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[12:34] @now utc [12:34] Current time in Etc/UTC: September 13 2006, 10:34:51 - Next meeting: Edubuntu in 9 hours 25 minutes [12:34] GMT is old! [12:37] i know it is - somebody referred to a gmt time === zul [n=chuck@CPE0006258ec6c1-CM000a73655d0e.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] === jsgotangco [n=jsg123@ubuntu/member/jsgotangco] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Hobbsee [n=Hobbsee@ubuntu/member/hobbsee] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === jono [n=jono@88-107-5-110.dynamic.dsl.as9105.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [02:30] hi all [02:34] hi jono [02:34] hey highvoltage [02:34] does this chan grab its event details from the fridge calendar? [02:35] depends on your definition of grab [02:35] the bot does [02:35] @schedule [02:35] Schedule for Etc/UTC: 13 Sep 20:00: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 07:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 19 Sep 12:00: Community Council | 20 Sep 12:00: Edubuntu | 21 Sep 15:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 20:00: Technical Board [02:35] ^^^ that comes from the fridge [02:35] right [02:35] so to add an event, I add it to the fridge [02:35] ooh, ok, seems that the topic is also set by ubotu [02:35] yes, that's the way to go [02:36] ok cool [02:36] if only the fridge guys were alive right now :P [02:36] :) [02:36] they are frozen like dr evil [02:36] just mail fridge-devel [02:44] jono: just email fridge-devel - they add it pretty quickly [02:44] well, I am a fridge editor, I just want someone else to confirm its OK to include :) [02:51] hehe [02:51] yeah === sladen [i=paul@starsky.19inch.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === licio [n=licio@ubuntu/member/licio] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 13 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 07:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 18 Sep 15:00 UTC: LoCo | 19 Sep 12:00 UTC: Community Council | 20 Sep 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 21 Sep 15:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team === cassidy [n=gdesmott@di-net.ulb.ac.be] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === j_ack [n=rudi@p508D8EAF.dip0.t-ipconnect.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === mvo_ [n=egon@p54A6572B.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === thekorn [n=markus@a81-14-182-17.net-htp.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === highvoltage [n=jonathan@196.1.57.78] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === lfittl [n=lfittl@193.170.41.114] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === CyberKing [n=Russell@203.190.1.177] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === highvolt1ge [n=jonathan@196.1.57.78] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === dholbach [n=daniel@i577B1EF9.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === lbm [n=lbm@82.192.173.92] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [04:32] LoCo team meeting at 15:00? [04:32] it should be 14:00 [04:32] yeah [04:32] ping jono [04:32] jono, ! [04:33] CyberKing, pong [04:33] yeah its 2pm UTC [04:33] I updated the time, just needs refreshing [04:33] jono: oh ok :) [04:34] @topic [04:35] hmm, fridge still says 15:00 [04:35] (@topic forces a refresh) [04:35] odd [04:36] @reload Webcal === Klaidas [n=klaidas@unaffiliated/klaidas] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [04:37] jono, the website says the correct time, the iCal feed not [04:37] Seveas, ahhh [04:37] DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20060918T150000Z [04:37] DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20060918T160000Z [04:39] can't we edit the topic manually? [04:39] we can [04:39] but ubugtu will hate you and restore it [04:39] ;) [04:40] oh === ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Seveas] : moo === ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 13 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 14 Sep 07:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 18 Sep 15:00 UTC: LoCo | 19 Sep 12:00 UTC: Community Council | 20 Sep 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 21 Sep 15:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team [04:40] lol [04:40] see =) [04:40] u programmed Ubugtu? [04:40] yes [04:40] cool [04:46] he programs thing to hate people [04:46] oh really? [04:47] jono, the ical feed is still bad, now says noon UTC [04:47] DTSTART;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20060919T120000Z [04:47] DTEND;VALUE=DATE-TIME:20060919T140000Z [04:47] on the 19th [04:48] Seveas, it must be broken [04:48] I think so [04:48] any idea who maintains it ? [04:48] ah, wait, I looked at the wrong event [04:48] it's still wrong, though [04:49] :( [04:49] I though the fridge software maintained the feed? 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[10:01] bee [10:01] cbx33 ? [10:01] pips1_, what ? [10:01] I was trying to scare ogra ;) [10:01] boo? [10:02] :) [10:02] i'm to happy to get scared by anything :) [10:02] :) [10:02] ogra, nice ^_^ [10:02] oversized CD images ? [10:03] nope [10:03] last I heard was 698MB? :) [10:03] all fine [10:03] lots of bugs [10:03] but the install works [10:03] oh dear [10:03] excellent [10:03] I'm just installing now [10:03] usplash looks funny .. -35 didnt make it on the CD it seems [10:03] :( [10:04] ogra: will we need to do some trimming before final for size? [10:04] what about the other artwork? [10:04] it has the wrong res but the progress bar sits at the right place [10:04] I'm looking forward to see what it looks like [10:04] LaserJock, !!!! [10:05] what [10:05] hi dude ! [10:05] what did I do? [10:05] oh [10:05] well, the background is moved 1/3 down and 1/3 to the right [10:05] just saying an enthsiastic Hi! [10:05] oh [10:05] is RichEd here ? [10:05] ok, I think I was more scared then ogra [10:05] yep [10:05] and rodarvus ? [10:06] yeah, that was my worst day today === RichEd has droopy eyes, but mostly open ... sort of [10:06] ogra, did you get everything done [10:06] i have to get up in 5h for travelling and didnt even remotely belive i could get knot3 done === cbx33 pinches RichEd [10:06] ok [10:06] TECH UPDATE !!! [10:06] must be a biggie === highvoltage gives ogra pat on back [10:06] we have something that looks like knot 3 :) [10:06] its in capitols === sbalneav [n=sbalneav@adsl-68-250-145-129.dsl.sfldmi.ameritech.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:07] Hello hello [10:07] there are plenty of bugs in it but with patiency it installs [10:07] i'll set up a known issues page and add it to the channel topic (as usual) [10:07] some things dont work at all, some are easily solveable ... [10:07] cool [10:08] nothing that makes me anxious for release [10:08] ;) [10:08] for some of the ltsp bugs i'll have the best ppl around me the next days :) [10:08] you done good ogra my man [10:08] sbalneav, i'd like to look into the lp_server and the mknbi issues ... and like to test the floppy stuff with you the next days === phanatic [n=phanatic@ubuntu/member/phanatic] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === rodarvus [n=rodarvus@ubuntu/member/rodarvus] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:09] hesy rodarvus [10:09] *hey too [10:09] ogra: lets hope they "release" your laptop from the baggage hold for the hack-fest [10:09] as long as i get it back its all fine ... i'll do a complete /home backup tonight before i go to bed [10:09] ogra: I'm here sitting in LTSP headquarters right now :) [10:09] RichEd, don't even joke [10:09] sbalneav, me too in 24h ;) [10:10] I should apply for Edubuntu status one of these days :) [10:10] sbalneav, you do understand we have to talk about iscsi, right? :) [10:10] sbalneav, you already applied for edubuntu-member if i saw that right [10:10] I've volunteered with HedgeMage to help bring the LTSP section of the Handbook up to date. === highvoltage saw that too [10:10] sbalneav, nice ;) [10:11] he just didn't add his name to EdubuntuMeetingAgnda yet [10:11] tsk tsk [10:11] so its just a matter of making a wikipage and adding your contributions ... then the next EC meeting can approve you [10:11] hi there [10:11] Did I? I can't remember. [10:11] hi rodarvus [10:11] pygi: We'll have a chance over the next few days. Ogra will be here with me, we can be in irc and chat. [10:11] sbalneav, and be sure, you have my vote already ;) [10:11] If I could vote I would [10:11] ogra: did you fix scp deps so edubuntu-desktop doesn't install ltsp-server? :-) === cbx33 will done his cheerleading outfit === highvoltage 's too [10:12] sbalneav, i have to cncentrate on edgy ... lets rather see that pygi comes to mountain view ;) === LaserJock 's too === RichEd lost my connection at the end of the last meeting so I still need to confirm all of what I need to do as well re edubuntu-member. [10:12] Ah, good plan. [10:12] I will chat to highvoltage tomorrow. [10:12] RichEd, a wikipage that lists your contributions [10:12] thast about all [10:12] okay [10:12] what about the 3 liner? [10:13] ;) [10:13] ok, thats all from my tech side, i feel pretty exhausted but happy ... i didnt belive in knot 3 anymore as i said ... [10:13] \o/ for Knot 3 [10:14] ;) [10:14] if someone else likes to lead the rest of the meeting i could do the wikipage for known issues ... in fact i'll just add it to the testing page [10:14] ogra, well done dude [10:14] \/ [10:14] Hey, am I still supposed to get the test pattern on bootup? I keep seeing updates to usplash-artwork, but nothing ever changes? [10:14] as usual, a round of applause for Oliver and his untiring dedication. [10:14] eek, where's my head === ogra still hasnt had time to pack his bags [10:14] highvoltage: you were so excited you lost it === RichEd sees that highvoltage has his legs up in the air ;) [10:15] sbalneav, edubuntu-artwork -35 should fix that [10:15] \o/ [10:15] /\ [10:15] hehe [10:15] hiehie [10:15] nice man, man hehe === RichEd will take over from oliver so he can pack and wiki ... in that order [10:16] Whos taking the lead then? [10:16] heheh [10:16] :D\-< [10:16] :D|-< [10:16] :D/-< [10:16] just loading the agenda === sbalneav dances too === highvoltage does the robot [10:17] heheh [10:17] I'm sensing excitement in the air === LaserJock runs [10:17] oh, for those of you who don;t know ;) - SCP is now in main [10:17] https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuMeetingAgenda#preview [10:17] documentation next? [10:17] cbx33: good job! [10:17] thanks ... wiki is slow for me tonight [10:18] cbx33: and is making me not update edubuntu-desktop ;/ [10:18] LaserJock: and dynamic menu's is in universe now, right? [10:18] -- documentation --- [10:18] sorry LaserJock [10:18] highvoltage: it's in NEW and Keybuck said he is working on NEW today [10:18] who's got some doc news ? [10:18] I'll be writing some docs for SCP and pessulus [10:19] LaserJock: great [10:19] for the handbook [10:19] cbx33: wow, congrats [10:19] ty [10:19] cbx33: I think you should help pips1_ get it on the website soon, so that we can point users there when the software is released [10:19] LaserJock, in theory, tomorrow is the ubuntu-archive day for keybuk [10:19] highvoltage, yeh that's cool [10:19] my account shuiod still be active [10:20] yep [10:20] rodarvus: he said he was doing it, *shrug* [10:20] LaserJock, yeah, thats cool :) [10:21] its just that Keybuk and Kamion decided to have a specific day they would give *more* attention to ubuntu-archive issues (thursday and friday, I think) [10:21] but they are free to do it on any other time, obviously :) [10:22] I had a documenation issue raised this past week ... In a discussion with an admin of an icafe using Edubuntu for his client workstations using LTSP. Would it make sense to produce a Handbook for that specific enviroment as well as a school one, or is the doc general enough for both ? [10:23] RichEd, we can adapt that use case for handbook perhaps, as one topic [10:23] highvoltage: comments ? you know both environments well ? [10:23] RichEd, personally I think the general should be sufficient [10:23] pygi, good idea [10:23] Put it this way, I was going to volunteer him to make the suggested changed for us :) [10:23] you could have a short section on some case studies [10:23] RichEd: honestly, I don't know. there would be a lot of overlap [10:24] *changes [10:24] Perhaps an appendix for specific use cases ? Just thinking aloud. [10:24] on the other side, running an internet cafe is very much different than running a lba t a school, so defferent cookbooks from that perspective sounds feasible [10:24] highvoltage, do you still have access to the website? [10:24] cbx33: yep [10:24] can you change my password [10:24] ;) [10:24] pm me? [10:25] cbx33: ok [10:25] Not an urgent issue, but it will come up later when we dig more into the Education Solution Space ... I'll file it away until then. [10:25] who is doing documentation from the present ppl? [10:25] RichEd: in Ubuntu/Edubuntu, those descisions are usually made by the people who are actually going to do the documentation [10:25] RichEd, is this a good place to come up with what I was talking to you about the other day.... [10:25] project tracking [10:26] Okay cbx33 : jump in ... [10:26] I was wondering guys [10:26] RichEd: so I think your options are (1) decide how it needs to be done and lead it, or (2) put it out there and let a group form that wil do the work, and decide how they want to do it [10:26] generally we seem to be pretty good in knowing what's happening where [10:26] highvoltage: I'll bring it up as an example later, and then move it to the next Handbook Meeting. [10:26] yeah, would be cool i jono was here [10:27] *if [10:27] but what are peoples opinions on introducing some kind of web based project management system, that is a little more finer grained than LP [10:27] (you'll see where it fits in when we get to solution views) [10:27] to allow creating of projects and tasks inside those projets, and assigning those takss to people [10:27] ok [10:27] I've been suing it at work for organising myself and my technician [10:28] cbx33: project management tools aren't very popular with volunteers, generally... [10:28] and it seems to have doubled my productivity [10:28] it was merely a suggestion [10:28] ;) [10:29] heh, if it worked I'd volunteer to use it ;-) [10:29] cbx33: perhaps it makes sense to try it out on a project you are involved in, where other involved people are agreed. If they see benefit, it will be accepted. If not htye will spit it out ? [10:29] *they [10:29] RichEd, sure [10:29] LaserJock, gisomount v2? [10:29] ;) [10:30] cbx33: Perhaps you and will and I can use it on the education advocacy exercise ? [10:30] RichEd, a great suggestion [10:30] cbx33, such a tool could work, but don't expect volunteers to maintain it up to date [10:30] I'll set it up soon [10:30] rodarvus, ok [10:30] in other words, someone would need to babysit this tool a lot [10:30] I don't really get what "it" is [10:30] cbx33, I don't think it's a bad idea... were you thinking about some sort of issue tracker only, or also calendaring...? [10:30] LaserJock, google for dotproject [10:30] Agreed then ... make it available, not compulsory. See if it gains acceptance ? [10:31] cbx33, unless you have any other idea, I suggest you to take a look at trac and dotproject [10:31] rodarvus, i suggested dotproject [10:31] dotproject might be too heavyweight, though [10:31] it rawks [10:31] you think? [10:31] for volunteer work, yes [10:31] Even if the tool gets too heavy, some of the principles may stick and be adopted into wiki processes. [10:31] but you can disable modules [10:32] RichEd, right, indeed [10:32] So it may be a useful exercise to evaluate on a small and voluntary scale. [10:32] but again, I think this is an excellent initiative [10:32] I'll setup a dotproject [10:32] cbx33, go for it, I believe it can be great for edubuntu [10:32] ;) [10:32] yeah, for an LP project I've been working on we've needed something like this [10:33] As a final coment, we may soon see more than just #edubuntu as a support channel for education, some differentiation may haqppen soon. [10:33] RichEd, ? [10:33] care to elaborate? [10:33] And as we split into channels, we may need more tracking to keep informed and stay on top of things. [10:33] #edubuntu-devel and #edubuntu ? [10:33] RichEd, yes true [10:34] I'll bring it up in solution spaces later, but along the lines of #ubuntu-education ... and not just #edubuntu (product) [10:34] yeah [10:34] RichEd, sounds sensible [10:35] I hate it when people come on #edubuntu looking for educational support, etc. [10:35] we'd keep devel in #edubuntu? [10:35] because I don't have really anything to offer [10:35] More user spaces, *not* trying to split the dev community here :) [10:35] LaserJock: you do? [10:35] ah, i see [10:35] yeah, sorry, I don't hate *them*, I hate that I can't help them [10:35] right [10:35] LaserJock, that's not true [10:35] you're a great help [10:36] Are we done in documentation, because then we can move into artwork, and then tackle the solution space stuff. [10:36] RichEd, shoot [10:36] LaserJock: what happened with k12ltsp, is that teachers started giving each other edu-support on the lists, that works quite cool [10:36] highvoltage: spot on ! [10:36] highvoltage: that's where #edubuntu-education would be cool [10:36] LaserJock: it's about a home for where each person is comfortable ... some users are as afraid of you as you are of them :) [10:37] Gotta go, I'll be on later tonight. [10:37] --- art work --- [10:37] see you tomorrow ogra [10:37] RichEd, I wonder if soon we should tackle a non-IRC based support solution too [10:37] all in the solutiopn space topic cbx33 :) [10:37] nice [10:37] cbx33: non-IRC and non-Mailing list, you mean? [10:38] we'll wait till alter pips1_ [10:38] yep [10:38] pips1_: heh, I see where you're going :) [10:38] hehe [10:38] --- art work --- going twice ? === Adri2000 [n=Adri2000@unaffiliated/adri2000] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:38] well [10:38] hey, not so quick! [10:38] the new artowrk I think is in knot3 [10:39] the new usplash definitely is [10:39] though there is a bug fix for it which didn't get in [10:40] cbx33: is there an online preview for the impatient? :) [10:40] AliasVegas, would really like some feedback [10:41] I'm too busy with other things to install knot3 right now... :/ === RichEd will be back in 2 mins ... [10:41] cbx33: ? [10:41] cbx33, it works ... there is a bug in usplash that sets it to 640x480 (fro which we ship no theme) [10:43] I will put it all up online as soon as I get a chance [10:43] cbx33, didn't you applied for ubuntu-devel yet? [10:43] I kind of expected to see you on yesterdays meeting [10:44] rodarvus, I will do next time [10:44] yeah, he missed [10:44] I didn 't have time to prepare [10:44] edubuntu-artwork 0.1.0-35 hit my edgy-changes mailbox :-) [10:44] right, don't miss it next time ;) [10:44] sorry rodarvus [10:44] we can always use more hands, development wise! [10:44] whohoo! [10:45] cbx33, no need to be sorry too ;) [10:45] rodarvus, I'm there trust me....as long as I have some fans [10:45] otherwise I'll fall flat on my development face ;) [10:45] cbx33, make sure you read DeveloperResources on wiki thoroughly [10:45] I will [10:46] hopefully I'll make it too [10:46] LaserJock, for core-dev? [10:46] ahn [10:46] I thought you wanted to apply for core-dev [10:46] no, to support cbx33 [10:46] oh, I'll get there [10:46] not ready yet [10:47] hopefully both of you will get to core-dev in a few months :) [10:47] rodarvus, you think? [10:47] wow cool [10:47] rodarvus, we'll get him there ;) i did a sponsored main upload today :) [10:47] its a lot more responsability involved, but really important for us to have more developers involved in core dev === LaserJock needs to find more Main stuff to do [10:47] cbx33, yeah, why not [10:48] LaserJock, maybe we should try to get gisomount in main [10:48] we're getting off topic [10:48] ;) [10:48] we haven't much edubuntu specific packaging for main currently (and it is basically handled by ogra) [10:48] but that will increase (a whole lot) in the next few months [10:48] because? [10:48] OLPC [10:48] and on which CD should that fit ? [10:48] ahhh [10:48] ah, ok, i suppose that small [10:48] :) [10:48] ogra: not for edubuntu cd ;) [10:49] don't worry! [10:49] ogra, didn;t you hear, we're revising the CD standard size [10:49] will we get an edubuntu-olpc CD ? [10:49] just for edubuntu [10:49] more like a disk image for OLPC and others interested [10:49] with preinstalled stuff [10:50] I thought Mark was springing for getting every school in the world a DVD rom === LaserJock starts the rumor ;-) [10:50] this overlaps some with what RichEd was mentioning on thinking about educational content, not specific to edubuntu [10:51] LaserJock: We can give them DVDs but can they read them ? [10:51] RichEd, I think he meant drive [10:51] mhm [10:51] hence the ;-) [10:52] We still have probably a 80:20 CD:DVD capability in workstations across the target sector. [10:52] I preferred the track that started in the last few weeks about a base CD and add-on packs. [10:52] me too [10:52] THE target sector? are you talking about schools worldwide? [10:52] me too [10:52] although with ubuntu you just need a dvd drive in one pc in an organisation :) [10:53] RichEd, but as we also said [10:53] what is the point of an addon pack [10:53] even with full machines you could just do a network install :) [10:53] just make a few meta pacakges [10:53] Schools, end-users, refurb charity cases. [10:53] chemistry-meta pack [10:53] cbx33: well, having an .iso for the meta packs is a good idea [10:53] i suppose [10:53] cbx33: not prescribing a solution, just a concept. how we solve it is not significant. [10:53] cbx33: have you seen my LP page recently, tw :-) [10:53] s/tw/btw/ [10:54] just checking === RichEd will now throw a rat amongst the pigeons with a comment thrown around in #canonical yesterday [10:54] Could we see edubuntu as an add-on pack to a base ubuntu CD ? [10:55] HAHAH LaserJock ROFLPMP [10:55] I think ogra is afk, and he can say it better [10:55] RichEd: depends on the target I think [10:55] Just for debate at some point ... not to stir the pot too much, but it could make a lot of things simpler in the long term. [10:55] RichEd, first problem would be losing our brand recognition we have right now [10:56] we would lose automatic installation [10:56] Especially the support of base functionality being directed towards ubuntu where it belongs. [10:56] but OTOH, we could easily make a GUI installer for Edubuntu, which can be run after the machine has been installed === RichEd nods and agrees but comments; [10:56] *and* as an addon cd, during installation [10:56] It is just a long term thought. [10:56] sure [10:57] a valuable thought, actually [10:57] It could still come out as a Ubuntu Base CD with Edubuntu Base on the same CD ... [10:57] would make an immense amount of space available for us [10:57] With the pocess: installing ubuntu ..... done [10:57] Installing Edubuntu Add-On layer ... [10:57] All in one seamless process. [10:57] I like the idea [10:58] we could then make it possible for people to install Edubuntu standard, Edubuntu Light, "KEdubuntu", etc... all above Ubuntu [10:58] It would make it easier for understanding ... not only support, but what is edubuntu ? [10:58] yeah, it's hard because Edubuntu really has many target audiences, IMO with different needs [10:58] What is the difference between Ubuntu / Edubuntu and Kubuntu ? [10:59] what gets installed by default mostly [10:59] installer is (a little) different for all of them [10:59] rodarvus, indeed [10:59] although Edubuntu has more differences, to me, thank Kubuntu [10:59] Yep. We'll get onto that in the solution space topic soon, but tryng to be all things to all people on one CD will hit the wall soon. [10:59] UI (and configuration tools) is different [10:59] I'm going to have to go soon guys [10:59] but the basic framework is the same for all [10:59] :( [11:00] okay ... that's planted the seeds ... no need to debate it all now. [11:00] RichEd, it hit the wall on Edgy already, to be sincere [11:00] we are dropping a lot of stuff which is present on Ubuntu already [11:00] rodarvus: please expand [11:00] ah [11:00] pips1_, we have just dropped mono, beagle, tomboy and f-spot from edubuntu [11:00] the headers are going [11:00] because we needed to make space for other stuff [11:01] ogra, said gcc is gone - but it will be back [11:01] * Can I do the solution space stuff now so that cbx33 can get the general idea before he ducks off ? * [11:01] also probably the headers, gcc, make, basic tools for building kernel modules, etc [11:01] thanks RichEd [11:01] ic [11:01] --- management and community --- [11:01] we will likely need to drop (more) translations too in the future [11:02] Some background to some really productive thinking and debate over the past week, both within #edubuntu community, as well as with Jono, and Matt Nazum. [11:02] As you all are probably tired of hearing now (but I need to repeat it): [11:02] I'm the 1st line contact for all Education enquries coming into Canonical. [11:02] So that encompasses Ubuntu and all its variants, and enquires from users, partners, OEMs, and quite a wide range of people, with a wide requirements scope within the Education Sector. [11:03] Inside #edubuntu we've been talking about providing an end-user front end into the web sites, or a portal for education users .... [11:03] ... and brought Jono and Matt Nazm into the debate to find out how and where to host this. [11:03] Which is where Matt came in with the idea of Solution Spaces. [11:04] He will be creating a new structure off the Ubuntu Web Site: [11:04] www.ubuntu.com/solutions/education [11:04] www.ubuntu.com/solutions/business [11:04] etc. [11:05] With the idea being to provide a consolidated place for all information around the needs of a target sector. [11:05] Now this works every well for us, because Eduaction and Ubuntu is not just Edubuntu. [11:05] Let me grab an example: [11:05] In a large scale education deployment the users and administrators will not rely entirely on Edubuntu for all areas of the solution. [11:05] * [11:05] The Classroom Desktop will usually be an Edubuntu install [11:05] * [11:05] The Classroom Server will usually be an Edubuntu install, LTSP or otherwise [11:06] But Back End Support Services for the classroom will probably use an Ubuntu install: [11:06] * [11:06] Mail Servers [11:06] * [11:06] Web Servers [11:06] * [11:06] Proxy / Cache / Content Filtering [11:06] * [11:06] Firewalling [11:06] --- [11:06] So the entire solution is not really just an #edubuntu channel affair. [11:07] #edubuntu is primarily around a product. [11:07] and so is www.edubuntu.org and wiki.edubuntu.org [11:07] but the product is not the solution. [11:07] Am I making sense so far ... comments ? === RichEd pauses [11:07] it makes sense to me [11:08] yes, although I'm not sure how the non-Edubuntu stuff would work [11:08] is that primarily a Canonical thing? [11:09] the only comment I can offer so far is that we should think carefully about what we offer and how we call it (e.g. I don't like the term "solutions") [11:09] It's a reality that is emerging from Matt really ... he is looking at al of the web site areas, and seeing some confusion. [11:09] mhm [11:10] I must admit that it has been a bit confusing for me, and I work here ! [11:10] We have a great core of people in #edubuntu, and we will not touch the dev team or channel or any of the existing processes. [11:10] So there is nothing to fear for our community here ... promise [11:10] is there anything that *would* need to be changed in Edubuntu? [11:11] Nope. Nothing I can see at all LaserJock. [11:11] hmm [11:11] I agree about the websites [11:11] and the confusing nature [11:11] Let me go back to the channel comment I made earlier, if we had a channel #ubuntu-education, it could move some of the enquires here to a more apropriate area. [11:12] I see a lot of "There is Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, Xubuntu. I have no idea which one to install" [11:12] I think Edubuntu *does* need some changes as a product. E.g. I really like the idea with the modularity (add-on concept) [11:12] LaserJock: Good place for me to dig in ... let me expand on that. === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:12] RichEd, is this the time to bring up my support thingy [11:13] cbx33: give me few more seconds : [11:13] ok [11:13] We are talking *mainly* about guidance pages, that are information and pointers. [11:14] i.e. we will not reinvent anything, just provide a clear "how all the components fit together" front end [11:14] and when the person reads Edubuntu ... the link will go straight to the existing web pages [11:15] The docs, the wiki, the help site will all remain as is. and you guys will continue with the great job in your own style that you are used to. [11:16] We will just have some user oriented fulff pages: If you are a school lab admin you may want to read this _ _ _ and this _ _ _ and install that. [11:16] What will change is the need for us to create an end user community, discussing their daily education problems with each other. [11:17] RichEd, totally ! [11:17] Not technical issues, more teacher issues. [11:17] Hey I found great content on Physics here ! [11:17] This LAMS stuff really works well for UK Biology syllabus Grades 4-5 [11:18] That sort of stuff. Recommending school admin tools etc. [11:18] yeah [11:18] I won't go into a whole lot of detail now, but will point you to here instead: [11:18] https://wiki.edubuntu.org/education [11:19] well, the best analogy I've got (in my limited experience) is computer sellers like HP and Dell [11:19] when you go to there sites the split it up into Home, Business, and Education [11:19] That's the outline of the process we are starting .. and at the moment it is Me, pips1_ , and cbx33 who are thrashing it out. [11:19] you go to which area you belong to and the have customs content for you're area [11:20] * IMPORTANT NOTE* this will be done by consensus and I am not here as a prescriptive baddie ! [11:20] aww shucks [11:20] hehe [11:20] I'll tell you what I think the Education Sector needs, and we can debate the solution. [11:20] I am not here to rock anyone's boat ... === pips1_ cringes at the word solution again [11:21] and help me with some darn menus ;-) [11:21] LaserJock, hehe [11:21] pips1_: I've noted your comment, and we can talk about that word. [11:21] RichEd: don't worry about not rocking the boat too much, sometimes that's exactly what is needed [11:21] oki :) [11:22] RichEd: we are all agreeable people, I think, and we are out to do the best for our users as we can [11:22] Let me leave you with one last quote from that page I posted up .. the mission / mandate: [11:22] LaserJock yeah, let's rock that boat! :-) === Fujitsu [n=Fujitsu@ubuntu/member/fujitsu] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:22] Education Programme Mission [11:22] The Education Programme supports Canonical's mission to realise the potential of free software in the lives of individuals and organisations by providing a specific focus on Education markets. [11:22] In particular, the Education Programme strives to: [11:22] * [11:22] Position Ubuntu and its variants as the dominant Linux distribution in the Education Sector [11:22] * [11:22] Stimulate the growth of open source software, communities and skills in the Education Sector * [11:22] Support Canonical and Ubuntu in order to ensure the Education Programme is Sustainable [11:23] --- [11:23] \o/ [11:23] | [11:23] /\ [11:23] I don't think we can do all of that unless we create a friendly home for a vibrant end user community ... where they trust us ... and offer comments. [11:23] RichEd, you rock ;) [11:23] I love the second mandate and I totally see the point of the first and third [11:24] think AliasVegas will let me do some artwork for Edgy+1? ;-) [11:24] I'm sure she'd love to have a hand [11:24] we were ver very pushed this time [11:24] I can do pom poms too [11:24] So that is my goal. If we can be the developer community that makes Education people understand FOSS and not be afraid ... we will be doing the world a service. [11:25] +1 [11:25] ++ [11:25] I'd like to have a landing page with the words "Don't Panic" in big friendly letters [11:25] :-) [11:25] Not in reality, but in spirit :) [11:25] --- [11:26] That's me done. I'll update that page 2 or 3 times before Friday, and then 2 /3 times a week. [11:26] I want a landing page that says "Education rocks!" [11:26] :) [11:27] As a matter of interest, we have identified over 50 categories of people who's lives touch on Ubuntu Education. === RichEd sits down ... and wait for comments or questions. [11:27] "Edubuntu the Educational FLOSS - It gets the junk out" [11:27] nice [11:28] You have been thinking about that one, ey? [11:28] hm? [11:28] :-D [11:28] cbx33: you had something to introduce earlier ? [11:29] I was going to ask about the live help thingy [11:29] expand on that ? [11:29] as a support item that is non IRC non ML [11:29] and fairly instantaneous [11:30] LaserJock we do a tv style FLOSS ad, with sabdfl flossing his teeth and your slogan at the end... :-) [11:30] haha [11:31] www.craftysyntax.com [11:31] take a look at that and see what your opinions are [11:31] cbx33: yes ... go on ... sounds exciting .. does it involve cloning and time travel on your behalf ? [11:31] I would be very excited to hear peoples input here === panickedtest [n=travis@cdm-75-109-115-91.asbnva.dhcp.suddenlink.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:32] I realise that it would in some ways increase commitment for people involved [11:32] cbx33: I'll take a proper look tomorrow ... but let me give you some insight on the "support resource issue" ... [11:32] cbx33: excellent, where would we get the people? [11:33] but I think that if we are goign to grow in ways as mentioned we need to have more support options vaibale [11:33] LaserJock, that is the only issue [11:33] but I believe it woudn't hurt to run a trial [11:33] cbx33: seems to me that would be a Canonical or Canonical-like thing [11:33] a real life anectdote from the life of JaneW ... some of you know who she is ;) [11:33] not necessarily [11:34] infact people closer to the community would be better.... [11:34] just being able to say to people who are NonIRC NONML....this is a question for the ML [11:34] we could be losing potential users because of their lack of understandin of IRC/ML [11:34] cbx33: but you will have issues with getting people and having quality people [11:34] LaserJock, I know that [11:34] ther ewould have to be a manager who knows the people involed [11:35] much like we have for core-dev/devel [11:35] but that is something that Ubuntu in general has wanted to do [11:35] if you get my meaning [11:35] really? [11:35] sure [11:35] excellent [11:35] Can I drop in my example ? [11:35] sure [11:35] sorry RichEd [11:35] When she was pregnant and spawning and raising two youg kids, she belonged to a Parenting Forum ... web based, big friendly pink letters. [11:35] got carried away [11:36] There was a huge amount of traffic, of mothers helping mothers with all sorts of issues. [11:36] uh huh [11:36] Occasionally a qualified person would duck thier head in to set the record straight, but 90 % of the traffic was community === phanatic [n=phanatic@ubuntu/member/phanatic] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:36] I believe if we create the right home,w e can get the same sort of action. [11:37] We can use sticky posts at the top of significant forum threads. [11:37] I do too, I guess the question is how to do it and what medium to use [11:37] LaserJock, exactly [11:38] But let the people help each other. K12LTSP has around 50 emails a day on their list. [11:38] We have 50 a month. [11:38] Their front end user web site has big ugly simple fonts. [11:38] the solutions website idea + a forum would probably be really cool [11:38] hmmm [11:38] This is just a personal thing.... [11:38] We have neat structure, with perhaps too much logic for the end user. [11:38] but I steer clear of forums and ML's if possible [11:39] because the response is too slow [11:39] or it is seen to be too slow [11:39] but I can see what you are saying [11:39] pips1_ is comfortable woth drupal [11:39] hmm, I go the opposite :-) [11:39] I find real-time support too rushed [11:39] pips1_ is comfortable with drupal I mean, so we will play with this for a bit [11:39] heheh [11:39] cbx33 we know you are on speed, dude ;-) [11:39] hehehe [11:40] I guess it's the nature of my job [11:40] I have 30-40 support requests a day [11:40] How is not important this week. I wanted to introduce what & why. [11:40] sorry RichEd === cbx33 ducks out [11:40] We can do some how against a test framework soon. [11:40] hmm, I guess the basic idea here [11:40] didn't meant to disreupt the meeting [11:41] is that we would like to go beyond just "product production" [11:41] nn guys [11:41] into "open-source solution center" or somethinge like that [11:41] sorry :( [11:41] cya cbx33 [11:41] no problem cbx33 [11:41] cu cbx33 [11:42] I'm ready to wrap ... 14 minute to pumpkin time my side ... === cbx33 is past pumpkin time [11:42] Anyone with any pressing issues left over ? [11:42] oh [11:42] You can mail me with complaints and suggestions :) [11:42] I did have....hang on what was it [11:42] im off now 2 c ya all [11:42] nope gone [11:42] cya sharkybaby, make sure to keep track of Pete [11:43] yep will do [11:43] he's too wild for us [11:43] ;-) [11:43] OI [11:43] he's doing work exp with me [11:43] :) [11:43] at the school [11:43] he's doing a damn good job [11:43] oooh [11:43] yes I have one more thing [11:43] in the kind of community thing [11:43] I have been approached by the ICT technical panel in the city I work in [11:44] to stand for Chairman [11:44] so I thought I'd do it.... [11:44] ;) [11:44] it could give me an opportunity to dispell common OSS myths to a larger audience [11:44] :) [11:45] also....I ran my first teaching session today [11:45] teaching kids about ubuntu/edubuntu [11:45] and open source [11:45] went really really well [11:45] myths? surely there aren't any myths about Linux? [11:45] now everyone seems to have gone to sleep [11:45] yeh was pritty gd id say just they all chat 2 much lol [11:45] I'll draw with a big marker pen on their faces....and leave ;) [11:45] excellent cbx33 : corrupting the youth ... I like it ! [11:46] nn guys [11:46] nn === RichEd lifts the meeting gavel ... going once === RichEd lifts the meeting gavel ... going twice [11:47] thanks guys ... that's a wrap [11:47] nice discussion. [11:48] goodnight to all [11:48] yes [11:48] goodnight ! [11:48] thanks pips1_ :) [11:48] I think you did well today :) === LaserJock [n=mantha@ubuntu/member/laserjock] has left #ubuntu-meeting [] [11:51] Thanks ... I think we sowed some good seeds. [11:51] :) [11:51] A bit different ... but nothing too scary ... [11:52] i don't think anyone here is easily scared [11:52] Now I must show some good progress in 1 week on that page, and we must bring others into the loop with comments. [11:52] agreed ! [11:52] especially the part about getting other into the loop! [11:52] I'll add a section to the page specifically calling for comments, live, on the page itself. Public forum for debaee. [11:53] * debate. [11:53] An open and transparent process. [11:53] way to go [11:53] :) [11:54] And a short way to go to my bed. It's now almost tomorrow. [11:54] Goodnight ... speak to you soon. [11:54] hehe yeah, it's late [11:54] have a good sleep, cu soon === pips1_ [n=philipp@253.159.78.83.cust.bluewin.ch] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Ex-Chat"]