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Burgworkoh12:27
BurgworkLaserJock, if he comes back, you need to a .desktop file to /etc/xdg/autostart *I think*12:27
LaserJockahh12:28
LaserJockyes, I saw that when I was working on the menu stuff12:28
LaserJockshould have thought of that12:28
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BurgundaviaAmaranth: hey. two issues. The package of willowng in edgy is borked. It says it is starting willowng but then doesn't05:21
Burgundavia2nd: gnome people are complaining of broken buttons in alacarte05:21
=== gnomefreak hasnt found anything broken about alacarte in edgy or dapper i saw a bug or 2 on it and i cant repruduce them
Burgundaviagnomefreak: right05:27
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AmaranthBurgundavia: Dealt with the alacarte stuff the best I could, what willowng issues are you referring to?06:15
LaserJockAmaranth: does content filtering work in willowng?06:15
Amaranthyeah06:15
Amaranthalthough the current package lacks working training code06:16
BurgundaviaAmaranth: hmm, now it is working06:16
BurgundaviaI take that back06:16
LaserJockA guy I know is worked on a pykde port that he'd like to get inculded and he said that domain filtering worked but content filtering didn't06:16
Amaranthperhaps he meant the GTK gui?06:16
LaserJockno06:16
Amaranthi know that's broken, hoping to have some downtime during school tomorrow to poke06:17
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LaserJockok06:17
Burgundaviano, the filter itself was not starting06:17
Burgundaviaso the UI would fail06:17
Amaranthhrm06:17
Burgundaviaa saner thing would be to have the GUI start but notified the user the filter is not active and offer to start it06:17
AmaranthI suppose. :)06:17
Amaranthooh, new nvidia drivers06:18
LaserJockif he contributes a pykde port would you consider putting it in the package? like willowng-config-kde or something?06:18
Amaranthsure, as long as he makes it work with the current build system06:18
LaserJockk06:19
LaserJockcool06:19
BurgundaviaAmaranth: is the UI instant apply?06:20
Amaranthyeah06:20
Burgundaviado I need to configure the browser to use the proxy?06:21
Amaranthyeah, that part isn't working yet :)06:21
Amaranthand if firefox doesn't honor gconf's proxy settings it probably won't ever work06:22
Burgundaviaright06:22
BurgundaviaI use epiphany06:22
Amaranthyeah, i don't actually set the gconf stuff yet06:22
Amaranthit's on my "must be done for fear of death" list ;)06:22
Amaranthor "Things to Do - IMPORTANT"06:22
Burgundaviawhy not a transparent proxy?06:23
Burgundaviaor at least an option for one06:23
Amaranththat was the original plan, someone on the ubuntu-dev team said it was a really bad idea06:23
Burgundaviaright06:23
Burgundaviathings which assume no proxy might break06:24
Amaranthindeed, things break06:24
Amaranthnot many things but no breaking is better06:24
Burgundaviaany idea specifically what?06:25
Amaranthhmm...i wonder if i can get \sh to include a patch for WINE that makes my game work</random>06:25
Amaranthno idea, squid's website might have examples06:25
Burgundaviaminor gripe, your packing is a little off on the first tab06:26
Amaranthheh06:26
Amaranthlook at the glade file and cry :P06:26
Burgundaviayou need a UI designer06:26
Burgundaviasadly I can draw it but glade makes me cry06:26
Amaranthyou mean a person or a program?06:26
Burgundaviathe program06:27
Amarantherr06:28
Amaranthlet me try again06:28
Amaranthdo you mean i need a person to design things or a program to help me create a glade file?06:28
Burgundaviathe latter mostly06:29
jsgotangcolook for glatzor, he could help, he did g-a-i and home backup06:31
Amaranthi used the glade program to make my glade file06:34
Amaranthif i had coded that XML beast by hand i would have shot myself06:34
highvoltagesorry, I had a highlight from someone yesterday, but there is too much scrollback for me to catch up.06:45
highvoltagegood morning, #edubuntu06:45
jsgotangcohello06:45
highvoltagehello jsgotangco 06:46
Burgundaviahighvoltage: pygi was looking for you06:46
highvoltageBurgundavia: ok :)06:46
Burgundaviasadly it appears you are continuing to miss each other, despite being in mostly compatible timezones06:46
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highvoltageheh06:46
highvoltageyesterday I had virtually no PC time06:47
highvoltagewe had a big meeting with all the local schools06:47
jsgotangcohey highvoltage i got the chance to watch codebreakers in full last night ;)06:47
highvoltagejsgotangco: wow! i haven't even seen it in full yet!06:48
jsgotangcohow come i didnt see you there heh06:48
highvoltagelol06:48
highvoltagejsgotangco++06:48
jsgotangcoInkululeku was mentioned06:48
jsgotangcoalong with digital doorway06:49
jsgotangcowow pluto was demoteed06:55
BurgundaviaDear Pluto, Your status has a planet has been removed, effective August 24th, 2006, CE. We regret to take this drastic action but we have found that the planetary club was getting sadly crowded, with lots of your rowdy friends trying to join. Please add some mass and years and then we will reconsider. Yours, IAU06:59
highvoltageeek07:01
highvoltagewhat if the plutonians declare war on us?07:01
Burgundaviathey are merely dwarfs07:01
highvoltagedubya would like that, it would give him a carreer boost :)07:02
BurgundaviaWe will fight in orbit, we will fight in the asteroid belt, we will never surrender07:02
highvoltage"Pluto is an axis of evil"07:04
Burgundaviano, Pluto, Charon and Xena are the axis of evi07:04
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highvoltage:)07:06
Burgundaviahighvoltage: what is required with https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/edubuntu-xfce-desktop07:26
BurgundaviaI see it has been deferred07:26
jsgotangcobwahaha07:28
jsgotangcoaxis of interplanetary evil07:28
highvoltageBurgundavia: it's basically changing the xubuntu-desktop metapackage to be 'edubuntu friendly'07:30
Burgundaviaright07:31
highvoltageie make sure the menu's are more or less the same, and that all the features available for the edubuntu desktop works on Xfce07:31
jsgotangcoreally???07:31
highvoltagejsgotangco: more or less :)07:31
highvoltagewhen i say that, i don't mean that Xfce should have all the features of gnome07:32
Burgundaviawonder why it go deferred. That seems like an afternoon of work plus some testing07:32
jsgotangcohighvoltage: have you seen this?? http://www.norhtec.com/products/mcjr/index.html07:32
highvoltagebut that if we say sabayon works on edubuntu, it sould work with the alternative edubuntu desktop as well07:32
Burgundaviaright, that is an issue07:33
Burgundaviabecause sabayon requires gconf07:33
highvoltageBurgundavia: no, i haven't, but it looks quite nifty07:33
highvoltageBurgundavia: know what it costs?07:33
Burgundaviahighvoltage: you should direct those last two comments at jsgotangco07:33
Burgundaviait is a solid state thin client07:34
highvoltageoh sorry, prices are on the page :)07:34
highvoltagesolid state++07:34
Burgundaviadisklessworkstations stuff is cheaper and it supports LTSP07:34
jsgotangcoit shouldt go beyond $90 in bulk07:34
jsgotangcoi will probably get an eval unit for testing with the foundation07:34
highvoltageaaah, I've seen some of their other products07:34
highvoltagenorhtec sent me a pamphlet with some of their products earlier this week07:35
highvoltagei forwarded it to jason, he's interested in some of their machines for the freedom toasters07:35
jsgotangcoshould be good stuff07:37
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Bonez56_hi all, i am building a PC for a family with kids aged 5 and 11, and they want MS windows + *buntu. In your opinion, would I be better off going with Ubuntu or Edubuntu?09:06
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Bonez56__any suggestions?09:08
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RichEdhighvoltage: re norhtec ... do you think it is worth starting a relationship with them ? asking them what linux they pre-install and inviting them to get their h/w certified for ubuntu / edubuntu OEM09:15
BurgundaviaBonez56_: edubuntu is ubuntu with ltsp and education games, plus a new theme09:23
BurgundaviaBonez56_: thus, you can give them eudubntu and still get office, et.c09:24
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highvoltageRichEd: yes that sounds worth while09:46
highvoltageRichEd: i think both them and canonical could benefit from that, potentially09:46
RichEd:) already filled in their contact form asking for a mail and a chat09:48
RichEdschweet thanks09:48
ogracbx33, mark  was very impressed by SCP yesterday (i actually had the opportunity to show him the upcoming edgy stuff for 10 mins yesterday)10:03
cbx33ogra, really ?10:04
cbx33Cool !10:04
ograyep10:04
cbx33I think I figured out the plugin framework stuff too10:04
cbx33so I'll give that a go later on today10:04
ogranice :)10:04
cbx33did he give any feedback on things to change?10:04
ogranope10:05
cbx33ok10:05
ograthere wasnt enough time to go through everything10:05
cbx33no10:05
cbx33Iwouldn't have thought there would have been10:05
ograhe just took a quick look at the new upcoming apps and wanted a demo of the localdev stuff10:05
cbx33nice10:06
cbx33have you made any changes to my code...?10:06
cbx33as in10:06
cbx33shall I merge with you, or havnt you merged yet?10:06
ograi only enabled the userlist detection ...10:06
cbx33ok cool10:07
ograi think we can just switch to your code completely .... i'll merge it and take that as a base for further development10:07
cbx33ok10:07
ograwe should urgently look if we can get it backported to dapper if its in a useable state10:07
cbx33had a good chat with LaserJock last ngiht10:08
cbx33ogra, yeh that'd be cool10:08
cbx33we sorted out some of the dynamic menus stuff10:08
ograclassroom management comes up more often ...10:08
ogragood 10:08
cbx33well, I hope to have something to shw for plugins by the end of the day10:09
ogracool !10:09
ograplugins isnt really critical though 10:09
cbx33well, 10:10
cbx33what else do you want me to work on that is critical10:10
cbx33and I'll pool my resources there instead10:11
ograjust go on with SCP :)10:11
cbx33ok, plugins it is.......10:11
cbx33I'll try to get my head round the VNC stuf too10:12
cbx33but that requires me to have an LTSPsetup10:12
cbx33which I have but isnt so easy to coordinate10:12
ograright10:12
ograand vnc to the currently running display has very funny sideffects ... been there 10:12
cbx33yes10:16
cbx33ogra, pessulus was the other thing10:23
cbx33I was talking with someone yesterday about the ability to lockdown applications10:24
ograwell, there is a howto for pessulus somewhere, jdub once pointed me to it, but i dont have the url anymore10:26
cbx33ok10:26
cbx33is that a high priority?10:27
cbx33can it lockdown apps that are allowed to run?10:27
ograi'm not sure, it can at least forbid the user to open a terminal or start a browser, so i think it can10:28
cbx33hmmm10:28
cbx33ok10:28
cbx33we discussed having a listening app which had a list of apps, the user was "allowed" to ue10:28
cbx33use10:28
cbx33could even be our listener process10:28
cbx33it will kill any process that isn't on the list10:28
ograthats not very elegant ... it rather should avoid them from starting at all10:29
cbx33how can we do that ?10:29
RichEdhighvoltage: NohrTec responded ... do you have any info on this for me ?10:29
ograno idea ... 10:29
RichEd" We have tested Mepis which is based on Ubuntu core. "10:29
cbx33we'd need something that interrupts10:29
cbx33hehe10:29
cbx33well lemme just say....that's how its done on the M$ platform in a lot of cases10:30
ograbut killing apps while they start up is evil10:30
cbx33yes10:30
cbx33the other option was playing with groups....and permissions10:30
cbx33but I didn't like that idea10:30
ogramight break defaults etc ... i.e. imagine a half in place firefox profile because it was kiled over and over ... and now you enable the user to use ff again ... it will be broken10:31
cbx33yes10:31
ogragroups and permissins would be a proper way, but a hell lot of administration effort ... and we'd have to chaneg a lot (and maintain the changes)10:32
cbx33we need a system that intervenes before users run processes......10:32
cbx33ogra, yes10:32
ograwhats wrong with having the menu items removed and disabling the use of the commandline and alt-f210:32
cbx33ok10:33
cbx33what about them bringing in bash scripts10:33
cbx33that they run off a usb stick10:33
cbx33infact do we have the capability to stop them executing anything fro ma local device?10:36
RichEd--> meeting approx 2 hours <--10:40
RichEd(as in I will be away)10:40
cbx33ok RichEd 10:40
cbx33thanks for the chat yesterday10:41
cbx33did you get my last comments10:41
RichEdjust saw them now ... so a last comment on that topic ... because you're ahead, you'll be behind :)10:41
RichEdas in : there is a greater adoption of cellphones per capita in thailand than in the US10:42
RichEdwhy ?10:42
cbx33eh?10:42
RichEdprotection of capex investments in old infrastructure by companies, and lobbyists10:43
RichEdand the UK suffers the same issues with m$ industry vs oss industry10:43
RichEdhave to dash10:43
cbx33ok10:43
cbx33take care10:44
highvoltageRichEd: Mepis was previously Debian based, and now they're Ubuntu based10:46
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cbx33hi willvdl 11:15
willvdlhey cbx3311:15
cbx33howz it going?11:15
willvdlit's all good. you?11:15
cbx33yeh yeh going good11:16
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willvdlurk11:17
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willvdlcbx33, did you read the Marketing mail from RichEd?11:21
cbx33yes i did11:22
cbx33sounds great11:22
willvdljust some initial thoughts. trying to seperate the canonical and ubuntu specific stuff11:23
cbx33yeh11:24
willvdlbut I reckon I should move it to the ubuntu-marketing channels/lists/team11:24
cbx33i saw that11:24
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cbx33how do you see the leaflet/pamphlet moving foward?12:05
cbx33there is a lot of ideas in that email?12:05
cbx33how will you decide which is best to use to implement?12:05
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willvdlwell, after a chat with RichEd yesterday things were put in context.12:18
cbx33great !12:19
cbx33right I'm off for a while guys12:19
willvdlWe have a _limited_ opportunity as such for leaflets, i.e. we could get one or two templates printed with a big ubuntu/canonical print run12:19
cbx33bbl12:19
cbx33willvdl, yes12:19
willvdlI'll mail you12:19
cbx33that makes sense12:19
cbx33willvdl, please do12:19
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DanielCogra: Sound is already enabled :(  Here is my lts.conf  http://pastebin.com/77554512:21
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RichEdhi all ...12:36
highvoltagehi RichEd 12:40
RichEdhello highvoltage : Good meeting .. thanks. I think we can progress on quite a few fronts. I'll get some high-level clearance on general directions, and then we can get some actions under way. 12:41
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highvoltageRichEd: yep12:50
highvoltageRichEd: thanks12:50
RichEdTell me where I can read more on Mepis ?12:51
RichEdPliss. Tankyew.12:51
highvoltagethe same place where we read more about everything :)12:51
highvoltagehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MEPIS12:51
highvoltagethey have links from that page to the mepis page, mepis on distrowatch, etc12:51
highvoltageso that should give you pointers to more information if you'd need it.12:52
RichEdtx.01:03
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RichEdhi ogra & rodarvus : has it been going well ?02:31
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highvoltagewhere is ESA on help.ubuntu.com02:56
DanielCESA = European Space Agency?02:57
highvoltageEdubuntu Schools Advocacy02:58
DanielCah :)02:58
willvdlEndangered Species Act?02:58
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willvdlhighvoltage, only seems to be on doc.ubuntu.com03:04
RichEdhighvoltage: on the wiki : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EdubuntuSchoolAdvocacy03:06
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highvoltagewillvdl, RichEd: thanks :)03:10
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willvdlurk. there's a wiktionary too03:32
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sbalneavMorning all03:48
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willvdlola03:50
willvdldid anybody read this? http://crn.com/sections/breakingnews/breakingnews.jhtml;?articleId=19220354003:50
RichEdping will03:51
willvdlpong03:52
RichEdcan you pvt will ?03:53
RichEdall: this is a useful diagram: linux distro timeline: http://www.kde-files.org/content/files/44218-linuxdistrotimeline-6.8.2.png03:53
willvdlsorry... upgraded kernel and need to isnert nozomi module for 3g03:53
RichEdcheck your email03:54
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willvdlthanks03:58
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StephenLIs there a good way to map a users home directory to their active directory home directory at logon?04:43
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hlabsguys i need some help. In edubuntu is there any way to convert video to flash viceo                    05:31
hlabsi meant flash video05:31
sbalneavhlabs: I don't think so, what is it you're trying to do?05:50
sbalneavmaybe you can do it another way05:51
hlabsi am trying to convert my home video to flash video. Like turn it into flv format          05:51
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sbalneavok, I guess my question is, WHY does it need to be in flash format?  05:53
sbalneavI think the "ffmpeg" program will convert things FROM flash to mpeg, which is more standard for linux.  Google turns up the following:05:54
sbalneavhttp://www.jadmadi.net/2006/06/22/ubuntu-howto-converting-flv-to-mpg/05:54
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LaserJockogra: you around?06:03
LaserJockogra: I'm nearing a working dynamic-menus06:08
LaserJockogra: it wasn't as easy as I had hoped (just setting XDG_CONFIG_DIRS) as it only picks up the first menu it finds06:08
ograwow !06:10
LaserJockso what I did is set up a /users/ folder in /usr/share/edubuntu-menus/ that houses the applications.menu for each user06:12
LaserJockand then I just point XDDG_CONFIG_DIRS there06:12
LaserJockhere is my Xsession.d script: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2165106:13
LaserJockit might be pretty bad (I'm not very good at shell scripting) but it works so far06:13
sbalneavLaserJock: is that the whole of it, or is there more stuff?  If you want to send me a tarball, I can do some testing this weekend.06:14
LaserJockwell, I'm currently writing a python script (edubuntu-menus-update) that is used to actually write the applications.menu06:14
LaserJockI can send you an email when I get it fully functional06:15
LaserJockI'm sure it will all need tweaking06:15
sbalneavok, be glad to help write and/or test anything you need help with.06:15
LaserJockin particular I'm concerned about slowing down login with all the stuff I'm doing06:15
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scythehi06:17
sbalneavHello06:17
LaserJockthe one thing I have left to do in that script is what happens when somebody removes a user from the menu groups06:17
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ographew06:23
ograthat was a hard day06:23
sbalneavI can imagine06:23
sbalneavYou never said06:23
sbalneavdid the infod stuff do what you want?06:23
ograand i'm really upset about Keybuks behavior06:23
ograi havent seen it yet 06:23
LaserJockwhat got taken out?06:23
ogradid you mail it to me ? 06:24
sbalneavYes06:24
ograLaserJock, nothing06:24
sbalneavyesterday06:24
ograoh06:24
sbalneavNeed me to re-mail it?06:24
ograLaserJock, pitti approved the localdev packages in advance, taking my word that the fixes would come soon06:24
ograKeybuk did accept them last friday ... 06:25
ograbut removed them from main today ...06:25
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ograthat breaks ltsp now and thus the next knot CD 06:25
LaserJock:/ can you get them back in?06:25
ograbut we got it sorted last minute 06:25
ogra(only mdz and me are left in the room... he'll shut down the net soon)06:26
LaserJockok06:26
sbalneavTell mdz Scott says "Is he coming?!?!?!?!"06:26
ograsbalneav, hmm, the last mail i got from you is the floppies mail06:26
ograsbalneav, he wont06:26
sbalneav?!06:26
ograi told jammcq already06:26
sbalneavpoo.06:26
sbalneavok, hold on, I'll resend.06:27
LaserJockogra: do you want me to email you a tarball when I get this thing working?06:27
LaserJockI don't want to bug you too much, but I'd like to not have the spec dropped either06:27
LaserJock:-)06:28
sbalneavogra: telnet <server> 910006:28
sbalneavgetcfg SERVER_LANGS06:28
sbalneavgetcfg SERVER_SESSIONS06:28
sbalneavsent, btw06:29
ograLaserJock, sure ... lets talk on the weekend if i have some decent internet access 06:29
ogracool !06:29
LaserJockogra: you will be back at your home?06:29
ograi'll hack that up in ldm asap06:29
ograLaserJock, tomorrow afternooon06:29
LaserJockah cool06:29
LaserJockalright, I'll keep working away in the mean time :-)06:30
LaserJockthanks ogra06:30
ogracool that you make it happen ...06:30
sbalneaverr did I say 9100?06:30
sbalneav920006:30
ograheh06:30
ogranetstat would have told me :)06:30
sbalneavfeniks$ telnet localhost 920006:30
sbalneavTrying 127.0.0.1...06:30
sbalneavConnected to localhost.localdomain.06:30
sbalneavEscape character is '^] '.06:30
sbalneavgetcfg SERVER_LANGS06:30
sbalneaven_AU.utf806:30
sbalneaven_BW.utf806:30
sbalneaven_CA.utf806:31
sbalneaven_DK.utf806:31
sbalneav...06:31
sbalneavand:06:31
sbalneavfeniks$ telnet localhost 920006:31
sbalneavTrying 127.0.0.1...06:31
sbalneavConnected to localhost.localdomain.06:31
sbalneavEscape character is '^] '.06:31
sbalneavgetcfg SERVER_SESSIONS06:31
sbalneav/usr/bin/gnome-session06:31
sbalneavConnection closed by foreign host.06:31
ograSEXY06:32
ogra!!!!06:32
sbalneavDid you get the email?06:32
sbalneavshould be ~83k06:32
sbalneavit's already gnuifies06:32
ograyup, here06:32
sbalneavwe should rename it to something else.  ldmsessd, or something06:33
LaserJockDanielC: ping06:34
DanielCLaserJock: pong06:34
LaserJockDanielC: did you see that openoffice.org-starter-guide was mentioned in the Ubuntu Weekly Newsletter :-)06:35
DanielCLaserJock: Cool! No I didn't know that!06:35
DanielCLaserJock: Do you have a link?06:35
LaserJockhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue1006:35
DanielC*click*06:35
DanielCThanks for telling me!06:35
LaserJockunder New Apps in Edgy06:36
DanielCpage loading...06:36
DanielCI see it! Yay!06:36
DanielCI'll show Jean and the other writers. They'll be very happy.06:37
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LaserJockyep06:37
DanielC:)06:37
sbalneavOK, I'm heading off for a lunch walk.  Be back in an hour.06:42
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P3L|C4N0greetings07:51
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LaserJockhi P3L|C4N0 07:55
P3L|C4N0hi LaserJock 07:55
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Burgworkhey pygi 08:44
pygihello Burgundavia 08:45
pygiBurgwork, *08:45
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cbx333hi LaserJock 09:53
LaserJockhi cbx333 09:54
cbx333oh shucks09:54
cbx333you can call me cbx33 09:54
cbx333howz it going LaserJock 09:54
LaserJockheh09:54
LaserJockgood09:54
cbx333howz Dynamic Menus09:55
LaserJockpretty good09:57
cbx333cool09:57
cbx333I'm just about to start some test code for the plugin framework of SCP :D09:57
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LaserJockcbx33:  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/2165110:00
cbx33ooooooh10:01
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cbx33:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D11:12
cbx33pygi, I have the plugin framework well on the way11:12
pygicbx33, congrats, I knew you can do it11:13
cbx33hehe11:13
cbx33now I have a quick question for you11:13
cbx33:p11:13
cbx33oh actually11:13
cbx33nevermind11:14
pygiSomehow I knew it ! :)11:14
cbx33I can figure it out11:14
cbx33hehehe :p11:14
pygihm,oki :)11:14
cbx33no no I'll figure it out myself11:14
cbx33I gotta learn right11:14
pygioki, if you saw yo11:16
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neurogeek!seen mhz11:22
ubotuI last saw mhz (n=mhz@moinmoin/fan/mhz) 20h 5m 9s ago, quiting: "Leaving"11:22
cbx33pygi, it is working11:27
cbx33and I mean WORKING11:27
cbx33I have everything I need to integrate it into SCP11:27
pygicbx33, congrats :)11:27
pygidid it the way we talked?11:28
cbx33yes11:28
pygigood :)11:28
cbx33I'll jump some code up to bzr soon you can take a look11:28
cbx33basically ther eis a plugins directory11:28
cbx33the code looks through there for any file named .py11:28
cbx33and loads it as a module11:28
cbx33it the runs the register function inside that module11:29
cbx33and gets the class name of the plugin11:29
cbx33and then from that11:29
cbx33creates a list....that's right a list....11:29
cbx33where each element in the list is a callable object to hte plugins class11:29
cbx33s/hte/a11:29
cbx33so we have a list we can step through to create the plugins menu :D11:30
cbx33I'm thrilled it works11:30
cbx33ogra is gonna be happy I hope too11:30
pygi:)11:31
cbx33pygi ok, I just started using try and except11:34
cbx33you knew there would be one question11:34
cbx33basically when the code runs the register function11:34
cbx33if that function is not there I have used try and except to say it is not a valid module file11:34
cbx33but after that in the loop of going through each plugin I try to load the modules class....11:35
cbx33what would be the best way to say....if the try fails11:35
cbx33don't do anything else in the for loop...and move to the next iteration?11:35
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cbx33pygi.......:( :p11:38
cbx33should the code that comes after be put into the try block?11:39
cbx33no...that's not right11:39
cbx33I could flag it11:39
cbx33and set the flag if it fails11:40
cbx33and then only execute subsequent code if the flag is false/true ???11:40
cbx33but I wonder if there is a better way to do it?11:42
cbx33nevermind11:55
cbx33I found it11:55
cbx33continue statement11:55
cbx33:D11:55

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