[12:11] If the user doesn't have the Gnome stuff installed, he gets frustrated because the wiki is giving false info [12:11] OK, /me shuts up. [12:11] Fujitsu: effectively, and that the people in #kubuntu-devel only tend to do kde based packages, instead of any and all [12:11] sorry, still waking up here [12:12] hehe [12:12] Hawkwind: ive been seeing alot of wikis saying open your fav. text editor (i dont like it but thats what people have been doing) [12:12] gnomefreak: Even that we need to change IMO [12:12] gnomefreak: you have to look over the Doc style guide as well, since that is what they really wanted to style the wiki after as well [12:12] A lot of users have no idea what editor exists in Linux [12:12] Hawkwind, ok i still dont see this as a problem as you come accross them fixem ? [12:12] but i agree with you, the "favorite text editor" is annoying [12:12] agreed it would be nice for them to have the pastable command [12:13] because someone might not know about kate or kwrite, let alone nano, vi, vim and so forth [12:13] imbrandon: Yes. abattoir had a lot more specific stuff to say...I wasn't really prepared to speak on this subject :) [12:13] ok...i think this has been beaten enough ;) [12:13] Hawkwind: a general replace gksu/kdesu does not seem very difficult for me as a bystander [12:13] KST dudes: is there anything you need from us? [12:13] imbrandon: fixing the docs/wikis is just one of the things we'd like to do. another is to coordinate this little bits and pieces of information and make sure that they blend together as a whole [12:13] toma: its not [12:13] Riddell: At the moment I can't think of anything. I'll let abattoir speak to you or others about that when he's here next [12:14] Jucato, sure and i said i 100% agree, go for it, i just urged you do it within the teams already established [12:14] Jucato: that requires defining the bases of a support branch in the wiki, since it went to all directions till now [12:14] Hawkwind, Jucato, and abattoir, i would also recommend you talk to Burgwork / Burgundavia, or mdke when you get a chance as well concerning the wiki and documentation... #ubuntu-doc is their hangout [12:15] nixternal: Noted [12:15] added to auto-join :) [12:15] One wish: if browser-identification is 'konqueor' css color should be blue! [12:15] believe me when i say, you open up the can or worms on the wiki though in the channel, prepare to work for 11 days straight ;) [12:15] I'm very happy to see an inititive to ensure community support is as good for kubuntu as it is for ubuntu [12:15] allee: hehe ;) [12:15] or even 40 days and 40 nights ;) [12:15] make sure you work with or within the existing teams and everyone will be happy [12:16] Riddell: +1 [12:16] +1 Riddell [12:16] yes, I agree === nixternal notes that i have been there done that, and stepped on some toes...just trying to make sure others don't step on them sore toes i already did ;) [12:16] +1 Riddell [12:16] and a paragraph for UWN would be cool too [12:16] Riddell: i lost that, my fault there ;( [12:16] +1 nixternal [12:16] Hawkwind: going for ops? [12:17] toma: That is correct [12:17] :) [12:17] that's the next item [12:17] we don't really have a formal procedure for #kubuntu ops, I just do it if it seems sensible [12:17] Hawkwind: any reason you'd like to be an op? [12:17] and anyone have any objections? [12:17] Hawkwind, Jucato have fun, I really apprecaite any work in this direction!! [12:17] Riddell: Let me paste something I have pre-typed [12:17] I am here today for a couple of reasons. One being the Kubuntu Support Team and the other is applying for the Kubuntu op team. Why an op you ask ? I feel I have many things I can bring to the channel and the community. I have listed a few of those things on my wiki page. The main reason I'm applying is because I am active on the channel 10+ hours a day, am very knowledgeable in both Linux and Kubuntu. I get along v [12:17] ery well with all users of the channel, including several of the other ops. My op background consists of being an op for the #Mandrake/#Mandriva channel for 3 years, and the last 1 1/2 years of that was spent being the channels alternate contact. [12:18] allee: Thank you :) [12:18] Riddell, Hawkwind, is arround alot and seems to have a level head in #kubuntu [12:18] BTW, here is my wiki page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Hawkwind and LP page: https://launchpad.net/people/hawkwind [12:18] i like Hawkwind as an op as imbrandon points out he is around alot [12:18] I'm satisfied, I'll do that after the meeting [12:18] Riddell: I object! :P No, i think Hawkwind would make a good op. we really dont have terribly many ops in #kubuntu and most that we do have arent watching anyway, only responding if !ops is called - i know that's all i tend to do, at least [12:19] 10h+ ? [12:19] WHAT! a penguins head wearing a MICROSOFT colored bow tie =/ [12:19] lol [12:19] amazing [12:19] s/gnomefreak/kdefreak/g THERE the first fix to the doc's [12:19] I vote for Hawkwind [12:19] +1 [12:19] lol [12:19] Tonio_: your item [12:19] yes [12:19] i cant someone took it [12:19] Thank you to everyone for the kind words :) [12:19] #kubuntu would be easy compared to #mandriva [12:19] =1, as i cant find the plus button [12:19] haha [12:19] +ooh, there we go [12:19] +1 [12:19] lol [12:19] we have a few critical bugs that we need to focus on before release [12:19] claydoh: Hah, agreed [12:20] it's still dark in here, i cant see the keyboard! [12:20] I think it would be nice to dedicate a wikipage to them [12:20] Tonio_, agreed === gnomefreak just fixed a bug in page nixternal gave us [12:20] bouncing k icon at startup [12:20] here is an example of what I call critical : https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdebase/+bug/56377 [12:20] Malone bug 56377 in kdebase "klipper crashes on login " [Unknown,Unconfirmed] [12:20] yes, I do miss klipper [12:20] Tonio_: yes, i said it before, i love lists which i could do when i'm bored. [12:20] that will touch any new profile and any new installation when edgy is out.... [12:21] Tonio_: in theory we should be able to use launchpad to sort important bugs, but I agree a wiki page is probably easier [12:21] and I'm pretty sure we can find a very consistent list of things like this one [12:21] i thought that was fixed removing ~/.klipperrc if it was changed from default as a workaround [12:21] (copy & paste does not work, with or without klipper) [12:21] Tonio_ / Riddell and would give us a place to colab on pre-release/must fix bugs over the next weeks as we are a sparse team all in diffrent timezones ;) [12:21] Riddell: yes launchpad is pretty nice during the dev cycle, but not very convenient to focus on the essential stuff just before the release [12:22] Tonio_: isn't there a priority field? [12:22] the wikipage should link and invite to use launchpad, it should just be there to help defining the priorities [12:22] Tonio_: so please set up KubuntuEdgyCriticalBugs and we'll get cracking on them [12:22] toma: yes there is, but what is important is not always critical [12:22] Tonio_: would be best to let launchpad generate the list [12:22] that klipper issue is the perfect example [12:22] it is not critical, since it doesn't break kubuntu, but we cannot think of releasing with this bug [12:23] Riddell: will do with the help of Hobbsee, for her ug status knowledge :) [12:23] Hobbsee: can I onsider your help to do that page tomorrow ? [12:23] ug status? === Hobbsee gets off the phone with work again [12:23] heh [12:23] say what? :P [12:23] Riddell: bug status [12:23] Riddell: yes, i have a very high ug status :P === Hobbsee ugs Riddell [12:24] ;) [12:24] :) [12:24] right, universe freeze [12:24] rah !! Hobbsee, I'm sure you understood, so that's fine to me :) [12:24] 28th ? [12:24] only 2.5 weeks to go [12:25] hmm, anyone wants to do a second try at getting digikam(.*)-docs in? === Hobbsee hugs Tonio_. i did. [12:25] I can't think of any important packages that need to be got in, but a revu triage would be nice [12:25] toma: what happened with it? [12:25] toma: if the licence stuff is still wrong, you wont... [12:25] we need to have some of use k guys ( and gals ) go though revu on revu day [12:25] oh, no FDL text [12:25] Riddell: that's what they plan to do today. or this day a month ago, take your pick. :P [12:26] allee: you released a new version, right? [12:26] imbrandon: revu day today, check MOTU mailing list [12:26] Hobbsee, its still the 7th for me ;) [12:26] afaik a sync with debian should solve it [12:26] Tonio_: add the wiki link to the topic too [12:26] Hobbsee: yes, sure [12:26] toma: great, that sounds easy then [12:26] imbrandon: catch up with the times. [12:27] Hobbsee, -motu topic says the 8th [12:27] so i guess we get 2 revu days [12:27] imbrandon: indeed. in my timezone, it is the 8th [12:27] Hobbsee: your agenda item [12:27] ahh [12:27] wha? [12:27] Universe freeze on the 26th or so. Make sure all updated versions are in by then. If they're not, then you'll need to file freeze exception requests, etc. === allee tries to remember ... [12:28] apoligies excepted ;-) [12:28] accepted [12:28] as a FYI [12:28] Hobbsee: "Any other random agenda points from Hobbsee. " [12:28] while i have the floor [12:28] -1 on the power button calls the logout button, idea [12:28] why ? [12:28] Hobbsee: why? [12:28] but we should make sure that kde gets saved - maybe call logout kde, then shut down? [12:28] kind of liked that idea [12:28] yes, FDL stuff is fixed upstream -0.8.2-r1.tar.gz [12:29] what happens when you try to use the shutdown button to shut down the computer, ie when i'ts hardlocked? [12:29] allee: k [12:29] Hobbsee, you hold the button 4 seconds and the hardware takes care of it [12:29] Hobbsee: on most computers you hold it down for 5 seconds and it shuts down === Raven301 [n=raven301@Toronto-HSE-ppp3713414.sympatico.ca] has joined #Ubuntu-Meeting [12:29] Riddell: so that wouldnt change? [12:29] yea its part of the ATX spec [12:29] oh right [12:29] Hobbsee, no thats hardware [12:29] Hobbsee: no [12:29] (how inconvenient is the power button to hit anyway?) [12:30] anyway, point. [12:30] Hobbsee: ati standard [12:30] toma: and -r1 pkgs are in sid [12:30] Tonio_, atx ;) [12:30] allee: are you going to try a new merge into edgy? [12:30] havent thought of any random agenda points yet, but for all the MOTU's, there's a REVU day on the 8th. lets attack those packages, some of them have been there for ages. [12:30] imbrandon: hu, OMG I said ati, sorry :) [12:30] hehe [12:30] imbrandon: should change my graphic card [12:31] I'll try and do some REVUing tomorrow === foo [n=foo@unaffiliated/foo] has joined #Ubuntu-Meeting [12:31] so yes Hobbsee every computer that is less that 5 to 6 years handles this === rexbron [n=rexbron@complex1-365-158.resnet.yorku.ca] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === foo joins to eye Hawkwind [12:31] I do have a suggestion to make once all the agenda points are covered that wasn't on the agenda [12:31] cool [12:31] Riddell: ping me eventually, I can spend time on this too [12:31] toma: no. I'm still covered with work to do any OSS stuff (beside FAI for dapper, that I need for work right now ;) [12:31] nothing else, currently [12:31] "Translations are currently broken", not sure who's agenda item that is but it should go on Tonio_'s bugs page === Hobbsee didnt have any great bursts of brilliance overnight [12:32] kde.pot isn't being handled right somewhere [12:32] Riddell: that my item [12:32] Riddell: are there translations for kde 3.5.4 for dapper available? [12:32] toma: no [12:32] Riddell: I already looked at that and that's not kubunt specific bug [12:32] toma: well, kde-i18n packages should be on kubuntu.org [12:32] that exactly the same issue we had during the dapper dev cycle... [12:32] only half of the translation appears [12:33] Tonio_: it's the stock strings from kde.pot that are the problem, I'll look into it [12:33] Riddell: shouldn't we ping pitty instead ? [12:33] Riddell: okay [12:33] Tonio_: might be my fault, might be rosetta's fault or might be pitti's fault, I don't know yet [12:33] probably mine :) === Tonio_ notes Riddell is a modest person :) [12:33] autoscroll in konqueror [12:33] Riddell: did you talk to rosetta people about the kde translators concerns? [12:34] toma: no, I need to do that too [12:34] Riddell: yes that's another of my items [12:34] Riddell: ok, np [12:34] toma: I'll do that tomorrow [12:34] great [12:34] toma and I have patched konqueror to have that function rocking as much as in firefox [12:34] the patch in now in kdelibs, which is a good point [12:34] Tonio_: I'm not a fan of autoscroll mostly because I like middle click to paste URL [12:34] firefox provides this function by default [12:34] Riddell: Jucato: has an agenda item, too [12:34] and the konqueror implementation has bugs like pasting into textareas doesn'twork [12:35] Riddell: middle click to paste still works if you middle click on the tab bar [12:35] yes, that is my problem with it as well [12:35] sounds like a good compromise to me [12:35] not for the textarea's [12:35] ah, compromise [12:35] thats much harder and requires moving mouse [12:35] the point is that a very few kubuntu users are using konqueror in the first place because they prefer the features of firefox [12:36] sorry, what cna you still paste with this scenerio? [12:36] we should focus on making konqueror working the way Joe prefers [12:36] ;) [12:36] Tonio_: or just add/replace it with firefox. *ducks* === Jucato wonders about middle-clicking on tabs to close [12:36] Riddell: there is no pb in pasting urls if you middle click on the tab bar, which sounds logic and makes sense to me [12:36] Tonio_: noone here misses it (but we all have scroll wheels) [12:36] Tonio_: it's still broken with pasteing in textareas, which is a killer for me [12:37] middle clicking the tab bar in ff closes the tab [12:37] Riddell: hum...... let me test [12:37] middle click to close sounds evil [12:37] Tonio_: that is the reason i turned it off too [12:37] heh [12:37] especially if you're used to pasting URLs [12:37] Riddell, it is, very evil [12:37] Riddell: pasting in textareas works here [12:38] middle click pastes correctly [12:38] Tonio_: not with middle mouse button, from the konsole or example [12:38] toma: just done it and it is okay === Jucato notes that it works here too [12:38] hmff [12:38] how do I turn on scroll agian? === Hobbsee hugs middle-click-to-close in firefox [12:38] Riddell: middle click? [12:39] if that works, i dont have a problem with it === pitti [n=pitti@ubuntu/member/pitti] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:39] hi [12:39] lo pitti [12:39] Riddell: konq settings, web management blabla and uncheck "use middle click to........" [12:39] pitti, hi [12:39] not sure of the english but it's like that [12:39] in Web Behaviour, uncheck "Middle click opens URL in selection" [12:39] nope, definately still broken for textareas for me === Hobbsee adds to the mental agenda in her head. i have a question for imbrandon. [12:40] it does paste, but it also scrolls too [12:40] Riddell: humf... [12:40] Riddell: ah yes I can see this too [12:40] Hobbsee, PM me or i'll forget [12:40] Tonio_: so fix this and I'll consider it :) [12:40] Riddell: hehe [12:40] Riddell: tsss [12:40] :) [12:40] ok, any other items [12:40] toma: ready to help again on that point ? [12:40] Riddell: that means it's hard to paste when the page is scrolling randomly? :P === toma ducks [12:41] Riddell: sure, a status update on imbrandon's plans for an integrated firefox [12:41] toma: I don't feel capable to do this on my own :) === unix_infidel [n=blue@unaffiliated/unixinfidel/x-8383745] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:41] Tonio_: same here ;-) [12:41] Tonio_: but we can have a look, but not very soon ;-( [12:41] Riddell: ready to help ? :) [12:41] Hobbsee, i havent touched it yet, i was / am waiting on iwj to "finish" [12:41] imbrandon: ah okay === Hobbsee points at Hawkwind [12:42] yes, Hawkwind had an item [12:42] Hawkwind? [12:42] guess he fell asleep [12:42] any other items? [12:42] :) [12:43] Riddell, whats for breakfast ? j/k [12:43] I'm here now [12:43] it was about the 10th anniversary of KDE [12:43] Riddell: if not, Jucato can step in and do it [12:43] mmm...breakfast [12:43] oh there he is [12:43] Since this year is the 10th anniversary of KDE....can we do something special within Edgy to commemorate it ? [12:43] good idea [12:43] KDE 4 packages aren't special enough? [12:43] Could be something graphical or most anything. Just think it would be a neat idea to let it be known to the user how long it's been around [12:43] hehe [12:43] Riddell: well.... [12:44] Hawkwind: more concrete ideas would be useful [12:44] one of the example docs - or a little movie... [12:44] I agree something would be cool, but I don't know what [12:44] can we add a special desktop for that day [12:44] toma: nice [12:44] how close are we for cd space, by the way? on a related note? [12:45] ttread: nice but example-docs already takes up too much space [12:45] Riddell: I was thinking of some kind of graphic during start up or something. Or maybe a 10th anniversary screen when konqueror starts [12:45] ping kwwii to ask about the graphics [12:45] Hobbsee: too close [12:45] Riddell: hum, hard to do for people using their own wallpaper :) [12:45] ok [12:45] Hobbsee, last i checked without removing anything we had about 38mb free [12:45] Riddell: well, yeah, but how much do we have? [12:45] that will cut out most videos [12:45] right === sfllaw [i=sfllaw@debian/developer/coleSLAW] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:45] @schedule Montreal [12:45] Schedule for America/Montreal: Current meeting: Kubuntu | 07 Sep 19:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 12 Sep 16:00: Technical Board | 13 Sep 16:00: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 03:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 19 Sep 08:00: Community Council [12:45] imbrandon: less on other arches [12:45] @schedule America/Montreal [12:45] Schedule for America/Montreal: Current meeting: Kubuntu | 07 Sep 19:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 12 Sep 16:00: Technical Board | 13 Sep 16:00: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 03:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 19 Sep 08:00: Community Council [12:45] hi sfllaw, welcome to the kubuntu meeting [12:45] Riddell, true i only checked i386 [12:45] I guess graphics would be our only option then? [12:45] Hah [12:45] sfllaw: we're in a meeting :P [12:46] kwwii: do you know if there's any plans for 10th anniversary graphics? === dholbach [n=daniel@i577B1A02.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:47] Hobbsee: well if you have video's, we can add a main menu item on all apps to point to that on that day [12:47] i think a nice graphic in the "about" box in the edgy release would be simple and small and still seen [12:47] Sorry. [12:47] Riddell, ^ [12:47] Riddell: nope, until now, there is none [12:47] Riddell: please wrap up within the next 10m so we can get started with the dev meeting [12:47] mdz: we're about there [12:48] imbrandon: +1 on that idea. It doesn't have to be big at all [12:48] mdz: we're taking over your dev meeting, didnt you know? :P [12:48] toma: right, yeah. i dont === givr1 [n=flo@APuteaux-152-1-73-21.w83-204.abo.wanadoo.fr] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:48] someone could contact basse for a konqi graphic/video [12:48] topic === ausimage [n=owner@pool-141-149-239-130.syr.east.verizon.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:49] Riddell: that is a very good idea [12:49] in fact, I think that someone has already done that [12:49] torsten [12:49] clever tackat [12:49] now that you mention it :-) [12:49] one of the older Konqi videos? [12:49] no, to make a new one [12:49] ah [12:49] I'll talk to tackat and see where that is [12:50] ok ....... moving on ? ( sorry i'm hungery for food ) [12:50] imbrandon: I'm done [12:50] hehe [12:50] any other business? === toma too === Jucato needs sleep... [12:50] thanks for coming all [12:50] Jucato: heh, i'll bet [12:50] next meeting? [12:50] next meeting time? [12:50] it's not really fair on Jucato having a 5am meeting. [12:51] and i'm pretty useless, even at 7am [12:51] heh it's ok. I'll get used to it :) [12:51] heck Im useless and its 7 PM :) [12:51] heh [12:51] i'm fine on friday at 11pm ;-) [12:51] see most of you later...see those in the developer meeting in a few minutes === Hobbsee pokes Riddell to see if he saw the last bit [12:52] yep, suggestions of meeting times welcome [12:53] nite all [12:53] toma: nite ;) [12:53] what about a early morning GMT meeting? [12:53] toma: just a second plz :) [12:53] argh [12:53] early gmt time is fine by me, we wont get everyone every meeting ;) [12:54] we should rotate [12:54] lets discuss it in #kubuntu-devel but perhaps it's more of an issue nwo than it was [12:54] sweet , carry any spillover to #kubuntu-devel /me is afk to get some food [12:54] we need to make sure we have quroum, at least === Hobbsee wonders when the KCC renewal comes up. === claydoh leaves to start cooking late dinner... [12:55] hehe, at least I am early for the next meeting :-) === seb128 [n=seb128@ubuntu/member/seb128] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === fschoep [n=franksch@adsl-dc-35cb8.adsl.wanadoo.nl] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:55] hi fschoep === claydoh [n=clay@216-220-247-107.midmaine.com] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["see] [12:55] hi seb128, hi fschoep [12:55] Hi kwwii, everyone [12:55] hey dholbach [12:55] Hi dholbach === jono [n=jono@88-107-5-110.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [12:57] howdy doody [12:57] jono: evening [12:57] hey all [12:57] hey mdz :) [12:57] hey Hobbsee [12:57] Morning, jono. [12:57] hi jono. you didnt make it to kubuntu meeting? === fabo [i=Arme-X@dra38-2-82-233-106-22.fbx.proxad.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === Hobbsee merges wireshark in the background [12:58] hey Fujitsu [12:58] Hobbsee, yeah I was out tonight [12:58] jono: ah okay. shame. you could do what i did - come in over half way thru or something :P [12:58] Hobbsee, I only just got in :) [12:58] Hobbsee, good meeting ? === pitti waves to mdz [12:59] jono: didnt make most of it, and the part i was there for i wasnt terribly awake :P [12:59] hehe === Hobbsee waves to pitti [12:59] missing infinity, iwj and BenC [12:59] hello === JoseStefan [i=Stealth@92sdl30m49.codetel.net.do] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Ubuntu Development Team | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 12 Sep 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 13 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 07:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 19 Sep 12:00 UTC: Community Council [01:00] good evening, folks [01:00] Evening. [01:00] How was Black Rock? [01:00] good evening everyone [01:00] my holidays were excellent, but I'm back in full-on work mode now === tormod [n=tormod@80-219-112-71.dclient.hispeed.ch] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:00] we have a lot of ground to cover, with feature freeze upon us === infinity [n=adconrad@loki.0c3.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Jucato [n=jucato@210.213.223.196] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Konversation] [01:01] so we'll dive right in [01:01] infinity: welcome [01:01] pitti: would you start us off? === iwj [n=ian@xenophobe.extern.relativity.greenend.org.uk] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:01] Hi. Sorry I'm a bit late ... [01:02] sure [01:02] iwj: we're just getting started [01:02] Done: [01:02] * started to catch up with security updates after the two weeks break: PHP, bind, kernel (just coordination), mailman, libxfont/X.org, imagemagick, openssl, MySQL [01:02] * apport: implemented bug pattern matching backend and GUI (so that apport-gtk directs you to an already existing bug rather than asking you to file a new one) [01:02] * SoC reviews and reports [01:02] * merged cupsys and updated to 1.2.3; not yet uploaded since I have to fix a regression [01:02] Todo: [01:02] * more security updates (arrgh) [01:02] * catch up on my overflowing bugs inbox [01:02] * finish cups 1.2.3 and upload [01:02] * fix high-profile langpack-o-matic bug and prepare new packages (BLOCKED: *-updates embargo; mdz?) [01:02] * ensure that php and mysql get new upstream versions (infinity or I) [01:02] * finish gnutls12->13 transition [01:02] * start bug fixing [01:02] spec status: [01:02] * apt-get-debug-symbols (Deployment): distro side is ready, needs buildd infrastructure work to get .ddebs to people.u.c (to be implemented next week with infinity) [01:02] pitti: how much remains in the queue for security? [01:02] * automated-problem-reports (Implemented): does not yet catch all corner cases, this requires an updated kernel implementation which will (most likely) be deferred to Edgy+1; but basic functionality is working apart from some bugs [01:02] * gcc-ssp (Implemented): Distro side changes are implemented for a long time; still need to check current build coverage, and perhaps do no-change uploads to important packages [01:02] * auto-unmount-notifications (Implemented): works a bit too good (also for readonly devices), but I consider that a bug === pitti is happy to be the first one the first time === Keybuk [n=scott@quest.netsplit.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:03] mdz: the kernel still needs to be pushed out, some embargoed stuff that is lifted next week, and about 5 public issues [01:03] mdz: (I don't have the exact number in my head, I just work through them case by case) [01:03] pitti: looks like you are in good shape for feature freeze, congrats [01:03] mdz: will you say some words about the *-update embargo? [01:03] mdz: thanks :) [01:04] we're in the process of revising and formalizing the process for updates to stable releases [01:04] mdz: do infinity and I have your blessing to implement the .ddeb retrieval later? [01:04] until that work is finished, only security fixes are permitted [01:04] mdz: I hope it won't be too heavy for langpack updates ;) [01:04] queue any -updates uploads locally until then [01:04] but I totally agree that we should revise the policy [01:05] we should also do a dry run of that proposed 'block bad versions with a fake version on security.u.c' approach [01:05] I'm going to focus on prevention, though we'll think through some contingency plans [01:05] KISS will apply though [01:06] pitti: thank you [01:06] Mithrandir: next? [01:06] live-cd-write-as-you-go: Needs a fair bit of infrastructure before it can happen, namely an udflinux similar to isolinux. [01:06] misc: X bugfixes. Rodarvus and I seem to have divided the workload so he gets the server and drivers, I get the apps and libs. Also played a fair bit with Xen. Casper bugfixes. Helped Colin a bit with sane-installer-keyboard (but he's done most of the implementation, by far) [01:06] next week: bug triage, Knot 3 release in a week. [01:06] l-c-w-a-y-g is therefore deferred [01:06] Mithrandir: how did knot 2 go? [01:07] decent; some last-minute changes which I in retrospect wish I'd asked to postpone, but it wasn't too painful. [01:07] Mithrandir: how about the testing in the certification lab? [01:08] is that working out? [01:08] yeah, slowly. [01:08] how are they reporting their results? [01:08] as in, getting there. [01:08] the wiki, as usual. [01:08] at least, that's been the goal. I need to be better at cleaning the grid when we build a new iso [01:09] add it to the checklist [01:09] also, we uncovered some brokenness in Launchpad, but I think that's fixed now === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:09] infinity: ^^? [01:09] Mithrandir: The frozen breakage? Not sure if those fixes have been rolled out, I'll chase that up before we try to freeze again. [01:10] please subscribe me to the relevant bugs if they're causing release blockage [01:10] infinity: yeah, that's what I was thinking about. Basically, FROZEN doesn't work. And I can't freeze the distro. [01:10] both being kinda problematic if I'm going to drive the release. [01:10] Mithrandir: did you have that UI review with mpt regarding live-cd-sessions? [01:11] mdz: I thought I sent that mail, but I never chased it up, so either he never got it or forgot. I'll do that even though we're post-FF. [01:11] give him some time to think on it, it'll be good to have on hand when we resume that [01:12] thanks Mithrandir [01:12] infinity: next [01:12] Done: [01:12] * debian-maintainer-field: Maintainer field mangling is in the archive and active on the buildds, and working as advertised. [01:12] * live-cd-stacked-filesystems: Just recieved word that elmo has given me the kernel support I need on the buildds, so will roll this out in production after I've slept today. [01:12] * larger-livefs: Still needs creation of a seed for live-dvd, but when live-cd-stacked-filesystems is rolled out, this one basically takes care of itself. [01:12] * A fair amount of buildd wrangling this week, unsnaring the usual "new GNOME breakage", dealing with chroots not updating properly, etc. [01:12] * General weekly tasks (archive maintenance, tracking soyuz bugs and misfeatures, etc) [01:12] Todo: [01:12] * New upstream releases of PHP, MySQL, and Samba, all done in Debian, just need to get UVFs and quickly merge/sync them. [01:12] * Make sure live-cd-stacked-filesystems/larger-livefs actually work in production. [01:12] * Attack bug lists and FTBFS lists. === infinity subscribed mdz to the FROZEN bug. [01:12] (thanks) [01:13] Mithrandir: have you been able to test your portion of live-cd-stacked-filesystems at all, or is that blocked on having them built on the buildds? === goldenear [n=goldenea@vol75-4-82-225-33-186.fbx.proxad.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:13] mdz: I have tested it with locally built images. [01:14] infinity: (for the record, we do have the php UVF ER) [01:14] infinity: ... approval) [01:14] infinity: go ahead and create the dvd seed; it should have all language-{support,pack} for all languages [01:14] pitti: Yeah, I know, but we don't for the other two, and I'm a lazy typist. :) [01:14] mdz: I haven't tested it with official images, naturally, since we don't have them yet. [01:14] Mithrandir: right, thanks [01:14] infinity: what causes the "new GNOME breakage"? The stricts Depends between arch all and any packages? [01:15] infinity: check with Kamion if you're in doubt about the germination === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:15] infinity: will the dvd seed be a superset of the CD seed, or an independent copy? [01:15] seb128: Yeah, when arches get a bit out of sync, the world explodes and I get to unsnag it all by hand. It's something I'm generally used to. When new GNOME hits, I tend to get to dedicate a couple of days to making it happy everywhere. [01:15] the appropriate runes are in the supported seed [01:15] pitti: live-dvd would inherit from live, technically [01:15] pitti: it will be an independent seed, but stacked on top of the existing live image [01:15] Kamion: that's good [01:16] so no duplication AFAIUI [01:16] right [01:16] infinity: would delay upload between libs and app make the job easier for you? === foo [n=foo@unaffiliated/foo] has left #Ubuntu-Meeting [] [01:16] seb128: It could help a bit, but unless you want to stagger your uploads by days, something will always break. *shrug* [01:16] k [01:16] so not a lot we can do for you :/ [01:17] seb128: To be honest, I prefer to see you and Daniel just upload as much as you can and get back to bugfixing while I do my job. [01:17] infinity: ok, thanks === dholbach hugs infinity [01:17] dholbach: next [01:17] ok, fine with me [01:17] seb128: Each to their strengths. :) [01:17] Done: [01:17] * GNOME 2.16 [01:17] * Bugs [01:17] * Artwork uploads and work on Art-Builder [01:17] Todo: [01:17] * more Bug Triage === seb128 hugs infinity too [01:17] * more Art-Builder [01:17] * REVU DAY tomorrow! [01:17] * get new gnome-pilot in, get missing telepathy packages in before UniverseFreeze [01:17] * start on apt-get.org import [01:17] [01:17] GNOME 2.16.0 is complete? [01:17] Yay! === mvo hugs dholbach [01:18] yes [01:18] mdz: yep === mvo hugs seb128 === seb128 is going to blog about that ;) === seb128 hugs mvo back [01:18] excellent, seb128/dholbach [01:18] gracias :-) [01:18] : [01:18] :) [01:18] dholbach: how is art-builder going? that's the arrangement we discussed in wiesbaden? === pitti hugs the fabulous desktop team [01:19] mdz: exactly - it's checking out and building already, but not very clever yet (it doesn't do changes to buildsystems, etc) [01:19] Seb'128 packages a day'astien [01:19] mdz: i didn't put too much time in it yet [01:19] pitti: ah ah :-P [01:19] dholbach: ok, send me an email when there's something to see; I'd like to look at it [01:20] mdz: sure [01:20] thanks dholbach [01:20] kwwii: next [01:20] pitti: :) [01:20] Did the Hardware Database interface pics, selected icons, edited a few and made a couple of new ones. [01:20] Finished almost all (all currently used as far as I can tell) of the power manager icons (one or two still need to be done) [01:20] Played with a two ideas for both versions of the usplash === EtienneG [n=etienne@montreal.canonical.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:21] Worked on evolving the theme to the blue-purple variant [01:21] Tweaking KDM and Ksplash theme [01:21] TODO: [01:21] USPLASH - top of the list...following questions; which version will be used? When will testing be done? (how in the hell do I get it to work on my eMac?) :-) [01:21] Got Amarok running again on my machine, finishing up the work on the amarok theme [01:21] Release announcement pic [01:21] pics for wiki.kubuntu.org header [01:21] Finish the tweaking of the "about" pages, make that match with the metabar pics [01:21] Change all pics and color schemes to the blue-purple theme by knot3 [01:21] the usplash is the biggest issue for me [01:21] +1 [01:21] fschoep: ;-) === pitti really hopes that usplash will work on amd64 soon [01:21] But at least there's something happening on the art ML now [01:22] kwwii: of the 7 components we discussed (usplash, wallpaper, window decorations, kdm login, ksplash, app start pages, icons), how much of that has landed in edgy for feature freeze? [01:22] Seveas is doing some work there [01:22] My work on usplash is done [01:22] mjg59 is doing the hard work [01:22] mdz: all of it [01:22] except usplash [01:22] Seveas: OK, good to hear - glad you made it [01:22] mdz: it is all tweaking and bug fixing from here on out [01:22] and the usplash [01:22] thanks Riddell [01:23] that is why the usplash is on top of the lsit [01:23] list [01:23] the new usplash stuff came out last night...the big question is will that version be used? [01:23] kwwii: what's blocking it? testing on your machine? [01:23] ie...how much time should be put into making the new version [01:23] my two issues with it were the virtual console corruption and hibernation breakage. [01:23] kwwii: it'll be used, unless it turns out to be so buggy it's easier to revert than fix [01:23] mdz: although I cannot test it on my machine, I have some basic stuff done already [01:24] the latter was apparently a kernel bug, and mjg59 believes the former fixed [01:24] I cannot get it to run on either of my ppc machines [01:24] mjg59: how confident are you about it today? [01:24] Mm? [01:24] I was thinking of poking at it on powerpc tomorrow [01:24] Oh, the console corruption? [01:24] That's sorted [01:24] mjg59: shiny usplash [01:24] in general [01:24] Yeah [01:24] for edgy feature freeze [01:24] I just haven't had time before FF [01:24] Works now [01:24] are you aware of the amd64 issue pitti mentioned? [01:24] The PPC stuff is buggy but easily fixed [01:24] are we definitively committed to using the hi-res usplash for edgy? [01:24] pitti: that's what we're trying to determine [01:25] I'm running it on amd64 right this second [01:25] I made a usplash for the old version too, to if we have to revert, I am ready [01:25] ATM it works neither on my powerpc nor on my amd64 [01:25] this is decision time [01:25] but still, everything else is done to some extent, the usplash is still the test theme [01:25] I don't expect getting it to work on powerpc would take much effort [01:25] mjg59: oh, right, it was nvidia specific, right? [01:25] kwwii: ok, no need to wait then; land the high-res stuff [01:25] There may be issues on specific hardware, but in general it's fine [01:25] I made it work on powerpc initially way back when, and it was only a few hours' work [01:25] my desktop doesn't boot with the new usplash [01:25] seb128: filed a bug? [01:25] mdz: cool, will do [01:25] seb128: Is that new as in generally, or new as in since this morning? [01:26] mdz: not yet [01:26] seb128, 'new usplash' is rather undescriptive, 4 versions landed in the past 2 days, each fixing several bugs [01:26] Seveas: 5 :) [01:26] heh [01:26] hi all [01:26] it would be really cool to get it working on ppc well so that I can test what I am making [01:26] sorry for being late. [01:26] seb128: I believe those too be fixed [01:26] mjg59: new from this week, but services-admin basically emptied my /etc/rc[0-6] .d and I only restored a part of it so I want to reinstall before opening a bug [01:27] seb128: ok, please confirm this week (with a live CD if that's easiest) [01:27] At the moment I'm trying to work out why a piece of previously working hardware is now failing to (as far as I can tell) even execute the Linux wakeup code [01:27] I get the splash followed by a black screen instead of gdm [01:27] seb128: Yes, that should be fixed [01:27] mdz: yeah, will do tomorrow [01:28] kwwii: Kamion will have a try at it when he gets a chance [01:28] mjg59: will try after meeting with the current version to make sure [01:28] kwwii: if possible try on another machine [01:28] I might not have rebooted since the update [01:28] kwwii: or have Riddell email you photos :-) [01:28] :-) [01:28] kwwii: thanks [01:28] fschoep: next [01:28] Done: [01:28] * theme-teams: collect final versions of artwork [01:28] * community artwork: package best available artwork, mad props to Daniel Holbach on this one as well [01:28] * community artwork: contact sabdfl on progress and direction [01:28] * sound-themes: package best available sounds [01:28] * gtk-theme: minor tweaks [01:28] * ubuntu-art-polish-human-icons: finalized iconprio stuff, props to Daniel again for updating the website, contacted sabdfl along the way [01:28] * ubuntu-art-complete-highcon-icons: introduced Henrik to tienne Bersace, looks like this is going to go well [01:28] Ongoing: [01:28] * art-polish-human-gtk-theme: decide on color tweaks based on artwork direction [01:28] * community-artwork: polish and rework parts to sabdfl's liking, fix outstanding bugs [01:28] * sound-themes: tweaking and polishing of sounds [01:28] * ubuntu-art-polish-human-icons: contact Dave to start work after sabdfl approves the scheduled list of work [01:28] Blocked: [01:28] * theme-teams: there seems to be no Art Council in place, who will approve theme team work for inclusion? [01:29] * usplash-artwork: running to stand still - has the target stopped moving yet? [01:29] fschoep: I saw some mails or questions from my week off about the firefox human theme; did you get the help you needed ? [01:29] fschoep: which components have landed in edgy today? [01:29] iwj: my firefox looks humanish [01:30] mdz: Mine too :-). [01:30] iwj: Not sure what you mean? [01:30] mdz: gdm, sounds, session, wallpapers, gtk theme [01:30] darn === ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Ubuntu Development Team | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 12 Sep 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 13 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 07:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 19 Sep 12:00 UTC: Community Council | 20 Sep 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu [01:30] thank dholbach [01:30] fschoep: Well, if you don't have anything outstanding then that's fine by me :-4~). === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:30] good to hear that fschoep and myself are both loosing sleep over the usplash :-) [01:30] Oops, my mouth exploded. [01:30] iwj: I wondered though [01:30] dholbach: and what remains to be done? [01:30] iwj: Is the Human theme now default for Edgy? [01:30] mdz: usplash [01:30] mdz: human icons, GTK color tweaks [01:31] fschoep: are there candidates for usplash? [01:31] mdz: some bland and ugly ones [01:31] based on 16 color 640x400 restrictions [01:31] nothing we can roll out? [01:31] fschoep: Yes; I put that change into the main bzr so you'll have picked it up and as mdz says default setups get it now. [01:31] mdz: we can roll something out, sure but it will hardly be better and less colorful than the test card [01:31] fschoep: please get a high-res one together; if nothing else we can use the standard logo and it will look better than what we have [01:32] (there is a test 1024x768 + 800x600 theme in the usplash source using many of the new shiny features) [01:32] mdz: sabdfl kind of disgrees there [01:32] fschoep: today is the deadline [01:32] mdz: I think - [01:32] mdz: well [01:32] remember that the usplash artwork should go in the themes packages [01:32] not in the usplash package [01:32] mdz: I need some input on Mark first [01:33] fschoep: he's travelling and we cannot block on him [01:33] Keybuk, i know -- the theme won't even build in-tree [01:33] That's the reason I split off usplash-dev [01:33] fschoep: I should discuss the usplash with you...from the wishes for the dapper cycle and the new 256 color, I get we could do something nice [01:33] s/get/bet [01:33] fschoep: it's important to get this in; we can still iterate on it but need a starting point now [01:33] mdz: sure, I think [01:34] mdz: like, now? [01:34] fschoep: tomorrow [01:34] mdz: OK, I'll get something in [01:34] fschoep: thanks; let me know if you run into trouble [01:34] mdz: OK [01:34] Kamion: next [01:35] uh [01:35] Can I please get some input on the Art Council question? [01:35] (waiting) [01:35] Is there going to be one soon? [01:35] Does anyone remotely know what the AC is going to be? [01:35] fschoep: you make the call on the themes to include [01:36] mdz: OK [01:36] the release can't block on organizing a new team [01:36] Kamion: go ahead [01:36] Done: [01:36] cdrom-based-dist-upgrades: Added upgrader to CD images, thanks to a patch from mvo. [01:36] no-more-devfs: Done. [01:36] livefs-access: Sound support theoretically in, but it appears to produce just beeps at best and it's hideous assembly code that I don't understand, so I've disabled this. However, we did manage to improve keyboard navigation on the accessibility menu and clean up some of the access options. [01:36] sane-installer-keyboard: Mostly done, apart from translations of layout and variant names, which will probably take a while to organise. We can test all the rest of it without that though. I'll push console-s [01:36] mvo: is c-b-d-u testable? [01:36] etup up to minimal tomorrow morning once my upgrade path changes have built. [01:36] live-cd-stacked-filesystems: Wrote the ubiquity side of this, which will be needed once the filesystems appear in corruption. [01:36] mdz: yes [01:36] misc: Reviewed and merged oem-config KDE patch from abattoir. Haven't tested it yet. [01:36] Deferred: [01:36] ubiquity-advanced-partitioner: I decided I wasn't going to get far enough with this before FF to be worth the time right now, so I've deferred it. Oh well. [01:36] To do: [01:36] sane-installer-keyboard: I expect to spend much of next week sorting out loose ends here (with Tollef, if he's available). [01:36] mvo: does it require a dapper backport? [01:36] misc: Google Summer of Code final reports, and whatever else comes up. usplash powerpc debugging, as discussed. [01:36] I think I mailed about this, but don't remember your reply [01:37] mdz: full support yes, if we are happy with documenting to run "sh /cdrom/cdromdistupgrade", then not [01:37] mvo: we'll want full support certainly [01:37] full support == hal based cd detection [01:37] mvo: I assume it's trivial reuse of the code we already had [01:37] yes [01:38] the patch should be easy (and the feature was done in a seperate bzr branch to make the backporting easy) [01:39] Kamion: are you confident about sane-installer-keyboard? === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:39] mdz: yes, reasonably. Upstream says it still has trouble with non-PC-like keymaps but that's at worst confined to powerpc. [01:39] Kamion: I'm happy to help out with s-i-k next week, yes. [01:40] ogra_: landing enormous merges during the feature freeze meeting -> grr [01:40] And it's *so* much easier to hack than the old console framework. [01:40] mdz, sorry [01:40] Kamion: ok, thanks [01:40] ogra_: next [01:40] * this-week: [01:40] - student-control-panel-completion - implemented by pete savage, waits for MIR review, spec still waiting for approval [01:40] - ltsp-login-and-session-handling - implemented, some cosmetic polish remains [01:40] - ltsp-dhcpd-autogeneration - implemented, ready for knot 3 [01:40] - fully-automatic-swap-server (no info, deferred i guess :/ ) [01:40] - plenty of small patches (g-p-m, gnome-session etc) [01:40] * next-week: [01:40] - clean up ltsp after the merges, hunt the last bugs [01:40] - go through gnome-screensaver/gnome-power-manager buglist [01:40] - knot 3 [01:40] - flight to detroit ltsp meeting [01:40] * other specs: [01:40] - ltsp-daily-image-tarballs - talked to infinity, we want to meet after FF [01:40] - ltsp-convergence: (no progress, multi distro meeting sept. 14th-19th) according to sbalneav only [01:40] two features (rdesktop and lp_server integration (the latter is on the buglist for edgy, needs some lines in [01:40] I expect the installer may glitch a bit tomorrow, but it shouldn't be hard to fix; I've run complete installs with console-setup in hacked-up environments. [01:41] the initscript and testing)) and optional xdmcp support missing [01:41] - ltsp-netboot-enhancement: code merged from debian (untested yet) [01:41] Kamion, fine with me ... [01:41] ogra_: rodarvus was working on f-a-s-s, no? did he finish or pass on unfinished code? [01:42] mdz, he said he was nearly done since two weeks before wiesbaden, but didnt want to show me the code [01:42] ogra_: please send an email asking for it and CC me [01:42] last edubuntu meeting (wed.) he said he'd start from scratch :/ [01:43] ogra_: your 3 edgy targets are all implemented, congrats [01:43] ogra_: do you need any urgent MIRs? [01:43] mdz, ok, even though i have a workaround implemented that creates the swapfiles [01:43] I don't think I'll make it to the ltsp meeting [01:43] so it *can* be defarred and get done rigght in edgy+1 [01:43] sad :/ [01:43] ogra_: yes, I saw that and assumed it was fully-automatic-swap-server landing [01:43] roger waters will miss you :) === zul_ [n=chuck@CPE0006258ec6c1-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:44] tell roger hello [01:44] no its just a call through the ltspfs socket to create the swapfiles [01:44] ogra_: you have booked your flight already, right? [01:44] ogra_: going to see pink floyd ?? :-) [01:44] sivang, only roger :) [01:44] wish you were here [01:44] mdz, yup [01:44] all sorted [01:44] ok, good [01:44] sivang: and I thought they said they didn't need no education [01:45] Keybuk: HAHA [01:45] ogra_: thanks [01:45] i got a very nice mail from sbalneav today about the -convergence btw [01:45] has anyone heard from BenC? I sent an SMS [01:45] i'll forward it to you [01:45] mdz: only earlier today [01:45] ogra_: is he using edubuntu ? [01:45] Riddell: next [01:45] done: [01:45] specs all implemented, except adept ones which are deferred [01:45] KDE oem-config testing, Colin has merged (thanks to abattoir) [01:45] kubuntu-hwdb: fixes, usability improvements and adding kwwii's artwork [01:45] langpacks-desktopfile-kde: working well, reuploaded everything to pick up .desktop file edits [01:45] sivang, yes, ltsp.org completely emerged to ubuntu/edubuntu everywhere now [01:45] kubuntu-system-settings-usability: updated packages (thanks to sime for implementing), same for kubuntu-power-management (thanks to Lure and sebas for much work there) [01:45] kubuntu-accessibility: required casper changes in [01:45] KDE 4 pre-release packaged and in NEW [01:45] blocked: ruby on ppc [01:45] todo: [01:45] REVU day [01:46] koffice 1.6 beta [01:46] merge KDE ubiquity with Colin's changes to GTK frontend [01:46] look at moving ubuntu-docs from svn to bzr [01:46] knot 3 [01:46] Riddell: REVU DAY! [01:46] Riddell: what's wrong with ruby? === dholbach hugs Riddell [01:46] KDE 4 is targeted at universe, I assume? [01:46] Kamion: yes [01:46] mdz: doesn't compile on powerpc [01:46] Riddell: the list of crucial "must fix" bugs for edgy, too [01:46] ugh, two KDE versions ? [01:46] Kamion: certainly [01:46] I'll look at it tomorrow, it's my archive day [01:46] that will cause confusion [01:47] ogra_: dapper effectively runs with 3. *shrugs* [01:47] ogra_: they're clearly marked as being for developers only [01:47] there are alternate versions of all sorts of things in universe ;-) [01:47] Riddell: looking good, thanks [01:47] seb128: next [01:47] Done: [01:47] - GNOME 2.16.0 [01:47] - bug triage [01:47] - desktop bugs fixing [01:47] - caught up with a part of my mails lag [01:47] - SoC review [01:47] - gnome-system-tools bounty discussions and patches review [01:47] To Do: [01:47] - bug triage, bug triage, bug triage [01:47] - bugs fixing too [01:48] is SoC all wrapped up now? [01:48] the final reports are due tomorrow === mvo needs to finish his review for soc [01:48] so yes [01:48] and after that we'll have met our obligations and have nothing more to do, right? [01:48] my student cheated me and told me its wednesday :) [01:48] right === pitti just sent the final SoC report === seb128 too === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [01:48] mdz: still have to cash in the money ... [01:48] just before the meeting [01:49] seb128: the g-s-t stuff is progressing, right? not blocked on me anymore [01:49] mdz: yeah, a package with most of the patches has been uploaded yesterday [01:49] oh good. I'm a bit behind on -changes [01:50] is it upstart friendly now ? [01:50] ogra_: upstart makes no difference, does it? [01:50] seb128: how is the bug list? [01:50] ogra_: you still use update-rc.d no? [01:50] seb128: are you aware of the gnomeVFS ABI changes? [01:50] "friendly" ? [01:50] seb128, i thought it broke your upstart [01:51] mdz: we still have difficulties to keep it at a correct level [01:51] it shouldn't need any changes for this phase of upstart deployment, as i understand it [01:51] doko: tell us you're joking? [01:51] mdz: my bug mails lag was ~270 on friday [01:51] it's ~370 now [01:51] ogra_: it wiped his /etc/rc?.d (except for the READMEs) -- nothing to do with upstart [01:51] seb128: who is working on desktop triage other than you and dholbach? [01:51] pitti: no, that's probably the reason why the OOo file selector doesn't work and OOo terminates [01:52] mdz: some contributors [01:52] Keybuk, ah [01:52] some of they triage a lot and do a good job [01:52] ("Vassilis Pandis" by example) [01:52] doko, I noticed that yesterday :( [01:52] but still, lot of bugs coming :/ [01:53] doko: the bonobo functions move? [01:53] mostly upstream? [01:53] mdz: yeah, we usually fix distro bugs fairly quickly (if they are an issue) [01:53] 95% of the bugs is upstream material [01:53] seb128: yeah, maybe [01:54] doko: it's a discutable "ABI change" then ;) [01:54] seb128: are you and dholbach the only ones forwarding bugs upstream, or do others help as well? [01:54] doko: they moved some function from gnome-vfs to libbonobo which the linux linker handle fine [01:54] mdz: some rare few are forwarded upstream by others [01:55] mdz: 2-3 contributors help on that too, but they don't do a lot of forwarding [01:55] seb128: no, maybe the reason is dicutable, but not, that an existing application stops working; yeah, I know, our gnome law ... [01:55] mdz: but we have a list of "bugs to be forwarded upstream" now and I advertised it in some places [01:55] we should encourage more folks to forward bugs upstream. is there a good howto? [01:55] dholbach: oh, good. using a tag or something? [01:55] mdz: opening an empty upstream task is enough [01:55] mdz: you can search for them [01:55] mdz: opening an upstream task not linked to any bug as discussed in wiesbaden [01:55] mdz: for "you can get involved here" tasks we use 'ubuntulove' :-) [01:55] you can search for that now? [01:56] looks like ;) [01:56] oh, look at that. wonderful [01:56] we should advertise that more widely [01:56] need to move on though [01:56] thanks seb128 [01:56] sfllaw: next [01:56] Done: [01:56] * Bug triage [01:56] * Looked into interns at Cgep John Abbott [01:56] * Various meetings [01:56] To do: [01:56] * Bug triage [01:56] * Prepare for UbuntuHugDay [01:56] * Work with seb128 and dholbach to get a desktop triaging team in place [01:56] * Get in touch with LaptopTestingTeam for installer testing [01:57] sfllaw: let's make bug forwarding a highlight of this next bug day [01:57] Sounds like a good plan. [01:57] I'll construct some searches for that. [01:57] thanks [01:57] especially desktop team bugs [01:57] i added them to http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Bugs === pitti wonders whether it's feasible to pythonize bug forwarding :) [01:57] that requires only registering in one upstream bug tracker to forward lots of bugs [01:58] Well, either GNOME or KDE. [01:58] right [01:58] Riddell: What are good search parameters for KDE bugs? [01:58] sfllaw: how do you mean? [01:58] kubuntu-team bugs [01:58] sfllaw: were you in the loop on the milestone testing in montreal? how did it go from your perspective? [01:58] pitti: single-page edit-describtion, edit-subject, click, go, Wizard for that in LP would be wonderful [01:59] kubuntu-team is subscribed to the important stuff [01:59] mdz: With the certification lab? No, I think I missed the memo. [01:59] mdz: I'll talk to them in person. [01:59] sladen: filing bugs is easy; it's establishing communication between upstream and the reporter which is hard [01:59] sfllaw: ok. the general plan is that they should test on the lab machines when we do a milestone [01:59] Riddell: sometimes. often not a lot. [02:00] mdz: If jbailey is cool with that, I'm happy. [02:00] for hardware issues specifically as well as the usual functional test [02:00] sfllaw: jbailey and I agreed on this in mallorca, it's a done deal [02:00] sfllaw: please could you document the when-do-i-close/reject-a-bug-report? [02:00] we basically need to do it anyway to keep up certifications, and we can get a lot of general testing along the way for free === zul [n=chuck@CPE0006258ec6c1-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:01] sfllaw: ok, thanks [02:01] zul: next? [02:01] Done: [02:01] * kernel security patches [02:01] * kernel security testing [02:01] * kernel bug triaging [02:01] * new xen-tools fixing [02:01] * new xen snapshot [02:02] To-Do: [02:02] xen-restricted moduels [02:02] more drivers for the xen kernel [02:02] xen rcs control [02:02] zul: is there a howto for how to try out xen? [02:02] xen bug fixing [02:02] yes its on the wiki [02:02] zul: do you want my x-r-m stuff or do you have something mostly-working already? [02:02] zul: I suggest highlighting it in this week's UWN to get people interested [02:03] Mithrandir: can you send me your xrm stuff im trying to get the new snapshot working again [02:03] mdz: sure [02:03] zul: cool, thanks [02:03] mvo: next [02:03] Did: [02:03] - Implemented CDRom support in dist-upgrader and put it onto the CD [02:03] - dist-upgrader testing [02:03] - update-manager improvments (better dist-upgrader integration, better cache representation) [02:03] - added printer-sharing to gnome-cups-manager [02:03] - implemented apt--install-recommends support for only certain sections (to implement meta-packages recommends support) [02:03] - added recommends-support to germinate [02:03] - bug triage [02:03] - SoC mentoring (apt-sync) [02:03] - misc stuff (synaptic,gnome-app-install,dist-upgrader fixes, command-not-found) [02:03] Specs: [02:03] - cdrom-based-dist-upgrades (ready, needs testing) [02:03] - dependency-removal (aptitude needs performance tuning, otherwise ready; will display auto-remove list if non-empty and give hint to use apt-get autoremove) [02:03] - gai-popcon: implemented, we could do with more people using popocon [02:03] - recommends-support (ready, only turned by default for meta-packages now) [02:03] - apt-ddtp (ready, seb128 discovered it today. the rosetta<->souyz think it not automatic yet, but needs manual updating) [02:03] - command-not-found-magic (in the archive) [02:03] - simple-popcon-participation (done) [02:03] Will do: [02:03] - bugs [02:03] - test the auto-dist-upgrade testing going on a official machine [02:03] mvo: is g-a-i fixed now ? :-) [02:04] iwj: *shhhhsss* [02:04] mvo: most of your stuff is in a state of landed-but-needs-testing...I suggest the same as for zul; get the word out about these features and encourage folks to test [02:04] UWN, -devel-announce, as appropriate [02:04] there's some cool stuff in there [02:05] I will do that [02:05] thanks mvo [02:05] I should do that with s-i-k too [02:05] iwj: next === mvo considers getting a blog [02:05] Kamion: indeed [02:05] there's no rule that we can't have more than one feature of the week in UWN ;-) [02:05] week after the sprint: was on holiday [02:05] package-dependency-field-breaks: Changes to apt and aptitude now properly done: apt changes to support Break fully (from wiesbaden, now tested, working) and aptitude changes to treat it like Conflicts. List of packages constructed for deployment for edgy upgrades - about a dozen in required and standard are my first ones to look at. [02:05] suggest-packages-for-filetypes: Completed during the sprint (thanks to mvo for some optimisations to improve gnome-app-install's speed too) but unfortunately broken since. mvo has the token atm for gnome-app-install atm AIUI, which is the last thing still to be put back to working. [02:05] automated-testing-deployment: No change since last report. [02:05] next week: firefox beta 2 (joy) (needs uvf exception, obviously); taking a look at the bug lists; trying out Breaks (let's try again) in a package or two, to check all is well before doing it a bit more widely; etc. [02:05] if I'm really lucky: automated-testing: packaging the xen setup scripts into autopkgtest [02:06] iwj: the last apt upload I saw said that the breaks changes were untested; is that no longer true? [02:06] There's nothing in the archive that uses the breaks changes but I have tested them locally and they DTRT. === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:06] iwj: sorry for the breakage, I will fix that tomorrow [02:06] mvo: NP :-) [02:07] ok, please land at least one Breaks this week (leaving time to see the effects before you go for the weekend) to start exercising it [02:07] mdz: Right, willdo. [02:07] iwj: is there still hope of seeing a final firefox for edgy? [02:07] mdz: I haven't been following ff upstream. [02:08] So I don't know. [02:08] the last I heard from them they hoped to land it before our final date, but it sounded awfully close [02:08] Heh heh. [02:08] iwj: feels to me like we should avoid Breaks in required and important for now, since that could be in dpkg/apt's dependency chain [02:08] I think we'll just have to go with whatever beta is available, really. [02:08] there was a new version to experimental, no? [02:08] at least, extreme care would be called for there [02:08] Kamion: That shouldn't be a problem, really. Talk about it tomorrow morning ? [02:08] iwj: sure [02:08] when we're both more awake [02:08] Quite. [02:08] ok [02:09] iwj: so -breaks can go to beta status once it's being exercised in the archive, and you'll be ok for FF [02:09] Right. === zul [n=bob@ubuntu/member/zul] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:09] I'll try to get a Breaks or two out by lunchtime tomorrow. [02:09] great, thanks [02:09] doko: next [02:09] 01:09 I'll try to get a Breaks or two out by lunchtime tomorrow. [02:09] 01:09 great, thanks [02:09] Err, sorry :-). [02:09] - this week [02:09] - edgy-toolchain: address libstdc++ ABI issues on powerpc and sparc; mcpp [02:09] update [02:09] - java-roadmap: provide a 32bit java runtime on amd64 [02:09] - openoffice.org - OOo 2.0.4 rc1 packages, ia32-libs updates, [02:10] -l10n and -amd64 updates for dapper-proposed, test builds on all [02:10] release architectures, testing on i386 and powerpc, work around [02:10] sparc problems with smp kernels. [02:10] build problems: OOo currently only builds on the machines in the [02:10] datacenter, not on fresh edgy installs. same problem we had in [02:10] dapper at the end. [02:10] - python2.5 added as a supported python version. python2.5 related [02:10] rebuilds scheduled for tonight. [02:10] - other: some toolchain related phone calls, SoC nagging, machine upgrade [02:10] - this week / next week: [02:10] - OOo tests, bug triage [02:10] - python cleanup [02:10] - OOoCon [02:10] - edgy+1: write a checker/generator for "Replaces" fields ... [02:10] doko: Replaces> eh ? [02:10] doko: are your statuses in LP up to date? === jjesse [i=user@69-87-139-148.async.iserv.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:11] iwj: I'm tired to find out file moves between binaries built from the same source by hand [02:11] none of your specs are past 'good progress' yet [02:11] doko: what about the upgrade problem from dapper->edgy when python2.3 breaks? I have seen a few duplicates of this [02:11] mdz: will update them tonight. [02:11] doko: Ah. [02:11] Count me interested ... [02:11] doko: is edgy-toolchain-roadmap complete for feature freeze? [02:11] mvo, 'a few'... closer to 'a few dozen' [02:12] and python-roadmap? [02:12] Seveas: :) [02:12] yes, it was complete last week (if you count the ABI problem as a bug report) [02:12] doko: please send me a mail when they are up to date so that we can discuss, and remember to update before meetings [02:12] mdz: ok [02:12] thanks [02:13] did I miss anyone? [02:13] me [02:13] Keybuk: you're up [02:13] New Note 11 [02:13] Done: [02:13] * On Leave [02:13] * Upstart into main and ubuntu-minimal [02:13] * Transition requires a double dist-upgrade run, or use of the update tool (can't be helped due to dpkg/apt "features") [02:13] To do: [02:13] * Start on some bug fixes [02:13] * Finish off upstart article for Linux.com [02:13] BootMessageLogging: [02:13] * I think we were on crack when we wrote this spec, it turned into something of a christmas tree [02:13] * Assuming it's ok to simplify it to just "boot messages are logged to a file, and not displayed if 'quiet' on the kernel command-line" then it can be marked as implemented with my next upstart upload and we can focus on the other things later [02:13] * Given the above, checkroot, checkfs and cryptdisks need special treatment -- but they'll need that for the new usplash too anyway [02:13] * Otherwise I'm deferring it and leaving messages on the console (new usplash hides them on tty8 anyway) [02:13] DashAsBinSh: [02:13] * Implemented early in the cycle [02:13] * Opted not to change /bin/sh from a diverted symlink as the code that's there works with lots of different shells and actually works, no matter how unaesthetic [02:13] * A few, but no major, shell issues have been reported and dealt with. I'm not aware of any outstanding ones. [02:13] ReplacementInit: [02:13] * Really happy with how well this has gone, has been installed by default for a few days and still only getting trivial bugs [02:13] * Deferred changes to initscripts to edgy+1 due to problems with LVM, etc. uncovered during testing; would rather attack these on a fresh release than break edgy at this point [02:13] Keybuk: I didn't notice upgrade weirdness with upstart, though I had some issues with oo.o which may have masked it [02:14] * Have an active community for upstart already [02:14] * Already speccing out edgy+1 things that will probably be implemented "upstream" as we go anyway [02:14] * General query ... given that development will be continuing (e.g. changes to events and job states coming rsn) should I maintain this in edgy post-FF or only upload bug fixes and instead have a separate archive? [02:14] Teardown: [02:14] * Implemented early in the cycle [02:14] * A few things have crept back in, will treat those as bugs [02:14] AutomakeTransition: [02:14] * deferred until edgy+1 [02:14] * Debian will probably do most of this for us [02:14] * automake 1.9 is the highest priority alternative in edgy [02:14] LibAtaForAtaDisks [02:14] * Not strictly my spec, but I helped with it [02:14] * The kernel-side was deferred in favour of waiting for upstream to shake out the bugs now the patches are landing in 2.6.19 [02:14] * The UUID stuff went in though, we have working mount-by-uuid, swap-by-uuid and resume-by-uuid [02:14] * Unless you use any filesystem fabbione cares about, of course, but he can fix those problems :p [02:14] -- [02:14] oops, that was a little more verbose than I intended :p it looked smaller on the note [02:14] mdz: basically dpkg/apt/synaptic will refuse to upgrade ubuntu-minimal on the first try, because it'd remove an essential package (sysvinit) [02:14] but on the second try, sysvinit got upgraded to non-essential, so then it updates ubuntu-minimal, removes sysvinit and installs upstart [02:14] the update tool special-cases this [02:14] Keybuk: the important bit of boot-message-logging was capturing console output [02:15] and everyone who does it by hand is pretty used to looping several times anyway [02:15] Keybuk: I teached the upgrader about it already === PWill [n=paul@cpe-24-208-191-36.columbus.res.rr.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:15] Keybuk: will tomorrow's upstart handle that part? [02:15] mdz: indeed, it will. console output will be sent to /var/log/boot === Squido [n=Squidder@office4.tmcs.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Cheers!"] === jjesse [i=user@69-87-139-148.async.iserv.net] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] [02:15] Keybuk: oh, err, we never did do yaboot, unless Ben did it [02:16] IIRC he took the token from me with my wholehearted blessing [02:16] for libata-for-ata-disks [02:16] Keybuk: ok then, I'd be happy with that. iirc I raised some questions about the feeping creaturism in that spec at the summit ;-) [02:16] mdz: ok, that'll go in today [02:17] Keybuk: regarding ongoing development of upstart, it depends on what you plan to do. intrusive stuff shouldn't go into edgy at this point [02:17] defining intrusive is tricky ;p [02:18] but simple and safe is ok for the sake of minimizing branchiness and keeping momentum === Burgundavia [n=corey@ubuntu/member/burgundavia] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:18] Keybuk: having a diversion responsible for handling my /bin/sh gives me the creeps [02:18] of course, the only things using upstart in edgy are the upstart package itself [02:18] mdz: I know ... but that diversion code works, and works for a whole number of different shells [02:19] Keybuk: the impact of bugs can be...er...severe :-) [02:19] Hit ^C at the wrong moment and *crunch* [02:19] IMO it's a serious bug for one of the essential bits of an essential package to be diverted. [02:19] Keybuk: let's play it by ear; let's talk about the specific changes you want ot land as they come along [02:20] we never actually made dash essential [02:20] Unless you take huge especial care of carefulness. [02:20] Keybuk: bash is essential and /bin/sh is its essential bit [02:20] bash is essential and /bin/sh is its most essential bit. [02:20] mdz: *nods* my gut feeling is that I should branch it at the stable point for FF, and then be conversative on the edgy branch [02:20] wow, snap [02:20] Kamion,iwj: ... [02:20] right [02:20] that's the reason we didn't make dash essential there was no need [02:21] ok, on that note [02:21] any other business? [02:21] I'd like to go to sleep. :-P [02:21] I would delete Keybuk's /bin/sh but I need some sleep first :-). [02:21] oh, one quick note: we now have a 'Not Started' state in the spec tracker. use it. [02:22] no spec should be in 'Unknown' state anymore unless we're truly unsure about where it stands, which will be an unusual case [02:22] will specs start out at that rather than Unknown in the future? [02:22] unclear; I think Unknown might make sense as an initial state because sometimes specs postdate the start of work [02:22] mdz: one of the five Edgy specs in Unknown is yours :-) [02:23] Kamion: I'll be fixing that shortly [02:23] d'oh [02:23] ok, good night folks [02:23] oh, which reminds me, we never turned on universe and multiverse by default for edgy [02:23] -> #ubuntu-devel, I won't hold up people's sleep for this [02:23] good night folks [02:23] agreed [02:23] Goodnight ... 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