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fabbione@schedule rome08:10
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Rome: 20 Sep 14:00: Edubuntu | 21 Sep 17:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 22:00: Technical Board | 27 Sep 22:00: Edubuntu | 29 Sep 01:00: Ubuntu Development Team08:10
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digitalmousegreetings programs! :)11:16
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digitalmousedon't want to 'underscore' your importance, Hobbsee?  :P11:30
Hobbseedigitalmouse: :P  i've been fighting with edgy, and lost, so went back to dapper until i get home11:30
digitalmouseah11:32
digitalmousei use to like bleeding edge distros, but found out i spent more time tinkering with them then actually getting work done.  rural economics (paying bills, feeding mouth) took precedence, so i'm content with kubuntu 6.06 release+updates.11:34
digitalmousei'll leave the tinkering to you :)11:34
Hobbseeheh11:35
Hobbseeit worked when i left the house!11:35
digitalmousethe sad thing about ubuntu support is that there is mostly no need for it!  i've installed/spread ubuntu on roughly 15-20 machines now (desktop and server roles) and only one lady had trouble.  the rest never called back (except with praise)11:35
digitalmousei have to support windows to pay the bills :p11:36
Hobbseelol11:36
Hobbseeyeah11:36
Hobbsee--> #ubuntu-offtopic11:36
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DBO@now Detroit11:42
UbugtuCurrent time in America/Detroit: September 20 2006, 05:42:47 - Next meeting: Edubuntu in 2 hours 17 minutes11:42
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rodarvus@now Sao_Paulo01:22
UbugtuCurrent time in America/Sao_Paulo: September 20 2006, 08:22:22 - Next meeting: Edubuntu in 37 minutes01:22
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juliux@schedule01:30
UbugtuSchedule for Etc/UTC: 20 Sep 12:00: Edubuntu | 21 Sep 15:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 20:00: Technical Board | 27 Sep 20:00: Edubuntu | 28 Sep 23:00: Ubuntu Development Team01:30
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Edubuntu | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 21 Sep 15:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 27 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 28 Sep 23:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team
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RichEdhello ... back in 2 mins ...02:00
willvdlPresent Sgt. Major!02:00
pips1here02:01
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ograok, a very very quick update that really swallows 90% of what i'd like to say ... 02:04
RichEdhello all ... thanks for joining us02:04
juliuxhi ogra RichEd 02:04
RichEdogra will give us a quick tech update on:02:04
ograi was at the ltsp hackfest as some of you might know (just fell out of the plane 2h ago ...)02:04
RichEd1)  the LTSP hack fest02:04
RichEd2) freeze testing02:04
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ograok02:05
willvdlit's raining ogras!02:05
ograon the hackfest (apart from fixing upstream stuff in ltsp) we tackled the following bugs:02:05
ogralocaldev should work 100% including floppies with my next upload 02:05
ograits very well tested ;)02:06
pips1:-)02:06
rodarvus\o/02:06
willvdlwoop02:06
ograetherboot should already work agically out of the box ...02:06
ogra*magically02:06
ograsince my last upload...02:06
ograso no user has to care anymore about tech stuff here ...02:06
ograjust plug in a client and press the power button02:06
ogra*any* client02:07
ograi'm now getting on the printer stuff ...02:07
ograso there is only one thing we dont provide that ltsp 4.2 does02:07
ograwhich is rdesktop (windows terminal server client) support02:07
ograi have patches here for that as well, but they are to inrusive to go into edgy02:08
ograone thing on the cd installer is missing, i'll have to file a bug for Kamion about that i didnt yet ...02:08
ogra(removing the question for the IP address of the 1st NIC in the installer and make it use dhcp again)02:09
ograthe CD should so far be able to install an out of the box ltsp now that nobody needs to touch manualy ...02:10
ogra(if you have two NICs which will be our default requirement for the defaul (server) install from now on)02:10
ograif you have one or more than two, it will tell you what to do in the installer itself02:11
highvoltagehi!02:11
ograso we dont need to point users to the gettingstarted page anymore ;)02:11
RichEdhey highvoltage 02:11
ograstuff from there should be already set after the first reboot 02:12
pips1so the edubuntu terminal server will detect any dhcp server that is present somewhere in the network?02:12
ogra(indeed its still a good doc, but no requirement anymore)02:12
ograpips1, no02:12
highvoltageogra: wow, that's great! edubuntu ltsp has come so far.02:13
ograthe first NIC will operate automatically in client mode for an existing dhcp server02:13
ograthe second NIC will operate in server mode for ltsp ...02:13
pips1ic02:13
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ograsince the knot3+1day iso we also have the defaults set for ltsp ...02:14
ogralocaldev, network swap, 16bit colors are automatically on02:14
ogranetwork swap by default gets us now  into the position to tighten the minimal requirements for clients to 32M02:15
ogra;)02:15
willvdlcool. how efficient is the network swap?02:15
ograoh i forgot tha sound is on by default as well02:16
ografor now we only add 32M fixed size files 02:16
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TeePOGg'day02:16
ograi doubt i can increase that for edgy (was planning to do so this week until i realized that freeze is tomorrow)02:16
highvoltagefor pure thin clients 32MB is plenty02:17
ogranbd works in a way that we can just create swap devices over and over ....02:17
ograso edgy+1 will have as much swap as you want by creating nbd devices of 32M size ...02:17
ogra(automatically)02:18
ograi actually plan to detect memsize there and dynamically create swap devices02:18
highvoltagesounds like a spec :)02:18
pips1NBD = non block device ?02:18
ograwhich puts the server disk reqs a bit higher ...02:18
ograN==network02:19
pips1ta02:19
ograhighvoltage, well, its a simple 5 line enhancement to the existing code02:19
ograi doubt that needs a spec02:19
ograits just further automation02:20
highvoltagecool02:20
ograprinters wil work the ltsp.org way in edgy ...02:20
ogra*that* will need a spec for edgy+102:20
rodarvuswhat is the ltsp.org way?02:20
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ograyour printer needs to be present/attached before boot and you need to add options in lts.conf02:21
ografor edgy+1 i want to hand it over to uedv ...02:21
ogra*udev02:21
rodarvus*nods*02:21
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ograthat means, if you plug in an usb or parallel printer it will just show up as available in your session02:22
cbx33sorry I'm late02:22
ogra(wont work for serial printers though)02:22
cbx33work commitments02:22
ograi.e. if you use a cash termonal02:22
ogra*terminal02:22
ograbut for that we can still offer lts.conf ... its a special HW setup anyway02:23
ografreeze testing is documented on https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuKnot3LTSPTesting02:24
ograthe steps there should all work with the current isos post knot302:24
ogra(dailies)02:24
cbx33nice ;)02:25
pips1so, in edgy, usb and parallel printers need to be attached before the terminal server starts, righty?02:25
ograi didnt test all changes we made during the hackfest on all hardware i have here ...02:25
ograso thats what i'll do now ... since i onyl have 24h left for it ... i'll not be responsive after the meeting02:26
cbx33ogra: I'd better get my patch for gconf ready too02:26
ograpips1, right, and they need to be added to the lts.conf according to the ltsp.org docs 02:26
ogra(i'll merge that oin the wiki before release)02:26
ogracbx33, ??02:26
pips1ogra, is there any particular testing we can help you with? 02:26
cbx33ogra: there is a little patch needed for the default /etc/gconf/2/path file02:27
ograpips1, download the dailies form tomorrow on and follow the wikipage02:27
pips1oki02:27
ogracbx33, scp-client needs to gracefully die if LTSP_CLIENT isnt set, else it runs on all sessions, even locally02:28
cbx33yes02:28
cbx33want a patch for that?02:28
ograand it should die with gnome-session (it seems to not do that atm)02:28
cbx33does this have to be before beta freeze?02:28
ograthat would be nice02:28
cbx33oh, it should do...02:28
ograwell, *i* personally would consider it an RC bug... but mdz has the last word on that, so having it in before freeze would be nicer02:29
cbx33I'll do my bese02:29
cbx33*t02:29
ogracbx33, did you see my artwork comments in #edubuntu ?02:30
cbx33yes02:30
ograok02:30
cbx33did you run png crush on them?02:30
ograare you sure that works with indexed pngs and with usplash ? 02:31
cbx33hmm....no I'm not 02:31
cbx33:(02:31
ograme neither 02:31
ograso we need to test that02:31
cbx33ok02:31
cbx33if you want to revert to a simpler image because of those bandwidth constraints we'll have to02:31
cbx33when you said needs to be fixed....what did you mean02:32
ograif you have a quick fix for that then yes ... if you have to put hours into designing a new one then rather turn down saturation on the ld one and lets do the pngcrush test02:32
ogra*old02:32
cbx33ok, let's turn down sat and pngcrush02:32
cbx33if that still doesn't work....we can work out something02:33
ograok02:33
ograi'm not sure how freeze critical artwork is considered though02:33
cbx33ok...02:33
ograbut worst case it is freeze critical ...02:33
cbx33can we find that information out?02:33
ograif mdz is up ...02:34
ograin 2-3h02:34
cbx33ok02:34
ogra(i guess)02:34
cbx33did you want me to desat and pngcrush?02:35
ograwouldbe nice ... since you have the originals of the pics :P02:35
cbx33;P np02:35
ograalso i'd like to take the people pic you called default-bg for gdm ... couls you discuss that in the artwork part of this meeting (and put it up for the others)02:36
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cbx33sure02:37
cbx33hmm....02:37
cbx33putting it up may prove difficult 02:37
cbx33I haveno acces to my server here02:37
Linuturk_codeimageshack.us?02:37
ograi'll put it on people ... dont worry02:37
cbx33thanks02:38
ograas soon as my ltsp-build-client finished02:38
ogra(which might extend the meeting though)02:38
cbx33ogra: I'll do it don;t worry02:38
cbx33I have a workardoun02:38
ograok02:38
ograthats it from my side ...02:39
ograRichEd, here to take over ? 02:39
RichEdsure ...02:39
ograthanks :)02:39
willvdlthree cheers02:39
ograany questions from your side wrt tech ? 02:39
pips1cheers to ogra02:39
ogra:)02:39
pips1and all other ltsp hackers :-)02:39
cbx33ogra: you rock02:40
ograyeah02:40
ograthey helped a lot the last days :)02:40
RichEdThanks to Oliver ... who has fixed LTSP ... and who has been up for 36 hours ... has flown back across the atlantic ... and who now works to beat the freeze.02:40
ograsbalneav deserves a medal for learning bzr and packaging 02:40
pips1ogra, there is a 6 page article on LTSP in the newest c't magazine :-)02:40
ograhe maintains ltspfs himself now ... i'm only upload bitch for him02:40
ograpips1, i heard so02:40
ogradidnt get around to buy one yet02:41
RichEdpips1: is there any online publishing or link to this ?02:41
cbx33ogra: http://www.progbox.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2006/09/wallpaper-generic.png02:41
rodarvusogra, does scott plan to go through motu soon?02:41
rodarvuswould be nice to have him as ubuntu-devel02:41
ograRichEd, nope, c't doesnt publish as long as you can buy it02:41
ogra(on paper)02:41
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ograrodarvus, he's going for motu 02:41
RichEdhistorically LTSP was seen as a solution for low spec h/w schools solutions02:41
ograRichEd, well, not really02:42
RichEdI'm seeing more and more debate about LTSP as being ideal for simple commercial environments.02:42
ograit was rather for business cases 02:42
ograright, that was its initial purpose02:42
ograk12 brought it in the school sector02:42
RichEdI'm seeing a lot of comment on the business side now.02:42
willvdlogra, yeah a lot of businesses use (linux) terminal clients02:42
ograjammcq develops for health care and stuff like that ...02:43
TeePOGthat's my queue... we're using ltsp in the internet cafe. Running both as standalone clients for safe websurfing, and virtual dekstops through VMWare Player's PXE boot02:43
TeePOG*desktops02:43
RichEdMaybe it's just my education background that gave me the reverse slant.02:43
ograhe didnt develop it for schools first place02:43
pips1RichEd: no, the article isn't online, only in print :-/ (BTW, c't is the major German computing magazine)02:43
RichEdguys meet TeePog :) also from South Africa02:44
ograits from the heise editors  ... www.heise.de is also the biggest IT news site02:44
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ograhey TeePOG 02:44
ograsorry for not ponging you the last days ...02:44
RichEdHe's the person I suggested at the last meeting who may be keen to help generalise the cookbook/ handbook into an icafe version or annexure02:44
TeePOGno worries, everyone's busy02:44
ograbut i was somewhat on and off all the time02:44
TeePOGsure, i'd love that!02:45
RichEdTeePOG: the general suggestion was that we keep 1 practical version, and then have sector specific annexures02:45
cbx33ogra: what was the 2Mb file?02:45
ograTeePOG, do you have any hints for cafe software ? i get questions about that quite often02:45
RichEdI'll move that conversation into the document meetings .. and wil broker a link.02:46
ogracbx33, 02:46
ograogra@edubuntu:~$ ls -lh /usr/lib/usplash/edubuntu-splash.so 02:46
ogra-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 2,0M 2006-09-16 17:51 /usr/lib/usplash/edubuntu-splash.so02:46
TeePOGogra: this is one sector where OSS is sadly lacking... whether Windows- or *nix-based... Mac OS X has a free management system though02:46
ograright02:46
cbx33ogra: pngcrush took 100K off one of the files02:46
cbx33300K -> 200K02:46
RichEdJust a comment about your question to TeePOG : this is any example of how a solution space for a sector can help people help each other02:47
ograTeePOG, there is one horrible app (forgot its name) but thats written in delphi ...02:47
ogra(for linux though)02:47
TeePOGhey, yeah, that was from AJ Venter [the OpenLab guy]  actually02:47
ograok, back on topic ;)02:47
RichEdBut we will keep TeePOG with us until we can find him a nice home :)02:47
TeePOGnever worked here02:47
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RichEdrodarvus: ping - any technica news ?02:48
ograsince icafes arent really edubuntu :)02:48
jsgotangcoheh02:48
juliuxhi jsgotangco 02:48
RichEdThat's the debate ! edubuntu is not (all of) education and education is not (all of) edubuntu !02:48
willvdlogra, when you call them telecentres then the definition gets thinner02:49
ograhehe02:49
cbx33I have a little tech news....I'm try to continue the develpoment work on gallium...the Kalzium replacement.  Amaranth did some fantastic work...I'm not trying to add new featuers ;)02:49
rodarvusRichEd, no, not really02:49
ograright02:49
RichEdAnyone else with technical updates ?02:49
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RichEdsorry cbx33 - go for it02:49
cbx33Seveas: will usplash work with pngcrushed images?02:49
cbx33RichEd: that was it ;)02:49
ogracbx33, first -> will pngcrush work with indexed images ?02:50
ograwithout destroying them 02:50
RichEdWell I have one last semi-technical question myself ... more feature than technical, but closely related:02:50
Seveascbx33, the actual source packages don't use png but C code02:51
RichEdHow does someone see in one place what new features will be in the next release ... in a simple readble format ?02:51
ograwell, lets try and error that usplash thing then :)02:51
ograRichEd, we do specs at the conference02:52
ograthey are on launchpad02:52
jsgotangcolp specs teehee02:52
ograapproved specs should be implemented in order of priority02:52
RichEdYep. on launchpad, and then per version, and seeing what is approved.02:52
ograright02:52
ograwhats not speeced doesnt usually get developed from us ...02:53
RichEdIs there any way we could have a short bite size overview page ... like the bullet list on the side of a shrink wrap box ?02:53
rodarvusRichEd, note that the process of defining which features are chosed/approved for the next version usually doesn't *really* starts until Edgy is basically closed02:53
ograbut might become part of the source through a meger from a third party dev02:53
ograusually i'm subscribed to all edubuntu or ltsp related specs02:53
rodarvuswe can (and should) be working internally to have a draft plan earlier02:53
pips1fyi https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+specs?searchtext=edubuntu02:54
ograhttps://launchpad.net/people/ogra/+specs02:54
ograRichEd, ^^^02:54
RichEdI know it is a moving target, but I am thinking on the PRO side ... for someone looking to see what is coming down the line.02:54
rodarvusbe right back02:54
willvdlRichEd, that might be a spec for the launchpad developers02:54
ograrodarvus, btw, could you set fully-automatic-swap-server to deferred ? 02:54
RichEdNot a hardcore techie, but say an education department decision maker who is comparing linux flavours for his decision for 200702:54
RichEdSo he can see ... oh that is due out next year .... interesting.02:55
RichEdSo let me answer myself ... at the moment: No02:55
willvdland preferably referenced on the ubuntu site?02:55
ogranext release 02:55
rodarvusback02:55
rodarvusogra, sure, I'll do that02:55
ograRichEd, not next year02:55
ograrodarvus, thanks ...02:56
RichEdBut if somone was was willing to summarize the launchpad, yes. (and keep up to date say weekly)02:56
RichEdThen yes ?02:56
ograthe current workaround is neat ... but should really go into the c source some point ... vagrantc agreed to work on it later02:56
ograRichEd, as i said, we already do that via my spec page ... LP should always be up to date with the progress02:57
willvdlogra, RichEd is suggesting a simplified version for a non-techie audience02:57
ogramdz, keeps an eye on that during the distro-team meetings02:57
RichEdOkay ... I'll check it all out and ask focused questions next meeting. Thanks.02:57
RichEd--- technical --- any more ?02:58
ograRichEd, we can do a "upcoming specs" link on the website or wiki that points to my speclist i guess02:58
ografor a non techie way02:58
RichEdlast comment: some of the underlying ubuntu feature changes represent an advancement, but woulod not be on your list ?02:59
willvdlI guess the ESA or handbook could contain such info02:59
ograRichEd, not for edubuntu ... we had some arguments with mdz about that in the beginning because of the release notes 02:59
cbx33sorry guys, just had a phone call from Lisa, one of our guinea pigs is sick :(03:00
cbx33I'm back now03:00
ogra(we == JaneW and me)03:00
RichEdOkay ... close the thread. I'll draft an appraoch with Will.03:00
RichEdTanks03:00
ograRichEd, edubuntu release notes should only list edubuntu specific features03:00
pips1ogra: what about Edubuntu improvements that *aren't* done by you?03:00
ograpips1, these are fine to list03:01
ograwe should just not duplicate ubuntu features in a feature list03:01
RichEdogra: but say (as a trivial example) Ubuntu handling a new type of wireless communication device, would mean Edubuntu would as well ?03:02
pips1where do we find the comprehensive list of all edubuntu features then? in Launchpad, searching for 'Edubuntu' in the specifications (see link I posted above)?03:02
ograRichEd, yes03:02
RichEdSo for the classroom, it is a new feature if you ugrade to the newer Edubuntu03:03
ograyes03:03
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ograubuntu is our underlying system, so we inherit all improvements03:03
RichEdand so do our users :)03:03
ograyeps03:04
RichEd---- ready for documentation ---- ???03:04
RichEdanyone with input under documentation ?03:04
ograsbalneav is currently travelling, but he expressed extreme interest in ltsp and cookbook doccing in the future03:05
ogra(at the hackfest)03:05
willvdlI've been putting some ideas around for school advocacy, but not really pure documentation03:05
RichEdwillvdl: we'll do tech doc and then sales doc as next sub-section03:06
RichEdogra: have we got an LTSP doc champion as yet ?03:06
ogranope03:06
RichEdI've been seeing some comments that the LTSP docs are lite - today in #edubuntu  for example03:07
ogranobody knows the code as good as me ... but i merged a lot docs from debian recently03:07
willvdlCool. Could someone explain what exactly the purpose/aim of the handbook is? i.e. who the target audience is and what they should get from it?03:07
jsgotangcoaren't those devel docs03:07
highvoltagethe ltsp documentation is a bit lite :/03:07
ograsee /usr/share/doc/ltsp-server/ in the recent packages for exmple03:07
highvoltagewould be real nice if scott could write some stuff :)03:08
RichEdogra ? confirm ... do we need developer documentation and user documenation or is that the same thing.03:08
ograthere is a /usr/share/doc/ltsp-server/examples/qemu-ltsp for testing without thin client hardware available for example03:08
ograRichEd, developer docs should soon be covered by ltsp.org ...03:09
RichEd(sorry by user I mean admin & install & support - not end user)03:09
ograif we are dne with the code merge with them, scottie will update the existing docs there03:09
ograltsp.org has already enough docs ... they just dont apply to our implementation yet, but that will chage soon03:10
RichEdNow just to clarify my understanding and then responsibility for Edubuntu vs Ubuntu:03:10
RichEdLTSP is available for Ubuntu as an add on : right ?03:10
ograyep03:10
ograits on the CD03:10
ograbut not installed by default03:10
ograedubuntu installs and configures it 03:11
RichEdDoes all LTSP dev on Ubuntu originate in Edubuntu and then go upstream ? Or are there Ubuntu LTSP people ?03:11
ograi am the ubuntu ltsp people03:11
ogra:)03:11
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ograi took over the code from matt ... as it is its orginating from ubuntu ...03:11
RichEdSo, say, as a vision future of the future ... LTSP is used by iCafe's and Call Centres and Medical Centres ... extensively03:12
ograhttps://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/ltsp-convergence describes the future03:12
highvoltageRichEd: LTSP in ubuntu/edubuntu/kubuntu/xubuntu is a package that gets installed. this package comes from the same source across the ubuntu derivatives03:12
ograright03:12
RichEdthanks highvoltage : got that now ... needed to confirm my understanding03:12
RichEdGiven the crystal ball : Would it still make sense that it LTSP remains an Edubuntu issue ?03:13
RichEd1) documentation03:13
RichEd2) support03:13
jsgotangcogood question03:13
ograno03:14
ograits an upstream issue ...03:14
jsgotangcoLTSP imo is Ubuntu's03:14
jsgotangcoerr upstream rather03:14
RichEdShould / Would the guy running the call centre network need to come to #edubuntu for help ?03:14
jsgotangcono!03:14
jsgotangcoheavens no!03:14
ograno, but he could 03:14
willvdlhmmm, who does a call centre call? :P03:15
highvoltageRichEd: LTSP has wide support outside of edubuntu-specific. Xubuntu also has an LTSP install option, and many people use that too, we even use it in the tuxlabs.03:15
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RichEdSo, should we start to lay the ground for some movement of the docs and support upstream ? The hack-fest rsults may be an excellent kicking off point, and MV may bne the place to raise it ?03:15
RichEdOn the quid pro quo exchange : oliver passes over skill & training .... and they take some responsibility ?03:16
RichEdAnd move oliver to 2nd line to reduce his already heavy burden ?03:16
ograthe hackfest results are exactly that ;)03:16
ograits already clearified with upstream ...03:17
ograsbalneav wil take responsibility here ... with a little help from my side03:17
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RichEdBut you mean upstream to sbalneav who is not ubuntu ...03:17
ograand as i said in the beginning he wants to contribute to the handbook as well03:17
cbx33excellent03:17
ograsbalneav is upstrem for ltsp ;)03:18
ogra*upstream03:18
ogratogether with jammcq03:18
ograbut the muecow implementation (ours) puts the burden somewhat on the distros03:18
ograso i'm glad that sbalneav is aboard here 03:19
RichEdYep ... but I'm speaking about the iCafe inside the Call Centre inside the Medical Centre running Ubuntu LTSP .. we need to make a route from Ubuntu LTSP support to LTSP upstream direct03:19
RichEdand not via #edubuntu :)03:19
RichEdOkay ... that's enought for me to do some planning. T.thanks.03:19
ograhttp://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/MueKow03:19
ograwell, i should probably open #ubuntu-ltsp 03:19
ograbut for general stuff i couls also push people to #ltsp ... where i'm resident anyway03:20
cbx33heh03:20
highvoltageogra: what would the difference be between #ubuntu-ltsp and #ltsp after convergence?03:20
ograif an edubuntu user has an ltsp prob he should still come to #edubuntu though03:20
ograhighvoltage, it would take traffic off #ltsp 03:21
highvoltageok03:21
ograthe distro specific one ...03:21
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ograbut thats not a really good idea03:21
RichEd#ubuntu-ltsp : we need this ... but it should not be another load for you !03:21
cbx33RichEd: wow, there's a cheery out look ;)03:21
ograRichEd, support gives me a lot of user feedback03:21
ograits a part of the development process03:21
RichEdolay well we should at least share the aod and get some ubuntu resouce to help.03:22
ograhaving more people to answer the general questions and FAQs would help a lot here 03:22
ograwhich is an educational problem 03:22
RichEdgreat that's a start.03:22
RichEd------ Other documentation - technical ? ------ before we move to Will PRO docs03:23
ograwe just need to get more ltsp users involved ... ;) they tend to be smart enough to pick up on the FQAs ;)03:23
ogra*FAQs as well :)03:23
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willvdland the forums?03:25
ogra:)03:25
RichEddamn ... sorry ... unexpected exit03:25
ogranice exit msg though :)03:25
RichEd:) alt space and some keystrok shuts my xtak down ahen i type too fast03:26
cbx33ogra: it is nice...the first time ;)03:26
ograheh03:26
RichEdright will ... docs and brochures and case studies - please outline your process becuae more people are asking03:26
willvdlAh. OK.03:26
willvdlBasically I want all PRO stuff to be cognisant of any developments that happen to edubuntu as a whole03:27
highvoltagealt+space and then c closes windows in Gnome :) ... but xchat should warn you first i think :/03:27
willvdlbut essentially we have a framework for what is needed03:27
willvdlthe handbook, user docs and the school advocacy space03:28
ograright, and you will be in mountainview i guess, to take part in the spec process for edgy+103:28
willvdlMe?03:28
ograso you will know about the upcoming stuff for the future 03:28
ogranot ?03:28
willvdlnope. 03:29
ograoh03:29
ograok03:29
willvdlcan always ask someone nicely to tell me :)03:29
ograwell ... being part of it gives yu a lot more insight ...03:29
willvdltrue. anyhoo, if we keep the space dynamic then it can incorporate any changes that happen03:30
willvdlstructure being more important than content in this light03:30
highvoltagewillvdl: going there would also give you the chance to meet ogra and co, which would certainly be to your benefit in terms of working with them03:30
cbx33sorry guys, I'm gonna have to go03:30
RichEdhighvoltage: will and I will be at all hands and so will ogra03:31
cbx33I have too much to do here :(03:31
willvdlciao. I'll keep you posted on ESA03:31
ograhighvoltage, "all hands" is a meeting later03:31
cbx33thanks willvdl 03:31
pips1willvdl: I didn't quite understand "Basically I want all PRO stuff to be cognisa of any developments that happen to edubuntu as a whole" What do you mean by "PRO"? And by "cognisant" do you mean 'aware' or 'responsible''03:31
highvoltageogra: aaah03:31
RichEd(but it still may make sense for us to meet the broader dev community as well)03:32
RichEdpips1: PRO publicity and markting = promotional material03:32
willvdlPublic Relations and "keep in mind"03:32
ograRichEd, well, they will all be there as well ...03:32
ogra(at allhands)03:32
willvdlESA needs use cases or examples03:33
willvdlwhich I hope to generate some examples03:33
pips1RichEd willvdl thanks03:33
willvdlbefore using the My Story channel like Ubuntu use cases03:33
willvdlThere's currently no real template but we can create a simple "this is what we need to know" list on the wiki03:34
juliuxi have some pictures from the edubuntu/ubuntu booths in germany03:35
juliuxif it helps03:35
willvdlESA (with use cases) should fall under the Ubuntu MArketing Team space03:35
willvdlcool03:35
juliuxhttp://ubuntu.juliux.de/bilder/main.php?g2_view=core.ShowItem&g2_itemId=10403:35
pips1willvdl: do you have an overview of channels available to ed/ubuntu for project/product promotion? maybe in the wiki somewhere?03:36
willvdlsince we don't have (or really need) Edubuntu marketing03:36
willvdlnot yet03:36
willvdlbut that brings me to the SpreadUbuntu drive03:36
willvdlCurrently Edubuntu hasn't been mentioned in that circle but it should03:36
RichEdpips1: willvdl is gathering info speed and will merge into our education space ...03:36
willvdlneed suggestions on how to integrate with Spread Ubuntu03:37
RichEdBy the end of the weekend, I'll have a link for his branch03:37
RichEdwillvdl: explain spreadubuntu (while I explain some of the print costs realities) in background03:38
willvdlpips1, we considered simply revamping the EdubuntuSchoolAdvocacy on the wiki since it is superceded by the one on doc.ubuntu03:38
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willvdlspreadubuntu is an ubuntu community drive for ubuntu marketing like spreadfirefox03:39
willvdlThey want promotional info, DIY marketing materials etc. stories, the works03:39
willvdla nice home for all ubuntu marketing purposes03:39
willvdlWe will have our own DIY materials03:40
willvdland info03:40
RichEdWe are not always able to get head office to fund "education advertising expenses", so we can't create new initiatives and hope for approval. The Marketing Head is however creating a double sided case-study or brochure print format template for general Ubuntu material. We are tailoring our promotional info into this end format, and will argue that if Canonical is funding Ubuntu material, then we can joint the same print run.03:41
pips1we = ?03:41
willvdlcanonical03:41
RichEdwe = me.03:41
RichEdI have no budget, it is all a case by case request.03:42
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willvdlHave a look at the spreadubuntu thing and you'll see how they hope to self promote with DIY materials03:42
RichEdIf head office says no, I have no alternate route of funding.03:42
pips1oh03:42
pips1ic03:42
willvdlThe trick is to have targeted marketing stuff for all the key audiences03:43
pips1agreed03:43
willvdl- education departments in government03:43
willvdl- to school sys-admins03:43
willvdl- to home users03:43
RichEdNote that as a single page double sided, each brochure will need to be specific tagert to each audience type. The brochure must then have a strong pull, and a hook back to the web site version, which can be longer and glossier and fuller.03:43
willvdl- or any other solution space03:43
RichEdSo all of our key web docs must be able to be translated to a print-lite format. And all of the print-lite brochures must link back to some meat on the web.03:44
willvdlcbx33 has offered to help with the brochure design etc03:45
willvdlThe info currently under school advocacy is sufficient 03:45
RichEdcbx33 is the guinea pig for the Schools Advocacy to prove the model.03:45
willvdl(as long as it tracks developments in edubuntu/ubuntu)03:46
RichEdAnd willvdl : Juliux would like to discuss a requirement as test case #203:46
pips1re linking offline printed promotional materials with online website info: makes sense03:46
willvdlwe just need use cases and a brochure or two03:46
willvdlto get started03:46
RichEdNote also that we can format the stuff for local print as PDF in each territory for small runs for specific events03:47
juliuxwillvdl, before we do all of this need good documentation in the internet03:47
juliuxwillvdl, many people on expos are asking for documentation03:47
willvdlagreed03:48
pips1willvdl: I feel we need to clarify "audience" (people with a certain set of daily goals/tasks) vs. "solution space". What do you mean by the latter?03:48
RichEdpips1: that's the exercise you and I are busy with 03:48
RichEd:)03:48
pips1right03:48
pips1:)03:48
willvdlmeaning uses of edubuntu outside of education03:49
RichEdI'm the link between you = community web space & will : print space03:49
RichEdjuliux: we can work from both ends ... the 2 page print format is good becuase it is very short amount of space to get the points across (2/3 column width of a page)03:49
juliuxRichEd, you mean 2 din a 4 pages?03:50
RichEdIt makes sure you focus the thinking and benefits and pish the value buttons of the particular user.03:50
juliuxRichEd, i think the ubuntu flyer has a very good size03:50
RichEdA4, double sided. The page has a one third column space on the left for logos and addresses etc. so the space left allows for 2 or 3 line paragraphs and tight bullet points.03:51
pips1RichEd: when you explicitly say *communty* web space... won't there be an "official" web space that need to link in with printed promo materials? or is the general idea that there *isn't* any promotional budget for ubuntu-education from canonical to speak of and we need to make most of community-driven marketing efforts? 03:52
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RichEdUnfortunately, we cannot influence the format (now) as we want to piggy back and say "if you are printing 10 000 ubuntu brochures, then we expect at least 1 000"03:52
willvdlpips1, I think we should do it in the community driven marketing anyway03:53
willvdlHence getting a voice in spreadubuntu03:53
pips1willvdl: ok, i se03:53
pips1see03:53
RichEdpips1: the same as the printed argument ... we need to make the community effort show some results, and then ask them to fund more of the same03:53
RichEdif we ask for blue sky money ... then ther is skepticism03:53
pips1ah03:54
pips1yep, that's sabdfl :-)03:54
willvdlbasically, we hope to get a printed brochure from canonical as a matter of course03:54
willvdlbut can't expect to get everything form them03:55
RichEdNote that we will make a big bang with our community efforts. As soon as we have some good web readable content (I mean coffee time news read) then I will be pushing for viral distribution.03:55
pips1willvdl RichEd have you had any contact with community members of the spreadubuntu effort?03:55
willvdlnot yet03:55
willvdlto be honest I only took a look at it this week03:56
RichEdI am already making a lsit of education blogs and commentary sites, and will push updates to them on a weekly and then daily basis.03:56
pips1yeah, things are happening all over the place, it is hard to keep up :-)03:56
pips1RichEd: great!03:56
willvdlbut I reckon we should move all our stuff into ubuntu-marketing channels for a louder voice and healthier debate03:56
RichEdThere is not always much good quality news about open source and education ...so if we have the stories, the lazy journalists will be only too happy to make links.03:57
pips1I noticed that a lot of community activity has started after the dapper release (marketing team, people outlining ideas in the wiki here and there, etc), but the activities would possibly benefit from more focus..?03:57
willvdlyip03:57
willvdlwe could drive an good example to follow03:57
pips1heh, you are saying slightly different things03:58
RichEdSo, if we have say 6 country local people given us an on the ground news update on their region every month, I'd expect that this would kick a story a week out into the general viral space. 03:58
pips1willvdl: you want to leverage esixiting *ubuntu* efforts03:58
willvdlyip. and make sure they include edubuntu in their plans and thinking03:58
pips1RichEd: you see a niche/need for a unique education+opensource space03:58
RichEdAnd then the story must get a click link back, and we need a high conversion factor of visits to subscribers / community sign-ups.03:59
pips1hm03:59
RichEdWe need viral growth in our community base ... and it is starting ... I have seen a whole lot of new nicks in #edubuntu in the last week.04:00
pips1yep04:00
RichEdpips1: unique education+opensource space : not unique, but an ubuntu slant on the education space will piggy back on the ubuntu hype04:00
willvdlAny comments/suggestions on ESA and use cases?04:01
RichEdI did an online interview for a SA web mag 3 weeks back ... and the link popped up an a featured education blog on wordpress from the USA a week later.04:01
willvdlis it in the fridge?04:02
RichEdSo I need to make this more process driven and harness it and not just accidental.04:02
pips1willvdl: the problem that I currently see with "making ubuntu marketing aware of edubuntu" is that I feel that 'edubuntu' as 'ubuntu+ltsp+educationapps' is currently undergoing a lot of internal discussion amongst us, so how can we easily define edubuntu to the ubuntu-only community folks? and, is it wise to push edubuntu that much, if it will be undergoing a re-think?04:02
RichEdJono Bacon's blog is well known and widely read, so we need to get him to comment on us once a month.04:02
RichEdAll free ... just needs time.04:03
willvdlpips1: exactly my concern04:03
willvdlbut04:03
RichEdwillvdl: yes, i'll google the link and mail you ... will hcek on its spread.04:03
willvdlif we keep it simple, i.e. this is edubuntu, this is what it can do for you in education04:03
RichEdpips1: noted 100% that is why matt nuzum and jono bacon are in the loop04:04
willvdlhere is a nice pamphlette on edubuntu as a product04:04
RichEdwe need to be good for them and them for us ...04:04
willvdlit will be a good start04:04
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RichEdand the debate we are having will be a good blog topic for public ... where does open source education start and where does it end ?04:04
RichEdeducation desktop ?04:05
highvoltagewhy does it have to end :)04:05
RichEdeducation classroom serve ?04:05
willvdlNo matter what happens with edubuntu/ltsp/ubuntu etc. our target audience still needs a product04:05
RichEdeducation department server farm ?04:05
RichEdgovernment education department ?04:05
pips1willvdl: re simple pamphlet as good start, ok. 04:06
RichEdwith the poser question: if your choice of open source distro does not work in ALL of these spaces, do you have the right distro ?04:06
pips1hehe04:06
RichEdwho else can claim that ?04:06
pips1RichEd: I don't think we *can* at the moment04:07
RichEd[fedora classroom]  -> [redhat back end]  is not nearly as seamless as Edubuntu - Ubuntu ?04:07
pips1but we might get there soon enough :-)04:07
willvdlpips1, it's an opportunity we shouldn't miss04:07
pips1sure04:08
RichEdNote that it is a poser question, for personal blog ... not a company promise !04:08
RichEdright we're over time ...04:08
RichEdAny other pressing items ?04:08
pips1yeah04:08
RichEdArtwork ... cbx33 is not around ?04:08
willvdlnope04:08
RichEdI think we can close off then, as we have been doing the community stuff as links bwteen the other points ?04:09
willvdlmy brain hurts04:09
RichEdNote how the meetings are getting much broader than Edununtu as a product !04:09
pips1links between what? doc, promo and ?04:10
RichEdThis debate is really where the reality is ... not jsut producing the product, bnut getting people to understand and adopt.04:10
TeePOGbut RichEd, it has so many possibilities as a product, beyond the original scope04:10
willvdlyeah but one must mange one's scope-creep04:11
RichEdYes ... and that means an opportunity for a rethink .. and improved appraoch.04:11
willvdlmanage rahter04:11
pips1TeePOG: I think so too04:11
pips1willvdl: you got a point 04:11
RichEdI doubt that Ubuntu would have been loming at the same sort of fine grain issues thet we are examining ...04:12
RichEdlooking not loming04:12
TeePOGon the other hand, willvdl, won't a scope-fork into a different product, result in duplication of effort and user confusion?04:12
RichEdAnd as we unbundle the issues, it is a learning for all that we can share.04:12
willvdleducation is a sphere that the edubuntu community comes from and is good at04:12
RichEdThe fact that there is a new canonical web master and community manager who are all expecting a revision and change make thsi realistic.04:13
pips1I realise that we have a feature freeze and developers are focussing on that right now, but I suggest that we need to get the "core" edubunteros involved in the discussion more! ahem. :-)04:13
RichEdIf we were asking the rest of the company to change when they were stable, we would have a problem being heard. It is a new phase fora ll, and we are at the right idea at the right time.04:14
RichEdpips1: we will be opening up more and more of this debate in meetings and the wiki.04:14
pips1right-y-ho04:15
willvdlpips1, as soon as possible I'll get a space up in the wiki04:15
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RichEdUbuntu developers conference is almost next month, and All Hands the week thereafeter ... so there is momentum for dicussion04:15
pips1when exactly is this "All Hands" meeting04:15
pips1?04:15
willvdl11 november04:16
RichEdpips1: MV week 2 & AH week 3 of novermber04:16
pips1sounds like a deadline to me, then04:16
pips1:-)04:16
RichEdThis weekend is the first deadline.04:17
RichEdThen the end of the month.04:17
pips1in what way?04:17
RichEdTo have a place to set targets & deadlines in public for the soft issues. For debate and information.04:17
pips1ic04:18
RichEdOkay .. I have to move on.04:18
RichEdpips1: I'll have links up for you to explore tomorrow. Cleard my domestic calendar for the night to break the back of the wiki planning.04:19
pips1same here04:19
pips1great04:20
RichEdthanks all04:20
willvdlciao all04:20
RichEdgoing once04:20
RichEdgoing twice04:20
RichEdclosed04:20
willvdlthree times a lady04:20
pips1good discussion04:20
pips1cu all04:21
willvdlciao04:21
RichEdJust need to pin it down ... and tonight is the night.04:21
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 21 Sep 15:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 27 Sep 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 28 Sep 23:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 03 Oct 17:00 UTC: Community Council
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mdzogra: what's this bug regarding scp which you feel is critical?  please tell me the bug number06:42
ogramdz, its not filed06:43
ogra(i can do so, but i even can add two lines to the script to just fix it)06:44
ograit should just die if LTSP_CLIENT isnt set in env06:45
mdzwhat is "it"?06:46
ograthe SCP client script is started from Xession.d 06:47
ograit should only run in LTSP sessions06:47
ograit wont do any harm to run it in a normal session though06:47
ograbut its ugly 06:48
ograand a trivial fix06:48
mdzoh, you're talking about student control panel, not secure copy06:48
ograheh, yes06:48
ograthats why i capitalize it :)06:48
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nixternal@schedule chicago07:21
UbugtuSchedule for America/Chicago: 21 Sep 10:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 15:00: Technical Board | 27 Sep 15:00: Edubuntu | 28 Sep 18:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 03 Oct 12:00: Community Council07:21
Adri2000@schedule paris07:22
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Paris: 21 Sep 17:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 22:00: Technical Board | 27 Sep 22:00: Edubuntu | 29 Sep 01:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 03 Oct 19:00: Community Council07:22
Burgwork@now Vancouver07:33
UbugtuCurrent time in America/Vancouver: September 20 2006, 10:33:12 - Next meeting: Ubuntu Development Team in 21 hours 26 minutes07:33
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Linuturk_code@now New York08:02
Linuturk_code:-/08:02
Adri2000@now New_York08:39
UbugtuCurrent time in America/New_York: September 20 2006, 14:39:19 - Next meeting: Ubuntu Development Team in 20 hours 20 minutes08:39
GNAM@schedule rome08:43
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Rome: 21 Sep 17:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 26 Sep 22:00: Technical Board | 27 Sep 22:00: Edubuntu | 29 Sep 01:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 03 Oct 19:00: Community Council08:43
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