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chillywillylallallala01:19
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Crippy-Boyhey01:46
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zulso yeah i need another uvf02:40
ajmitchyay02:41
Nafallooh. serverimages for amd64? :-)02:41
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zulsomeone please shoot me03:06
Nafallozul: why? you forgot to add serverkernels for amd64 in xen? :-P03:07
ajmitchzul: tempting..03:07
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purserjmorning all, can someone tell me if the move to dash for edgy has been accompanied by regression testing of packages (beyond the init scripts)?03:09
sivangpurserj: you might find more answers in #ubuntu-devel I think03:11
purserjthanks03:12
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LaserJockimbrandon: you awake?03:22
ajmitchhi LaserJock03:23
LaserJockhi03:23
bddebianHeya LaserJock, ajmitch03:25
LaserJockand how is Barry doing today?03:25
imbrandonLaserJock, yup03:25
bddebianLaserJock: Tired man, thanks. You?03:26
LaserJockimbrandon: have you installed the latest KDE4 for mac?03:26
LaserJockbddebian: same03:26
imbrandonLaserJock, not in the last week or so03:27
LaserJockimbrandon: the "everything" .dmg is 1.74GB!03:27
imbrandonwasup ?03:27
imbrandonLaserJock, yea it got a bit smaller03:27
imbrandon;P03:27
LaserJockit was bigger?03:27
LaserJockmy gosh03:27
imbrandonyea about 2.6 to start03:28
LaserJockwow, I didn't know there was even that much KDE software in existence03:28
imbrandonrember thats dbus kdelibs kdebase kdepimlibs koffice kdeedu kdegames03:28
LaserJockdoes any of the kio stuff work?03:28
imbrandonand all the debug and dev files too03:28
imbrandonLaserJock, yea almost all of it03:29
LaserJockcool03:29
LaserJockwell I'm grabbing it at 300k/s but I just wondered if you had used it recently03:29
imbrandoneverything "works" basicly , its just alot of polish issues03:29
imbrandonlike kdeint makes an icon on launch along with the app03:29
imbrandonerr kded not kdeinit03:30
imbrandonand little stuff like that03:30
ajmitchis there anything new there yet, or is it mostly the core libs that have been freshened?03:30
ajmitchwe've heard all about these wonderful plans for plasma, and the related stuff03:30
imbrandonajmitch, mostly just the core, plasma and stuff03:30
imbrandonisnt compileble yet03:31
ajmitchso plasma exists & is useful now?03:31
ajmitchright :)03:31
imbrandonwell it exists but dosent compile mostly03:31
LaserJockimbrandon: do you have any OS X/Ubuntu dual boot machines?03:33
imbrandonwell i do BUT my osx isnt exactly bootasble atm03:33
imbrandonbootable*03:34
imbrandoni need to reinstall it03:34
imbrandonbut i was planning to wait till edgy was released and just doing a fresh install of both03:34
LaserJockhow is access to the other partition? can you rw on your OS X partition from Ubuntu and the other way around?03:34
imbrandonsure, there is hpfs read rwite in linux ( as long as you tuen jjournaling off on the osx partition )03:35
imbrandonturn*03:35
LaserJockis that ok to do?03:35
imbrandonyea i've done it for months , no issues03:35
imbrandonthat i've noticed03:36
LaserJockheh, except you can boot into OSX at the moment ;-)03:36
imbrandonwell that was my bad, i was messing with the patition tables03:36
imbrandonwhen i tried to move /var to a new hdd03:36
imbrandon;)03:37
imbrandonand if you want to leave journaling on, you can read it like ntfs03:37
imbrandonits just if you want read/write you have to turn off the journal ( kinda like when writing to ext3 from window, works buyt you have to turn off the journal )03:38
imbrandon( and yes i know that efectively makes it ext2 shush )03:38
TheMusoimbrandon: How do you turn off the journal?03:40
imbrandonits a single command, i would have to google it again ( i do ever time becosue i only use it on reloads lol )03:41
imbrandonone sec03:41
TheMusoRight.03:41
TheMusonp I will google it when I need it.03:41
imbrandonhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=10724803:42
imbrandonthats for 10.2 but it still works on 10.403:43
imbrandontheres also a way to do it on the command line too but i'm lazy03:43
TheMusoRight.03:43
LaserJockthere is an option in disk utility to do it03:45
LaserJockdoh, I just read one of my own old posts on the forum03:48
LaserJockI didn't realize it was me03:49
LaserJockI was thinking "what a dope" and then I looked at who wrote it :-)03:49
bddebianheh03:49
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imbrandonhaha03:53
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Toadstoolgood evening everybody04:10
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imbrandonheya Hobbsee05:11
Hobbseehey imbrandon05:12
imbrandoni got gnash working on my ppc, so i can kinda see flash stuff on the web now05:12
imbrandonheh05:12
imbrandonwell flash 7 or lower, but seems to work ok05:13
imbrandonstill not as nice as adobe flash but i'm thinking if i give out deb's ( and get it in edgy+1 ) more people will use it and bug report/fix it05:13
imbrandonhehe05:14
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LaserJockok, so beta doesn't seem to like my mac05:24
imbrandonouch05:25
imbrandonwhy ?05:25
ajmitchbecause macs are evil & wrong05:25
imbrandonhehe05:25
LaserJockwell, I go to boot and it doesn't do anything05:26
LaserJockjust a black screen05:26
LaserJockabsolutely nothing05:26
imbrandondid you try to disable the splash screen? i had some problems with that05:26
LaserJockhow do I do that in lilo?05:27
imbrandon( turning acpi off helps too on some mac's )05:27
TheMusomac == no acpi05:27
TheMusoAt east powerpc.05:27
TheMusoleast05:27
LaserJockit worked fine in Dapper05:27
imbrandonremove "splash" from the kernel line in lilo.conf afaik05:27
imbrandonand add "acpi=off"05:27
LaserJockthere is no splash05:27
imbrandontry to add nosplash05:28
imbrandoni havent messed with lilo in ages05:28
LaserJockI'm sort of doubting that's it though05:28
tritiumHello.05:28
imbrandonLaserJock, you would be suprised, uspash killed my kdm and lots of stuff05:28
LaserJockas normally you at least get a second or two of kernel stuff before usplash kicks in don't you?05:28
LaserJocktritium!!05:29
imbrandonnot really05:29
tritiumLaserJock: :)05:29
imbrandonif you get nothing acpi could be it too, it will cause justa  blinking cursor in the top left ( or did on my hp )05:29
LaserJockI don't even have that05:30
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imbrandon...05:46
Burgundaviaimbrandon: you having any luck with gnash?05:49
imbrandonBurgundavia, yea actualy i made soem debs last nigth05:52
imbrandonand i got it installed on my ppc05:52
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Burgundaviaimbrandon: got a link?05:52
Burgundaviayou may have told me last night05:52
imbrandonsure what arech05:52
imbrandonarch* i'll have to build it again realfast05:53
Burgundaviax8605:53
imbrandonk one sec05:53
ajmitchimbrandon: what sites does it work with?05:53
ajmitchmost?05:53
imbrandonajmitch, most , fonts are a little funny05:53
imbrandonbut it "works"05:53
Burgundaviathe question of course is: "Does it work with Youtube"?05:53
imbrandonactualy yea , that was the first place i tried05:54
imbrandonheh05:54
Burgundaviathat is a 1.0 release blocker right there05:54
ajmitchhehe05:54
imbrandonyoutube and googlevideo both05:54
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Burgundaviaimbrandon: think we can ship it edgy+1?05:54
imbrandonone sec, let me upload it ( you'll have to rebuild for anything other than x86 as my ppc isnt dont compiling it yet05:55
imbrandonBurgundavia, yup thats my plan for pacaging it05:55
imbrandonpackaging it*05:55
Burgundaviaright05:55
imbrandongah anyhow one sec05:55
imbrandonsudo mount /media/enterprise05:55
imbrandonoops05:55
imbrandonok uploading now, it still has some packin issues and not ready for the public but good enough for you and ajmitch to test05:58
imbrandonso in other words dont mention the url "publicly" just yet please hehe05:58
imbrandone.g the copyrights and stuff are all still placeholders etc etc etc05:58
imbrandonjust to get it "working" then i was gonna clean all that up tonight05:59
Burgundaviaimbrandon: no worries05:59
BurgundaviaI am a little concerned about gnash and its choices of technology05:59
Burgundaviaare they all in main?05:59
imbrandonumm afaik, mostly just gstreamer ( and plugins ) and libmad06:00
imbrandonare the only real deps06:00
Burgundaviadoes gnash use gstreamer?06:00
BurgundaviaI thought it used sdl06:01
imbrandonit can, it uses sdl or gst , i compiled it with gst0.1006:01
Burgundaviaah, ok06:01
imbrandonit has lots of configure options06:01
Burgundaviaand the other issue is it being gpl06:01
Burgundaviaare their licensing issues with gpl plugins in firefox?06:01
imbrandonnot that i'm aware, but i havent looked into it06:02
BurgundaviaI think we (and DEbian) accept FF under the GPL06:02
imbrandonhere is my build deps06:03
imbrandonBuild-Depends: cdbs, debhelper (>= 5.0.0), libgtkglext1-dev, libboost-dev, libgstreamer0.10-dev,06:03
imbrandonlibgl1-mesa-dev, libpng12-dev, libjpeg62-dev, libmad0-dev06:03
imbrandonjust fyi06:03
Burgundaviahowever, gnash as a gstreamer plugin is more problematic06:03
Burgundavialibmad is a an issue06:03
imbrandoni havent looked but i think all those are in main06:03
imbrandonit dosent REQUIRE libmad, only if you want mp3 decoding06:04
imbrandoneg i compiled with --with-mp3-decoder=mad06:04
Burgundaviaah06:04
Burgundaviahttp://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/libs/libmad006:05
imbrandonits in main06:05
imbrandon   libmad0 | 0.15.1b-2.1 | http://192.168.1.5 edgy/main Packages06:05
Burgundaviabut it decodes mp3s...06:05
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imbrandonso does xmms, aparently not all mp3 decoding is wrong ( eg gst can to with fluendo )06:06
Burgundaviaok, what does mad do?06:07
Burgundaviawhy do we need to install lame to get mp3 playback?06:07
Burgundaviaah, it doesn't actually do mp306:07
crimsun(no, xmms and libmad are not supposed to be in main still. I suspect they remain for legacy reasons [or someone employed by Canonical wishing them to remain] )06:07
BurgundaviaIt currently only supports the MPEG 1 standard06:07
Burgundaviafrom the package description06:07
crimsuncurrently the fluendo GSt plugin is the only "legal" one06:08
Burgundaviacrimsun: you builds your distro, you gets your stuff in main06:08
imbrandonanyhow we can build without it ( gnash ) thats not an issue , i just choose to test it this way , its only plem package for us MOTU's to test etc06:08
Burgundaviadoes flash usually embed mp3s?06:09
imbrandonBurgundavia, most do06:09
crimsunquite often.06:09
imbrandonthats the prefered flash format06:09
Burgundaviaah, fun06:09
Burgundaviaso even though we have a free flash player, it will still be crippled06:10
imbrandonBurgundavia, ok here is what i have so far ( "works" on my ppc ) http://www.imbrandon.com/packages/pool/edgy/gnash/ as i said though work in progress and feedback welcome06:10
imbrandonthe copyright and stuff like that is obviously wrong etc06:11
Burgundaviayep06:11
imbrandonalso note that is version 0.7.2 and it /should/ be 0.7.1+svn20061016 but i was too lazy to change it before i uploaded06:12
Burgundaviaright06:12
imbrandoni'll change that later06:12
Burgundaviaare they not about to release 7.2?06:12
imbrandonnot sure when , but the cvs is active as in a commit every few hours the last week(s)06:12
imbrandonso looks promising06:13
imbrandonit says it will play every flash 7 or below well and /some/ flash 8 stuff06:13
imbrandonso /should/ play most files06:13
Burgundaviabegone foul macromedia crap06:14
imbrandoni only tried a few simple flash games and youtube06:14
imbrandonfonts are a bit ugly as i said but it "works"06:14
Burgundaviahmm, youtube is giving me the "install flash" error06:14
imbrandonand suprisingly no crashes, even on stuff that dident work ( like nelly.net )06:14
Burgundaviatmp/buildd/.firefox/plugins/libgnashplugin.so06:15
Burgundaviaumm...06:15
imbrandonahh crap, my bad, i have that fixed just not rebuilt06:15
imbrandonmove that so to you firefox plugins dir06:15
imbrandonand it will work06:15
imbrandon( after firefox restart )06:16
Burgundaviawhere is the ff dir?06:16
imbrandon /usr/lib/firefox/plugins iirc06:16
imbrandonyea  ^^06:17
Burgundaviawell, I just had a crash06:17
imbrandonouch06:17
imbrandonhrm what site?06:18
Burgundaviayoutube06:18
Burgundaviathe only flash site worth going to06:18
BurgundaviaI am getting a flash, then a grey box now06:18
imbrandonBurgundavia, should be something like this http://federation.imbrandon.com/ss_gnash1.png06:19
Burgundaviaya, no06:20
Burgundavialots of grey boxes06:20
imbrandonhrm06:20
Burgundaviaat least gnash is out of process so it doesn't haul down my entire browser as well06:20
crimsunthere's an environment variable you need to pass to firefox if you're using the composite extension06:20
imbrandonajmitch, can you grab the dsc from that url and build to see if you get the same thing ?06:20
Burgundaviacrimsun: comp extension?06:21
imbrandoncrimsun, comp ext ?06:21
imbrandonfrom gtkext ?06:21
crimsunwell how dandy, LP is down so I can't locate the bug #06:22
imbrandonheh06:22
imbrandonyou mean from libgtkglext1-dev ? hum in kde i dont06:22
imbrandonas i just took that screen shot just now but that dont mean its correct heh06:23
imbrandonyea but all in all it does look like something for edgy+1 but its rough06:24
imbrandonthats for sure06:25
imbrandonhonestly i'm suprised no one has packaged it yet06:25
imbrandonwould go along way to people using it and reporting bugs06:25
Burgundaviayep06:27
Burgundaviado they have a proper bug tracker?06:27
imbrandonhttps://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?group=gnash06:28
Burgundaviacrimsun: what sort of env variable? don't remember off hand?06:33
crimsunskip arb visual or something06:33
crimsunit's in the flashplugin-nonfree bug reports06:34
Burgundaviaah06:34
crimsunI'm sure someone has blogged about it, but I don't remember the precise env var06:35
imbrandonforums probably have it too06:35
imbrandonsomewhere06:35
imbrandoni cant beleave i just said that06:36
imbrandonlol06:36
Burgundaviais it gnash specific?06:36
ajmitchno, xlib-specific I think06:36
imbrandonprobabbly not if it effects flashplugin-nonfree too06:37
imbrandoni wonder if the adobe guys are gonna make a ppc and amd64 version of 906:37
imbrandoni mean they will certainly make a win64 and a osx version so i dont see an issue but who knows06:38
ajmitchI hope they do06:38
Burgundaviaif I were Adobe I probably wouldn't06:38
Burgundaviatbh06:38
imbrandonflash and mp3's are our biggest issues06:38
Burgundaviamore QA headache for little gain06:38
imbrandonwell bigests as in problematic from a new user perspective of every day user06:39
imbrandonthere are bigger fish , i know heh06:39
Burgundaviayes06:39
imbrandoni bet the PR from releasing flashplayer source gpl would make Macromedia Flash MX salse go up06:40
imbrandonbut then again maybe not06:40
Burgundaviaanswered teh phone 5 times in the past 30 minutes. Not once was it for me06:41
Burgundaviabloody roommates06:41
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imbrandonBurgundavia, hehe06:41
nixternalimbrandon: nice blog post there ;)06:41
nixternalhey, did you get my notice earlier with that comic link?06:41
imbrandonnixternal, yea i thought it was a bit funny06:41
imbrandonand yea i saw the comic link06:41
nixternalme too, but i wasn't going to post about that one06:41
nixternalthe comic that is06:42
imbrandonheh i thought it was in bad tatse but to each their own ;)06:42
imbrandontaste*06:42
nixternaljust another jealous gentoo user im sure06:42
imbrandonlol06:42
nixternaldamn06:42
nixternalYAJGU Comic06:42
nixternalthat is the blog post there06:43
Burgundaviacrimsun: was the env variable to do with locale?06:43
imbrandonajmitch / crimsun if you have time tonight to poke that gnash i just uploaded , i'll clean it up a bit and make a blog post and see if we can get some more intrest going06:44
imbrandonajmitch, specialy since you have no flash-nonfree installed so you "know" its purly gnash06:44
crimsunBurgundavia: no SKIP_ARB_VISUALS=1 or something06:44
imbrandonpurely06:44
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crimsunimbrandon: I probably won't have time, sorry. Trying to finish up vlc prior to 6.10 RC.06:45
imbrandoncrimsun, no worries06:45
imbrandonyea thats more important right now06:45
LaserJockwahoo06:45
ajmitchLaserJock: wahoo?06:46
LaserJockI got it06:47
LaserJockI was able to add a nosplash to lilo06:47
LaserJockand it booted06:47
imbrandonhrm /me looks puzzled, if it is installing it via cdbs in tmp/buildd/.firefox/.... shouldent it find it in debian/gnash/.firefox/plugins/libgnashplugin.so  ?06:47
ajmitchah, I see06:47
LaserJockthe weird thing is, it booted with the splash ?!?06:47
ajmitchimbrandon: probably not06:47
imbrandonLaserJock, hehe told ya , it dosent seem like it should affect it but it does06:47
imbrandonajmitch, hum why not, i guess i'm mis understanding something then06:48
ajmitchjust a min06:49
ajmitchtrying to figure out what to do about UDS stuff06:49
LaserJocknow if I can just get the ATI drivers06:49
imbrandonthats the only fix that gets misplaced durring make install so i thought "mv debian/gnash/.firefox/plugins/libgnashplugin.so debian/gnash/usr/lib/firefox/plugins/" would work in the binary-install target06:49
imbrandonokies06:49
imbrandons/fix/file06:50
imbrandonLaserJock, is it a moble ati ?06:50
imbrandon( e.g. notebook or some mac mini's )06:50
LaserJockI don't think so06:50
imbrandonkk nvm then06:50
LaserJockiMac06:50
imbrandonyea imac should be full fledged card06:50
imbrandoniirc06:51
LaserJockyeah06:51
imbrandoni just know my moble ati card in the ibook cant use flrgx or w/e it is06:51
imbrandonit has to use the OSS driver06:51
imbrandonwas gonna make sure you checked first hehe06:52
imbrandonit took me half a day before i decided to look at the supported cards lol06:52
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ajmitchanyone want to donate some money for a worthy cause? ;)06:53
Hobbseehah06:53
imbrandoni really wish i had some , i would bro06:53
Hobbseereally worthy, i'll bet06:53
ajmitchHobbsee: of course it is06:53
crimsunI thought you were invited, ajmitch06:53
ajmitchyou ever doubt me?06:53
ajmitchheh06:54
ajmitchhave to sort out hotel stuff06:55
Hobbseeahh06:55
imbrandonajmitch, you got the flight stuff covered?06:56
ajmitchimbrandon: barely06:56
chillywillybah06:56
imbrandonajmitch, nice, thats good atleaste, i would say you could bunk in my hotel room but i dont know whom else i'll be in the hotel with or what the policys etc are06:57
Burgundaviahttp://lwn.net/Articles/204758/06:57
Burgundaviahmm, good comment06:57
imbrandonajmitch, if you care to poke, i wouldent mind having a 3rd in the room06:58
imbrandonnot even sure whom to poke tbh06:58
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imbrandoncrimsun, btw i forgot to mention if you need a guiney pig for something i can test vlc as i use that as my primary player on my lappy07:03
imbrandonthat is if you need soemthing etc etc etc07:04
crimsunI'm working my way through a merge of the newest from Sid07:04
imbrandonnice07:05
crimsunI hate that I can't test if it will FTBFS just like the current Edgy source package (due to translations)07:05
imbrandontranslations make it FTB ? wow07:05
crimsunpbuilds/sbuilds fine locally. Dies on the buildd.07:06
imbrandonyea i hate when that happens, usaly its a auto{conf,build} thing for me when it does07:06
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siretartmorning07:52
siretartajmitch: any idea why motu-uvf is assigned with bug #43150? I see nothing to do for edgy07:53
UbugtuMalone bug 43150 in gcl "[SRU]  maxima frontends fail to connect" [Undecided,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4315007:53
minghuasiretart: I believe that's for "universe stable release update team"07:54
minghuasiretart: and since when it's formed it's likely going to be the people in motu-uvf anyway... :-)07:54
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LaserJocksiretart: dholbach said to subscribe motu-uvf to it07:55
siretartah, ok07:55
LaserJockwe need a gcl update and rebuild of maxima07:56
siretartI didn't notice that we already agreed on how to do stable updates07:56
LaserJockwe didn't07:56
LaserJockthat's why it's subscribed to motu-uvf instead of a motu-sru07:56
LaserJockor similar07:56
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siretartah, as interim "solution". ok07:56
crimsunimbrandon: will you be around for another 20 minutes or so?07:57
LaserJockyeah07:57
imbrandoncrimsun, yea07:58
crimsunimbrandon: if you don't mind, will you test merged vlc/amd64 debs?07:58
superm1crimsun, I can take a look if you need a set of eyes on an amd64 box.  i've got one here08:03
superm1just give me a link to the source, and i'll build and test it08:03
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crimsunsuperm1: it's currently pbuilding/sbuilding08:06
superm1Ok.  Well then when binaries are ready, i'll be glad to take a look08:06
crimsun2 minutes.08:06
imbrandoncrimsun, sorry was having some irc server issues, but yea i'll be arround08:07
imbrandonand would be happy to test08:07
crimsun-> cleaning the build env08:07
crimsunimbrandon: / superm1: http://adhd.irule.net/~crimsun/08:08
imbrandongrabbing now08:09
crimsunthanks08:10
superm1i can test the player, but cant mozilla plugin for it.  installing...08:11
superm1yup its working for me.  installs clean, and playing back okay with some xvid/ac3 files as well as mpeg2/ac3 and mpeg2/mp2 files.08:13
superm1anything in particular that has changed that will be iffy functionality wise?08:14
imbrandonyup every thing seems fine here too08:14
imbrandonplaying all my media08:15
superm1i dont have any x264 files to check that since it looks like it was in the changelog though.08:15
crimsunplease test a dvd08:16
crimsunI doubt that has been fixed, but feel free to try08:17
imbrandona commercial one ?08:17
crimsunyes08:17
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imbrandonone sec08:17
crimsunthere are dupes where it will crash on amd6408:17
superm1oh that will take a few minutes to find ;)08:17
crimsun(not much we can do about it presently, however)08:17
crimsun(same for the keyboard shortcuts)08:17
=== imbrandon found a farscape dvd , one sec
superm1resevoir dogs here. and its struglling08:18
crimsunI'm not entirely convinced it's vlc's fault.08:19
superm1let me throw it thru xine then and make sure that libdvdcss2 isnt yelling at me then08:19
crimsunI have libdvdcss2 1.2.9-1 installed (locally compiled)08:19
superm1i'm running 1.2.5-1 locally compiled here.08:20
superm1Oh it definately segfaulted on the dvd.   xine played it fine08:20
crimsunok, good.08:21
imbrandonoh wow segfaults08:21
imbrandonyea here too08:21
crimsunwell, not really good per se, but no regression.08:21
superm1haha08:21
imbrandonit tried to play, sorta08:21
imbrandonthen segfaults08:21
crimsun-rw-r--r--  1 crimsun crimsun  15M 2006-10-18 01:46 vlc_0.8.6-svn20061012.debian-1ubuntu1.debdiff08:21
crimsuncheckout that monster.08:21
imbrandonwow08:21
superm1thats huge.08:21
superm1that many changes in svn since the last release, huh?08:22
crimsunthat's essentially two entire new upstream snapshots rolled in as dpatches08:22
imbrandonwow08:22
crimsunso to kill the FTBFS, I'm just going to file an UVFe.08:22
crimsunimbrandon: / superm1: hang for 5 mins, please; I'll grab a LP bug# for you guys to affirm08:24
superm1k08:24
imbrandonkk08:24
imbrandonheh now i wanan watch my farscape peacekeepers dvd08:26
ajmitchhi siretart - I see the other explained it08:28
ajmitchI didn't know about it either :)08:28
siretartajmitch: yes :)08:29
superm1siretart, the other day you mentioned that the change from bin/sh to bin/bash in mythplugins would be good until we got a upstream revision that fixed the problem properly?  I spoke with marrillat and he released a cleaned up package this morning that i merged to earlier: bug 6656408:31
UbugtuMalone bug 66564 in mythplugins "Mythweb doesn't set permissions correctly" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6656408:31
ajmitchheh, linus is so diplomatic...08:31
ajmitch"You must be doing something wrong. Is it just that people want to pee in08:31
ajmitchthe snow and leave their mark?"08:32
ajmitchtalking on the bzr mailing list08:32
imbrandonlol08:32
lifelessajmitch: there are much more choice comments from him08:34
lifelessit gives me hope that bzr will win, simply through offending our users less08:35
Burgundaviahmm, linus calls confusing "expressive"08:35
BurgundaviaI liked that08:35
ajmitchlifeless: yes, just reading through the VCS comparison thread now08:36
siretartsuperm1: cool. good work08:37
siretartsuperm1: are these changes critical for edgy?08:37
superm1i wouldnt say the entire patch is critical for edgy, but it would be nice to have at least the mythweb part of the patch put in08:38
superm1makes for a *much* cleaner mythweb install08:38
siretartajmitch: could you please have a look at bug #6275108:38
siretartbug 6275108:38
UbugtuMalone bug 62751 in usplash "Upstart doesn't activate luks volumes in cryptsetup" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6275108:38
superm1at least in my vmware virtual machine08:38
ajmitchok08:39
siretartajmitch: I'd like to hear your opinion if you think we should upload Scotts openvt patch. works for me and others, at least08:39
siretartbut I think I'm a bit biased, so I'ld like to hear a neutral opinion08:39
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ajmitchsiretart: having the password show is worrying still08:40
siretartajmitch: removing 'splash' fixes this08:41
ajmitchsiretart: though being able to enter the password at all is critical08:41
ajmitchI'd upload & document the splash issue08:41
ajmitchotherwise people who upgrade from dapper will have big problems08:41
siretartoh yes08:42
siretartI have a quite angry collegue about this08:42
siretartI'd perhaps implement a solution which would fetch the key from an usb stick or something08:42
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imbrandonyea i alwasy wondered how i could essentialy "lock" my computer not to work without a usb key08:44
imbrandonmaybe sometime i'll find the time to google it08:44
ajmitchone way is to boot from USB08:44
imbrandonahh yea that would be the easy solutiuon, but i dont think my iBook supports that08:45
imbrandonfirewire, but i dont think usb08:45
imbrandoncould probably put /boot on the usb stick though and grub on the hda and essentialy be the same thing08:46
siretartajmitch: start with crypting swap. thats easy, just take /dev/random as key08:46
siretartimbrandon: you need to place a script in your initramfs, which tries to mount your stick, and fetches the key from there08:46
siretartimbrandon: it is on my todo list, I'll blog an howto for that when I finished that ;)08:46
imbrandonas long as the initram could mount the usb stick08:46
siretartthats the other solution08:46
siretartagain another solution propagated by many debian developers is to put everything but /boot on an LVM in a crypted PV08:47
imbrandonalthough without encrypting it like siretart said you would be able tyo boot from a cdrom08:47
ajmitchsiretart: I have swap encrypted08:47
siretartajmitch: :)08:47
ajmitchI didn't have time to move everything else :)08:47
imbrandonhrm i'll be doing a reinstall before mtv , i might try ti08:48
ajmitchso it was more an experiment that never went anywhere :)08:48
imbrandonwhy encrypt swap?08:48
ajmitchbecause all sorts of interesting stuff gets swapped out08:49
imbrandonhow much of a preformace hit will this be to my poor old lappy08:49
imbrandonheh08:49
ajmitchshouldn't be much08:50
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ajmitchdisk is generally much slower than CPU08:50
siretartimbrandon: how paranoid are  you with having your gpg passphrase written out in plaintext to your hard drive?08:50
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imbrandonsiretart, WHA !?!08:50
siretartimbrandon: well, if those pages get swapped out (e.g. because of hibernating), this is what happens08:50
imbrandonoh jez08:51
minghuaimbrandon: that's how it's written when gpg's memory gets swapped out08:51
=== imbrandon serouisly looks into doing this soon on the lappy
ajmitchof course you can't actually hibernate with encrypted swap :)08:51
siretarthrhr08:51
crimsunsuperm1: / imbrandon: please affirm successful install and execution on bug 66686 , thanks.08:51
UbugtuMalone bug 66686 in vlc "[Edgy UVF exception request]  vlc_0.8.6-svn20061012.debian-1ubuntu1" [Undecided,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/6668608:51
imbrandoni never hybernate or suspend anyhow but still08:51
imbrandoncrimsun, done08:53
superm1done08:53
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dholbachgood morning08:56
siretartheyheyhey, dholbach!08:56
imbrandonheya dholbach08:56
dholbachhey siretart, hey imbrandon08:58
dholbachHAPPY HUG DAY!08:58
ajmitchdaniel!!08:59
dholbachANDREW!"08:59
imbrandonimbra..... oh wait , i'm supose to say someone elses name :/09:00
imbrandon:)09:00
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imbrandonlooks like there is a full howto on the forums siretart for breezy, shouldent be hard to subsitute for edgy i would assume09:05
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imbrandonhrm i think i'm gonna reinstall my lappy and do this09:07
imbrandonnow that you all have me paranoid09:07
imbrandonlol09:07
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ajmitchdholbach: ready to rock the world?09:08
superm1imbrandon, at least your not as paranoid as i was about my wireless.  I went crazy and wiped my motorola firmware from my router.  i through openwrt on there  I installed openvpn, and signed all of my keys against cacert.org.  I then had the router drop all packets that weren't intended for that router on the non-standard port I had openvpn running on :)09:08
imbrandonheh09:09
dholbachajmitch: getting ready :)09:09
superm1but this encrypting partitions stuff has me thinking....... I wanted to ditch reiserfs anyhow....09:09
superm1i'll have to watch for how well your luck goes with it09:10
imbrandonyea i had no idea about the swap thing, thats scarry to me ( esp how important my gpg info is to me )09:10
superm1well thinkabout if you pipe /dev/mem into strings.  you know how much useful info you can get from that.  then think about how often your swap is substituted for memory.  really can be scary09:11
imbrandonhrm atleaste swap should be done ootb imho09:19
imbrandonmaybe for edgy+109:19
ajmitchnah09:21
ajmitchas we said, it breaks hibernation09:22
ajmitchtoo many people want that09:22
imbrandonahh true09:22
imbrandonwont stop me though09:22
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imbrandoni'm doing the swap now and will likely reinstall everything in te next 24 hours09:22
imbrandoni been meaning to do it anyhow as my partitons are all too small09:23
ajmitchI'll probably just move all the data off, setup encrypted volumes, move it back on09:23
minghuawell, my feeling is that if someone gets his hands on my laptop swap I am screwed already, so I don't bother that09:23
imbrandonminghua, probably but i dont like the idea anyway09:23
=== ajmitch has enough free space on the desktop to move everything off
imbrandoni'm just doing my swap as a "test" and going to just backup my /home and format everything09:24
imbrandoni need to take osx off here before mtv anyhow so i have some extra space09:24
imbrandoni never use it anymore anyhow09:24
minghuaimbrandon: nothing wrong with you.  it's never paranoid enough when it comes to security09:25
imbrandonsides if i do it now and there are any bugs i have time to work the kinks out before i'm on the road09:25
minghuaI am just lazy09:25
imbrandonminghua, true heh09:26
imbrandonanytime i head "plain text" and pasword i get all itchy09:26
ajmitchhehe09:26
imbrandon'specialy gpg password09:26
FujitsuWhat's all this rioting?09:26
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ajmitchimbrandon: it'll still be insecure09:26
imbrandonajmitch, well yea but far less09:27
imbrandonheh just buy more ram and no swap09:27
imbrandonlol09:27
imbrandonplus just the "cool" factor of a usb stick needed to boot the lappy is nice in of itself09:28
crimsunimbrandon: / superm1: thanks09:28
imbrandonbut that just made it a bit more urgent09:29
imbrandoncrimsun, np09:29
superm1np crimsun09:29
imbrandoncrimsun, lemme know if you need anything else09:29
FujitsuBut the `Oh $#&# the USB key just died factor is a bit of a turn-off :P09:29
Fujitsu*died'09:29
imbrandonFujitsu, backups ;)09:29
Fujitsuimbrandon, still...09:29
imbrandonimage the usbstick and encrypt it offsite09:29
minghuaencrypt with what?09:30
imbrandonminghua, tbd heh09:30
imbrandonor just image it and put ina safety deposit box09:31
imbrandon:)09:31
minghuayou can ask someone else to encrypt it for you - just like leave your backup key to your neighbor :-)09:31
imbrandontrue09:31
imbrandonthats all bordering on nsa security heh09:32
imbrandonor use a second signed key09:32
imbrandonlol09:32
ajmitchouch09:33
ajmitchvery stuttery logout sound09:33
ajmitchI believe that's been disabled now anyway...09:33
superm1i think that the image in a safety deposit box is the best bet.  if someone really wants your data bad enough to go through the trouble of breaking into a bank to get your safety deposit box, and figuring out that you have an image in there- you might as well make it worth their trouble09:33
imbrandonlol09:34
Fujitsusuperm1, if they figure that much out, you've probably got more to worry about than your data.09:34
minghuabut he still doesn't have the passphrase!09:34
superm1lol09:34
imbrandonhahah if they break into the bank to steal your image i image getting your passphrase has already been done09:35
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minghuaHmm, makes sense09:35
ajmitchI just booted windows XP :)09:35
imbrandonajmitch, blasphmey !?!09:35
imbrandonheh09:35
Fujitsuajmitch, you evil evil thing.09:35
ajmitchyou'll live09:36
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imbrandonsee if you can checkinstall msoffice in cygwin while your there, will make a good blog post09:36
FujitsuThe only way to destroy a Windows user.09:36
Fujitsuimbrandon, yes!09:36
imbrandoni actualy thought about setting up a co-linux edgy / xp box  on the amd6409:37
imbrandonjust havent found the time09:37
imbrandonnor motavation09:37
FujitsuAh good, I've still got a shard of CD left >:-)09:38
imbrandonhum isnt swap supose to showup on `mount'09:39
ajmitchno09:39
imbrandoni dont think my swapspace has been activating heh09:39
ajmitchactually it should, I think09:39
superm1free -m will show it there09:39
Lathiatdoesnt here09:39
Lathiatcat /proc/swaps does09:39
ajmitchdid you change /etc/fstab to point to the new volume?09:40
imbrandonajmitch, well i was going too but it wasent in there, thats what got me thinking it waswent mounting on boot09:40
imbrandonheh i have a /dev/hda5 swap but nothing in fstab09:40
imbrandonfor hda509:40
imbrandonbut  cat /proc/swaps shows it soooo /me is a tad confused09:41
minghuaI don't think swap is shown in mount output09:44
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=== ajmitch had better not lose his passport
imbrandonno that would not be good09:45
imbrandonhum this isnt supported form the installer?09:45
imbrandonfrom*09:45
imbrandone.g. i have to make a temp install and do all this stuff then move it ?09:46
imbrandonand use the temp install space as swap09:46
ajmitchprobably\09:46
ajmitchat best the alternate installer may support it09:46
ajmitchI know debian's installer does now09:46
imbrandonhrm , i hope the daily images are good, i think i'm gonna grab an alternate and try this09:47
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imbrandonsomeone has already digg'd that 6.10 is released :(09:49
imbrandonhttp://my.opera.com/Camus/blog/2006/10/17/ubuntu-6-10-is-here09:49
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sivangmorning10:42
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ajmitchhi siretart :)11:23
thomajmitch: have you played with selinux on edgy?11:29
siretarthi ajmitch :)11:30
ajmitchyes11:30
thomajmitch: any hints - installing selinux-policy-default from universe just bombed bitching about selinuxfs11:31
ajmitchyou'll run into real issues on edgy due to the change to upstart, which won't load the policy11:31
ajmitchI've got a mostly-baked patch to it to do that11:31
thomi've not got upstart installed11:31
ajmitchideally you'd use that, newer libselinux, libsepol, checkpolicy, etc along with the modular reference policy from debian11:32
thomright11:32
thomtried that; it ran for approx 12 hours ttrying to relabel11:32
thom(in vmware this is)11:32
ajmitchthat's quite awhile, not overly surprising for the first time relabelling in vmware11:33
thomyou'd expect it to run that long on a 400MB image?11:33
ajmitchhm, I think keybuk disabled the selinux patch in sysvinit at some point11:33
ajmitchfor something that small, no11:33
thomif that lasted till edgy i'm going to punch him in the face at UDS11:34
ajmitchI'd expect it to take much less than an hour on my laptop with 70GB of stuff11:34
ajmitchyou need selinux support in?11:34
ajmitchI think it was turned off because the patch was noisy by default, and then we moved to upstart11:34
thomi don't have a key here otherwise i'd upload it with it turned back on11:35
ajmitchwe have both people who like selinux & people who hate it in the team11:36
thomno, it looks like it got turned back on during the edgy merges11:36
ajmitchso it'd be a fight to get it in by default at any point11:36
thomno no11:36
ivoksthom: you use selinux?11:36
thomit's just a case of convincing mark it's shiny11:36
ajmitchheh11:37
thomivoks: looking into it for work11:37
ajmitchwe need to borrow some of the nice shiny UI from fedora then11:37
thomwell, that shouldn't be a challenge11:37
thomfedora theft is well established11:37
ajmitchmaybe mix in some compositing effects11:37
ajmitch& we have a winner11:37
thomheh11:37
ivoksi tried once11:37
ivokson rh11:37
ivoksonce and never again11:38
thomwell, my choices are get selinux working or run openbsd11:38
ajmitchouch11:38
thomand, frankly, i'm willing to put up with near infinite amounts of pain to avoid openbsd11:38
ajmitchat the moment, debian is a better choice over edgy11:38
ajmitchsince I didn't have the time when it counted to get things updated for edgy11:39
thomyeah, which is somewhat irritating11:39
thomsince everything else is either ubuntu or solaris11:39
ajmitchit's mainly going to be a matter of pulling the right packages in & integrating them11:39
ajmitchpartly why I want xen to play with as well11:40
thomnod11:40
ajmitchare you going to MV next month?11:41
thomyes11:41
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ajmitchI see you were down for everything I'm interested in11:41
ajmitchso you tried the reference policy & it was the one taking a long time to relabel?11:43
thomyep11:44
thomand yes, it looks like we have pretty similar interests at this point11:45
=== ajmitch doesn't know why relabelling would take that long then
thomi might try it on a real machine in a minute11:51
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StevenKdholbach: Ping.12:34
ajmitchhi StevenK12:35
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ChandanHi12:39
ChandanFujitsu, what will be the build system you will be using for compiling packages12:40
FujitsuChandan, what do you mean by build system?12:40
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ChandanFujitsu, Host system ..(Os its version) ..where you will be building the package12:41
FujitsuWhy does this matter?12:41
ChandanFujitsu, Means .. a package for dapper is compiled on dapper itself or what12:41
FujitsuA package for Dapper is built on the appropriate architecture using Dapper, etc.12:42
dholbachStevenK: pong12:42
GloubiboulgaChandan, the host system does not need to be dapper, you can build a package for dapper on edgy or sid12:43
ChandanFujitsu, Because If I build a package over dapper and if I try to install that over breezy ..dependency problem is coming ..So the base system should be the same release of the distro12:43
Gloubiboulgayou just have to use a chroot12:43
StevenKdholbach: galago-gtk-python also needs a rebuild upload for the new libgalago SOVER. Can I go ahead?12:43
ChandanGloubiboulga, Can I build a package for dapper in breezy12:44
GloubiboulgaChandan, yes12:44
GloubiboulgaChandan, look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto12:45
dholbachStevenK: sure12:45
StevenKdholbach: Uploaded. Thanks.12:46
ChandanGloubiboulga, How , dapper package needs higher version libraries or build-depends which are not in breezy .. right ..How do I compile then12:47
thomajmitch: i'm tempted to suggest an ubuntu-se-server short-term pico distribution12:48
GloubiboulgaChandan, that's why you need to create a dapper chroot on your breezy system12:48
ChandanGloubiboulga, If I do that wont it affect my breezy systemm..Wont it upgrade my breezy system12:49
GloubiboulgaChandan, no12:49
ajmitchthom: I'd hope it'd be quite short-lived only because we get stuff into edgy+1 asap12:49
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ajmitchthom: most of the problem with selinux in ubuntu has been lack of interest & time12:50
ChandanGloubiboulga, How do I create dapper chroot12:50
thomyup12:50
GloubiboulgaChandan, have a look at the link I gave you, and at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebootstrapChroot12:50
Gloubiboulgaeverything is clearly explained12:51
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ajmitchjsgotangco: kind of you, really12:51
ChandanGloubiboulga, ok12:51
thomajmitch: well, my point is that we do a pico distribution, integrate it and test it and turn it on by default during edgy+1, then we can merge that back to -server in edgy+212:52
jsgotangcoajmitch: its surprising since selinux seems to solidify a distros position in the business environment12:52
ajmitchthom: sounds workable - I should be at MV to discuss it as well12:53
ajmitchjsgotangco: it's not shiny12:53
thomace12:55
bhalejsgotangco: im not sure about that12:56
bhaleredhat only gets away with turning it on for business because they have a braindead policy12:56
ajmitchhello bhale12:56
jsgotangcobhale: it the most general term, not so much thinking on the technical aspect that is12:56
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bhalenovell admits that its so hard to configure that it wasnt worth their time to fark with12:56
bhalejsgotangco: you're wrong :)12:57
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jsgotangcoheh12:57
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thombhale: but how much of that is justification for novell not using it, and how much is truth12:57
bhalethom: its 100% truth12:58
bhalebut12:58
bhalethey could have built a learning mode (some work already there) on top of selinux instead of starting over12:58
thomnod12:58
thomit seems like targetted is actually a pretty good compromise12:58
bhaleI agree12:59
bhalesame for selective deployment of SSP and PIE12:59
bhaleNX12:59
thomyup01:00
bhaleI used to be further in the all or nothing camp01:00
thomthere's a lot than can be done incrementally01:00
bhaledoesnt work in the real world01:00
thomalthough it seems like SSP has worked out pretty well in edgy thusfar01:00
bhaleyeah, good thing01:00
bhaleI was worried about it01:00
bhalebreaking all over causing us to drop it across the board01:01
thomyeah01:01
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StevenKPretty much everything is built with SSP in Edgy, right?01:01
thomseems like PIE is pretty sane too, so it might be worth pushing that soon01:01
thomStevenK: pretty much01:01
bhalePIE is tough01:01
ajmitchStevenK: pretty much anything uploaded since it was turned on in june/july01:02
bhalethere is alot of ASM out there that uses the same register as PIE01:02
bhaleASM is hard to fix01:02
bhale%ebx register01:02
ajmitchright, time for me to sleep01:06
ajmitchnight all01:07
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slomobhale: with PIE one register is reserved all the time for PIE? sounds like this could result in a bad performance loss on x86 where registers are rare anyway...01:35
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thombhale: ebx is also what PIC uses though, right? so i'd think that many things that are PIC safe are PIE safe01:42
Chandanimbrandon, hi01:47
thom(cos you can just do the copy&restore trick)01:47
Chandanimbrandon, Yesterday I was discussing about package compilation and adding our own version to that01:47
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ChandanFujitsu, I have a doubt on adding our own version for the package .. Which I was discuswsing yesterday01:50
Fujitsu-sigh-01:50
FujitsuWhat about it, Chandan?01:50
ChandanFujitsu, Ubuntu will be syncing with debian , right01:50
FujitsuYes.01:50
ChandanSuppose Debian has libc6-2.3.6-1 package01:51
Chandanand you are taking that and recompiling and making it ubuntu version by adding libc6-2.3.6-1ubuntu101:51
Fujitsulibc_2.3.6-1ubuntu1, it'd be, but yes.01:51
Chandanthen if I see"apt-cache redepends libc6" , it shows whole list of pacakges which are dendependent on libc601:52
FujitsuYes...01:52
azeemChandan: that is expected01:52
ChandanSo , If I try to install any of those packages over libc6-2.3.6-1ubuntu1, will that package installs properly01:53
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ChandanFujitsu, as the other packages needs libc6 version of 2.3.6-1 , which is debian version01:53
FujitsuDo they explicitly depend on 2.3.6-1?01:54
ChandanFujitsu, if it is >= it is installing , some packages which need exact match 2.3.6-1 , they are not installing01:54
ChandanWhat do I do for this01:54
FujitsuThen you need to rebuild the packages that require exactly 2.3.6-101:54
FujitsuI believe we've been through this before, multiple times.01:54
ChandanHow do I finf the pacakges which need exact match from that whole list of pacakges01:55
azeemChandan: grep-dctrl01:55
Chandanazeem, what this command will do, just only this command or any other options I need to give01:56
azeemChandan: read the documentation for it01:56
thomChandan: read the friend manpage, i suggest01:56
thomfriendly01:56
Chandanazeem, ok01:56
Chandanthom, ok01:56
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Chandanazeem, How do I do this recursevely ..May be gdm package needs libc6 exact match .. the other package needs gdm exact match ..01:59
Chandanazeem, i want to create a ubuntu like repository for my project ,as I am working on buidling a distro ..02:00
azeemChandan: just rebuild all02:00
azeemthose are binary dependencies, not source ones02:00
Chandanazeem, I have edited some packages and added xbossY same as ubuntu ..But I am facing that exact match problem02:00
Chandanazeem, Then what about source pacakge dependencies02:01
azeemwhat about them?02:01
Chandanazeem, what rebuild all will do02:01
azeemit will make sure your package dependencies are right02:01
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Chandanazeem, ok02:01
Chandanazeem, I dont have rebuild command in my system ..Which package do I need to install02:03
azeemthere is no package02:04
azeemChandan: you can (i) read up on how Debian autobuilders work (I won't help you, this is quite difficult), (ii) pay somebody to do it for yuo (iii) find a custom solution yourself02:05
Chandanazeem, Then rebuild all means what , I need to rebuild all the packages again02:05
Chandanazeem, ok02:06
azeemor you can forget about recursively and see what breaks, and then rebuild those specifically02:06
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bhalethom: thats true02:30
bhalethom: (pie implies pic iirc)02:30
bhaleslomo: its like 10% i think02:30
bhaleslomo: well, i dont know about raw asm02:31
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bhalethom: just that pie applies to executables, not shared objects.. or more executables are pic shared objects02:31
slomobhale: 10% ist really much...02:32
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bhale..from excel02:33
bhaleawk to the rescue02:33
bhaleour database pads ip addresses with zeros02:33
bhale010.009.074.10902:34
bhaleawesome.02:34
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thomkwality02:45
thom(yes, PIE implies PIC)02:46
thommmm, pie02:46
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bhale"you have a problem, so you decide to use regex. now you have two problems"02:56
bhalejwz02:56
ograhaha02:57
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ograhe's right :)02:57
thomlike most things jwz says, he's somewhat right02:59
ograyeah03:02
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bddebianHeya gang03:41
LaserJockhi bddebian03:44
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bddebianHi LaserJock03:46
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LaserJockhmm, adept has a funny menu entry04:14
LaserJock"Adept Manager Manage Packages"04:14
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bhalehaha feisty05:02
bhaleyou saw it here first folks05:02
LaserJockno I didn't05:03
LaserJock:p05:03
bhalewhats the animal?05:03
LaserJockI don't know that05:03
bhalelame05:03
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LaserJockit's got to be feisty ferret :-)05:05
zulhmm?05:06
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Adri2000edgy+1 = feisty ?05:07
LaserJockfeisty finch?05:07
LaserJockin a not-yet-official way05:08
Adri2000https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/feature-cycle05:08
zulfiesty fox05:08
Adri2000"This discussion will describe how feature planning in Ubuntu should happen for Feisty+1"05:08
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LaserJockexactly05:09
bhalefeisty fox vs the ice weasel05:09
sivangre05:09
sivanghehe05:09
sivangso it's known now that it's fesity?05:10
lloydinhoheh. Looks like sabdfl managed to leak this himself.. :)05:10
Adri2000now I understand "Feisty", I read that earlier and I was not sure it was edgy+1 :)05:10
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=== Nafallo looks forward to seed the rc ;-)
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illovaeyo05:18
highvoltageyo illo05:18
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joejaxxhighvoltage: hello05:37
thomajmitch: so relabelling on unstable under vmware with the targeted policy takes on the order of seconds05:37
joejaxxajmitch: if i wanted to create a user that is just like the initial user after native install in ubuntu i can just to adduser --system --group joejaxx right?05:38
joejaxxdo*05:38
joejaxxajmitch: and it whould be setup the same way?05:39
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LaserJockI don't know that you want --system05:39
LaserJockfor a real user05:39
joejaxxLaserJock: so minus the system rather05:40
joejaxxi whould have to do adduser --group joejaxx05:40
joejaxxand add myself to the sudoerfile?05:40
LaserJockno, I think that should be handled via groups05:41
LaserJocki.e. the adm group05:42
joejaxxno i have to add the joejaxx group to the adm group?05:42
LaserJockyou need to add the joejaxx user to the adm group05:43
LaserJockI believe05:43
joejaxxoh ok05:43
highvoltagehi joejaxx05:44
joejaxxLaserJock: i am just wondering why is there a joejaxx group when there is no one in it?05:44
joejaxxhighvoltage: hello05:44
LaserJockjoejaxx: joejaxx isn't in it?05:45
fowlduckhey, anyone having ipw2100 issues with edgy since this morning?  or am I alone?05:45
LaserJockhmm, maybe that is implyed05:46
joejaxxLaserJock: no it is not05:46
joejaxxit is just an empty group "joejaxx" with a guid of 100005:46
LaserJockright05:46
LaserJocksame on my machine05:46
joejaxxLaserJock: so i have to do05:46
joejaxxadduser --group --ingroup admin joejaxx05:47
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joejaxxto create the joejaxx group with nothing in it05:47
joejaxxand to add  myself to the admin group05:47
LaserJockI don't think you need to include the joejaxx group05:50
joejaxxok05:50
LaserJockI think that is created automatically05:50
joejaxxah alright05:50
LaserJockjust try it out with a test user on your machine05:51
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Toadstoolgood morning everybody06:05
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crimsuncbx33: they're all useful (languages), but until Java becomes Free, then arguably less so than the others07:02
cbx33crimsun, so in your opinion....which would be most beneficial for me to learn "in-depth"07:02
crimsuncbx33: depends on the application, though one can't go wrong with either C++ or Python07:03
crimsunthe language is secondary to the design07:03
cbx33ok.... /me vows to learn more python07:03
cbx33true07:03
cbx33can you code gnome applets in python?07:03
thomcbx33: yes07:03
cbx33nice07:03
thomlearn c rather than c++, corrupt yourself later07:04
cbx33then I'll carry on with python07:04
cbx33for the meanwhile07:04
Toadstooluhuh, my piupart thing all over Universe is currently testing dblatex... 13286 to go after this one :/07:04
Toadstool+packages07:05
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LaserJockisn't l-r-m supposed to bring in the ATI driver?07:08
crimsunthe kernel module, yes.07:11
LaserJockmy l-r-m only deps on nvidia stuff07:12
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crimsunLaserJock: I take it you've not looked at its package listing?07:14
LaserJockpackage listing?07:14
crimsunfor l-r-m-$(uname -r)07:14
LaserJockI did a apt-cache show linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-10-generic07:16
LaserJockand all I see is nvidia stuff07:16
crimsunred herring.07:16
crimsuncrimsun@adhd:~$ dpkg-deb -c linux-restricted-modules-2.6.17-10-generic_2.6.17.5-10_i386.deb|grep fglrx|wc -l07:16
crimsun407:16
crimsunalways look at the deb itself.07:17
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LaserJockok, but the question still stands07:17
LaserJockI don't know how I can tell if I have the ATI driver installed07:17
crimsun/which/ driver? kernel? X?07:17
crimsunif you have l-r-m-$(uname -r) installed, then you have the former07:18
LaserJockheck if I know? :-)07:18
LaserJockI just want to have the binary ATI driver so I can get my X working right07:18
LaserJockalthough it still might not work07:18
crimsunyou need xorg-driver-fglrx and fglrx-control in addition07:19
aboeLaserJock, open up a gnome-terminal and type in the following : glxinfo07:19
LaserJockdoes nvidia need that too?07:20
crimsunnvidia doesn't need anything related to ATI.07:20
LaserJockno, but I mean I thought with nvidia all you had to do was install l-r-m and you were good to go07:20
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crimsunyou need nvidia-glx{,-legacy}07:21
crimsunl-r-m comes by default.07:21
aboesadly you also need to change you're xorg.conf LaserJock to load up a different driver07:21
LaserJockI know aboe07:21
LaserJockI was just confused about the dependency situation07:21
crimsunstill unclear? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto07:22
LaserJockwell, if konqi worked I'd try it :-)07:22
crimsunuse w3m then.07:22
LaserJockI was reading the info07:22
pirastajmitch, what's about gnomesword? :-P07:22
LaserJockI just wasn't sure if it was right07:22
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herziajmitch: ping07:22
LaserJockcrimsun: sweet, I didn't know w3m was installed by default07:23
aboeme neither...hehehe07:24
aboegood to know if I lose X07:24
LaserJockdarn, I don't even know what ATI card this thing has. I think maybe ATI doesn't have a driver for it :(07:25
crimsunlspci -v should tell you07:25
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LaserJocksays unknown device07:26
LaserJockI'll blame apple07:26
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zulget a nice x86 that should solve the problem07:26
LaserJockit is07:26
LaserJockthat's the problem07:26
crimsunwhich model?07:27
LaserJockit's a 17" intel iMac07:27
LaserJockI think it's something like a x160007:27
ToadstoolLaserJock: did you try to update-pciids to get lspci a little more verbose about your ATI card?07:28
LaserJockno07:28
LaserJockoh, that worked07:29
Toadstool:)07:29
LaserJockATI Technologies Inc M56P [Radeon Mobility X1600] 07:29
LaserJockthanks Toadstool07:29
Toadstoolnp07:29
hubso proprietary insecure driver07:30
hub...07:30
LaserJockhub: do you know that?07:30
thomLaserJock: if you can't positively assert it's secure, then it's insecure07:31
hubgiven that you can't review the code07:31
LaserJockI'm not questioning if it's secure or not07:31
thomand because it's proprietary, then you can't assert it's secure07:31
huband that it runs as r00t07:31
LaserJockI'm questioning wheither ATI even has a linux driver for it or not07:31
LaserJockwhen I tried the first time they didn't07:31
hubLaserJock: it came 6 month after the card got released07:31
hubso I don't call that support07:31
hubbut it is in there now07:31
LaserJockok cool07:32
hubthat does not mean it will work on a Mac07:32
hubbecaues ATI does not support that either07:32
hub(even Intel)07:32
LaserJockwhat?07:33
LaserJockI thought you said that they had a linux driver for it?07:33
LaserJocknow I'm confused07:33
hubfor regular PCs07:33
hubnot for ICBM07:33
hubbut it should work on ICBM with Linux07:33
LaserJockwell, I'll just try it and see07:33
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hubjust a proof that mac are not suited for runing Linux07:34
LaserJockheh07:34
LaserJockwell, I guess I better boot back into OS X then07:34
hubor buy a real PC07:34
LaserJockit's not mine07:34
LaserJockI don't get to decide07:34
LaserJockat least maybe I can get Linux on the thing07:35
LaserJockand show my boss that Linux isn't crap07:35
LaserJockit's a really nice machine too07:37
LaserJockit sure beats my other PC07:37
LaserJockso I'd rather develop on this07:37
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LaserJockok, that seemed to work07:47
LaserJockand konqueror works07:48
LaserJockwahoo07:48
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thom_DvP_: please disable public away07:51
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shawarmaHmm... I'd like to calculate the total size of ubuntu-desktop and all its dependencies.. Any bright ideas?08:08
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mc44do you need permission from manufacturers to redistribute drivers, i.e. could closed source wireless drivers for use with ndiswrapper be distributed by Ubuntu? would you have to get permission from each manufacturer?08:55
thomyou would need permission from the IP owner of the firmware or driver08:57
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mc44thom: hmm I guess that makes my cunning plane for wireless working out of the box a tad unfeasible :-/08:58
mc44*plan08:58
thommc44: heh, you're not the first to suggest it :-)08:59
mc44thom: I guess we'd get open source drivers before getting permission to rdistribute from everyone :)08:59
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thommost likely09:02
thomivoks: hey, wanna import the new ion3? ;-)09:02
ivoksheh09:05
ivoksi'm trying to get my laptop work :)09:05
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ivoksthom: anyway... it's too late for edgy :)09:06
thompfft09:07
thomcoward :-)09:07
ivokswell, there a role for everyone :)09:07
ivoks's09:08
=== bhale HUGS StevenK
bhalebug 5932509:10
UbugtuMalone bug 59325 in muine "Crashes due to API change in Glade [edgy] " [Undecided,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5932509:10
mc44 I wonder if a program would be useful that runs ndiswrapper's graphical frontend if a pci-id of a card know to work with ndiswrapper is found, and gives helpful instructions like prompting for the driver cd and auto sets up the driver if found, or suggests a weblink09:13
superm1ndisgtk?09:13
superm1like modifying that?09:13
mc44yeah, with actual hardware detection to find out the chip and tell you what driver you need09:14
superm1i personally think that'd be very useful09:14
superm1you considered writing a spec for it for edgy+1?09:14
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mc44superm1: yeah, well I was consdering a cunning spec with drivers on the CD but obviously thats impractical, so I'm trying to think of a solution better than our current one09:15
superm1considering the shere volume of drivers out there you'd need approval to distribute, i agree and dont think on a CD would be practical.  a hal rule for wireless devices to run something similar to ndisgtk09:16
superm1that detects the manufacturer09:16
superm1and either recommends the website to get the driver or asks you to put in the cd you got with it09:16
mc44right09:16
superm1well considering ndisgtk is a good start - do you know if its an ubuntu started app or if we are pulling it from somewhere upstream?  might be a good idea to talk to whoever wrote it09:18
superm1and see what they have on their plate and would be willing to help09:18
superm1Sam Pohlenz <retrix@internode.on.net> is the maintainer sitting on it09:19
mc44I think its from ndiswrapper people, but i'll check09:19
superm1and we didn't pull from debian based on that version number09:19
superm10.6-0ubuntu109:19
shawarmasuperm1: It was a SoC project last year.09:19
shawarmasuperm1: I think ogra mentored it.09:20
superm1ah09:20
superm1shawarma, is Sam the one that wrote it then?09:21
superm1for SoC09:21
shawarmasuperm1: no idea09:25
sivanghi09:25
shawarmasuperm1: I just remember we talked about it in Paris.09:25
shawarmahi, sivang!09:25
superm1well mc44, i'd say you should throw a spec together and prod someone who is going to google campus next month to talk about it09:26
sivanghey shawarma , how's it going?09:26
superm1sounds like a great idea09:26
mc44superm1: will do :)09:26
mc44superm1: although convincing someone to talk about it might be more tricky :)09:26
superm1hehe09:27
superm1well if i was going i would, but you know how that goes ;)09:27
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shawarmasivang: I'm fine. I'm just getting ready to go on a field trip with a bunch of people from university. It's going to be great.09:27
shawarmasivang: How about you?09:28
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superm1mc44, when you get the spec together, you can CC me on it, and i'll be another set of eyes to look it over if you want09:34
sivangshawarma: felt a bit exhusted, took a pill, went to sleep, woke up, trying to see what stuff I can do next :)09:36
mc44superm1: sure, thanks09:41
ajmitchmorning all09:43
sivangmorning ajmitch09:43
Toadstoolhey ajmitch09:45
zulmorning09:45
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Kyralwhee published my first RubyGem10:06
LaserJockcool10:09
LaserJockwhat is it for?10:09
KyralMy little system shell I have been writing in Ruby10:09
KyralI registered the project to RubyForge a while ago, but only now got around to learning how to make Gems10:09
LaserJockI've been trying to learn C++10:10
KyralI know it10:10
KyralI don't prefer it :P10:10
slomoLaserJock: better learn a good language instead of c++ ;)10:10
LaserJockit seems kinda cool, but it makes me love Python more :-)10:10
KyralGranted you can do anything in C10:11
LaserJockslomo: well, it's not exactly of my choosing. I'm trying to help out with a project that is written in C++10:11
LaserJockgnome chemistry utils10:11
slomook :)10:11
LaserJocktrust me, I avoided it as long as I could :-)10:12
KyralAnd I just find Ruby sexy10:12
LaserJockman oh man this iMac is fast10:12
LaserJockfor me anyway10:12
imbrandonmoins all10:14
LaserJockimbrandon!10:15
ajmitchhey imbrandon10:16
imbrandonLaserJock, get a new iMac ?10:17
imbrandonat home ?10:17
LaserJockno, my work iMac10:17
LaserJocklast night I just decided "The heck with it, I'm installing edgy"10:17
LaserJockgot it all installed last night10:18
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LaserJockgot ATI done this morning10:18
LaserJockcreating an edgy pbuilder at the moment10:18
imbrandonnice10:19
zuloh man fiesty fawn?!10:19
LaserJockwhat?10:19
LaserJockno way10:19
zulyeah it was announced on -devel10:19
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ajmitchpeople are surprised?10:20
ajmitchit's been leaked so often10:21
sivangindeed.10:21
LaserJockbut Fawn?10:21
sivangeven on specification pages10:21
LaserJockI knew Fiesty10:21
LaserJockbut Fawn is just silly :-)10:21
superm1you know if they were really planning this counting up the letters thing, why didn't we have corendal cat or something before dapper drake10:21
imbrandonit wasent planned till dapper was released to do it that way10:22
zulheh..i have images of bambie's mother in my head now10:22
imbrandonzul, hahah10:22
superm1haha10:22
ajmitchof course *everyone* will misspell it10:23
sivangah right, so there's an announcement out10:23
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hmrochahello, i'd like some help with a livecd i'm creating10:24
ajmitchNB: it's feisty, not fiesty :)10:24
hmrochai don't know if this is the apropriate channel10:24
hmrochahow can i change the layout of the keyboard for the livecd gnome session?10:24
ajmitchhmrocha: this channel mainly deals with universe, and -devel is flat out with release preparation10:25
hmrochaajmitch: ok, i'll try #ubuntu then10:25
hmrochai have no idea how to change xorg.conf on the livecd :(10:25
hmrochait always gets replaced on boot10:25
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superm1is there any nice way to handle a package that should be taking source from one archive and binary data from another?  Is it just more simplistic to create two different deb packages, one for all the data using the extracted binary package, and then one for building the source, and then just have the source depend on the data?10:29
ajmitchsuperm1: better to build 2 separate packages10:29
superm1okay thats what I was thinking.10:29
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superm1now the binary data package, if its not in tar.gz or tar.bz2, buts its a zip.  do I extract the zip and recompress as a .orig.tar.gz then?10:31
ajmitchthat's one way of doing it (the easiest)10:35
LaserJockyou can, you could also tar up a dir that just has the .zip in it10:35
ajmitchor that way :)10:35
superm1and then unzip during the rules run10:35
LaserJockand unzip it when you need it10:35
superm1ok10:35
LaserJocksometimes it's more logical to do it that way10:35
LaserJockwhen it's something like a zip that get's unziped to / or something10:36
superm1but then it adds unzip to build deps :)10:36
ajmitchexactly10:36
LaserJockyep10:36
ajmitchwhich is why I didn't feel like suggesting it10:36
ajmitchmore manual hacking10:36
LaserJockyeah10:36
LaserJockI've done packages though where it's data that is meant to be unziped in /10:37
LaserJockand there it's easier to unzip it into debain/<packagename>/10:37
superm1right10:37
superm1i'll take a look at the archive later on when i get home tonight then10:38
superm1and see what it looks like inside10:38
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mc44superm1: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EasyWirelessDrivers , please feel free to make it suck less.10:48
mc44or anyone else, please point out the gaping idiotic flaws in it10:49
superm1lets see ...10:49
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superm1mc44, I changed the spec around and fixed several typos.  I don't think you should include the information about trying to get manufacturers to distribute binary drivers on a CD11:03
superm1thats a much larger task then you would really want to uptake in a spec like this11:04
mc44superm1: Yes, I agree11:04
superm1I left it in in the case you really want to try, but i'm pretty sure the spec will be shot down at least once on those grounds11:04
mc44superm1: no, I think it should be a seperate spec11:05
mc44superm1: thanks alot!11:05
superm1not a problem :)11:05
superm1CC me on the LP spec when you get that made too11:05
superm1i'd love to follow this, and help put it together if its approved11:06
mc44great11:06
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cbx33ajmitch, thanks for the help earlier11:12
cbx33did we get any feedback on that f-spot bug?11:12
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mc44superm1: I was planning on mailing ubuntu-devel requesting comments, and hopefully convince someone to talk about it at UDS :)11:14
superm1good.  just be sure to scrub that contacting manufacturers part out first11:15
ajmitchcbx33: that it wasn't reproduced, so may be issues outside of f-spot11:15
superm1and btw.  nice ninja turtles theme to the people roles11:15
mc44superm1: ;) yes I already did take that out11:16
mc44superm1: now if only I could stop launchpad sucking so I could create a spec... :)11:17
superm1hehe11:18
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ajmitchsuperm1: almost as annoying as the countless people writing about 'drapper drake'11:21
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mc44FeistyFeiwn11:22
superm1at least in this case, some people have the defense that english has lots of silly rules and its "not their primary language"11:22
superm1but drapper drake is just inexcusable11:22
ajmitchyes11:24
ajmitchespecially when you have words like 'caffeine' that don't follow the usual rules11:24
superm1i have to admit I didn't know all of the exceptions: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I_before_e_except_after_c11:24
ajmitchwell11:25
ajmitchscratch that11:25
ajmitchthere are other exceptions :)11:25
ajmitchyay for wikipedia11:25
ajmitchI see caffeine in the list11:26
superm1hehe.  i read the other day there is a dump avail for the wikipedia mysql database.  its 10 gigs. and portable to the larger ipod varieties.  i almost wish i had a large ipod just to say that i have wikipedia on my ipod11:26
imbrandoni for one welcome our new deer overlords ....11:26
ajmitchimbrandon: stop that11:26
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sivangheh11:31
mc44superm1: https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/easy-wireless-drivers, I took the liberty of subscribing you11:31
superm1great thanks11:32
superm1oh and there is a button to propose for UDS agenda. very easy11:33
ajmitchit helps if people who care about it are going to be there to discuss it11:33
superm1sigh.....https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/feisty-telepathy11:33
superm1and it begins11:33
ajmitchsigh?11:34
ajmitchthat's sabdfl registering specs11:34
superm1oh nvm.11:34
superm1i was reading something wrong11:35
mc44superm1: I plan to do that by including this bit of bribery in my email to -devel: "Anyone taking up this request will receive a genuine pony (or teenage ninja turtle) of their choice."11:39
ajmitchmc44: amazing11:39
mc44can't fail :)11:39
superm1well i dont know if pony is appropriate though, considering we are now deer worshipers11:39
superm1maybe you should provide venison or something.11:39
mc44good point ;) [there goes another kitten] 11:40
superm1does anyone know where xchat pulls its default web browser setting for links?  It kept opening them in opera and frustrating me so I removed opera.  Now its opening them in w3m.11:51
mc44go into firefox settings and click the default browser thing, that fixed it for me11:52
superm1just tried that.  still opening in w3m for some reason.11:53
superm1unless i gotta quit xchat and come back in.11:53
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superm1hmm nope.11:54
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