[12:11] :-) === ausimage [n=owner@pool-141-149-239-130.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === imbrandon twidles his thumbs [12:16] .oO ( twidles a word? ) === bddebian picks his nose [12:16] imbrandon: twiddles === LaserJock installs Knot2 on the side [12:17] which side? [12:17] LaserJock, are you making a clean install or upgrading from Dapper ? [12:17] KurtKraut: clean === AndreNoel [n=noel@200.146.118.69.adsl.gvt.net.br] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:17] Seveas: that would be about 4 ft to my left side :-) [12:17] LaserJock, oh ok... I'm trying to upgrade from Dapper and I'm facing several bugs. [12:17] bddebian, your nose is a team player? [12:17] bddebian, which sport? === ogra shows arund the photo he took of bddebian picking his nose [12:18] doh === kwwii [n=kwwii@p5495500E.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:18] hi [12:18] hey kwwii [12:18] howdy pygi [12:19] hi kwwii [12:19] heya kwwii [12:19] we should probably get started even though mako's not around [12:19] (properly) [12:20] I don't know about anyone else but it's pretty late here and I'm already tired [12:20] +1 [12:20] so the first item on the agenda is: [12:20] Continuing the IRC network discussion [12:20] can I go and hide now? [12:20] that's still waiting on a sabdfl-aware meeting [12:20] all right then [12:20] surely that's not being discussed again :P [12:20] # [12:20] Call for nominations for the "Localisation / Translation Team Leader". We would like to call for folks to volunteer to be considered as the coordinator of Ubuntu translation efforts using Rosetta. This person would keep in touch with translation teams, coordinate with Jordi and Carlos w.r.t. Rosetta developments, and coordinate with Martin and Doko w.r.t. language pack development. [12:20] * [12:20] For next meeting danilos, OgMaciel and carlos will be providing a more complete 'Job Description' [12:21] * [12:21] I'd like to apply for this position. OgMaciel [12:21] OgMaciel: here? [12:21] Kamion, yup === kwwii [n=kwwii@p5495500E.dip.t-dialin.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Konversation] === steppe [n=steppe@Home0.HomeNet.Odessa.UA] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:21] I'm pinging Jordi and danilos on the off-chance that they might be around this late [12:21] since they haven't provided the promised job description yet [12:21] Kamion, I sure hope so [12:21] I pinged jordi a few minutes ago, no response [12:22] dailos is danil[out] [12:22] Kamion, they've emailed the CC a document [12:22] Kamion, the document contains all the details [12:22] no they haven't [12:22] oh, carlos has [12:22] elmo, I was cced on this [12:22] yup [12:23] ah yes, found it [12:23] ;) [12:23] http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/ubuntu-l10n-coordinator.txt for reference [12:24] Kamion: 403 [12:24] it should go somewhere more permanennt [12:24] Surak: fixed, thanks [12:24] done [12:25] do we have any other volunteers/nominations yet? [12:26] EdgyEft, how can one found out what positions exist/are open? I remember reading it somewhere before :P [12:26] elmo* [12:26] ehm [12:26] that's kind of a good point -has this job description been mailed anywhere? [12:27] i thought it was on ubuntu.com somewhere pygi === BHSPitMonkey [n=stephen@adsl-68-95-246-24.dsl.rcsntx.swbell.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:27] elmo, not that I know of [12:27] I have GOT to get home... [12:27] if you guys are thinking of http://www.ubuntu.com/employment, it's not there (and shouldn't be, it's not a paid position) - I don't know of any other list of "open positions" [12:27] back all [12:27] it might be a good idea to post it on -users and/or an announce mailing list [12:27] wb mako [12:28] Kamion, I thought it was somewhere under special part of ubuntu [12:28] ubuntu.com === Kamion pokes through a few mailing lists [12:28] Kamion, elmo, mako: Apologies for butting in but i have to leave. Please give +1 to welshbyte, Fujitsu, and trappist for me. [12:28] pygi: feel free to find it [12:28] Kamion: are those paid positions subject to scrutinity in a CC Meeting? [12:28] Kamion, I think a list of open positions would be a good idea :) [12:28] Kamion, well, I don't think it is there anymore :) [12:28] bddebian: thanks === pygi agrees with jono 100% [12:29] Surak: no [12:29] Surak: Ubuntu isn't paying them [12:29] I will add it to my list :P [12:29] Surak: just can pay anyone to work on any part of ubuntu you'd like [12:29] Surak: so can mark [12:29] then the jobs should probably on canonical.com instead of ubuntu.com [12:29] Surak, canonical pays those positions [12:29] Seveas: they really should [12:30] ok, so before we go any further with this translator thing, can we get the call and description mailed somewhere, and maybe put on the website [12:30] or at least presented in a way that makes it clear that those are canonical jobs related to ubuntu and other people should be able to advertise jobs there === mruiz [n=mruiz@pc-64-66-104-200.cm.vtr.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:30] elmo, ok, I'll mail it to -users and prod mdke for website [12:30] mako, +1 [12:30] Seveas: which -users? [12:31] there's a rosetta-users or launchpad-users or something [12:31] why -users? [12:31] surely ubuntu-translators is the right list === josevitor [n=josevito@201.72.98.95] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:31] launchpad-users I meant [12:31] ubuntu-translators is fairly dead [12:31] ubuntu-translators, cc to rosetta-users, perhaps [12:31] ack [12:31] Seveas: the mailing list archives show active debates [12:31] hmm [12:31] I mean not *lots*, but more than dead === Seveas should check whether he is still subscribed then [12:32] fairly dead doesn't mean no one reads them [12:33] anyway, sending it to those lists sounds like a much better idea than mine so I'll do that === simira [n=simira@tellus.err.no] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:34] ok - so let's revisit that next meeting then after we've had a chance to actually get some nominations/volunteers :) [12:34] what's next? === mako nods [12:34] any locoteam folks here? [12:34] phone [12:34] right [12:35] any local communities who are on the list AND present should speak up to introduce themselves [12:35] should we at some point prune old loco/member items from the agenda? [12:35] as you can see, a few are on the agnda for months now [12:35] yes [12:36] that's probably a good idea [12:36] alright then [12:36] by the way, I am going to be working on LoCo teams [12:36] Seveas: could you mail the older ones explaining why and then prune them? [12:36] elmo, ack [12:36] Seveas: (nicely ;-) [12:36] jono: be careful how much you take on right away :) [12:36] I am hoping to clear up LoCo teams a bit [12:36] Seveas: cool, thanks [12:36] mako, heh, step by step :) === Seveas does a happy dance for jono [12:36] ok, so new member applicants [12:36] jono: i've had much of your job before, i know this :) [12:36] Seveas, :) === nixternal puts a fence around Ubuntu Chicago - no pruning needed here ;) [12:37] first of all, sound off if you're a new member applicant and here [12:37] here [12:37] CypherBIOS seems to be the first on the list who is here [12:37] here [12:37] nixternal: wasnt that oked? [12:37] here [12:37] here [12:37] I am, [12:37] here [12:37] I'll try and poke ones that are unfindable atm [12:37] Seveas, flannel is mia [12:37] best to at least mention their names here [12:37] RolandoBlanco whitesoft, no here? [12:37] no [12:38] Kirjanov Denis kirjanov, not here? === josevitor [n=ubuntu@201.72.98.95] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:38] NealBussett Flannel, we've just heard is not here [12:38] Ahmad Muammar y3dips, not here? [12:38] Rafael Proena CypherBIOS: you're up === CypherBIOS here [12:38] -SeenServ- I haven't seen y3dips recently [12:38] same for kirjanov [12:39] CypherBIOS: have your introduction ready? [12:39] mako: yep [12:39] if others in line do not yet have a short intro typed up for pasting, please get that ready [12:39] My name is Rafael Proena, aka CypherBIOS. [12:39] we'll go in order but people may not be here so you may up sooner than you think [12:39] CypherBIOS: please, go ahead [12:39] mako: tnx [12:39] First, here is the links for my WikiPage: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypherBios [12:39] and in the launchpad https://launchpad.net/people/cypherbios [12:39] There is complete explanation about me, my work and contributions on the web, but here goes a summary: === Fujitsu [n=fujitsu@203.23.49.35] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:39] (to economize space, see all links that I mention in my WikiPage) [12:39] I'm working with/to/in Ubuntu since Warty, using the Hoary beta. [12:40] My principal contribuition with Ubuntu is in the Brazilian Community, where I've created, with the help of some amazing people, the Ubuntu Brazilian Documentation Team that now is one of the major teams and force within the Brazilian Community. I'm also the organizer and mantainner of the structure of Wiki Ubuntu Brazil. [12:40] Organizer and mantainner of the structure of Wiki Ubuntu Brazil. I got the power to move/remove the pages ;) [12:40] I am a Planet Ubuntu Brazil autor, where I post some articles and news about Ubuntu to keep the community up-to-date. [12:40] I've helped vdepizzol and others to organize and migrate the www.UbuntuBrasil.org interface and estructure. Making the usability work together with praticity :) [12:40] I'm developing a GUI-based tool called APTonCD, this is developed in Python and GTK for Ubuntu. To know more about the project, see http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net [12:41] cyphase, don't forget about APTonCD [12:41] basic... is it ;) sorry for the flood [12:41] CypherBIOS, , don't forget about APTonCD [12:41] OgMaciel: tanks [12:41] CypherBIOS: ehm, you wrote your own planet rather than use the existing one? [12:41] elmo: no, use thee existing [12:41] elmo, that was actually done by Meyer === DBO [n=DBO@unaffiliated/dbo] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === licio is now known as Spl4y [12:42] I'm confused. is it the same source code as the planet used on planet.ubuntu.com? i.e. the one written by Scott + Jdub [12:42] ok, sorry, back; was catching up with mdz-land [12:42] no, -br uses a php based planet [12:42] if it is - what do you meant by author. if it's not - why? [12:42] elmo, no... it is written from scratch by Meyer [12:42] boggle [12:42] ok [12:42] elmo, he is syndicated [12:42] :) [12:43] elmo, called Phplanet.. [12:43] oh, what a confusing use of the word "author" [12:43] anyway, I get it now, don't mind me [12:43] :) [12:43] elmo: sorry ;) [12:43] OgMaciel, (or any other -br member) -- we need some testimonials [12:43] Seveas, mine is at his wiki page [12:44] Seveas, he has my 100% support [12:44] ah, didn't finish the entire page yet [12:44] CypherBIOS: you might want to change "Author of Ubuntu Brazilian's blog agregator." on your wiki page to "Author on" to make it less confusing [12:44] well done, collecting testimonials there [12:44] Ubuntu Documentation Team is going really fine. [12:44] Seveas, i cannot put my testimonial.. but CypherBIOS have my 100% too [12:44] Seveas: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CypherBios [12:44] CypherBIOS, has brought in a great group of individuals and created a great infra-structure of documentation [12:44] elmo: I'll [12:45] Seveas: same as ubuntuser. I support CypherBIOS fully. [12:45] Ubuntuser, OgMaciel, Surak: tanks === OgMaciel urges elmo mako Kamion and Seveas to check out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/APTonCD === Fujitsu_ [n=Fujitsu@203.23.49.35] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:46] cypher is doind a great great great work with doc [12:46] idem [12:46] hmm, rosetta got a lot more shiny [12:46] Documentation team seems today one of the most active parts of the Brazilian LocoTeam work. [12:47] OgMaciel, at the risk of going offtopic -- I've been implementing a similar thing recently -- if interested, let's talk after the meeting [12:47] i think that brazilian doc team needs CypherBIOS [12:47] Seveas, great... we have a good team behind it too [12:47] here [12:47] Seveas: I interested, I will [12:47] this all looks great [12:47] i'm happy with membership [12:48] couldn't agree more [12:48] josevitor has asked to me to state on his behalf that he supports CypherBIOS === KurtKraut [n=ktk@unaffiliated/kurtkraut] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:48] mako: tanks [12:49] yeah, ack from me too [12:49] CypherBIOS, congrats buddy! [12:49] OgMaciel, not yet ;) [12:49] :) [12:49] CypherBIOS, congrats [12:49] CypherBIOS, parabns em bom portugus! :) [12:49] Seveas, ooops [12:49] hehe [12:49] Seveas, slippery finger [12:49] Easy people ;-) [12:49] hehehe [12:49] Kamion, still has to give his ok [12:50] Seveas, mako, elmo, Kamion: so, I'm aboard? [12:50] sorry, conversations with mdz tend to require a fair bit of follow-up - yes, ack for CypherBIOS [12:50] congrats CypherBIOS!! [12:50] CypherBIOS, NOW you are ;) [12:50] CypherBIOS, NOW congrats buddy! [12:50] alright [12:50] Now congrats! [12:50] Kamion: tanks ;) [12:50] :) [12:50] congratulations! [12:50] CypherBIOS, congrats! :) [12:50] Yo! [12:50] :) [12:50] Seveas: ;) [12:50] Brendon Toogood Brendon8 [12:50] around around? [12:50] Parabns rapaz! [12:51] Tanks for all ;D [12:51] yeeeeeehhhhhhhhhhhh! [12:51] Yip Yip Hurra! [12:51] brendon8 is MIA [12:51] Surak: valeu! [12:51] uahuahauhauhauhauha [12:51] Rocco Stanzione trappist: you're up [12:51] Yip Yip hurra.. is good! [12:51] Viva viva viva! [12:51] hi [12:51] hehe [12:51] Bravo!! [12:51] CypherBIOS, good job :) [12:51] calm down guys ;) [12:51] -br folks: please calm down [12:51] so, paste an intro? [12:51] trappist: please, [12:51] Seveas, sorry :P [12:51] Hi I'm Rocco Stanzione. I started out on redhat 6 in 1999, moved to mandrake a couple of years later. [12:51] I was active in Mandrake, a member of the "club" and of the security team. I switched to Debian about [12:51] Seveas, one more to family [12:51] 2 years ago for political and professional reasons and liked it a lot. I tried Ubuntu just after [12:51] breezy was released and decided, hopefully for the last time, that this was the distro for me. Since [12:52] then I've been active in the community on as many fronts as I'm capable of contributing to, and maybe [12:52] 1 or 2 more ;) I'm on the doc team where I made decent contributions to the serverguide and have [12:52] proofread extensively, and I'm in the process of writing a securityguide. I peruse bugs often, and [12:52] try to fix any that I can. I have a partial list of bugs to which I've uploaded patches, if you like. [12:52] I also report bugs, help out on #ubuntu and #kubuntu, and make occasional contributions to the wiki. [12:52] I'm the author of ipkungfu, the new version of which I'm working on getting packaged, and I run [12:52] #iptables on freenode. In real life I currently work for an airline consultancy, running the network [12:52] and helping to write applications for airlines to manage their maintenance programs, FAA compliance [12:52] documentation, etc. I have a wife and a daughter, both of whom are surprisingly supportive of the [12:52] time I spend working on geek stuff like ubuntu. === Seveas does some cheering for trappist because of his bug work === trappist thanks Seveas after some recent headbutting === jenda joins in because of the support in #ubuntu (he helped me once ;)) [12:53] yep, trappist does a great job on bugs [12:53] trappist: has been helping out in kubutnu more and more and he just like 3 minutes ago helped someone in -bugs :) [12:53] +1 for trappist [12:54] +1 trappist for general support I have seen him do [12:54] trappist helped out quite a bit with the Dapper documentation doing proofreading and making sure we had a consistent style [12:54] +1 from trapist from me too [12:54] s/from/for [12:55] trappist has been known to fill my inbox with kubuntu related bug triage, which I'm all for [12:55] that's a lot of bug karma [12:55] quick! lets spam Riddell's inbox some more! [12:55] hehe [12:55] Hobbsee, woo! [12:55] Riddell: I wouldn't have thought you'd notice :) [12:55] Kamion, bug karma increases quickly since recently === sng [n=sng@unaffiliated/scarynetworkguy] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:56] mine has had a few 100k more than just a few weeks ago [12:56] my understanding its gonna be changing alot [12:56] is it also gonna be documented a lot? I have no idea how it works [12:56] yea i went from 15k to 190k in like 2 weeks reciently [12:56] not saying that trappist isn't doing a great job, because he really is doing a great job [12:56] Mine has multilplied by 3 some time ago. [12:57] Surak: mine too ;) [12:57] trappist: i like the public key on your wiki page === crimsun [n=crimsun@pdpc/supporter/silver/crimsun] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === AlexRocha [n=AlexRoch@201.73.169.8] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:58] trappist: what names are LP and wiki under? [12:58] gnomefreak: https://launchpad.net/people/trappist and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RoccoStanzione [12:58] ty had them backwards :( [12:59] (gnomefreak: links are on the CC agenda page) [12:59] ack from me for trappist [01:00] \o/ [01:00] that was a +3 from Seveas I think [01:00] lol [01:00] ...but he doesn't count. [01:00] trappist, only CC members can +1/-1 people [01:01] Seveas: oh, I thought you were :) [01:01] trappist: i swore you were a member already ;) we need trappist, he is hookin' up the docs!! [01:01] I'm not -- The CC members are mako, Kamion, elmo and sabdfl === steppe [n=steppe@Home0.HomeNet.Odessa.UA] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:01] yup, +1 on trappist from me as well === josevitor [n=ubuntu@201.72.98.95] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Konversation] [01:03] trappist, you might need to bribe mako ;) [01:03] I'm not above it [01:03] trappist, the rest are people saying your not a bad person or words to that effect === sng [n=sng@unaffiliated/scarynetworkguy] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] [01:04] ompaul: gotcha. they're much appreciated :) [01:04] mako hitchcock :-) [01:04] :) [01:04] m/sg mako let's work out a deal [01:04] the suspense... :) [01:05] *fear* [01:05] Mako Sthephen King [01:05] hehehe [01:05] :P [01:05] I think I'm gonna hurl [01:05] welshbyte: hold your heart to your own time :-) [01:05] yes, sounds fine :) [01:05] sorry about that [01:05] trappist, welcome aboard! [01:05] i am trying to juggle a GPLv3 meeting that is going on concurrently [01:05] \o/ [01:05] woohoo! thanks everybody! [01:06] Ouch, mako. [01:06] Congrats Rocco! [01:06] Surak: thanks [01:06] i'm mostly just watching over there but but they just asked my opinion about something :) [01:06] heh [01:06] trappist, Congrats [01:06] congratulations trappist!!! lets go do some KUbuntu docs now...we only have 9 more days until our freeze ;) [01:06] Andy Price welshbyte [01:06] trappist, congrats :) [01:06] Congratulations trappist [01:06] welshbyte: you around? [01:06] ok here goes :) [01:06] congratulations ;) [01:06] much thanks everybody [01:06] My name is Andy Price [wiki: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AndyPrice , LP: https://launchpad.net/people/andy-price ] I'm 23 (24 in a couple of days) and I'm going into the second year of a Computer Science degree course at Swansea University. [01:07] congrats trappist [01:07] I've been using GNU/Linux systems for about 4 years. I worked my way through a handful of distros including Mandriva and Fedora before finally settling on Ubuntu around the time of Hoary. Now even my Mother uses Ubuntu, which has given me great insight into usability issues from a non-technical perspective. [01:07] Last year I was president of Swansea University Computer Society (of Alan Cox fame) and this year I'm its treasurer. Along with that, I've also been a systems admin for the society - we run web/email/ftp/etc services from a small room on campus. We have about 150 members and we always keep a stock of Ubuntu CDs in our computer room to offer to members. [01:07] I am the maintainer of a python/glade easy-backup application called pybackpack which I resurrected from a 2005 Google Summer of Code project which was pronounced "dead". It needs a lot of cleaning up but it has good potential. [01:07] I filed my first Ubuntu bug last October and started irregular sessions of bug triage shortly after that, hanging out on #ubuntu-bugs and lurking on other Ubuntu channels out of interest. A couple of months ago I taught myself how to package debs and about a month ago I started participating in #ubuntu-motu along with #ubuntu-bugs and with more regularity than before. Since then I have been triaging bugs and taking [01:07] an interest in MOTU activities. [01:07] My recent contributions have mostly been helping out the MOTUs with packaging, merging, syncing and little jobs like writing a missing man page. I've also been helping bddebian look into some troublesome issues like maxima's GCL bugs and the Eclipse libraries problem. I now regularly read 10 ubuntu-related mailing lists and I'm starting to get a good feel for how the whole development system works. Details of my pac [01:07] kaging contributions are listed on my wiki page. [01:08] any MOTU around for cheerleading? [01:08] Along with merging/packaging/fixing for Universe I'm also happy to give other users in #ubuntu-motu some help with their own packaging and programming questions. I've found that the people that hang out in #ubuntu-motu, #ubuntu-devel and #ubuntu-bugs are hugely helpful and friendly and I enjoy being part of that community. I've also been known to lurk in #ubuntu+1 and #ubuntu-uk although I'm more interested in the d [01:08] evelopment-related channels. === j_ack_ [n=rudi@p508D9854.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:08] I'll add because I have to return to a meeting that both welshbyte and Fujitsu_ make bug triaging and universe merges much more tolerable. They learn quickly and play well with the rest of the teams. [01:08] imbrandon had to leave but wanted to cheer for welshbyte too [01:08] Dear Wiki, you are the SUCK. Love, James. [01:08] I hope I can help the Ubuntu community fight the "battle of the bugs" and also help to take a chunk out of the huge amount of work the MOTU team have to undertake. As I learn more about the development process the number of contributions I can make to Ubuntu increases and it gets even more fun. Eventually I'd like to become a MOTU and help to keep the increasing number of packages in universe up to a high standard o [01:08] f quality. Lots of work to do, but I enjoy it. [01:08] Thank you for considering me as a Ubuntu member :) [01:09] sorry, bit long wasn't it :) [01:09] i'm still here but , yea welshbyte has my +1 , he helps alot [01:09] yeah, I support welshbyte as well, he has been sticking to it and has been consistent on #ubuntu-motu [01:09] in motu and learns fast [01:09] welshbyte +1 from me, excellent work :) [01:09] thanks guys :) [01:10] dear lord - personal wiki page in the 3rd person [01:10] Seveas, it was bddebian that had to leave and gave a cheer for welshbyte and Fujitsu_ [01:10] urgh [01:10] ;) [01:10] ok, well both of you now cheered for him, he should be happy ;) [01:11] elmo: yeah ... interesting [01:11] motu people: how long has welshbyte been doing motu-ish stuff? [01:11] elmo: makes it easier to maintain if i die ;) [01:11] [17:28] +Kamion, elmo, mako: Apologies for butting in but i have to leave. Please give +1 to welshbyte, Fujitsu, and trappist for me. [01:12] bddebian is unfortunately the person i work with most :/ [01:12] elmo: hmm, trying to think, he's been learning and hanging out in -motu for some time [01:12] 2 months at least [01:12] ok [01:12] elmo, about 3 or more months iirc ( from what i've seen ) [01:12] I've seen welshbyte in #ubuntu-motu for quite some time now. === linuxmen [n=linuxmen@200-168-7-20.dsl.telesp.net.br] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Dilago [n=wqyps@201008063180.user.veloxzone.com.br] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:13] it's been a fun ride :) [01:14] ok, ack from me === Ubug2 [n=bugbot@ubuntu/bot/ubugtu] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:15] yep, +1 for welshbyte, looks to be doing a good job and learning fast [01:15] yes, sounds good to me [01:15] WilliamGrant Fujitsu [01:15] :D [01:15] Ah yes, me. [01:15] welshbyte, congrats! [01:16] Fujitsu_: go, go :) [01:16] Hi, I'm William Grant. I'm a 15-year-old student in Year 12 in Melbourne, Australia. I started out on Red Hat (7.0?) in mid-2000, when my father introduced me to it. I stayed there for a couple of years, moved to Mandrake, greatly disliked it, so moved to Slackware for about 1.5 years. I discovered Ubuntu just before the release of Hoary, and I haven't left since. [01:16] Around the release of Breezy I began to help a lot in #ubuntu. This continued until just after the release of Dapper, when I had to stop sitting in #ubuntu, as it was using up my download limit rapidly :(. [01:16] Also around the release of Breezy, YukiCuss and I formed the AustralianTeam, which I now manage the server for, and has around 170 people on the mailing list, and well over 50 members. [01:16] Since the move to Launchpad, I've been triaging bugs a fair bit. I'm not doing so much now, though, devoting more time to MOTUish activities. [01:16] I've merged and requested syncs for over 40 packages during the Edgy development cycle, with a few new ones yesterday. [01:16] LinuxBA: skipped you, you're next [01:16] LinuxBA: sorry [01:16] Congrats welshbyte [01:16] okay [01:16] Fujitsu_, you're only 15?!? [01:16] mako, no prblem [01:16] Seveas, yup... [01:16] thanks Seveas, Surak :) [01:16]