[12:06] ok [12:06] what should i do now? [12:07] bluekuja, could you be faster please [12:07] i need help RIGHT now [12:07] :-) really [12:07] i've sent my key to ubuntu server with command written there [12:08] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto?action=show&redirect=GPGKey#head-b54d61303895f1d048333715a2a372923aad22a8 [12:08] ok [12:11] again it says "No public key" [12:11] in UbuntuCodeOfConduct.txt.asc [12:11] you sure you have a key? [12:11] gpg --list-keys [12:11] LaserJock: :D [12:11] yes [12:11] i do [12:12] pub 1024D/A26B8018 2006-06-12 [12:12] uid Emir Beganovic [12:12] sub 2048g/BDE8CF11 2006-06-12 [12:12] pub 2048R/E452E3F5 2006-06-12 [12:12] uid Emir Beganovic [12:13] and did you put your gpg key in LP [12:13] LP? [12:13] launchpad [12:13] where right [12:13] into https://launchpad.net/codeofconduct/1.0.1/+sign ? [12:14] no [12:14] than where? [12:14] I'm saying at your LP page [12:14] oh... [12:14] ok [12:14] there is a link on the left to add your gpg key [12:14] just my gpg key [12:14] ok [12:14] on OpenGPG keys? [12:14] yeah [12:14] ok === pygi [n=pygi@83-131-227-180.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #edubuntu [12:16] and gow can i decrypct message [12:16] pygi: mario!!! [12:17] bluekuja: he went away :( [12:17] oh he's back! === HedgeMage pounces pygi [12:17] "Please paste a clear-signed copy of the following phrase into the text box below." [12:17] sorry, I'm a little slow today [12:17] which phrase [12:17] ? [12:17] hey Andrea, hey Susan [12:17] anyone? [12:17] how are you? :) [12:18] can anyone help me, please [12:18] really good mario, you? [12:18] bluekujea? [12:18] bluekuja? [12:18] EmxBA: whats the problem? [12:18] "Please paste a clear-signed copy of the following phrase into the text box below." [12:18] bluekuja, I am great, thanks for asking ;) [12:18] which phrase exactly [12:18] pygi: :) [12:18] EmxBA, the signed copy of CoC [12:19] yep [12:19] where is that signed copy [12:19] bluekuja, I'll have a package ready for you for "Extras" [12:19] you have to sign it [12:19] i signed it [12:19] with one command [12:19] pygi: great!! [12:19] worlds "most bad" burning application ever :P [12:19] i'm waiting it === rwcitek__ [n=chatzill@host.emergingtech.org] has joined #edubuntu [12:19] which command === rwcitek__ is now known as rwcitek [12:19] oh nice [12:20] HedgeMage, just you pounce :P [12:20] I'll request branches for fc-4 and fc-3 too [12:20] (fc-5 included) [12:20] bluekuja: help me please [12:20] Launchpad could not verify your signature: No public key! [12:20] ! [12:20] Some people juggle geese. Try searching at http://ubuntu.cc.com.au/, EmxBA [12:21] EmxBA, you need to sync it with servers [12:21] any [12:21] which command [12:21] EmxBA, bleh, use "seahorse" to do it [12:21] sudo apt-get install seahorse [12:21] bluekuja, bonefire, if you ever heard of that =P [12:21] bonfire* [12:22] ok [12:22] pygi: mmm.... i dont remember that name, have you got an homepage for it? [12:22] i already installed it [12:22] what should i do now? [12:22] bluekuja, yes, but it's bad. so rather not show :P [12:22] :D ok [12:22] EmxBA, you can click "Publish keys" or something simmilar :P [12:22] bluekuja, working on better site tho [12:23] ok [12:23] and what now? [12:23] pygi: great, when final website release is out tell me [12:23] EmxBA, now wait half an hour :P [12:23] really [12:23] ? [12:24] yes :P [12:24] bluekuja, http://gnomefiles.org/app.php?soft_id=1158 [12:24] new version will be out tommorow [12:24] (or today while we'r at it :) ) [12:24] and after half an hour [12:24] then what? [12:24] EmxBA, then you paste signed copy [12:25] and where do i get it [12:25] pygi, where do you live [12:25] EmxBA: you make it [12:25] mario, pricaj hrvatski :D [12:25] idi na privatne :D [12:25] EmxBA, bleh, stop talking non-english language in this channel :P [12:26] :P [12:26] pygi: great application, [12:26] do not laugh me :D [12:26] lets move to it [12:26] hehe [12:26] :D [12:26] bluekuja, bleh, current version is piece of junk :P [12:26] :D screenshoots are realllly cool [12:26] :) [12:27] bluekuja, bleh, the UI is greatest part of the junk in the app :P [12:27] lol [12:27] well that's something that i like a lot [12:27] ^^ === EmxBA [n=emx@as58-ob1.dlp281.bih.net.ba] has left #edubuntu [] [12:29] bluekuja, bleh, 0.3.9 changed quite a lot in UI [12:30] (not that much actually :P) [12:30] do you will provide me an already done package? [12:30] if not i'll do it [12:30] yup, already done package [12:31] oh ok perfect [12:31] ;) [12:31] provide me .spec file, and src.rpm [12:31] If it's bad, please feel free to change it :P [12:31] bleh, what? I thought of providing just pure rpm :) [12:31] hehe, i'll review it [12:31] oki, so both spec and src.rpm [12:32] yeah, i don't need rpm [12:32] only spec and src [12:32] oki :) [12:32] ;) [12:32] the "release script" is building packages for me :P [12:33] lol === mhz [n=mhz@pc-130-84-214-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu [12:34] rpmlint it after build [12:34] really, I wrote a script we use for test building with all possible configure options, and build .deb and .rpm :) [12:34] oh cool [12:35] anyway remember to rpmlint, if it's clean I'll move to mock review [12:35] oki, whatever rpmlint is :P :) [12:35] :D [12:36] just rpmfind for it [12:36] bleh :) [12:37] and sadly, ubuntu people aren't able to run bonfire :( [12:37] oh y? [12:38] requires gnome 2.14.2 ;-/ [12:38] pygi: can you make it for this thursday? [12:39] what? package? [12:39] i'll be away for one week [12:39] yeah [12:39] package will be ready tommorow [12:39] great [12:39] so it will be available in yum for wednesday, thursday [12:39] ping me tomorrow [12:40] not in the evening/night [12:40] oki :) [12:40] tnx :) [12:40] no, thank you ;) [12:41] np mario :) [12:41] mhz is with us === dm [n=daniel@dslb-088-073-217-225.pools.arcor-ip.net] has joined #edubuntu [12:43] hey mhz ;) [12:43] bluekuja, ok, so I stop bothering you now :P [12:47] pygi: np :) , I'm here if you need something [12:49] bluekuja, don't you sleep? :P === bluekuja never sleeps [12:50] bluekuja: hey, sorry guys... today is holiday... family stuff :( [12:50] pygi: anyway I'm really tired now [12:50] mhz: hello!! [12:50] np man [12:51] pygi: summer is started, parties too [12:51] bluekuja, hehe :) [12:51] so every night we return at six o'clock [12:51] in the morning [12:51] ^^ [12:51] pygi: hi [12:52] hey hey mhz ;) [12:52] enjoy your holiday :P [12:52] bluekuja, which is nice :P [12:52] bluekuja: not healthy [12:53] mhz: I know but i can't say no to girls [12:53] what do you guys think? [12:53] :D [12:54] bluekuja: the more you say no to girls, the more they want you [12:54] mhz: lol, thats true [12:54] omg, spider near keyboard [12:54] one moment tnx [12:58] bah, I'm so boring, I go to bed ~11:00pm and get up about ~8:00pm and go to school [12:58] lol, 8:00am I mean [12:59] LaserJock, bleh :P [12:59] LaserJock: nice :D === bluekuja restarts spider fight [01:00] bluekuja: don't let it win :-) [01:01] LaserJock: lol, he's hiding in the dark [01:01] coward [01:02] LaserJock: well, not boring, at all. It is what you do what really counts, doesn't matter who with or where [01:02] LaserJock: i have to find it, i don't want to sleep with him [01:02] ^^ [01:03] well, I'm boring all the way around, Paris will be the most exciting thing I've done in a long time [01:05] LaserJock: no parties for you? [01:05] nope [01:05] LaserJock: I hardly ever go out of the house.. and I don't have a boring life. Actually, I could easily say I do much more stuff than many people around me. [01:05] I'm too busy working on Ubuntu and doing research and working on the house and hanging out with my wife to party [01:06] LaserJock: i forgot that you're married [01:06] ^^ [01:07] yeah, I'd be working on Ubuntu 24x7 if I wasn't married :-) [01:08] :D [01:10] i go [01:10] cya pygi, LaserJock ,mhz [01:10] see you all tomorrow [01:10] bye bluekuja, enjoy ;) [01:10] (pygi ping me when done) === bddebian [n=bdefrees@71.224.172.103] has joined #edubuntu [01:10] :) [01:10] ciao all [01:12] hey bddebian [01:13] Howdy folks [01:13] Heya Burgwork [01:13] hey Burgwork, bddebian [01:13] nn bluekuja [01:14] LaserJock: see? very much to do [01:14] Hi pygi [01:15] laters all ;) [01:15] Bye pygi [01:16] mhz: but still boring [01:16] hi bddebian [01:16] Heya LaserJock [01:17] LaserJock: well, I am sorry you feel it is boring. Maybe you have to re-love the things you do, those small details. [01:17] ;) [01:17] yes, words of wisdom there mhz [01:24] LaserJock: hehe, well, I am not trying to bug you on the topic, but I've been married twice, and 1 thing I really got after those experiences is that it is up to us to love what we do. Else, the 1st feeling we get... is that we have a boring life compared to the rest of people. However, we do have many things they do not. And, at least me, fell very well with the hours I dedicate to stuff like Edubuntu, social work, my kids, and poker :D [01:30] Okay, for anyone who's interested, TT really needs some attention so I'm taking him down to the pool. I promise I'll get the Edubuntu Cookbook meeting notes done ASAP upon our return === HedgeMage waves === HedgeMage leaves === jane_ [n=JaneW@dsl-146-167-152.telkomadsl.co.za] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === LaserJock is now known as Laser_away === mhz is now known as mhz_food === bimberi [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === caravena [n=caravena@227-162-223-201.adsl.terra.cl] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #edubuntu === HedgeMage peeks in [03:43] hi [03:49] hi jsgotangco [03:49] what's up? [03:49] boring tuesday at work [03:51] heh === LaserJock [n=mantha@ubuntu/member/laserjock] has joined #edubuntu === mhz_food is now known as mhz === arkan0x [n=arkan0x@201.215.87.19] has joined #edubuntu === arkan0x [n=arkan0x@201.215.87.19] has joined #edubuntu === arkan0x [n=arkan0x@pc-19-87-215-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu === CuriousG [n=cg@c-67-174-42-184.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #edubuntu [05:42] does anyone know how to edit the logout menu items? === arkan0x [n=arkan0x@pc-19-87-215-201.cm.vtr.net] has joined #edubuntu [05:42] I need to remove hibernate [05:43] nope, I don't... ogra or someone probably will, though [05:44] The product isn't usable if regular users can go into hibernation and basically turn off the server. [05:45] ewww [05:46] hang on a sec [05:46] oh darn, I forgot... don't have my edubuntu box here (out for repairs) so I can't look :( [05:46] there's got to be a way though [05:48] I should hope so. [05:48] I was told by someone else that it wasn't in his beta 2 install. [05:48] So somewhere along the line, they put that in there. [05:49] that's really odd... have you asked on the mailing list yet? if you can't wait around for someone knowledgeable in here to wake up, that's probably your best bet. [05:50] I just saw an email on the ML asking about it [05:53] I *almost* have hubby convinced that it would be a good idea for him to give up his desktop computer for me to load Edubuntu for TT (and to use as a dedicated test box) [05:55] mwuahahaha [05:55] Well, he got a new laptop that's more powerful (though the desktop is still great... if we give it to TT I may steal my graphics card back, though) === HedgeMage notes there's an extra "though" in that sentence [05:56] oops [05:59] No I haven't asked but someone asked a similar question about hibernate on the 6th. No response. [05:59] hmm === jsgotangco wonders if pessulus can remove that [06:01] well you can disable the logout menu with pessulus [06:07] I don't need logout disabled but the hibernate option under logout === P3L|C4N0 [n=sopmac@201.230.1.232] has joined #edubuntu [07:05] whew [07:06] i'm pretty sure i just sucessfully ported this bayesian library to sqlite [07:06] now i just need to work on an HTML tokenizer [07:07] \o/ [07:08] \o/ indeed :) [07:08] once i get the tokenizer done i basically have the actual proxy bits done [07:09] so i just have to work on the pygtk and web frontends [07:09] way cool [07:09] yeah [07:09] and then your summer will be done! ;-) [07:09] and, bonus, i know how a 'Robinson-Fisher bayesian spam detection algorithm' works [07:09] :P [07:10] it'd be nice to finish early [07:10] didn't willow do any of these things? [07:10] bimberi: willow was some nasty code and had license issues [07:10] ah [07:11] i still don't know why it wanted to use pam [07:11] say no more [07:11] heh [07:11] do you have a name yet? [07:12] nope [07:12] smeg? ;-) [07:12] haha [07:12] you're not the first one to say that, actually [07:13] well, you might have been first but there were others :P [07:13] :) [07:13] kryten [07:13] he's a cleaning robot after all [07:15] blah - http://sourceforge.net/projects/kryten/ [07:15] if there was a French word for spam... [07:16] although maybe you should go German this time or something === bimberi_ [n=bimberi@ubuntu/member/pdpc.active.bimberi] has joined #edubuntu === HedgeMage peeks in [07:21] and everybody scatters [07:22] lol === Amaranth is talking about SafetyBoat === th1a [n=hoffman@pool-70-109-205-59.prov.east.verizon.net] has joined #edubuntu === mhz is now known as mhz_focused === pc22 [n=user17@222.126.13.162] has joined #edubuntu === cbx33 [n=pete@ubuntu/member/cbx33] has joined #edubuntu === HedgeMage pounces and cuddles cbx33 [07:52] what have I done? === cbx33 looks worried :p [07:52] ? [07:53] heheh [07:53] hi jsgotangco [07:53] HedgeMage, did you get my mail then? [07:54] nope, don't think so === HedgeMage checks [07:54] cbx33: not yet, when did you send it? [07:54] a few mins ago [07:55] titled Mock Logo [07:55] hmmm === HedgeMage checks again [07:56] nope, but now I'm just waiting for my hosting provider people to notice I'm checking every 5 seconds and /msg me to ask wtf is up :P === HedgeMage bounces [07:57] (in my chair, not my email) [08:03] HedgeMage: answering your mail: You can create PDF files from docbook for printing [08:04] HedgeMage: Firefox can read docbook if it has a correct XSL [08:04] HedgeMage: I think Yelp has docbook support as well [08:04] I'll write an email about it. [08:04] got to go to school now [08:04] yelp reads docbook natively [08:05] and renders it with its own stylesheets === HedgeMage nods [08:05] ttyl lucasvo [08:05] isn't conglomerate a docbook-styled (among others) editor? [08:05] yes but not too stable [08:06] qemacs has a docbook mode [08:08] right I gotta go eat....brb === cbx33 marvels, pressing the eject button actually ejects the cd now :D amazing === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #edubuntu === mhz_focused is now known as mhz === Amaranth [n=amaranth@ubuntu/member/amaranth] has joined #edubuntu [09:00] dutch weather really sucks [09:00] today 33 degrees (yay!) [09:00] tomorrow 20 :) [09:00] lol [09:01] HedgeMage: did you catch my post? [09:01] Burgundavia: yep, just read it :) [09:01] HedgeMage: nice go @ list [09:02] Burgundavia: you made good points... if someone can show me a WYSIWYG docbook editor that is newbie friendly (someone posted some suggestions, I'll check them out before the meeting if I have time) I'm sold. [09:02] HedgeMage: we are looking at moin-->docbook [09:02] there is a Fedora SoC project doing this === HedgeMage nods [09:03] latex has the huge issue that it makes it harder to integrate with the rest of teh Ubuntu documentation [09:04] you cannot use our build chain, our translation production, etc. [09:04] yeah, but when that was the only thing going for docbook, that wasn't enough. You and others have made a larger case for it [09:06] (it makes me glad we tabled the issue and set debate loose on the mailing list) [09:08] hi JaneW :) [09:08] hey HedgeMage [09:09] conglomerate [09:09] jsgotangco: whomever mentioned that earlier said it's not very stable. I haven't tried it yet, though. have you used it much? === HedgeMage looks up [09:10] hey, *you're* the one who said it's not stable :P [09:10] jsgotangco: I agree with HedgeMage that conglomerate is no good [09:10] Burgundavia: apparently, so does jsgotangco... scroll up to about an hour ago [09:11] regardless, I see the gui editing of docbook as not a huge issue currently [09:14] Burgundavia: I'm just trying to give us as many avenues to recruit new docpeople as possible. If Edgy goes like Dapper did, I don't think we'll be done enough for print until another release down the road at least. [09:14] Burgundavia: we had lots of volunteers, then most bailed. [09:15] most volunteers bailing is a symptom of volunteers, not likely of the technology [09:16] most of the volunteers on the wiki bail too [09:16] I didn't mean it was due to the technology, I just meant that if volunteers don't have to be willing do do markup by hand, we have a bigger pool to recruit from. [09:16] and, considering the fact that they often bail out, the more we start with the better [09:16] true [09:17] hehe [09:17] we need clones [09:17] you also want committed people, who will look through an unclear technology === spacey just watched star wars ep2 last week [09:18] can you imagine such a clone army of oss devs =) [09:18] problem is, we grow through diversity [09:19] yes, but, there *has* to be room in every project for people with only user-level technical knowledge to get their feet wet and feel that they've accomplished something... and documentation is usually it. Often, if you can just get them to wade in they will pick up momentum and want to do and learn more. Of course, if they think there are sharks in the water, they'll stay on the beach. [09:19] cookie cutter solutions is what the current stuff is [09:19] then those people who just want their feet wet can play in your wiki [09:19] in the end you need people how know their stuff [09:20] spacey: I agree, I just think that if we catch 'em while they're just wading in and keep them interested, we'll get first pick of the cool people ;) [09:20] people will come and go === HedgeMage nods [09:21] hence why you should latch yourself onto an existing project with existing tools [09:21] the doc team is unlikely to go anywhere [09:21] they're also unlikely to be too interested in what edubuntu is doing :P I do agree that docbook is looking like the better solution now. It was just under-represented at the meeting, I think [09:22] actually, there is no sane reason to seperate out the partner projects in terms of docs [09:23] anyway, I have to sleep [09:23] sweet dreams, corey, and thanks for the info [09:24] the current toolchain used isn't that hard really [09:26] it could also be done on bzr, but its not really good on structured text [09:27] What I know about bzr could fill a thimble :P [09:27] its not hard [09:27] that said, like anything else, I'd learn it if need be [09:28] at the meeting, though, no one seemed to be pushing it [09:28] sorry i wasn;t there i was sleeping [09:30] sleeping is really important jsgotangco [09:31] ;) [09:31] lack of meetings won't get you killed:) [09:31] jsgotangco: sleep? what's that? [09:31] :P === mhz is now known as mhz_zZzZ [09:36] weird bug [09:37] my idle handlers only gets called once inside my gobject mainloop === Amaranth stupid [09:38] forgot return True === pygi [n=pygi@83-131-239-224.adsl.net.t-com.hr] has joined #edubuntu [09:41] hey hey people ;) [09:43] hey, pygi [09:44] pygi: have time for a quick /msg before I flee to bed for some shut-eye [09:44] ? [09:44] yes, sure [09:46] pygi: i'm an HTML tokenizer and dbus interface away from the proxy part being done :) === cbx33 [n=c2df514b@209.152.164.93] has joined #edubuntu [09:48] Amaranth, heh, good progress ;) [09:48] howz it all going [09:48] pygi that issue we were having with python doesn't happen on my laptop [09:49] cbx33: :D [09:49] which is where I do all my dev at the mo [09:49] which is probably why I never noticed it before [09:49] hi HedgeMage [09:49] hmm [09:49] hey Amaranth [09:49] howz the SoC [09:49] com.realistanew.WillowNG or com.ubuntu.WillowNG? [09:49] still need anew name :P [09:49] I thought of a few [09:49] cbx33, great ;) [09:49] lemme dig them out [09:49]