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Eleafyar mate05:29
EleafI shall part, mate'.05:29
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juantaopardon me, can you tell me when the community council meets next ?08:27
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jendajuantao: not announced yet. Should be this week, I think.08:48
jendaI'm looking forward to that too ;)08:49
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juantaoHello, I've applied for Ubuntu membership and want to participate in the next meeting of the Community Council. Would someone be kind enough to email me the meeting time? Thanks: info AT computerdropoff.org04:43
bluekujajuantao: see the cc meetingagenda for it, when the time will be decided that page will be updated04:44
juantaogot it, thank you.04:46
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jendaindeed :) I'm lurking and waiting for the next CC meeting as well.04:47
SpecI always miss them (assuming they take place :p)05:02
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rikai|ddrSpec: nah, its a conspiracy to drive you mad!05:08
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aseigoRiddell: ping?06:09
Riddellhi aseigo, 1 hour to go06:10
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jenda@schedule Prague06:11
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Prague: 14 Jun 14:00: Edubuntu | 14 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu | 15 Jun 16:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 15 Jun 19:00: Documentation Team | 20 Jun 22:00: Technical Board | 21 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu06:11
=== jenda wonders what that one hour to go is for...
aseigoRiddell: ok... so i'm early, good =) the reminder just popped up on my desktop and i dismissed it before checking if i set it to go off an hour early (what i usually do =) or right on time06:12
aseigoRiddell: i suppose i could've just checked my calendar =P06:12
aseigojenda: the end of the world.06:12
aseigojenda: prepare now.06:12
jendaOh no!!!06:13
jendaReally? Just as I was beginning to like it...06:13
aseigoheh =)06:13
aseigoit's ok. we're replacing it with a better model.06:13
aseigoyou won't notice a thing save for an uptick in contentment06:13
jendaOK, but will I be implemented?06:13
aseigoup to you. it's an opt-in sort of thing06:14
jendaI guess the last statement implies it in a way... unless a feature is more content when obsolete...06:14
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rikai...06:30
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ervinhello06:46
jendahello ervin06:47
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aseigoervin: yo dude06:52
aseigosebas: howdy06:52
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sebashidiho aseigerino06:53
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aseigosebas: you're a better man than i06:54
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mornfallEHLO mornfall.net06:54
mornfall:] 06:54
sebasaseigo: Good to know, based on which metrics? ;-)06:55
sebasMoin mornfall 06:55
aseigosebas: remembering without reminders flashing in the middle of your screen ;)06:55
aseigosebas: and probably many others. i'm not a hard act to beat, i'm afraid.06:55
aseigoit's like leaping over midgets06:56
sebaspastasalad made it possible06:56
sebasaseigo: Heh, I guess you'd win a karaoke match every time06:56
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sebasLoL Sime|3-1 :D06:57
aseigowell, there are -some- things that i'm less midgetlike in than others i suppose =)06:57
ogra@schedule berlin06:57
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Berlin: 14 Jun 14:00: Edubuntu | 14 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu | 15 Jun 16:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 15 Jun 19:00: Documentation Team | 20 Jun 22:00: Technical Board | 21 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu06:57
Simehi all06:58
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mornfallso, i am yours06:59
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sebasMoin dfaure 06:59
dfaurehi07:00
ervinhey dfaure 07:00
elhey07:00
mornfall'lo07:00
Riddellervin, el, Sime, sebas, kwwii, aseigo and mornfall should be everyone07:00
sebasel!07:00
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elsebas!07:00
el:)07:00
ervinhello el =)07:00
elhehe, i've been here waiting for you for 2 hours already07:00
elhi ervin :)07:00
sebasWelcome to UTC el ;-)07:00
Riddellmdz wanted a reminder too07:00
=== sebas admits that he had been here as well 2 hours ago, if dfaure didn't note that.
elnot because i didn't know when it starts, sebas ;-)07:01
Riddellso, has everyone booked travel?07:01
sebasel: Ah, bummer. 07:01
eljupp07:01
ervinyep07:01
sebasPositive.07:01
ograRiddell, would be nice if your meetings would show up on the fridge ...07:01
kwwiiI have, now we should just fight over who shares rooms :-)07:01
Simesebas: are you going to paris? and when?07:01
mornfallhopefully :-) ... although i don't know where i am supposed to get tickets (agent response pending)07:01
ervinhow many people per room?07:02
aseigodammit.. sorry.. bRb07:02
sebasSime: On sunday prior to the meeting, via Rotterdam by Thalis07:02
sebasSime: And you?07:02
Riddellmornfall: when did you talk to the travel agent?#07:02
Simesebas: thursday.07:02
sebasAye, I'll have to leave on friday around noon already, have to speak at a conference that weekend07:03
mornfallRiddell: well, Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2006 09:47:11 +0100 is last echo, asking me if i can collect ticket from brno office of CSA, me acking, no response since07:03
RiddellSime: this thursday or next thursday?07:03
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SimeRiddell: next.07:03
mornfallRiddell: i pinged today just in case07:03
jenda@now Prague07:04
UbugtuCurrent time in Europe/Prague: June 12 2006, 19:04:04 - Next meeting: Edubuntu  in 1 day07:04
jendahmm... what is going on now?07:04
RiddellSime: cool07:04
Riddellmornfall: cool07:04
ograjenda, i was wondering that too07:04
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Riddelljenda: secret KDE meeting07:04
aseigowhich is -like- the end of the world07:04
aseigosorry about tha tpeople07:04
jendaah... that's it ;)07:04
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sebas*What* is like to EOW?07:05
mornfallsebas: secret kde meeting07:05
sebass/to/the07:05
aseigoha07:05
aseigobtw, my birthday is on the 18th07:05
mornfallalthough secret kde meeting is better07:05
Riddellso, the summit, you should all know this isn't a conference it's a developers meeting07:05
mornfallack07:05
Riddellthe format is mostly sitting around tables in small groups discussing the specs07:05
aseigoso seeing as i will be travelling to this little ubuntu swuare (sp) instead of staying home and getting properly trashed ... 07:05
Riddellit's quite strictly timetabled07:06
sebasaseigo: We'll take care of that trashing then.07:06
aseigosebas: brilliant.07:06
mornfalloff the timetable ;-)07:06
ograaseigo, its not EOW, but if you rely on the fridge schedule that the room is free it can be a bit annoying if you want ot use the logging facilities here for a spontaneous meeting07:06
sebasRiddell: Are there schedules available already?07:06
aseigoRiddell: yeah, i'm quite happy about htat07:06
Riddelland anyone not up at 09:00 will be in deep trouble07:06
Riddellsebas: no, not until the day before usually07:06
sebasAnd how much room for spontaneous "let's do this *now*" is there?07:06
ervinRiddell: 09:00 utc or cest? :o)07:07
mornfallRiddell: 8... am?07:07
sebasExactly ervin :-)07:07
RiddellParis time07:07
mornfallerr 807:07
mornfall9999 i mean, 907:07
mornfallnot 8, silly keyboard07:07
ograRiddell, anyone not in the room where mark talks at 9:00 will be in deep trouble ... you need to be up earlier ;)07:07
aseigoRiddell: and by "up" you mean "at the table ready to work" right?07:07
ervinup at 9am or ready at 9am ? (just to be sure it's clear to everyone)07:07
Riddellready at 9am as ogra says07:07
mdzRiddell: morning; I'm around if I can answer any questions07:08
ograaseigo, present ... not looking like sleeping ;)07:08
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elRiddell, where can we see the schedule? 07:08
sebasWhat exactly is "deep trouble"?07:08
aseigosebas: wet willies07:08
sebasSent home with note to parents? 07:08
Riddellel: daily schedules arn't really ready until the day before07:08
sebasOuch.07:08
ograsebas, being locked in the cellar with water and bread indeed :)07:08
elRiddell, ah07:08
dfaureisn't http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event the scedule?07:08
sebasHm, ok. 9 is fine then.07:08
Riddelldfaure: not for the conference07:08
dfaureah ic07:08
ogradfaure, not for the paris summit07:08
kwwiiwhen will the schedule be made and who will make it?07:09
Riddelldon't worry about the early start, these places always have a great breakfast to get you going07:09
kwwiiah...reading back, every day07:09
ograkwwii, the management usually makes the schedule for the next day in the evening07:09
Riddellkwwii: the schedule is made by the patent pending BoFicator that's built into launchpad07:09
ograit gets published in the morning ...07:10
aseigoRiddell: are the specs to be created from scratch there or are there a set of these we can look at before arriving from which we'll be working?07:10
Riddellso... the specs07:10
Riddellhere's the ones I've registered https://launchpad.net/people/jr/+specs07:10
Riddellthe Undefined ones07:10
Riddelland here's the ones everyone else has registered https://launchpad.net/sprints/uds-paris/+specs07:10
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kwwiitango?07:11
aseigoRiddell: and these are all 3.5 based issues correct?07:11
Riddellaseigo: yes07:11
Riddellwell, maybe not xgl07:11
RiddellI've no idea what will go into that07:11
ervinthis one looks like the most difficult if we target 3.5 imho07:12
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mornfallis the 4 month schedule plan still in effect?07:12
kwwiiRiddell: what about all the art and themeing? should that go in there as well?07:12
Riddellyou should probably get an account on launchpad and Subscribe Yourself to any specs you want so the BoFicator will timetable you for those discussions07:12
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Riddellkwwii: there's kubuntu-icons, general art (wallpapers etc) hasn't needed a spec before since it's just "use whatever cool stuff turns up"07:13
ervindoes it mean that no new specs will be created during the summit?07:13
aseigoRiddell: hm... who all will be at the kubuntu tables? e.g. for the tango icon theme thing will holbach be there?07:13
Riddellaseigo: if you Subscribe Yourself to the spec then the BoFicator will timetable you to be at that discussion07:14
ograervin, specs have to be registered before 07:14
ervinok07:14
Riddellotherwise you can go to whatever table you like07:14
aseigoRiddell: heh. oh boy. someone's going to try and schedule me? =)07:14
ograervin, the summit is only for discussing them in personal07:14
kwwiithat fact would have been nice to know in advance07:15
sebasSounds like little room for new ideas07:15
ervinwhat's the average duration of such discussions on a spec?07:15
elRiddell, i can't see the kubuntu usability spec anywhere you sent me the link to07:15
dfauresebas: why? surely one can create a spec even during the meeting07:15
aseigoRiddell: are the specs usually scheduled in clusters according to topic .. e.g. "tuesday is art day"07:16
ervinsince it's boficated... I suppose it's not very flexible07:16
sebasI understood one couldn't07:16
ervindfaure: ogra disagree with you iiuc07:16
Riddellervin: it's BoFicated every evening07:16
Riddellel: that spec was considered too general, the feeling is we should only have more specific specs07:16
ervinRiddell: I meant how much time a spec is discussed? 1h, 2h? more?07:16
ograervin, well, i suppose there can be exceptions, but i havent seen that at any conf yet07:17
Riddellel: so it's superceded with adept-usability, and if there's other areas we need to look at we can do that separately07:17
Riddellervin: 1 hour sessions I think07:17
Riddellervin: and if you run out time the BoFicator will schedule you another sessions for the next day07:17
=== mornfall would probably like something more spontaneous... will there be free rooms off the timetable?
Riddellassuming it can fit you in07:17
mornfallor maybe in the evening with some beer :-)07:17
ervinok07:17
ogramornfall, evenings are all free07:18
Riddellmornfall: towards the end of the week there's less discussions and more time scheduled for people to proofread and even free time07:18
Riddellso spontanious ideas can happen then07:18
Riddelland of course there's meal times and evening07:18
mornfallhow much hacking time can i expect to have there? :)07:19
aseigoRiddell: i do have a question regarding target audience ... is there going to be a general "getting oriented as to what kubuntu's goals are" for those of us who may not be overly familiar with that?07:19
Riddellmornfall: none07:19
mornfallin an ideal world, the adept-usability bof would be early on and one near the end where i have (some of it) implemented for review :)07:19
mornfallRiddell: that's not much07:19
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ogramornfall, you should prepare your stuff in advance07:20
Riddellmornfall: obviously uou can subscribe yourself to no BoFs and sit in a corner and hack but the idea is to discuss stuff face to face07:20
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eln.... sorry, kde crashed07:20
Riddelleln: what did you last see?07:20
elnfrozen, actually07:20
kwwiithat's ok, america is loosing in football as well07:20
aseigos,kde,x11,07:20
mornfallRiddell: well, i did great pair hacking at debconf :)07:20
elnno answer to my question, Riddell 07:20
aseigokwwii: ssh ... i haven't watched that one yet =P07:20
mornfallRiddell: anyhow, there aren't quite enough BoFs to fill all of the week, now, are there? i don't count those that are completely beyond me07:21
Riddelleln: http://pastebin.com/70467607:21
aseigoRiddell: also when would be the best time to find some f-2-f with the canonical people regarding coordination opportunities between kde e.v. and them?07:21
Riddellaseigo: good question, mdz will that be possible?07:22
elnRiddell: thanks07:22
elnRiddell: so if i create some more specific specs, can we still add them?07:22
mornfallkwwii: with czech republic, yes ;-)07:22
aseigoRiddell: i'm also curious as to how meal arrangements tend to work (food is always an issue for me ;) and what our broad objectives, if any, are beyond "plan edgy"07:22
elnRiddell: for example going through the initial setup and making it smooth07:23
Riddelleln: initial setup of what?07:23
sebasAdditionally for "the Marketing Dude", specs don't seem to work.07:23
elnRiddell: adept is the second on my list, 07:23
aseigoel: would that be covered by the default settings spec?07:23
aseigoeln: would that be covered by the default settings spec?07:23
sebasI'd try to seek common ground between KDE promotion and Kubuntu promotion, how that fits in current activities ... 07:23
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elnRiddell: you start kubuntu the first time, then want to configure your sound, printer, etc07:23
aseigowe really do need some "business issue" time07:23
Riddellsebas: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-marketing07:24
elnso mostly kcontrol, but with a special regard to those first-time settings07:24
Riddelleln: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-default-settings-review07:24
sebasRiddell: That's merely promotion07:24
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aseigoRiddell: if it's just us there for that spec it won't really be accomplishing what we hope and need to07:24
sebasMarketing goes far beyond that, it's about strategies, target groups, relationships 07:25
mornfallsebas: fix the spec description then? :)07:25
Riddellsebas: as mornfall says07:25
mornfallspecs can accomodate lots of things07:25
sebasRiddell: I'll think about what can be added, wasn't aware of the whole setup 20 minutes ago :-)07:25
Riddellaseigo: we'll poke sabdfl and management to make sure they're subscribed07:25
aseigoRiddell: thanks =)07:25
elnRiddell: not only defaults, also some modifications in kcontrol regarding information architecture and ui07:26
=== dfaure wonders if the BoFicator takes into account travel dates, like me being there for only 24 hours
Simeeln: system-settings you mean?07:26
mornfallRiddell: are the non-undefined BoFs open for subscription too?07:26
elnyes, Sime 07:26
=== jenda jumps in: Shouldn't marketing KDE and Kubuntu join with the marketing of Ubuntu in general? Mostly Ubuntu Morketing doesn't specialise on Gnome...
dfauremornfall: yes07:26
Simeeln: instead of kcontrol. 07:26
Riddellmornfall: all the paris ones are https://launchpad.net/sprints/uds-paris/+specs07:26
elnhehe, yes, Sime 07:26
aseigojenda: preferable, yes07:27
mdzaseigo: we can schedule in a BOF session to do exactly that07:27
mdzaseigo: the easiest way to get it done would be to register it as a spec in blueprint and propose it for Paris07:27
kwwiithere would be need of figuring out how to improve the marketing of kubuntu...in several regards it is quite unclear where it is going07:27
mdzaseigo: we would write up a summary / minutes rather than a spec07:27
Riddelleln: so a spec to tidy up various kcontrol modules?07:28
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ervinaseigo: didn't see one, but I might have missed it07:28
Simeaseigo: there is a wine+kde SoC project running right now.07:28
elnRiddell: yes - especially the ones that are important after first startup07:28
Riddelleln: sounds good, go ahead and register it07:29
Riddellhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+addspec07:29
elnRiddell: ok07:29
Riddelleln: and make sure to add to the meeting07:29
aseigomdz: ok ... i believe i have a launchpad account. but i'm nearly innocent when it comes to doing this whole spec thing ... would it make more sense to have someone closer to the marketing group already established within ubuntu to file it?07:30
Riddelldfaure: it doesn't take into account travel dates, that's done manually07:30
dfaure:(07:30
mdzaseigo: Riddell can assist with that07:30
elnRiddell: to add to which meeting?07:30
Riddelleln: after you create the spec you need to Add to Meeting and select Paris Summit07:31
elnah, ok07:31
elnthanks07:31
Riddellany questions?07:31
Riddellexcellent :)07:32
ervinI suppose a discussion regarding release processes of kubuntu and kde is a no-no?07:32
mornfall...07:32
ervin(how to make them match better, etc.)07:32
ervin(I guess dfaure would have to be here though)07:33
Riddellervin: if you think there's something we can discuss sure07:33
mdzaseigo: (btw, I was responding to your earlier inquiry about coordination with kde e.v.)07:33
sebashttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuMarketing#preview Here's a couple of very rough additions07:33
dfaureervin: => friday07:33
aseigomdz: yes =)07:33
ervinRiddell: ok07:34
Riddelldfaure: what day are you coming?07:34
dfaureFriday07:34
dfaure(well I'll be there Thursday evening)07:34
mornfallso... how can i get an overview of "things i am subscribed to" from launchpad?07:34
highvoltageis there a meeting atm? i can't see anything in fridge.07:34
Riddellmornfall: https://launchpad.net/people/jr/+specs?role=subscriber07:34
Riddellhighvoltage: yes, it's super sekret07:35
ervindfaure: well, that's just an idea, you've a better inside view than me to know if it could be useful to discuss this07:35
highvoltageRiddell: oooh07:35
mornfallRiddell: hmm, gives bogus list07:35
dfaureervin: historically, kde has always "released when it's ready" rather than "when it's best for distribution xyz". That's just common sense, given how many distros there are...07:35
mornfallaha07:36
mornfallRiddell: sry, that's your list :] 07:36
mornfallRiddell: correction: it gives no list07:36
Riddellmornfall: are you subscribed to any?07:36
sebasdfaure: Practically, KDE has never missed the planned release date, right?07:36
mornfallRiddell: sure i am07:36
ervindfaure: sure, but that maybe would make sense to go toward a time based release schedule07:37
sebasOTOH, Ubuntu has fixed release schedules, and Dapper is only 2 months "behind"07:37
dfauresebas: it has - so?07:37
sebasdfaure: The point being that the difference isn't all that big07:37
Riddellkwwii: tango-icon-theme is an old spec from the last meeting07:37
sebasAnd that not being able to release is often a problem of manpower, which can be fixed if there are people with resources who really want it 'ready'.07:38
mornfalllaunchpad officially hates me07:38
kwwiiRiddell: I noticed that the ubuntu-artwork peeps are talking about it too, that is why I asked07:38
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_dfauresebas: sorry, missed your answer if any07:39
kwwiiRiddell: from what I have heard until now, there is very little interest in the community in using it though07:39
Riddellkwwii: as I remember that's exactly the conclusion that came out of that spec07:39
Riddellmornfall: you're not subscribed to anything according to https://launchpad.net/people/mornfall/+specs07:40
Riddellmornfall: you need to click "Subscribe Yourself" and the Subscribe button after that for a spec07:40
mornfallRiddell: yes, but look at eg. adept-usability: i am in subscriber list there07:41
mornfallow!07:41
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mornfalli have two distinct launchpad users07:41
mornfallwith same screen name? interesting :)07:42
Riddellmornfall: ah, what fun.  somewhere you can ask for those accounts to be merged then07:42
Riddellaseigo: does the meeting need to talk in private about stuff?07:43
Riddellhmm, no aseigo 07:44
Riddellok, meeting over I guess then07:45
Riddellaseigo, eln: let me know if you need help creating those specs07:46
Riddellmornfall: keep poking that travel agent07:46
elnRiddell: still struggling through it all07:47
Riddelleln: where are you at?07:47
elnjust created a wiki page based on your kubuntu-usability template07:47
RiddellI should say we'll also be having short lightning talks each morning, so if you have something cool to talk about (openusability as a random example) there's a space for that07:49
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Riddellas, aseigo_home 07:49
Simeeln: usability feedback about the extra modules in systemsettings, is also welcome :)07:49
Riddelleln: do you know mpt, the canonical usability guy?07:49
aseigosorry about that. a recent ubuntu kernel update has rendered my wifi unstable. huzzah.07:49
elnRiddell: that sounds good07:49
elnRiddell: no, don't know him. 07:50
mornfallso i have 9 subscribed specs -- which is about it07:50
aseigo(which means both my ethernet (sky2) and wifi are not rock solid. though wifi is only a couple times a week)07:50
mornfallRiddell: if you can think of anything besides https://launchpad.net/people/me-mornfall/+specs?role=subscriber that i should look at, please hint :)07:50
mornfall-1 (8 actually, kubuntu-katapult not paris-scheduled)07:51
elnSime: yeah, see how much we get accomplished :)07:51
Riddellmornfall: looks like plenty07:51
aseigoRiddell: after i got dumped but before i noticed ;) i asked about whether it makes any sense to look at institutional deployment readyness of kubuntu07:52
aseigoRiddell: particularly the set up of things such as kiosk profiles and printing 07:52
mornfallRiddell: that's ~2h a day, using default metric07:52
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Riddelleln: ah, mpt isn't coming to the conference07:52
elnRiddell: i'll try to contact him beforehand. do you have an email address?07:53
Riddelleln: https://launchpad.net/people/mpt 07:53
elngreat, thanks07:53
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Riddellaseigo: that sounds quite general07:54
ervinRiddell: subscribing to 9 specs is too much?07:54
Riddellaseigo: I've not checked but there may well be a spec for printing07:55
ervin(wondering on your reply to mornfall)07:55
Riddellaseigo: shipping with default kiosk profiles would be an intesting spec to have07:55
Riddellervin: not too many, not too little07:55
Riddelltake as many as you want07:55
mornfallso what is the programme, besides spec-based BoFs?07:56
ervinRiddell: of course, but since you said it average to 1h time slots... it would average to 9h, doesn't look like lot of time for a full week07:56
mornfallervin: how long are you staying? till the end?07:56
ervinyep07:56
ogramornfall, falling dead in the evening after 12h speccing discussions and having a big party at the end :)07:56
aseigoRiddell: ok. more specific: examine kiosk (kiosktool and default profiles available)07:56
Riddellmornfall: that's about it, if you end up with unscheduled time I'm sure you can fill it with useful stuff easily enough07:57
Riddellaseigo: cool, do it07:57
ervinaseigo: ping me if you create this one, I'm interested07:57
aseigoRiddell: i see there's a printing spec there, though it's specifically about sharing printers ... though i suppose that's the extent of issues right now there07:57
=== Spec prints
Riddellaseigo: current printing problems are mostly bugs and packaging issues, you don't need a spec for that07:58
aseigoRiddell: a spec needs a url?07:58
mornfallokey, that could be ninth (kiosk)07:58
aseigoRiddell: or is that optional?07:58
aseigoSpec: lol07:58
Riddellaseigo: yes, link to https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuMySpec07:58
Speca spec needs a url to the wiki07:58
Riddellthen create a page there using the SpecTemplate07:58
Specwikipage of that spec, that is07:58
Riddellhopefully everyone has found https://wiki.kubuntu.org/UbuntuDeveloperSummitParis08:00
Riddellwhich has the directions08:00
aseigoRiddell: how much info needs to be on that url?08:01
Riddellaseigo: create the page with the SpecTemplate and put your notes and thoughts at the bottom08:02
Riddellaseigo: and we use that page to write the spec08:02
Riddellyou may also want to try out gobby/mateedit, we used those a lot at the last conference08:03
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aseigoRiddell: definition status ... braindump or??08:04
Riddellbraindump for now08:04
aseigook08:04
ervinaseigo, sebas: what about the kubuntu-marketing spec I see none of you subscribed there?08:05
Riddellthat lets the BoFicator know it needs a slot in the timetable for discussion08:05
aseigoervin: i haven't subscribed to any specs yet.08:05
sebasHm, I still need to grok that launchpad system :-)08:05
kwwiisebas: you and me both08:05
ervinok, I'm subscribing there =)08:05
aseigoto be honest, i find getting up to speed with this sprocess as a non-kubuntu-developer/canonical-employ to be rather non-trivial08:06
sebaskwwii: :-)08:06
ervinnot sure I'll be that helpful there, but that's definitely a topic I'd like to work on08:06
ervinaseigo: agreed08:06
dfaureaseigo: hmm I didn't really have a problem with it...08:06
mornfallso what about the room allocation fight someone promised at the start of the meeting? ;-)08:06
ervinaseigo: non-trivial, but not that difficult either ;)08:06
Riddellaseigo: that's why you asked for the meeting :)08:06
aseigoyes, not difficult. just lots of details and customs to learn08:07
aseigoRiddell: indeed08:07
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sebasHehehe08:07
mornfallervin: dfaure is staying whole week? :)08:07
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ervinmornfall: nope, that's the idea ;)08:07
dfaureervin: so, like, coming to the South for most days except thursday evening? :-)08:07
Simesebas: you going back on the saturday?08:08
mornfall:] 08:08
ervindfaure: well, better stay at home then :p08:08
sebasSime: On friday already08:08
sebasconference in germany08:08
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Simesebas: oh08:08
ervindfaure: on the other hand you'd know how bad I play ping pong this way ;)08:08
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mornfallsee, not that bad :-)08:09
aseigoRiddell: is this https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-intelligent-menu-entries looking to extend TryExec?08:09
mornfallrtt ~7 seconds08:09
Riddellaseigo: I don't know what TryExec does08:10
aseigoRiddell: looks for the existence of an executable file with the given name / path08:11
aseigoRiddell: doesn't actually run anything (e.g. to check for return values) or anything though08:11
Riddellaseigo: it's more than that08:12
Riddellroom allocations I think are being done by New Claire, if you have preferences please contact Claire Newman <claire.newman@canonical.com>08:13
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RiddellI've already confirmed that el is a female for room allocation purposes08:13
ervinok, people, who want to share his room with me?08:13
elRiddell, thanks 08:13
mornfallervin: i wouldn't mind i suppose :-)08:15
elsebas, still there?08:15
mornfallunless you have another preference08:15
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sebasel: Yes08:15
ervinoh no! not a goth =)08:15
sebasEl wants to share a room with me? :-)08:15
mornfallervin: you could try aseigo in that case ;-)08:15
elsebas, i'm very interested in the user profiling things from the marketing spec, for usability purposes08:16
sebasOw, bummer ;)08:16
kwwiisebas: no baby, I want you to myself08:16
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elsebas, but less in the other marketing things...08:16
sebaskwwii: I can do both!08:16
Riddellaseigo: you may want to say if you're a smoker or not08:16
mornfallit must be the weather08:16
sebasel: We should split that up as separate specs then08:16
elsebas, does it make sense to split that ?08:16
RiddellI believe they still allow smoking in France08:16
aseigoRiddell: depends how cute she is? ;)08:16
sebasel: Yes!08:16
elhehe, sebas :)08:16
dfaureRiddell: yes08:16
ervinRiddell: depends on the hostel08:17
elok, i'll do that then, sebas 08:17
sebasCool :)08:17
elnow that i'm back at my computer and things go faster again08:17
sebasAye, Italy suck, he? ;)08:17
aseigoRiddell: ist here some place on the wiki or something that we need to register our accomodation desires? i did communicate that i am a non-smoking vegetarian to the canonical people.. is that enough then?08:17
Riddellaseigo: that's all good then08:17
sebasIt might make sense to split the marketing stuff up even more, promo / marketing as well, thoughy08:17
sebas-y08:17
mornfallaseigo: we match in that two aspects ;-) (well, maybe not counting hookah on my side)08:18
RiddellI need to go out now, any last questions08:18
aseigoRiddell: aaaah! is there also a network management spec?08:18
ervinmornfall: you're vegetarian?08:18
mornfallervin: *blink* *blink* you didn't know?08:18
ervinnope...08:18
mornfallwhatever :-)08:18
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mornfalli eat some fish :-)08:19
sebasHow does "eats only vegetarians" influence the room choice?08:19
aseigoRiddell: e.g. "making network manager useful for kubuntu"?08:19
sebasSo I'd love to share a room with sansiego or mornfall :>08:19
Riddellaseigo: hmm, I've not seen one08:19
aseigoRiddell: i don't see it, but that may not mean much ;)08:19
mornfallme? why me?08:19
aseigook.. i'll add it then08:19
sebasStrict diet, mornfall. (And kidding)08:19
aseigoRiddell: that's as important as power management and more important than laptop buttons imho =)08:19
mornfallsebas: ah :] 08:19
ervinaseigo: did you add the kiosk one already?08:20
aseigoervin: yes08:20
mornfallkiosk, remind me to register there... and maybe for NM08:20
mornfall(network)08:20
RiddellI'm off out now, if you make specs please subscribe me to them with "Subscribe Someone" or e-mail me08:20
mornfallcya Riddell 08:20
Riddellthanks everyone, see you in Paris08:20
ervinaseigo: what's the name?08:20
mornfallbrb08:21
kwwiisee you guys and girls in a week08:21
aseigoervin: kubuntu-kiosk-profiles08:21
aseigokwwii: see ya08:21
aseigoRiddell: au revoir08:21
ervinaseigo: I can't find it in the sprint08:21
aseigoervin: https://launchpad.net/people/aseigo/+specs08:21
sebasRiddell: Thanks, cu08:22
ervinaseigo: did you add it to the uds-paris sprint? afaik you should or it won't be picked during the summit08:22
aseigodammit08:22
kwwiilaunchpad is your friend08:22
ervinaseigo: "add to meeting" I guess08:22
aseigoervin: yeah, just did that. 08:23
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aseigokwwii: a high maintenance one that makes me wait for web pages to load ;)08:23
kwwiiyes!08:23
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mornfallback08:24
kwwiiit has made me learn that every linux company has something like yast08:24
mornfallervin: i think it needs to be registered08:24
ervinmornfall: gni?08:24
kwwiiwith that, I am gone...bbl08:25
mornfallervin: for UDS08:25
ervinkwwii: see you08:25
mornfallervin: registered and possibly approved08:25
Riddellervin: I think it needs to be approve08:25
Riddellapproved08:25
ervinok, it explains08:25
SpecWhere's the list of specs for the paris sprint?08:26
aseigoervin: did you find it?08:26
aseigooh.. bah08:26
aseigowhat does "registered" mean?08:26
ervinaseigo: it seems you've done everything you could on your side08:27
aseigook =)08:27
RiddellSpec: https://launchpad.net/sprints/uds-paris/+specs08:28
SpecWoohoo, my spec is in the paris sprint :p08:29
ervinaseigo: are you creating one regarding networking? there's the dialup one that you could find interesting08:29
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aseigoervin: not quite the same i think.. let me look again08:30
ervinaseigo: sure, but complementary imho08:30
mornfallso i can return to java now? :] 08:30
ervinmornfall: sure, go to hell =)08:31
mornfallor maybe studying08:31
mornfallervin: damn :p08:31
ervinerm, java I meant08:31
mornfallTheorem 4. big-step and small-step structured operational semantics are equivalent08:31
aseigoervin: i think there are some network-manager related items... and it really isn't kde specific per say.08:31
aseigoervin: i think i'm just going to subscribe to those08:31
aseigoe.g. https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/network-manager-with-wpa-supplicant-config08:32
ervinaseigo: not listed in paris sprint iiuc08:32
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sebas*virtual_hug*08:34
ervinaseigo: or I've been confused?08:34
aseigoervin: no, you're right08:35
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ervinI'll take another look during the week, and see if I find a network related spec that pleases me08:36
ervincurrently I've found nothing that suits me on this topic08:36
ervinok, I'm done for now08:36
ervinsee you later people08:36
mornfalllaters08:37
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tunkiHi everybody08:57
tunkiIs this a good place for answers about xubuntu?08:58
Seveasno08:58
Seveas#xubuntu is08:58
tunkiok thanks08:58
tunkibye08:58
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spaceyboeha09:55
cbx33@schedule GMT09:55
cbx33@schedule london09:56
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/London: 14 Jun 13:00: Edubuntu | 14 Jun 14:30: Xubuntu | 15 Jun 15:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 15 Jun 18:00: Documentation Team | 20 Jun 21:00: Technical Board | 21 Jun 14:30: Xubuntu09:56
HedgeMageI'm here, but I'll be in and out... Ihave to check on TT frequently09:58
spacey@schedule CEST10:00
spacey:<10:00
spacey@schedule Amsterdam10:00
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Amsterdam: 14 Jun 14:00: Edubuntu | 14 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu | 15 Jun 16:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 15 Jun 19:00: Documentation Team | 20 Jun 22:00: Technical Board | 21 Jun 15:30: Xubuntu10:00
HedgeMage@schedule seattle10:00
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spacey:)10:01
spaceyi'm ready10:01
spaceycan we start :P10:01
HedgeMageUbugtu doesn't love me :P10:01
spaceyafter that i can go to sleep =P10:01
spaceyi played poker till 3 last night10:01
cbx33heh10:01
spaceyso i'm still tired =)10:01
HedgeMagelol10:01
RobinShepheardhiya all10:01
spaceygreat game though10:01
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spaceyyeah its just fun, with a drink and friends10:02
cbx33spacey, yeh10:02
HedgeMageI'm either really bad at poker, or my kid brother needs to spend time at a casino...  He wipes me out very quickly, but he does that to everyone :P10:03
spaceyalso open(source)ed someones eyes today :)10:03
cbx33nice10:03
RobinShepheardsad though it sounds I like monopoly, few drinks and a few mates and it is a real good laugh10:03
HedgeMagespacey: nice :)10:03
spaceyhe will probably use an opensource now10:03
cbx33cool10:03
spaceyinstead of let it be custom build :p10:03
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spaceywhy have it custom build when its already there in better form :)10:04
cbx33shall we begin?10:04
spaceyalso that cost saving of 1100 euro was quite convicing :)10:04
spaceyyeah sure10:04
HedgeMageoh yeah, I have at least two teachers for us... but one doesn't have a 'net connection.  She lives close to my mom, though, so I think I'm going to have to buy dad a spindle of CDs and make him burn her stuff for me :)10:04
pygiOk, welcome everyone to the cookbook meeting :)10:04
spaceyif pygi is ready10:04
pygibe shhhhhhhhhhh :)10:04
pygiFirst of all I would like to congratulate you all, and say my personal thanks to all of you who contributed to the cookbook we made for Dapper10:05
spaceyare we happy with the result?10:05
pygiLet's make the cookbook even more rocking for Edgy ;)10:05
cbx33indeed10:05
pygiResults are here, and in the given deadline, they are more then good10:05
spaceyso what are the plans =)10:06
cbx33well it's gonna be printed this time :D10:06
RobinShepheardsweet10:06
pygiOk, I hope all of you have given some thoughts about how the edgy cookbook should look like10:06
pygiLemme first say my ideas, and then all of you (one by one, in a civilised matter) can express your own ideas10:06
pygiafter ideas are out, we can discuss10:06
cbx33shall we start alphabetically?10:07
cbx33:p10:07
pygicbx33, perhaps, me first tho :P10:07
cbx33of course10:07
pygiOk, so let's go with things I think should happen  for Edgy cookbook:10:08
pygi1. Contributors - we should have set of people in which we can believe they will deliver10:08
spaceyyour building up the tension10:08
pygi2. Chapters - there will be several chapters, divided in articles10:09
pygi3. Publishing - The book will be published by a publisher, and perhaps freely available on web (my duty to take care of that stuff)10:10
pygi4. Define colaboration method - Until the thing with publisher is totally setup, access to the repository where we'll store the stuff should be limited to writers10:10
sivangwhich meeting is on now?10:11
pygi5. If any concerns arise in whatever sense, please inform me and Hedge, and we'll decide together with you on further action10:11
LaserJocksivang: edubuntu cookbook10:11
pygiOk, I have more ideas of content nature, but let's leave it for later10:12
pyginow, who wanna talk? :)10:12
spaceyabout 3.: i think freely available on the web is a must, not a perhaps10:12
pygispacey, discussion later :P10:12
spaceyhmm ok10:12
spaceyi want pictures in10:12
spaceyis that a valid point?10:13
pygiAnyone interested in talking? :)10:13
sivangLaserJock: thanks10:13
pygispacey, indeed, screenshoots10:13
RobinShepheardI would suggest a reasonable number of screenshots, as it really does make it easier for people who are not sure10:13
spaceyyes and kids working behind a thinclient10:13
spaceyreal life pictures as well10:13
spaceyjust to make it more playful10:14
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cbx33Can I ask, without creating political problems, why were there 2 cookbooks last time?10:14
RobinShepheardI would suggest a basic trouble shooting suggestions section as well10:14
spaceyi guess thats mostly my fault :p10:14
pygicbx33, There was one which was never finished started long time ago 10:14
spaceybecause the first one wasn't really taking off10:14
cbx33I was confused because the first one had a lot more "written" content10:15
spaceyyes and the content didn't make much sense10:15
pygiAnyone else wanna speak out what's on his/her mind? :)10:16
LaserJockI might be bold and suggest a different name10:16
cbx33if this is going to be printed we need to make sure this is the one and only cookbook :p10:16
pygicbx33, it will be10:16
pygiLaserJock, shoot10:16
cbx33go on LaserJock 10:16
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pygiHedgeMage, sec, after Laser ;)10:16
LaserJockEither use "Edubuntu Cookbook" if it is a cookbook style doc (which it doesn't quite seem that way10:17
LaserJockor something else10:17
spaceyEdubuntu Guide? :P to be orginal10:17
pygiwhat's wrong with "How to Cook Edubuntu?" :)10:17
LaserJockI was going to say that but it is prety over used10:17
pygiok, so all of you: Name suggestions?10:18
spaceyEdubuntu Compass10:18
cbx33Using Edubuntu10:18
HedgeMage"The Care and Keeping of Efts" :P10:18
cbx33Edubuntu in the wild10:18
HedgeMage(so we can totally mislead and confuse everyone)10:18
RobinShepheardEdubuntu made easy10:18
spaceyEdubuntu for dummies10:18
LaserJockthat's a good one RobinShepheard 10:18
spacey=P10:18
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RobinShepheardcheers10:19
pygiEdubuntu behind myst ;)10:19
cbx33Edubuntu for mere mortals :p10:19
RobinShepheardedubuntu for people10:19
cbx33Edubuntu IRL10:20
pygiEdubuntu Eft ;)10:20
LaserJockmaybe it would be good to as on the ML or do an LP poll10:20
pygiAnyway, we'll vote for that later10:20
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cbx33nice idea LaserJock 10:20
pygiindeed LaserJock 10:20
pygiHedgeMage, your wording? :)10:20
HedgeMagehrm?10:21
LaserJockpygi: are your items open for discussion yet? :-010:21
pygiyou raised hand above, so speak :)10:21
LaserJocks/:-0/:-)/10:21
HedgeMageahh10:21
pygiLaserJock, wait ;)10:21
HedgeMagepygi: "Your wording" to a native english speaker usually means I'm supposed to change someone's phrasing10:22
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cbx33heh me too HedgeMage 10:22
spacey...10:23
HedgeMageAnyhow, a couple of things... first, I noticed as we pieced together the Dapper cookbook, we weren't very consistent with style (What's an h1, h2, how we split chapters, etc) we need to work on consistency in those areas.10:23
cbx33definitely HedgeMage 10:23
spaceyHedgeMage: thats also related to the document format10:23
spaceywiki is not really a good place10:23
cbx33it may be an idea to have someone in charge of formatting10:23
=== HedgeMage nods
spaceyyou don't make "books" in a wiki10:24
spaceylayout is helpless10:24
cbx33pygi, are you suggesting svn?10:24
HedgeMagespacey: tell me about it, drove me bonkers :)10:24
cbx33and docbook?10:24
RobinShepheardhtml is not a lot better though10:24
spaceyother documentation uses docbook right?10:24
spaceynever used that10:24
spaceybut its some form of xml right?10:24
cbx33docbook is easy enough10:24
cbx33yeh10:24
pygicbx33, perhaps, I think the publishers just ask for simple OpenOffice files and they take care of rest10:24
LaserJockpygi: do you have a publisher10:25
spaceyi think we should use something like docbook then10:25
spaceyyou can convert it to anything right?10:25
LaserJockkinda10:25
cbx33we can turn it into pdf easy enough10:25
spaceyand publishers understand pdf :p10:25
pygiLaserJock, not yet actually, I think we need chapters layout to propose to publisher10:25
LaserJockpygi: I really think you should consider lulu.com10:26
HedgeMagepygi: depends on the publisher.  We may be best off using TeX/LaTeX so it can be easily styled10:26
=== cbx33 too
spaceylatex is fine with me too10:26
pygiLaserJock, we'll print current cookbook on Lulu.com indeed10:26
cbx33what about the new one10:26
pygilatex fine here as well, but do all know it?10:26
LaserJockpygi: for edgy too10:26
cbx33I don;t10:26
spaceypygi: i don't really know, but it should be easy :)10:26
RobinShepheardI don't know latex but I can learn10:26
HedgeMagecbx33: Lyx is a great WYSIWYM editor10:26
=== LaserJock rasies his hand for a sec
HedgeMageRobinShepheard: ^^^10:26
pygiLaserJock, shoot10:27
=== HedgeMage calls on LaserJock even though she's not running the meeting
HedgeMage:P10:27
LaserJockthe new help.ubuntu.com wiki (where the cookbooks are going) will have a wiki -> docbook converter10:27
cbx33LaserJock, is it any good?10:28
LaserJockyes10:28
LaserJockthere is a SoC project10:28
HedgeMageLaserJock: I'm going to cry if I end up trying to work on a document this big in wiki speak again.10:28
LaserJockthat has already produced some awesome stuff10:28
spaceyi really don't want to work in wiki10:28
LaserJockHedgeMage: no, I mean for getting things started, small sections, etc10:28
cbx33me either10:28
cbx33svn10:28
LaserJockthen once you get it into docbook it is good to go10:28
LaserJockfor people who want to contribute without having to learn docbook10:29
spaceyhow is docbook on layout and stuff?10:29
=== HedgeMage votes for svn, or if folks really want something web-based, the "book" module on drupal
cbx33I suppose we should be pushing bzr10:29
spaceyHedgeMage: thats good10:29
LaserJockbzr! ;-)10:29
pygicbx33, entire doc team uses SVN10:29
pygiok, so we don't want publisher, and we'll print on Lulu or?10:30
HedgeMageI'm not familiar with Docbook, but I know that lyx is great for editing LaTeX in a WYSIWYG/WYSIWYM manner, without having to learn the markup10:30
HedgeMagepygi: we're what, four months out from edgy?10:30
spaceylatex+svn sounds fine with me :P10:30
spaceydoes that work with the drupal thingy as well :p10:30
pygiHedgeMage, indeed10:30
cbx33latex+svn is cool with me10:31
LaserJockpygi: to be honest I think you would have a very difficult time getting a publisher for this, and even harder time making it open source10:31
cbx33indeed10:31
HedgeMagepygi: I don't know if you've dealt with publishers much before, but that's one insane crunch to try to propose a book in... we may be stuck with lulu or something similar for edgy and look into a "real" publisher for edgy+110:31
RobinShepheardyou could try oreilly10:31
cbx33lulu is the way to go10:31
spaceyi think the book should be a bit more mature before it should be published10:31
cbx33HedgeMage, I agree10:31
spaceylulu is quite nice10:32
LaserJocklulu.com is quite awesome, it's cheaper than a publisher10:32
HedgeMageLaserJock: not true, some tech-oriented publishers, such as O'Reilly, are pretty open about publishing on the web along with the book release.10:32
spaceyfrom what i have seen10:32
LaserJockHedgeMage: but usually not with a good license10:32
HedgeMageit's the time crunch that makes me think going to a traditional publisher is nuts10:32
LaserJockI could be wrong, but the Offical Ubuntu Book was a struggle to get done in GFDL10:32
cbx33HedgeMage, yeh10:32
spaceyi think we can use lulu for a while, and for the next enterprise release a real book :)10:32
cbx33sounds good10:32
LaserJockdo you really want a real book?10:33
pygieveryone agrees?10:33
LaserJockI would really hesitate to do that10:33
spaceypygi: on what?10:33
cbx33possibly if we make edgy cookbook good enough, then the changes from edgy to +1 won't be that great10:33
HedgeMageLaserJock: way-back-when I was talking to a publisher about "Help! The Computer Ate My Classroom!" they were going to let me do a Creative commons attribution share-alike as long as I released on the web four weeks after the book came out10:33
LaserJockHedgeMage: oh, that's not bad at all10:33
HedgeMageLaserJock: nope, they originally wanted 12 weeks but I talked them down :)10:33
LaserJockI think using a publisher would make the cost a lot higher10:34
pygispacey, on printing on Lulu for edgy+110:34
HedgeMageoh, and the attribution line had to include the publisher's name as well as mine10:34
LaserJockand I think it would make it more difficult to keep current10:34
spaceyi think only enterprise releases are interesting to "publish"10:34
HedgeMagelet's focus on edgy right now, and look at edgy +1 in another meeting, within the next week or two10:34
spaceyand that would be the next one10:34
spaceythe book will be much more mature then10:35
spaceyofcourse its a bit of a longterm vision10:35
cbx33indeed10:35
cbx33but never hurts to ahev a long term vision10:35
LaserJockok, latex vs. docbook?10:36
HedgeMageLaTeX +110:36
cbx33I'm ok with which ever10:36
pygiLaTeX +110:36
LaserJockbzr vs. svn vs. drupal ?10:36
cbx33I learnt docbook enough to do ESA10:36
kbrookssvn +110:36
cbx33svn +110:36
pygisvn +110:36
spaceylatex+1, bzr&svn +110:37
kbrooksdecentralisation is overkill10:37
LaserJockcan latex be converted to docbook?10:37
HedgeMagesvn +1... drupal +.5 (ie my second choice)10:37
HedgeMageLaserJock: yep, very easily10:37
cbx33:D10:37
HedgeMageLaserJock: there are filters out there.10:37
LaserJockcan latex be converted to HTML?10:37
HedgeMageLaserJock: latex can be converted to ANYTHING10:37
spaceyi think it can be converted to many things10:37
cbx33indeed it can10:37
cbx33so I think we're agreed on that10:38
LaserJockwell, I know that, I'm just wondering how much of a pain it is going to be10:38
LaserJockI'm -1 on LaTeX10:38
LaserJockbut I don't count ;-)10:38
pygiLaserJock, bleh, why is that? :-/10:38
SpecI think the Twisted group made a python module to translate latex into html10:38
pygi(why don't you count)10:38
pygieveryone counts10:38
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HedgeMageLaserJock: LaTeX was designed for publishing, so it's got many well-supporte LaTeX-to-whatever filters.10:38
LaserJockHedgeMage: yes, but what is your target media10:38
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pygiLaserJock, do you planm on contributing to Cookbook? :)10:39
LaserJockprobably not10:39
pygieh :(10:39
LaserJockI'd love to but I've already got a ton of Edgy projects10:39
=== kbrooks raises his hand
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kbrookstwo questions10:39
LaserJockI wouldn't mind helping with review and stuff10:39
kbrooks1. what is this edgy cookbook?10:39
kbrooks2. what meeting is this?/10:39
spaceykbrooks: an  "Edubuntu Guide"10:39
cbx33edubuntu-cookbook10:40
LaserJock1. and Edubuntu guide 2. edubuntu cookbook meeting10:40
kbrooksok10:40
pygiok, so next :)10:40
HedgeMagekbrooks: a guide for people with little or no linux or admin experience to set up and run Edubuntu (Ubuntu's education offshoot)10:40
LaserJockI think docbook would be a more appropriate format for including in Edubuntu10:40
pygiLaserJock, you wanted to discuss my points? :)10:40
pygiLaserJock, that I agree, but we'll convert it anyway10:40
kbrooksmay i comment?10:40
HedgeMagekbrooks: go for it :)10:41
LaserJockbut why go through the hassle of converting when docbook is already easy to use?10:41
LaserJockit is *made* for this kind of stuff10:41
pygiLaserJock, indeed, you are right10:41
kbrooksj,,,10:41
kbrookshmmm10:41
kbrooksum10:41
pygiLaserJock,  convince others, I am fine with whatever we go with10:42
HedgeMageLaserJock: it could go either way, really... I kind of expect the Latex people to work in latex and convert to docbook or the docbook people to work in that and convert to latex... at least if everyone is as set in their ways as I10:42
cbx33sure LaserJock 10:42
cbx33docbook is good with me10:42
spaceyi don't really care, i have no significant experience with both10:42
LaserJockHedgeMage: yeah, I suppose10:42
RobinShepheardI am the same as spacey, I don't know either so it is much of a muchness for me for what it is worth10:43
LaserJockbut it should end up as docbook in the end so however it gets there is up to you guys I guess :-)10:43
HedgeMagemost print publishers I've worked with (that's 2 of 2, hardly a scientific sample) favor LaTeX over docbook, though, so that might be worth considering, just to avoid excessive cleaning up for print.10:43
spaceydocbook has the advantage that the other doc guys use it as well10:43
=== HedgeMage listens
cbx33docbook ++10:43
LaserJockHedgeMage: my point is that I don't think it should *ever* reach a print publisher (other than maybe lulu.com)10:43
LaserJockbut that is something you guys need to decide10:44
LaserJockwhat is your target media?10:44
cbx33I think it all depends on how comprehensive it is10:44
RobinShepheardDaft question, how long from hetting to a print publisher to release date????10:44
pygiLaserJock, yes, indeed, only lulu.com for printing10:44
RobinShepheard*getting10:44
HedgeMageLaserJock: I must have missed that in the scrollback.  I'll bug you about it later since I want to hear your reasoning, but don't want to make the whole chan rehash it.10:44
LaserJockRobinShepheard: I'd guess close to a year10:44
RobinShepheardso by the time it is printed it is 2 versions of edubuntu out of date10:44
HedgeMageLaserJock: nope, nothing like that IME10:45
HedgeMage(mind you, my experience is limited)10:45
LaserJockI'm pretty sure that's what it took for the Ubuntu book10:45
RobinShepheardHedgeMage: go on10:45
HedgeMageLaserJock: wait a sec, are we talking from *approaching* a publisher, or from submitting a final draft?10:45
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LaserJockHedgeMage: approaching a publisher10:46
LaserJockif we wanted to start today, how long would it take to get a product out?10:46
HedgeMageLaserJock: ahh, then I'd agree with you... sorry I misunderstood, I thought you were talking about final submission to print10:46
kbrooksSTOP10:46
kbrooksWAIT10:46
kbrooksFREEZE10:46
RobinShepheardso the print option is a bit of a moot point at the moment don't you think10:46
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HedgeMageRobinShepheard: that's why I suggested tabling it for a later meeting10:47
kbrookscan't the edubuntu book be ...10:47
kbrookshmmm10:47
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HedgeMage;)10:47
LaserJockI think it is, and so I think that also makes a difference as to latex vs. docbook10:47
kbrooksI recommend that it be all tabled (the whole "publish as book" thing)10:47
LaserJockif we are using LaTeX because that is what is use in publishing10:47
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Riddelldocbook is always better than latex10:48
kbrooksit is unnecessary to discuss this10:49
LaserJocklook, I'm not against LaTeX (I'm a Chemisty, I write everything in latex) but I do think that because docbook was designed for this type of writing10:49
RobinShepheardgiven the indecision about the format, would it not be better to discuss other things like content and come back to the format later10:49
kbrooksIMO, this is out of scope10:49
LaserJockand it is what is used by yelp10:49
kbrooksRobinShepheard: agreed10:49
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LaserJockprobably, it really doesn't matter, we have svn for sure :-)10:50
RobinShepheardlolo10:50
RobinShephearddoh lol10:50
cbx33lolo or lulu10:50
RobinShephearddon't start that again cbx33 ;)10:50
pygiOk, so the content10:50
pygianyone has suggestions/ideas?10:51
cbx33well10:51
cbx33sorry10:51
=== cbx33 raises his hand
LaserJockpygi: fill out what you have, make it better10:51
pygioki, cbx33 shoot10:51
LaserJockdoh, /me forgot to raise his hand10:51
cbx33I think we have to decide how comprehensive we're going to make it10:51
cbx33what are we including10:51
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cbx33that kind of thing10:52
pygiLaserJock, no worries :010:52
pygicbx33, I would say very comprehensive10:52
=== HedgeMage raises her hand
cbx33I've finished10:52
LaserJockquick RobinShepheard, ask your question before more hands go up :-)10:52
RobinShepheardok, cheers. I would suggest a starting section on install with screen pics, and larger centre section with day to day running and the apps10:53
RobinShepheardand a last section with trouble shooting section in10:53
pygiRobinShepheard, we have that already ;) (the first suggestion)10:53
spaceypygi: can i comment on your points now?10:54
pygispacey, shoot10:54
spaceyabout 3.: i think freely available on the web is a must, not a perhaps10:54
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spaceyif anyone remembers his orginal points10:54
pygispacey, agreed10:54
spaceyquite a while back10:54
spaceymaybe repast them10:54
LaserJockspacey: and should be open source as well :-)10:54
spaceyLaserJock: yep10:55
LaserJockwhat license will it have? :-)10:56
lucasvowhat's on ?10:56
spaceysome CC i guess10:56
RobinShepheardlucasvo: edubuntu cookbook10:57
LaserJockspacey: or perhaps GFDL10:57
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spaceythats also a possibility yes10:57
LaserJockGFDL has been recently (sort of) cleared as free by Debian10:57
pygiOkay, I am very sorry, but I gotta run now10:57
spaceyat least it should be free10:57
lucasvodidn't we already discuss the licensing of cookbook?10:57
pygiHedgemage is gonna take all over now, and I'll read on logs ;)10:57
HedgeMagenp pygi 10:58
spaceywasnt it suppose to be CC BY SA?10:58
LaserJockCC isn't considered free by Debian, I dont' think10:58
spaceyi recall something like that10:58
RobinShepheardsee you later pygi10:58
lucasvoLaserJock: depends on which one, afaik10:58
pygispacey, the licence is on wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToCookEdubuntu10:58
pygilaters10:58
cbx33bye pygi 10:58
LaserJockCC-SA and GFDL are common ones10:58
HedgeMageI'd say stick with the CC license... it's workable and we need consistency.10:59
lucasvoLaserJock: I think BY would be good10:59
spaceypygi: that page is gone10:59
lucasvoHedgeMage: and it is undrestandable10:59
spacey:<10:59
HedgeMageAuthors, in general, are less likely to contribute if they aren't certain the license will stay as it is.10:59
LaserJocklucasvo: well, CC-SA implies BY but yeah10:59
LaserJockto me anyway10:59
lucasvoLaserJock: oh, I didn't know that10:59
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LaserJockHedgeMage: so what is the license currently? CC-BY-SA?11:00
HedgeMageyes, I believe so11:00
RobinShepheardwhere can I find a copy of that??11:00
LaserJockoh,  then definately go with that11:01
spaceyi have to leave as well11:01
spaceyunfortunately11:01
cbx33see ya spacey 11:01
lucasvoRobinShepheard: on creativecommons.org11:01
RobinShepheardsee you later sp11:01
spaceysomeone will write up something about the meeting and post to list? :)11:01
RobinShepheardsee you later spacey11:01
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RobinShepheardcheers lucasvo11:01
HedgeMageLaserJock: yes, just checked... see https://wiki.edubuntu.org/HowToCookEdubuntu/Chapters11:01
HedgeMagespacey: if no one else volunteers, I will11:02
spaceykk:)11:02
spaceygn11:02
RobinShepheardI would be happy to contribute under the current license11:02
HedgeMageOkay, so far we've established that we're going to collaborate via SVN, using either docbook or LaTeX, working under a CC-BY-SA license, and that Edgy will be published via lulu... did I miss anything?11:03
HedgeMageI'll take that as a "no"11:03
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lucasvogrr11:04
lucasvowhy not bzr?11:04
HedgeMagelucasvo: because only one person voted for it, IIRC11:04
lucasvoAnybody who wants to work for Ubuntu should be carefull in voting against bzr ;)11:05
HedgeMagelol :)11:05
lucasvoI mean for canonical11:05
HedgeMageI knew what you meant11:05
HedgeMageAnyhow, still on the table:11:05
lucasvoI think bzr is superior to svn because it is not serverbased. which makes it as redundant as the internet.11:06
HedgeMageContent, organization, timeline, and setting our next meeting11:06
lucasvoHedgeMage: Don't forget the layout design11:06
HedgeMagelucasvo: both docbook and LaTeX lend themselves to being styled after the fact, so I think we'll table that for now11:06
HedgeMagelucasvo: dinner before dessert as my mom used to say11:07
lucasvook11:07
LaserJocklucasvo: svn works very well for this sort of thing11:07
lucasvoHedgeMage: but one should prepare the desert before dinner otherwise one have to make it after the diner which will delay the meal11:07
cbx33I'm out guys11:07
cbx33tired 11:07
cbx33sleepy11:07
RobinShepheardlater cbx3311:07
HedgeMageAs for content, I'd like to come up with a draft outline at this meeting and post it to the mailing list for review.11:08
lucasvoLaserJock: of course. the only bad thing about svn is, there is no LP support at all11:08
HedgeMagecbx33: see you later... pm me your email addy please in case I don't have it so I can get you that screenie ASAP11:08
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LaserJocklucasvo: why do you need LP support?11:08
RobinShepheardHedgeMage: would it be worth providing a brief overview of networking in general, after all some teachers may no very little about computer networks11:09
lucasvoLaserJock: because it's the dev. plattform for ubuntu?11:09
lucasvoRobinShepheard: yes I think so11:09
lucasvo(especially because I would probably profit as well)11:09
lucasvoRobinShepheard: explain how lan works11:09
HedgeMageguys, let's focus on content okay? we can revisit managing the thing at the end of our meeting if there's time.11:09
lucasvoand maybe even how to set up the hardware11:09
lucasvohow to use a crimptool11:09
lucasvoetc.11:09
LaserJocklucasvo: this is documentation, and svn is still a good tool11:10
RobinShepheardit is just the current one just says about thin clients and that is about it11:10
HedgeMageLaserJock: content, please.11:11
HedgeMageI'd reccommend that we expand the apps overview to include examples of in-classroom use11:11
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RobinShepheardespecially keduca11:12
RobinShepheard a real life saver potentially11:12
=== HedgeMage nods
HedgeMageany more suggestions for additional content?  or content that should be scrubbed?11:13
RobinShepheardjust the intro to networking11:14
HedgeMagegot it on the list.11:15
RobinShepheardcheers11:15
HedgeMageokay, anything else regarding content, or are we ready to head on to organization?11:16
HedgeMageokay, organization then...11:16
HedgeMageI propose that the LTSP and standalone parts each be made into "Pre-Install" "Installation" and "Post-Install" sections, and that the post-install sections absorb stuff like the printing chapter from "shiny things"11:18
HedgeMageI think that it will add clarity, and keep users of one type of set-up from being confused by settings that only effect the other.11:19
HedgeMageThe down side is that we may end up dublicating some work between the two post-install sections.... I do expect any duplication to be minimal11:19
HedgeMagethoughts?11:19
RobinShepheardI think that makes a lot of sense, then you can make sure of things like depndancies and the like11:19
=== HedgeMage nods
HedgeMageanybody else? or any other suggestions?11:20
RobinShepheardalso people will be able to see results easier11:20
RobinShepheardI still reckon you should finish with a brief trouble shooting section11:20
RobinShepheardif it doesn't work check this sort of thing11:21
HedgeMagehmmm... might it work better to have a "troubleshooting" bit at the end of each chapter that directly addresses things done in that chapter?11:21
RobinShepheardyeah, that would deffinately make more sense11:22
RobinShepheardit would definately make it easier to find the troubleshooting bits for the individual app11:23
HedgeMagethat's what I was thinking11:23
RobinShepheardI bow down to your greater wisdom11:23
HedgeMageplus, it would reduce frustration, I think, because it'll take less momentum away from the process if the help is right there.11:23
HedgeMage:) the troubleshooting was your idea, don't give me all the credit :D11:23
HedgeMageOkay, anything else for organization?11:24
RobinShepheardnot from me11:24
HedgeMageI think we're all that's left :/11:24
HedgeMageoh, well11:24
RobinShepheardlooks like it11:24
HedgeMagelast bit: time, date, and agenda for our next meeting.11:24
RobinShepheardmost haven't left though11:24
RobinShepheardonly real day I can't do is first wednesday of the month11:25
RobinShepheardit is the local linux user group :)11:25
HedgeMageI'd like to see us get together early next week, as we desperately need to figure out the docbook/latex question, and I'd like to get a vote on the content/organization suggestions made today11:25
RobinShepheardmonday is good for me11:26
HedgeMage20:00 UTC next Tuesday sound good?  (Expecting it to last approx 30-40 minutes)11:26
RobinShepheardwell any day is good for me next week. yeah sounds fine11:26
HedgeMagehmmm let me check, I think there's already a meeting monday11:26
RobinShephearddeveloper summit next monday11:28
RobinShepheardwill that be a problem??11:28
RobinShepheardubuntu one that is11:28
HedgeMagewell, that's only for people lucky enough to be in Paris :P11:29
HedgeMagewhich, admittedly, includes some of ours11:29
RobinShepheardnot me unforunately11:29
HedgeMagewhat about this week thursday, 20:00 UTC... that way we don't conflict with Paris or with various other meetings on the Fridge11:30
HedgeMageit's soon, but if I can get this write-up done ASAP I can give everyone some time to prep and we should be good for enough people to make a decision11:30
RobinShepheardok fine by me11:30
HedgeMagecool11:31
HedgeMagethursday at 20:00 UTC then, expecting 30-40 minutes in length11:31
RobinShepheardI wont have a lot to offer about formats or svn vs bzr though as I have never used any of them11:31
HedgeMagesvn is easy, I've not yet tried bzr.11:31
RobinShepheardsame place for the meeting??11:32
HedgeMageOne of the reasons I favored LaTeX over Docbook is that I don't know of an easy WYSIWYG editor for docbook, but I do know of one for LaTeX11:32
HedgeMageyep, same place.11:32
HedgeMageI'm headed back to #edubuntu now11:32
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