:14
Tonio_yuriy: krfb works perfectly.....01:14
kwwiiI have one question: what is, in everyones eyes, the next most important thing to take care of art-wise?01:14
HobbseeRiddell: i've only got my own machine here01:14
yuriywell, in my experience and i guess robotgeek's01:14
OdyXHobbsee: you need to be able to redirect ports of router.01:14
Tonio_yuriy: and the client (talking about interface) is krdc, not krfb :)01:14
raphinkkrfb works great01:14
tomayep01:15
Tonio_raphink: absolutly01:15
yuriyby interface I meant just the dialog it give you to set it up. UI not client.01:15
yuriy1 sec i'll find the bug01:15
Tonio_yuriy: okay, sorry ;)01:15
RiddellHobbsee: you can use krfb as the server and connect to your local machine with krdc01:15
Hobbseekwwii: hmm...without having seen the kdm, probably the splash screen, adn make it all nice and shiny and pretty01:15
RiddellHobbsee: it gets a bit trippy at times, but it does work01:15
raphinkand it's very useful01:15
HobbseeRiddell: ah ok, interesting...01:15
raphinkI often suggest to use krfb/krdc when helping users in desperate cases 01:15
kwwiiRiddell: and...can I add a short overview of the kubuntu artwork until now to the wiki page for the meeting on Saturday?01:15
robotgeekdamn, i got confused with kxfb. <sigh> i did use krfb too, i just use freenx now01:15
Riddellkwwii: please do01:15
kwwiiHobbsee: we did KDM already :-) although maybe we should work on the bg of that a bit?01:16
Riddellrobotgeek: kxfb is an nxclient for kde?01:16
tomarobotgeek: thats something totally differen01:16
yuriybug 3904601:16
Hobbseekwwii: i'm not sure, i'm using a custom kdmrc, and i havent figured out how to change it back yet...01:16
UbugtuMalone bug 39046 in kdenetwork "krfb crashes when a connected client move mouse" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3904601:16
robotgeektoma: i know, i got confuzzled :)01:16
Tonio_Riddell: I think the client is knx01:16
Riddellyes01:16
Tonio_Riddell: never heard of that kxfb01:16
robotgeekRiddell: kxfb is a start button or something, sorry for confusion01:16
Hobbseewhile i'm the one who's discussing things here, can we get rid of that horrible thing called kwifimanager, or at least, hide it on the menus?01:17
Tonio_robotgeek: ahhhhhhhh ys tou're tight :)01:17
yuriyok i should be more specific. krfb has problems when you connect to it with a different vnc client01:17
Tonio_robotgeek: linspire uses this01:17
RiddellHobbsee: I think for kppp testing you'll need to put out a call on the kubuntu-devel mailing list01:17
=== robotgeek likes his K-Menu
Tonio_yuriy: it is slower and then krfb uses big resources, you're right01:17
raphinkTonio_: this is a kicker applet to replace the K Menu and look like the fancy XP menu01:17
Hobbseeit's a piece of rubbish, it doesnt work, it's never worked, and it tends to lie about networks.  see the bug reports for it.  it also lies about IP addresses, and sayign you're connected when in actual fact you arent.01:17
tomayuriy: my collegea uses a mac without problems to connect to them01:17
Tonio_raphink: I know ;)01:18
RiddellHobbsee: kppp isn't really maintained in KDE as far as I can tell01:18
LureRiddell: kppp bugs looks like just giving better out-of-box config...01:18
HobbseeRiddell: is there another tool for it?   knm is eventually going to contain dialup stuff, isnt it?01:18
LureHobbsee: I could try kppp (if my modem in laptop works) with local dialup ISP for test01:18
RiddellHobbsee: I'm not sure, in suse it just calls yast I think01:19
=== Hobbsee nods
RiddellI wonder what gnome network-manager does01:19
freeflyingRiany tools for configure ADSL.etc in kde now 01:19
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RiddellI suspect it's not built-in their either01:19
Riddellfreeflying: what's that?01:19
Tonio_Riddell: gnome network-manager simply doesn't have any ppp features01:19
freeflyingRiddell: any tools for configure ADSL.etc in kde now ?01:19
Tonio_that's knetworkmanager specific, since it is developped by suse01:19
Riddellfreeflying: no, do you need some?01:19
RiddellTonio_: right01:20
freeflyingRiddell: sure01:20
Hobbseefreeflying: it tends to work by default, doesnt it?01:20
Riddellfreeflying: have you tried knet?01:20
freeflyingRihaven't yet01:20
freeflyinghaven't yet01:20
Riddellfreeflying: let me know if that's what you need01:20
RiddellHobbsee: can you put a call out on the mailing list then?01:20
HobbseeRiddell: yep, okay then.01:21
Riddellok, linuxtag01:21
RiddellYann2: poke01:21
freeflyingHobbsee: pppoe can work defautly?01:21
Yann2. :)01:21
Hobbseefreeflying: oh, i thought you meant something else, my errors.01:21
Riddelljust wanting to inform everyone that Mark wants me and him and anyone else to have meetings with KDE people at linuxtag01:22
Riddellraphink: can you come to that?01:22
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freeflyingRiddell: can knet be in main01:22
Riddellif anyone has ideas on what to put at https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuLinuxTagMeetings I'd welcome that01:22
freeflyingor include in install cd 01:22
Tonio_Riddell: I will be there on saturday01:22
Riddellfreeflying: sure, if it works for you then probably lots of people need it01:22
RiddellTonio_: great01:22
Tonio_so if it is saturday, I will be there01:22
RiddellTonio_: yes, it's saturday01:23
raphinkRiddell: sure01:23
Tonio_Riddell: perfect then :)01:23
freeflyingRiddell: too many guys in china need it  :)01:23
=== Hobbsee has no passport, and will not be there.
raphinkRiddell: i'll be at LT and surely at these meetings01:23
Tonio_9 hours train for one day in linuxtag......01:23
raphinkesp. on saturday which is ubuntu love day01:23
Riddellraphink: have you heard from mdy about your talk?01:23
LureRiddell: I would like to come, but flight/train connections are bad (and I cannot leave before Fri)01:23
OdyXTonio_: could be bus...01:23
Tonio_OdyX: lol01:23
Riddellthe kde-ev list seems quite interested in these meetings01:24
raphinkhmmm01:24
RiddellI've no idea what to expect really, but it should be interesting01:24
tomaRiddell: I see Eva's name01:24
Riddelltoma: yep01:24
Riddelleva's quite a big kubuntu fangirl01:25
tomaand scott and daniel, wow. 01:25
OdyXWe started a general discussion on -fr forums. Users are wondered about Kubuntu's future IN Ubuntu...01:25
raphinkRiddell: yes01:25
OdyXthis could be interestingly discussed with Mark...01:25
kwwiiRiddell: I talked to Eva on the phone yesterday (I am doing a contract for her company) and she asked me about this stuff :-)01:25
freeflyingRiddell: how about the grub install failure of kubuntu01:25
Riddellfreeflying: hang on, we're still on linuxtag01:26
RiddellOdyX: what sort of thing are they wondering?01:26
OdyXlike if Kubuntu would be seperating of Ubuntu, to have Kde-based releases...01:26
apokryphosinteresting01:27
RiddellOdyX: I doubt it, especailly since KDE won't be releasing again for probably 10 months 01:27
Riddellbut longer term, maybe01:27
apokryphos(/me notes that of course many people are also thinking about Canonical's dedication to Kubuntu as well, these days)01:27
OdyXlike about the fact that Ubuntu is more a base and should maybe not be associated with Gnome...01:27
raphinkOdyX: seems kamion gave a clear answer on this01:27
RiddellI suspect Mark just hopes KDE will move to time based releases, which would be lovely but unlikly to happen01:27
yuriyOdyX: I don't think that's an issue until at least dapper+2 when it might be sensible to waight for a stable release of kde401:27
eric_pRiddell: most people in french forum were against separate release cycle01:27
Riddelleric_p: so am i at this stage01:28
OdyXso am I.. just reporting questions01:28
Riddellapokryphos: wait until we have shipit in June, that'll be a noticable dedication01:28
apokryphosindeed :). Very happy that's happening.01:28
OdyXI think Kubuntu's future as distribution (and no variant/taste) of Ubuntu should be discussed.01:28
raphinkI don't want separate realease either01:28
tomacould we focus on linuxtag for now01:29
Tonio_I'm sorry guys, but I have to wait very early tomorrow..... I have to go.....01:29
Tonio_note all01:29
apokryphosyeah, was a little annoying last time that on slashdot there was "Ubuntu 5.10 released!" ....and no mention of Kubuntu :/01:29
eric_pnote that KDE devs will never accept time based release01:29
Yann2I think Kubuntu should be part of the more global "Ubuntu" project :)01:29
ajmitchbye Tonio_ 01:29
Tonio_s/note/nite01:29
OdyXbye Tonio_01:29
apokryphos'night01:29
OdyXYann2: wouldn't that mean a separation between Gnome and Ubuntu ?01:30
tomais the plan like having a seperate room for kubuntu meetings all saterday and only saterday?01:30
robotgeeklater folks, gotta run01:30
Riddelltoma: not all saturday but for a few hours yes01:30
tomai counted 200+ minutes already ;-)01:30
Riddellok, we're running late01:31
Riddellif anyone has other suggestions for linuxtag do let me know01:31
Riddelland I'll report back on blog/mailing list etc01:31
Riddellanyone object to me removing kuickshow?01:31
tomanope, but whats the replacement?01:31
apokryphoskuickshow sucks :P01:31
apokryphosgwenview01:32
Riddellit's obsoleted by gwenview/digikam/kimdama as far as I'm concerned01:32
LureRiddell: it would be nice if somebody would take notes and report back to others that will not be there01:32
tomaieee01:32
Lure(meeting minutes or so)01:32
=== Hobbsee didnt even konw kuickshow existed :P
Riddelltoma: we never included kuickshow in main, but now it's being removed from the distro completely because we don't want to use imlib01:32
ajmitchHobbsee: you didn't miss much01:32
=== OdyX neither.
raphinkHobbsee: kuickshow is obsolete01:32
Hobbseehehe true01:33
raphinkit hasn't been maintained for 3 years01:33
kwwiiRiddell: that might cause a bit of a stir, but I think it should be removed01:33
tomadigikam is albummanagement, so not an option. showfoto would be (patched without splash)01:33
kwwiigwenview has drawbacks as well01:33
Riddellkwwii: I think it might with some of the older KDE users01:33
apokryphosdigikam is getting better and better very quickly these days01:33
kwwiiRiddell: exactly01:33
Riddellbut nobody here's objecting, so decision made01:34
kwwiiyepp :-)01:34
Riddellany other business?01:34
tomaapokryphos: but not to view a single image quickly01:34
apokryphosindeed01:34
HobbseeRiddell: do we want to create a #kubuntu+1 channel? 01:34
Hobbseewhere do we hold the kuubntu dapper stuff?  #kubuntu or #ubuntu+1?01:34
apokryphostoma: as you said, its speciality is photo management.01:34
RiddellHobbsee: for discussing edgy?01:34
Hobbseeer, dapper at this point..01:34
tomaapokryphos: i know ;-)01:34
RiddellHobbsee: so this would be for users to discuss using dapper?01:35
HobbseeRiddell: yes01:35
apokryphoswould be a good idea01:35
apokryphospeople get shoved between those two quite a bit sometimes01:35
RiddellHobbsee: I don't think there would be enough people in it01:35
Hobbseei'm half in favour of keeping them all in #kubuntu01:35
OdyX#ubuntu-fr+1 exists for straight a long time..01:35
Hobbseebut they are being shoved to #ubuntu+1, then dont get help for kde related problems01:35
Riddellyes, I'd say keep them in #kubuntu01:35
robotgeekpeople half expect #kbuntu+101:35
Hobbseeokay, cool01:35
Riddelland if they know what they're talking about and talking about useful stuff point them to #kubuntu-devel01:35
LureRiddell: yes - we need them to fix bugs, not just complain01:36
Lure;-)01:36
RiddellLure: yes please :)01:36
Hobbseetopic changed01:36
Riddellkwwii: any artwork stuff to bring up?01:36
HobbseeRiddell: right, gotcha01:36
Riddellfreeflying: you had something to bring up?01:37
=== Hobbsee has more as well
freeflyingRiddell: the grub install failure01:37
kwwiiRiddell: well, I would like to know where to go next01:37
Riddellfreeflying: I've not seen grub fail to install, is this text installer or ubiquity?01:37
kwwiiI guess the installer01:37
freeflyingRiddell: text installer, I've been asked times 01:37
Riddellfreeflying: don't know I'm afraid, if you still have the problem with beta 2 let me know and i'll look into it01:38
Riddellkwwii: yes, artwork for ubiquity would be cool01:38
Riddellwould be fun to have kde ubiquity looking better than gtk ubiquity :)01:39
kwwii:-)01:39
Riddellkwwii: example content would be good to have soon01:39
Riddelland not very difficult, you just need to learn some basic .deb packaging01:39
kwwiiI guess you still need the different icon sizes for adept notify and spresso01:40
Riddellkwwii: yeah, please01:40
kwwiiRiddell: what kind of content do we want?01:40
freeflyingRiddell: knet seems not stable enough now01:40
Riddellkwwii: well, we have adept notifyer icon but if you have an svg of it that would be good to have for soures sake01:40
Riddellkwwii: apt-get source example-content01:40
Riddellkwwii: and make kubuntu versions of anything with an ubuntu theme01:41
kwwiiRiddell: yeah, seen that...kind of a mix of strange things :-)01:41
Riddellkwwii: if you have ideas for cool things in there that would be fun, but it's mostly so people can easily test that the apps all work01:41
RiddellHobbsee: you have an item?01:41
HobbseeRiddell: is wlassistant going to go itno main?01:42
kwwiiI mean, we could put all the svg sources from all the graphics in one place as well...kinda like a dapper-artwork-source package01:42
Hobbseeurgh, it's unreviewed, as is knm.01:42
RiddellHobbsee: yes, it's been reviewed and they said they'd be looking at anastacia tomorrow or next week so it'll go in very soon01:42
Hobbseeexcellent, so the wiki page isnt up to date01:42
RiddellHobbsee: if you look at the individual pages it should say reviewed at the bottom01:43
Hobbseei therefore suggest that we remove kwifimanager from the kmenu01:43
RiddellHobbsee: if it's not been put on the MainReviewQueue page in the right place please fix that01:43
Hobbseeseeing as it's depreciated, and has never worked very well01:43
RiddellHobbsee: yes, I'll drop kwifimanager as soon as wlassistant is in01:43
Hobbseewill do01:43
Hobbseeand what about those bug reports?  kill them as unsupported?01:43
freeflyingRiddell: how about include ktranslator in main01:43
RiddellHobbsee: it'll still be in universe, but in practicce we can ignore them and point people at wlassistant01:44
Hobbseeright, good, thanks :)01:44
Riddellfreeflying: what does it do?01:44
Riddellwell, I can guess I suppose01:44
Riddellwhat does it do that babelfish doesn't?01:44
freeflyingRiddell: a dictionary 01:44
freeflyingIt can support many languages, and works fine01:45
Riddellfreeflying: please write a main inclusion report, and I'll take a look at it01:45
Riddellany other business?01:45
Hobbseeoh yes, someone needs to have a bit of a look at the network settings module in system settings - it keeps crashing.  my inbox is now full of bug reports :P01:45
HobbseeRiddell: not that i know of - i want breakfast!01:46
tomaok, well i moved it to Meeting+1, but since i'm still up, I might as well say something about it... I can hack a little bit and would like to help out with easy todo's, but it seems difficult for me to get a grip on what you guys are doing and where I can help. I can imagen there are others also. It would be great to have easy todo's, short time frames, overseeable things. 01:46
Hobbseetoma: +50 million01:46
RiddellHobbsee: Lure has already been brilliant and done some fixes, but there's still more problems with it that do need fixed01:46
HobbseeRiddell: gotcha, cool01:46
tomaHobbsee: ?01:46
RiddellHobbsee: but I think the crashes should have gone away so you can mark bugs as "does this still happen in beta 2"01:46
Hobbseetoma: at your idea :P01:46
tomaHobbsee: oki01:46
toma;-)01:46
HobbseeRiddell: yeah, i'll do that01:47
Riddelltoma: have you seen HelpingKubuntu?01:47
Riddellit's a bit out of date now01:47
Kamionfreeflying: anything in the text installer won't be Kubuntu-specific01:47
tomaRiddell: i looked at it, but they seem like large projects iirc01:47
RiddellHobbsee: might want to wait until beta 2 is actually out first, I guess that'll happen tomorrow01:47
Kamionto an extremely good first approximation01:47
KamionRiddell: it's out01:47
toma(hmm, i might be confused with malones todo's here)01:48
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freeflyingKamion: if can be install from hdd media more easier will be nice 01:48
RiddellKamion: tomorrow?01:48
KamionRiddell: now01:48
Kamionfreeflying: see the installation guide01:48
LureHobbsee: can you assign bugs in knetworkconf to kdeadmin package - I did not have time yet to dive into kdebase and meta01:49
Kamionhttps://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2006-April/000072.html01:49
Riddelltoma: would it help if I made more specific projects for the bug day?01:49
Lurethen I will be able to triage further on01:49
RiddellKamion: excellent01:49
HobbseeLure: okay, they're currently beign filed in kdebase, and some in kdenetwork.  any i see, i'll reassign01:49
Kamionnote (though I know Riddell knows this already) that the beta 2 install CD is the same as beta 1, that's not changed01:49
tomaRiddell: i'm not sure what you mean01:49
freeflyingKamion: guys caomlain it more complicated than breezy do01:49
LureHobbsee: is should be kdeadmin knetworkconf!01:50
ajmitchRiddell: maybe something to quickly discuss with sfllaw01:50
Hobbseeright01:50
Kamionfreeflying: it's a bit late here and I'm not sure I understand you, perhaps you should get those guys to file bugs about the problems they're having01:50
Riddelltoma: we have bug days occationally https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UbuntuBugDay01:50
Riddelltoma: and there's lists of things people can work on01:50
Riddelltoma: I might need to find some more focused things for kubuntu people to work on01:51
HobbseeRiddell: that'd be good01:51
Riddelltoma: I also had a request from the gnome packagers to make KDE packages use the icon cache thingy that gnome uses01:52
tomaRiddell: yes, just easy, maybe even boring things to do, look at http://www.englishbreakfastnetwork.org/sanitizer/reports/kde-4.0/kdeedu/klatin/index.html it is easy to do and well described...01:53
Riddellas an example of a shortish todo01:53
HobbseeRiddell: discuss next meeting.01:53
tomathat does not sound like an easy todo ;-)01:53
Riddelltoma: so I can try and update HelpingKubuntu at some point and include a list of quickish things people can easily do01:54
Hobbseewhile i remember about it :P01:54
apokryphosKDE's "jj:" system for bugs is quite good, IMO01:54
tomaRiddell: ok, well, i dont want to give you more work, just something for everyone to think about. Note it down what you can not do yourself or dont want to01:55
Riddellapokryphos: maybe we should discuss with malone people getting something like that sorted01:55
=== Lure -> bed, good night
=== kwwii too
Riddellso next meeting?01:55
Riddellor shall we just organise one when we feel we need one01:56
freeflyingRiddell: one week after beta201:56
Riddellfreeflying: beta 2 is out now :)01:56
Hobbseeneed it an hour earlier, if i'm to make all of it.  2 hour slow meeting suck...01:56
freeflyingRiddell: then one week later01:56
tomai think linuxtag will be exciting, seems like a good idea to do discuss that in the week after that.01:56
Riddellso thursday 4th?01:56
tomafor those wo can not join01:57
Hobbsee2100UTC?01:57
RiddellHobbsee: sorted01:57
Hobbseeooh, another agreement!01:57
Riddellalthough that's quite nasty on freeflying 01:57
Hobbseetrue, the other possibility is 12 hours away...whatever the correct time for that is01:58
Hobbseeie, au night01:58
freeflyingRiddell: I will be used to  :)01:58
raphinknext meeting during LT ?01:58
Riddellraphink: no, after01:58
Riddelloh wait, 4th is dring01:58
Riddellok, 11th then01:58
Hobbseedring?01:58
Riddellduring01:58
Hobbseeah01:58
raphinkok01:58
raphinkwell the 4th is not after01:58
raphinkLT finishes on the 6th01:59
Riddellthursday 11th at 2100UTC it is01:59
raphinkdring ring01:59
Riddellthanks everyone01:59
raphinkok :)01:59
raphinkthat's better01:59
HobbseeRiddell: can i discuss some stuff with you later?01:59
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RiddellHobbsee: later today or later at that meeting?02:00
HobbseeRiddell: later today02:00
Hobbseeyou're allowed to sleep :P02:00
=== Hobbsee is getting lectured here too, so needs to get off teh computer for a while
RiddellHobbsee: I'll probably go to bed in 15 mins so now or when I wake up02:00
Hobbseewhen you wake up :)02:00
Riddellsure02:01
Hobbseeping me when you do?02:01
Riddellyep02:01
Hobbseegreat, have a good sleep :)02:02
Riddellthanks :)02:02
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Hobbseehehe02:03
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ajmitchraphink: already?02:03
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raphinkajmitch: really I am02:04
raphinkthat was a Looooooooooooooooooooooong day for me02:04
ajmitchyeah02:04
Hobbseehehe02:04
=== ajmitch has been up till 3AM most nights this week..
Hobbseehehe...silly ajmitch 02:04
ajmitchI know02:04
raphinkand now I've been up for 18 hours and walked and talked all day02:04
=== Hobbsee cant believe that the day has just started again :P
raphinkand I just want to go to bed :)02:05
Hobbseeouch..02:05
Hobbseeraphink: go.  bed.  now! :D02:05
=== Hobbsee gets out her long pointy stick
raphinkso I'll wish you guys a nice day02:05
=== Hobbsee waves it threateningly
raphinkhaha02:05
raphink:p02:05
ajmitchbye raphink 02:05
raphinkbye02:05
=== hybrid_ ph33rs Hobbsee's sticks
ajmitchremind me never to get on the bad side of Hobbsee 02:06
Hobbseehehehe02:06
hybrid_Hobbsee intentionally tries to poke someone's eye out02:06
Hobbseehybrid_: shh :P02:06
hybrid_heh02:07
OdyXBye all. Good night.02:08
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lucasvo@calendar zurich03:10
lucasvo@schedule zurich03:10
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Zurich: 02 May 23:00: Community Council | 03 May 14:00: Edubuntu | 03 May 15:30: Xubuntu | 04 May 04:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 09 May 22:00: Technical Board | 10 May 14:00: Edubuntu03:11
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zul@schedule Montreal07:45
UbugtuSchedule for America/Montreal: 02 May 17:00: Community Council | 03 May 08:00: Edubuntu | 03 May 09:30: Xubuntu | 03 May 22:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 09 May 16:00: Technical Board | 10 May 08:00: Edubuntu07:45
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