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theCoreoh, one from my town :)12:13
LaserJockyep12:14
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theCorehmm ... the membership process does something pretty good, it motivate peoples by giving them a clear objective12:22
LaserJockyeah, and it also builds community spirit12:23
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LaserJockhi theCore and Unfrgiven 03:06
LaserJockyou guys might be interested to know that I got a print copy of the Packaging Guide03:07
theCoreLaserJock: a printed copy? 03:09
LaserJocktheCore: yeah. we are making the doc team guides available from lulu.com03:10
LaserJocktheCore: and I got the first test copy a couple days ago03:10
theCoreLaserJock: are they selling it yet?03:17
LaserJocktheCore: not yet, we are still getting the cover and tweaking done03:17
theCoreLaserJock: do they have artists for the cover design? or we doing it?03:18
LaserJockwell Madpilot did a good one but the artwork team is also working on something I think03:19
theCoreLaserJock: ok, then I'm on it :)03:24
theCoreA4, 300dpi?03:25
LaserJockwell, I think we probably have it nailed down now, but it is crown quarto in size03:27
theCorecrown quarto?03:28
LaserJockyeah, I can't remember what it is exactly03:30
LaserJocktheCore: there is quite a discussion on the ML03:31
theCoreoh, crown quarto is C403:38
theCorewhich is 7" x 10"03:38
theCoreLaserJock: what is the thread name?03:41
LaserJocklulu book or something like that03:41
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LaserJockheah, there's Madpilot now03:44
Madpilothi all03:44
Madpilotwas my name being taken in vain? ;)03:45
LaserJockno03:48
LaserJocktheCore was just wondering about the book cover03:48
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hybridhowdy06:08
LaserJockhi hybrid 06:10
hybridi am interested in joining the team.06:10
hybridis there a process i need to follow?06:11
hybrid(im still riding through the wiki )06:11
LaserJockjust a sec06:11
LaserJockhybrid: ok, so what are you interested in?06:13
hybridLaserJock: i am willing to go with about anything, but i am a PPC user if that helps any06:13
hybridand I like Xubuntu or Ubuntu over Kubuntu :)06:14
LaserJockwell, are you interested in wiki pages or online documentation? wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Projects has a list of some projects the doc team is working on06:14
LaserJockwiki.ubuntu.com/DocumenationTeam/GettingStarted might help06:15
hybridok ty06:16
LaserJockif you are more into wiki work then https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WikiTeam and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WikiToDo should help06:17
hybridyeah i think i like the wiki team06:18
LaserJockit is a little easier to get started working on. The official docs are written in XML and are stored in a svn repo06:19
hybridyeah i will go with the Wiki, i havent used XML in much time06:19
hybridty LaserJock anything else i need to do?06:22
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LaserJockhybrid: not particularly, just work and make sure you keep the ubuntu-doc mailing list fairly informed about what your doing06:27
LaserJockif you have questions ask here or on the list06:28
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hybridok ty much Laser_away 06:29
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LaserJockmdke: checkout http://www.chem.unr.edu/~mantha/ubuntu/lulu/07:59
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mdkeLaser_away: I can't see the latter 3 files, but the first two look exactly as they do on the electronic pdf, which is good news. Thanks for doing that09:31
Madpilothi mdke 09:31
mdkehiya Madpilot 09:31
mdkesorry I can't stay long, am late for work09:31
Madpilotouch, those admon graphics really are pixelated, aren't they?09:32
MadpilotI'll redo them later this week for proper 300+dpi09:33
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mdkeMadpilot: I'm not convinced its related to their resolution.09:42
mdkebut it might be, I suppose09:42
Madpilotmdke, could well be - although even 90dpit web-resolution images should be a bit cleaner than those ones when printed09:43
mdkei think they are getting resized09:44
mdkenot sure tho09:44
mdkegtg09:44
Madpilotlater09:44
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jjessemgalvin: are you creating a flight7 page?03:41
jsgotangcohe might not be aware of a flight 7 being cooked even03:41
mgalvinjjesse: flight7!? is there such a thing?03:42
jsgotangcosee :)03:42
mgalvinuh :-/03:42
mgalvin:)03:42
jsgotangcomgalvin: yeah probably later or tomorrow03:42
mgalvinok, um...03:42
jjesse[09:40]  <Lure> jjesse: Flight 7 will be tommorow's daily if everything goes well03:42
jjesse[09:42]  <Riddell> jjesse: yes, tomorrow03:42
jsgotangcothere was a huge zope upload too03:42
jsgotangcoas well as some kde deps03:42
mgalvini can try and whip something together03:42
mgalvini will start on it shortly03:43
jjesselooks like i got a task for today :)03:43
LaserJockmgalvin: did you do the website page for the Beta release?03:43
mgalvinman, i am off on other things for a day or two and so many things happen03:43
mgalvinLaserJock: yea03:43
mgalvinand all the other flights03:44
LaserJockmgalvin: what is the URL, somebody mentioned a typo on the forums03:44
jjesseand i rushed KubuntuDapperBeta03:44
mgalvin(although many other people help too)03:44
jjessefor ubuntu its no longer a wiki page03:44
mgalvinLaserJock: is at http://www.ubuntu.com/testing/dapperbeta03:44
mgalvinwhat is the typo, i will have to fix it03:45
mgalvindo you guys feel there is enough desktop related changes to warrent a full page... it seems to be mostly just bug fixes as far as i can tell (still need to look at the upload logs)03:46
LaserJockon the Note on the the top it should be "a Beta release" instead of "an Beta release"03:47
jjessejust bug fixes, not a full page03:47
jsgotangcomgalvin: you can just put 1 sentence for the flight 7 page03:47
jsgotangco"Surprise!"03:47
mgalvin:)03:47
mgalvinwith a picture of squashed bugs :)03:48
mgalvinthat would be gross03:48
LaserJockyeah, but it would get to the point03:48
mgalvinLaserJock: the beta page is fixed03:50
LaserJockdarn it, that blows the whole point to my post03:53
LaserJockI was trying to tell the poster that they shouldn't put typo fixes on the forums as people won't see them03:57
mgalvinLaserJock: which post is that?03:57
LaserJockhttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=16948503:57
LaserJockoh well ;-)03:57
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mgalvinLaserJock: well, i didn't find it on the forum so you are still right :)04:00
LaserJockyeah, but I was enabling bad behavior04:01
trappistwhat do you guys think of a 'troubleshooting guide' dedicated to when things don't go off as planned/documented?04:31
LaserJocktrappist: I think many people would find it helpful, but I think it would extrodinarly hard to do write well04:32
trappistLaserJock: I'm not sure I agree with the last part.  we could produce a doc that covers some of the biggies, like X won't start, I can't login, I can't sudo, etc., then respond to users who want to see this or that added.04:33
LaserJockyeah, it would depend on how you do it04:33
LaserJockI would think it would be very hard to cover enough ground04:33
jsgotangcoit would be pretty advanced for most users though04:33
jsgotangcoor something like a troubleshooting guide included with appliances? :)04:33
LaserJockmany, many things can go wrong with X04:34
jsgotangcoyeah04:34
jsgotangcoit can either be kernel or x04:34
jsgotangcomost of the time04:34
trappistLaserJock: it wouldn't have to cover how to fix every situation - its goal would be to enable the user to find out what went wrong.  how to use strace, gdb, log files, increasing log verbosity in various apps, things like that.04:34
LaserJockBut in the sense of having a guide to debugging and bug reporting, I think that is a cool idea04:34
trappistonce a user knows what went wrong, he may or may not be able to fix it, but he's definitely better equipped to ask for support04:35
LaserJockI talked to sfflaw (the new Canonical QA guy) about that a bit yesterday04:35
trappistor to file a bug report :)04:35
LaserJockI was thinking of expanding the Packaging Guides treatment of bugs to include more of what you are talking about04:36
LaserJockbut maybe splitting it out into a seperate doc would be better04:36
jsgotangcoLaserJock: sure but don't expect majority of people to do a backtrace on an app that doesn't work for them heh04:36
jeffschtrappist: maybe you can mine the forums to see what troubles people are having04:36
trappistI do think troubleshooting deserves its own guide, but maybe it should be generic?  like, it should provide some overall strategies for approaching various problems and cover the use of some tools, locations of logs, etc., and leave individual apps to their respective guides?04:37
LaserJockjsgotangco: no, this is under my push for getting docs for people more towards the advanced side04:37
trappistjeffsch: that's a great idea.  I spend a lot of time on #(k)ubuntu too, so I see a lot of what breaks.  mostly sound :)04:37
jeffschjsgotangco: yeah, i filed a bug about a year ago on some app in ubuntu (i forget which one), and the response was "please recompile with debug switches, or I'll cancel the bug"04:39
jeffschthe bug eventually got cancelled04:40
trappistit's been brought up that it would be helpful to have more -dbg packages in the repos.  I was actually thinking of a dbg repo.04:41
trappistbandwidth was cited as a problem.04:41
trappistand packaging time.04:42
LaserJocktrappist: more -dbg packages are being added04:42
trappistossum04:42
LaserJockdholbach and seb128 have been adding them for the most frequently bugged gnome packages04:43
trappistthat rocks.  I'd sure love to see the same on the kde side, especially with kontact, kmail and konqueror04:43
trappist(some of those may have dbg packages, I'm not sure)04:43
trappistlooks like no.04:44
LaserJockwell, we just have sooo many bugs to triage and work on that it is difficult to have to chase down every little thing04:46
LaserJockthat said, reporting a bug should be a fairly straightfoward and easy task for users04:46
LaserJocktrappist: anyway, I'd recommend talking with sfflaw about that doc04:53
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Hooblyhi.  anyone here?04:54
LaserJocksure04:54
HooblyI was just in the Kubuntu channel and just found this one04:55
jsgotangcohi04:55
LaserJockHoobly: heh, there are a lot of channels04:55
HooblyI would like to print the Kubuntu Quick Guide for distro with machines our Non-Profit gives to families without computers.  Is there a PDF available so I don't have to print every page one at a time?04:55
HooblyOr how can I get the documentation on CD?04:56
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jsgotangcoHoobly: do you mean the one for Kubuntu 5.10?05:00
trappistLaserJock: who's that and where would I find him?05:02
LaserJocksfflaw is the new QA guy that Canonical hired, he is in #ubuntu-bugs05:03
trappistah cool05:04
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Hooblyjsgotangco: yes05:07
mdkewe can make you one. That sounds like a really cool initiative05:08
mdkeHoobly: can you email ubuntu-doc@lists.ubuntu.com about it, and I'll make sure I send you a pdf.05:10
jsgotangcothe one in trunk has changed compared to the one in the distro so you'll have to dig for past revisions i guess05:13
jsgotangco(for 5.10)05:14
mdkewell, it's in the distro.05:15
mdkehopefully making the pdf will work05:15
Hooblymdke: sent05:15
jsgotangcomdke: kubuntu has the xml too? i thought it was already processed as khtml05:16
jsgotangcoit should work, i did that thing and tested in yelp heh05:17
mdkejsgotangco: it's in the source for kubuntu-docs05:18
mdkeHoobly: got it.05:18
jsgotangcoHoobly: interesting place your work for05:23
mdkeHoobly: size A4 pages?05:27
Hooblyno.  Letter05:34
Hooblymdke: Letter05:35
mdkeHoobly: how big is that (cm or inches)05:36
Hoobly8.5 inches by 11 inches05:37
LaserJockmdke: lol05:39
mdkeHoobly: Ive tried a preliminary build of a pdf but havent got it to work, there is some kind of a crash due to low memory. I think it might be due to the high quantity of images in the quickguide, so I will investigate and let you know by email.05:39
jsgotangcomdke: can you do me a favor and pngcrush those images they're quite big and that is probably causing the choking if ever05:40
mdkegood idea05:42
mdkehow does it work?05:44
Hooblythank you.  let me know05:44
LaserJockyeah, that thread on -devel about the recompressing .pngs might be useful for the repo05:45
mdkehttp://pastebin.com/69631605:45
jsgotangcomdke: its basically pngcrush original.name new.name but i guess you can do regex on it to do it in one shot (i didnt really test it)05:46
jsgotangcohmmm05:47
jsgotangcoits borked05:47
jsgotangcodapper?05:47
mdkey05:47
jsgotangcoi thought this was fixed already05:47
jsgotangcotry pngnq05:50
jsgotangcoi got to reduce it 50%05:51
mdkek05:56
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jsgotangcolater guys06:15
jsgotangcogood night06:16
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LaserJockmdke: around?07:39
mdkeLaserJock: hi08:02
LaserJockmdke: you couldn't see some of the pics?08:03
mdkeLaserJock: I saw the first two, not the other 3. It's strange that recently in epiphany I haven't been able to download some files08:05
LaserJockmdke: hmm, I don't know why you couldn't see them08:06
LaserJockthey show up fine for me08:06
mdkea bug my side, I guess.08:06
mdkein epiphany08:06
LaserJockno firefox? :-)08:08
LaserJockmdke: one thing that was interesting to me was how variable lists are displayed08:09
mdkelemme fire up firefox. what was the url?08:09
LaserJockhttp://chem.unr.edu/~mantha/ubuntu/lulu/08:10
mdkeLaserJock: you don't like variable lists, or you do?08:16
LaserJockmdke: I don't like the way it is done on the pdf, I like the html though08:19
mdkeLaserJock: ok, I'm sure we can tweak that08:19
LaserJockI don't know how much other people use them08:20
LaserJockI use them only 1 or 2 times08:21
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LaserJockmdke: really? is that mgalvin ?09:30
mdkeSurak: ping mgalvin about it. Although I think that it's intentional09:30
BurgworkLaserJock, congrats on your edubuntu council election09:30
mdkeLaserJock: wow, dude.09:30
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LaserJockBurgwork: where did you see that?09:31
mgalvinLaserJock: indeed, congrats!!!09:31
Surakmdke: intentional? as far as i recall, beta 1 has the bad habit of wiping partitions09:31
LaserJockmgalvin: thanks, I hope I can be of service to Edubuntu09:31
BurgworkLaserJock, ubuntu-annouce, I think09:32
Surakmgalvin, the http://www.ubuntu.com/testing page says nothing about dapper beta 2. Shouldn't it be there?09:32
LaserJockBurgwork: yikes, first time I've ever made u-a :-)09:32
mdkeit wasn't on -announce, I don't think09:32
mdkeI didn't see anything about it09:32
mdkegood news LaserJock 09:33
mgalvinSurak: beta 2 was released rather quickly after beta 1... i did not have a chance to make a new page for it... 09:33
mdkei didn't even know you worked on edubuntu 09:33
mgalvinSurak: u.c/testing just list link to the releases there are tours for09:33
mdkemgalvin: i would think one page is good enough to apply to both beta releases09:33
mgalvinalthough, i guess we could add a link and just point it at beta1 (with a note of course)09:34
mgalvinmkde: me too09:34
LaserJockmdke: I don't much, but I'm working on it ;-) they wanted somebody with university experience that was already an Ubuntu member09:34
mdkewho else is on the council? highvoltage, presumably?09:34
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Burgwork Oliver Garwert - ogra  * Jane Weideman - JaneW * Jerome Jotangco - jsgotangco  * Jonathan Cater - highvoltage  Jordan Mantha - LaserJock09:35
LaserJockjsgotangco09:35
highvoltagehttp://www.edubuntu.org/news/309:35
mdkecool09:35
LaserJockhehe, highvoltage you are everywhere09:35
highvoltage:)09:36
highvoltageand i've got irssi set up with nice highlighting too :)09:36
crimsunah, congrats, you guys. :)09:36
LaserJockhighvoltage: hmm, where do you put that, I was trying to figure that out the other day09:36
highvoltage/hilight edubuntu highvoltage whateveriwanttohighlight etc09:37
LaserJockcrimsun: thanks09:37
LaserJockhighvoltage: hmm, ok. that is certainly easy enough09:37
highvoltageyep :)09:37
LaserJockmdke: so lots of doc team showing on the Edubuntu Council ;-)09:38
highvoltageyou can modify it later too, in the irssi text file if you want, by editing ~/.irrsi/config09:38
highvoltageedubuntu needs lots of docwork, so that's a good thing.09:38
Surakmgalvin: a link to cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live (or daily) could be provided there, what do you think?09:39
mgalvinSurak: good point... actually there was no tour for flight one and that is a link to the announcement... it would probably be best to do the same for beta 2 and flight 7 to be consistent09:40
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pygioki, people, I would have simple question 09:41
pygiwhat's the most desirable format for help/documentation thingy?09:41
mgalvinSurak: the annoucements have the download links in them anyway09:41
mgalvinpygi: it depends ;)09:42
mgalvinthere is the wiki09:42
mgalvinor...09:42
mgalvinall the docs in the repo are in docbook09:42
pygimgalvin: well, for the application help/documentation system09:42
mgalvindocbook09:42
pygimgalvin: MonoDoc viewer seems very nice considering people can contribute, and upload contribution to server with a single click09:42
pygimgalvin: thoughts? 09:44
mgalvinpygi: haven't used it... will install it and take a peek in a min09:44
pygimgalvin: oki, thanks09:44
mdkepygi: I'm watching you >_<09:44
pygimdke: ok, I am removing it this sec09:44
LaserJockpygi: some people are working on making GUI doc editing, jeffsch I think, is that right mdke?09:45
mdkepygi: for gnome apps, docbook xml is the format used09:45
mgalvinthere are also some efforts among doc team members to make a similar tool09:45
SurakAn employee of mine just found that page and was complaining about old stuff. I directed him to the cdimage link.09:45
pygiLaserJock: why don't we just SoC it?09:45
LaserJockpygi: you have to have a mentor ;-)09:45
pygiLaserJock: well, we'll find a mentor09:45
LaserJockI think it would make a good SoC project though09:46
mdkewhat's the project?09:46
pygiagreed 09:46
pygimdke: something simmilar to MonoDoc09:46
mdkewhat is that?09:46
crimsunsomeone should just clone protg09:46
mdkeor rather, explain the project without comparing it to an existing one09:46
jeffschLaserJock: nope, not me. it's rob.09:47
pygimdke: hm, well, the documentation viewer/editor where people can actually contribute, and they can upload stuff to server with a single click09:47
LaserJockjeffsch: oh yeah, for some reason I get you guys mixed some times09:47
pygithat's really nice09:47
mdkepygi: so a WYSIWYH editor for docbook xml?09:47
mdkes/H/G09:47
pygibasicly, yes.09:47
LaserJockWhat You See Is What You Hope for? ;-)09:48
pygi"F" is missing 09:48
Surakmgalvin: thanks, it was just to point it out for the correct person. let me go back to bugs channel :-)09:48
pygiomg, why it's still here09:48
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mdkepygi: it has a life of its own, told you so09:48
pygithere :)09:48
highvoltagegoodnight docteam!09:50
mdkenighty night09:51
pygiLaserJock, mdke: ok, nice...will go with docbook for now09:51
pygialso, someone please put idea for that project to wiki page?09:51
LaserJockpygi: sounds like you are volunteering :-)09:52
mdkei can think of two good potential mentors09:52
pygiLaserJock: no, I am not :)09:52
mdkeneither on the ubuntu project though09:52
pygiLaserJock: I am currently looking over SoC applications09:53
LaserJockmdke: Gnome?09:53
mdkeyes, shaun or danilo from gnome09:53
LaserJockare they sponsoring SoC projects?09:53
pygiGnome? yup09:53
LaserJockthat sure would be nice09:54
pygimdke: well, could you talk with them? :)09:54
mdkepygi: sure, if the project materialises09:54
pygimdke: oki, then someone please add it to the wiki =P09:55
mdkepygi: go ahead!09:56
pygino, not me =P09:56
mgalvinjjesse_: i don't think i am going to create a flight 7 page... no time, not enought to cover... i will just link to the announcement09:57
mdkepygi: you suggested it!09:57
pygimdke: yes, yes, put it in my face =P09:58
Burgworkmgalvin, when is flight7?09:58
mgalvinBurgwork: rumored to be today or tomorrow09:58
Burgworkah09:58
pygimdke: oki, I'll do it right away09:58
mdkegood man09:58
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pygimdke: oki, done10:04
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pygimdke, mgalvin: I just saw gnome has SoC idea for creating new doc format???10:18
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mgalvinpygi: link?10:18
pygimgalvin: sec pls10:19
pygihttp://live.gnome.org/SummerOfCode2006/Ideas10:20
pygihere somewhere :-/10:20
Burgworkthat would be project mallard, no?10:20
pygimallard? :) meaning of that word is? :P10:20
mgalvinTopic-Oriented Help?10:21
mgalvinlibrary.gnome.org seems like a neat idea too10:21
mgalvinis our h.u.c automatic?10:22
mgalvinand d.u.c for that matter10:22
mgalvinBurgwork: it seems to be mallard, there is a link to it10:22
pygiyea, it's topic-oriented help10:23
robhi guys10:23
mgalvinhi rob10:24
pygimgalvin: I just saw it's mallard ;P10:24
pygiwhatever that would be :)10:24
mgalvinits been being talked about for a while iirc10:25
robhmm MonoDoc looks like its mainly meant for documenting applications done in Mono10:29
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robhttp://people.mosaix.net/chris/tutorials/monodoc/monodoc-tutorial.html10:30
pygirob: yup, that's true 10:30
pygibut it's nice10:31
robI'm going to go for a Sarma style editor (I'll probably try to reuse as much as possible)10:32
Burgworkrob, have you seen docudo?10:32
pygirob: hm, you'll apply for SoC for that project?10:32
robBurgwork, yes, but it doesn't support Docbook at all10:32
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robpygi, I wasn't planning on (didn't cross my mind), but maybe I could?10:33
Burgworkno, but it is saner, afaics, to add docbook to an existing editor than write a new one10:33
pygirob: well, sure :) But I still suggest you follow the MonoDoc10:33
pygiit's quite nice actually10:33
pygimake a clone of it for docbook :)10:33
robdocudo uses a third party editor10:33
robI'd have to replace that anyway, the rest of the framework isn't all that great (plus Docudo is part of a bigger non-documentation project anyway)10:34
robpygi, MonoDoc does look good from the few screenshots I just saw10:35
pygirob: and works nice :)10:35
robI'll have to check it out later :)10:35
pygirob: oki, nice :)10:36
robok, I'm off to work, bye!10:36
Burgworkrob, cya10:37
pygibye rob10:37
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