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dholbach?10:51
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juliux@schedule berlin03:19
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Berlin: 15 Dec 21:00: MOTU | 19 Dec 21:00: Technical Board | 20 Dec 21:00: Edubuntu | 21 Dec 22:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 13:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 09:00: Ubuntu Development Team03:19
Maikel@schedule amsterdam03:21
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Amsterdam: 15 Dec 21:00: MOTU | 19 Dec 21:00: Technical Board | 20 Dec 21:00: Edubuntu | 21 Dec 22:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 13:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 09:00: Ubuntu Development Team03:21
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Reichstaghttp://www.priceslashsoftware.com - These programs (e.g. Adobe Acrobat) may be downloaded after paying. So are these programs legal after payment?04:41
Toadstool@schedule los_angeles04:54
UbugtuSchedule for America/Los_Angeles: 15 Dec 12:00: MOTU | 19 Dec 12:00: Technical Board | 20 Dec 12:00: Edubuntu | 21 Dec 13:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 04:00: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 00:00: Ubuntu Development Team04:54
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nixternallos_angeles + 2 = chicago04:58
Toadstool:)04:59
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amendtWhat is more costly? 1. Hosting the software and all the security fixes or 2. Programing better code (assuming normal hourly wages)  backdrop Microsoft ignores fixing its Word wordprocesor is that because no programer knows how to fix it or is too costly to upload all the fixes?06:04
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mruizhello mvo08:03
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mruizping nixternal08:23
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: MOTU | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 19 Dec 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 20 Dec 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 21 Dec 21:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 08:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team
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nixternalhola08:59
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dholbachHello everybody08:59
ajmitchdaniel!09:00
Toadstoolheya!09:00
bddebianHeya gents09:00
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dholbachLet's get started09:00
sistpotyhi folks09:01
dholbachIt's nice to have a MOTU meeting again and we even have an agenda!09:01
dholbachhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Meetings09:01
ajmitchthanks to sistpoty for getting this organised09:01
dholbachsistpoty and other put "Set agenda for MOTU Council" on the agenda... so why not start with that? :)09:01
mruizhello everybody09:01
sistpotysounds sane09:01
sistpotydholbach: will you give us a short introduction to the planned motu council and the status?09:02
dholbachAlrighty... I hope everybody had a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MotuProcessesSpec already09:02
ajmitchaka council grayskull :)09:02
dholbachit's a spec that was written during UDS and we had quite some MOTU participation on it09:02
dholbachtwo things came together in that time: first: we wanted to speed up and improve some of processes09:03
dholbachsecond: the TB and CC wanted to delegate their power to approve ubuntu-dev members to another council09:03
dholbachthe spec is approved by the TB already and the next TB meeting will get the Council started09:04
dholbachthe council will consist of five people who will do the following jobs:09:04
dholbach * approve new MOTUs (this is a good thing since we know the people best and will have more time during our meetings), however the TB will have the final word (this will be done via email)09:05
zul /win 1009:05
dholbach * organize MOTU processes09:05
dholbach * run regular meetings09:05
dholbach * deal with problems that might come up09:05
dholbachare there any questions up until now?09:05
crimsun_(all clear here.)09:06
zulnope09:06
dholbachOk cool.09:06
mruizno questions09:06
dholbachAre there any other tasks that you can think of, the MOTU Council should take over?09:06
ajmitch(given that it'll be 5 busy people anyway)09:07
ajmitchloading the council members with too many tasks may doom it to failure09:07
dholbachI want to clarify the point 'organize MOTU processes' a bit. This of course does not mean that the Council will just decide. We will try to get a consensus wherever we can.09:07
dholbachThe Council will have to organize all the related Council processes very clearly, to avoid what ajmitch just said.09:08
mruizwhat's about design a roadmap to help people to join MOTU team?09:08
zulwhats the term of the council?09:08
dholbachThe Council will want to keep the work load small09:08
crimsun_zul: I was just going to ask that. :)09:08
minghuadoes the council need to delegate some of the tasks?09:09
crimsun_I propose that the term corresponds in length with the SRU team's.09:09
minghuabecause I see a lot of stuff to do in the spec09:09
dholbachzul: i'll add that to the spec, I suggest one year, but it's not in the spec - that's something the TB should be able to clarify.09:09
dholbachcrimsun_: half a year?09:09
ajmitchminghua: delegation will be done, certainly09:09
ajmitchmotus aren't going to get off lightly :)09:09
crimsun_dholbach: yes09:09
bddebiandarn09:09
dholbachcrimsun_: my concern is that setting up a new council might take a while09:10
dholbachcrimsun_: but I'll leave that up for discussion for the TB meeting09:10
ajmitchespecially as it requires approval by TB09:10
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dholbachadded that to the spec09:11
crimsun_dholbach: true. We could stagger the selections, then, to occur say one month in advance of the new Council's start.09:11
sistpotydholbach: how long do you estimate that it takes until the new council is in place?09:11
dholbachAre there any questions about the new MOTU approval process?09:11
dholbachcrimsun_: if you want to add that to the spec document, that's cool with me.09:11
crimsun_dholbach: ok, queued.09:11
dholbachsistpoty: I have Mark's word on "next TB meeting (unless there are objections)"09:11
dholbachsistpoty: from what I've heard they're very happy to delegate the task, so I imagine it won't take long09:12
dholbachsistpoty informed me there was a discussion around having an Interim Council09:12
dholbachI'd prefer to not have to do this. I know that we're all keen to see the Council in place, but I'm not convinced that it would be worth the effort to create one09:13
sistpotydholbach: are the members elected/chosen (on what base)/determined by random() *g*?09:13
ajmitchwhen is next TB meeting? january?09:13
dholbachI additionally don't see where we are blocked at the moment without such a Council (until the TB meeting).09:13
dholbachajmitch: I suppose so09:13
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ajmitchhey siretart09:14
dholbachsistpoty: I talked to a couple of people and asked them if they could imagine being on that Council - in the end only the TB and CC will decide09:14
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dholbachand we'll see the decision coming on soon09:14
dholbachAre there any questions about the new MOTU approval process?09:14
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sistpotydholbach: so you make a suggestion to the tb, and they will decide?09:15
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siretartI remeber that there was some discussion about not approving new ubuntu-dev members, because there will be a motu concil in place soon09:15
dholbachsiretart: it would require us to vote and set it up and I'm really not sure what value it'd have for the 2-3 weeks - especially given the fact that we didn't have a council for 2 years09:15
sistpotywell, we could vote right now, couldn't we?09:16
sistpoty(just as a side remark)09:16
siretartdholbach: ah, so we want to have a lp vote for, lets say 2 weeks?09:16
dholbachAnd overruling people who are not here?09:16
dholbachand then have a new council 2 weeks later?09:16
dholbachWhich decisions do you think will have to be made during that time?09:16
siretartnew developers?09:17
dholbachsistpoty: I passed on the information I have about people who could imagine to be on the Council - the TB and CC have a good overview over our ubuntu-dev and ubuntu-core-dev members themselves and they will do the decision09:17
sistpotysiretart: no, new developers would still mean tb09:17
dholbachexactly09:17
siretartI'm not sure if the TB is too happy with this09:17
dholbachthe council didn't get the powers delegated yet, so it cannot do that decision09:17
sistpotydholbach: so, there is never gonna be a vote anyways?09:17
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dholbachas far as I know, no09:18
sistpotyah, k09:18
crimsun_I agree with Daniel on this one; it's the holidays, so most people are unlikely to devote much time. We'll have some people ("regulars"?) around to address new people interested in helping/starting out. It wouldn't be any different to simply wait for TB's approval next month.09:18
dholbachThanks Daniel.09:18
crimsun_Imo we've already cleared the qualified MOTU candidates as of last TB.09:18
bddebianhmm09:19
dholbachWhat can really help is: as soon as questions or problems creep up: add them to a wiki page, so this can be discussed in the first council meeting.09:19
dholbachthe more detailed the information, the better09:19
ajmitchthe most pressing need that the council will fill, is something that any of us can do - directing new people where to go, giving people an idea of what to do09:19
sistpotygiven the fact, that tb meeting is RSN, and there won't be any more delays (like voting or s.th. *g*), I'm all for not setting up s.th. else in the meantime09:19
crimsun_agreed.09:20
siretartk09:20
dholbachAlright... do you see anything else that belongs to "agenda for MOTU Council"?09:20
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giskardhi *09:21
dholbachhello Riccardo09:21
sistpotydholbach: nope, from my side09:21
siretartdholbach: just a sek. how will the council actually be appointed?09:21
imbrandonre09:21
imbrandonsorry i'm late09:21
dholbachOk, if anything creeps up, either add it to the comments section of the MotuProcessesSpec page or we create a new page for the CouncilAgenda09:21
ajmitchsiretart: names being submitted by dholbach to the TB09:22
giskardsorry if i'm late :(09:22
siretartI read by vote, but I miss the details (or if this is out of scope of this meeting, let's move it to -motu)09:22
dholbachajmitch: no09:22
giskardhi Daniel.09:22
dholbachajmitch: that's not true09:22
dholbachthe TB and CC will decide09:22
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dholbachI was merely asked to ask a few people I could think of, if they could imagine being on the Council09:22
ajmitchand I thought they were deciding from a shortlist you gave them?09:22
ajmitchok..09:22
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dholbachthey have a good overview of their own09:22
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dholbachI want to avoid the impression that I choose people who are on the council09:23
sistpotyhm... so it will take at least a TB + CC meeting?09:23
dholbachI don't have the power to do that.09:23
imbrandoni thought the TB was only ACK'ing what we decided? thats what we said at UDS09:23
minghuaso it's purely decided by CC+TB?09:23
dholbachimbrandon: that has already happened, it's just the appointment of the council members, we're talking about at the moment09:24
dholbachminghua: yes09:24
siretartdholbach: the confusion is not that we do (not) want to decide or not who get's in the council. the way it is constituted seems to be quite unclear09:24
imbrandondholbach: ahh then who is the TB acking ?09:24
cjwatsonjust the TB, AFAIK09:24
dholbachcjwatson: Ok, sorry. Thanks for the clarification.09:24
cjwatsonas far as I know, the MOTU Council is a straight delegation from the TB09:24
minghuaso how is the second term of the council formed?  appointed by CC+TB again?09:25
cjwatsonthat I'm not sure about, and will wander off again ...09:25
dholbachimbrandon: the TB will ACK new members of ubuntu-dev, after the MOTU council came to a conclusion abou them.09:25
cjwatsonI think you should propose something to the TB :-)09:25
imbrandonright i mean the members that will make the council09:25
imbrandondholbach: ^09:25
dholbachminghua: I suppose so - that has not been clarified yet - I'll add it to the spec09:25
dholbachimbrandon: the MC will be formed and appointed by the TB09:26
imbrandondholbach: in UDS we said that you will choose a council to be approved by the TB , afaik09:26
imbrandonif thats changed09:26
imbrandonthats whats unclear to me09:26
siretartdholbach: is it just me or does the fact that the TB has to ACK an applicant as well makes the process more complicated than it currently is?09:26
dholbachno, I don't have the power to do that09:26
dholbachsiretart: no, it will be a simple thing, done by email09:27
dholbachI don't think it will take long09:27
dholbachit will be more of a formal thing09:27
siretartdholbach: aha? so there will be a tb discuss mailing list? or will the discussion be in private?09:27
dholbachthere's a technical-board mailing list already09:28
imbrandonso the TB is just going to pick random MOTU's or is someone nomniating them ?09:28
imbrandon( for the council )09:28
siretartdholbach: it is? I fail to spot it on https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/09:28
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dholbachsiretart: it's private09:28
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dholbachimbrandon: I was asked to ask a few people if they could imagine being on the council, I passed on that information, but they make up their own minds, they know all the people in ubuntu-dev well enough09:29
imbrandonahh ok09:29
dholbachI doubt they'll choose "random"ly09:29
siretartmh. I'd really appreciated that the discussion of new members was public09:29
bddebianWhy not, wouldn't that be more fun? :-)09:29
siretarts/I'd/I have/09:29
sistpotydid my bribery get through to tb? *g*09:30
dholbachsiretart: it will be a formal quick thing - we can talk about that still09:30
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imbrandonsiretart: it is public afaik the TB is deligating that to the MOTU council, the only thing will be that TB physicly puts them into the LOP team09:30
siretartdholbach: but you see that we loose transparency?09:30
imbrandons/LOP/LP09:30
siretartimbrandon: not from what I get from this discussion.09:30
cjwatsonthe TB meeting appointing the MOTU council will be public, though09:31
siretartimbrandon: to me, it seems that the motu council doesn't decide, but only make suggestions to the tb. the actual approval seems to be to be done in private by the TB09:31
imbrandonwrong09:31
dholbachsiretart: It will be part of the MC reporting to the TB. They have Launchpad powers to add people to ubuntu-dev.09:31
cjwatsonno, it's done in public by the TB09:31
cjwatsonsiretart: hang on, you mean the approval of new members, or the approval of the MOTU council?09:31
dholbachsiretart: there's no further evaluation and secret discussion09:31
siretartcjwatson: I'm talking about approval of new members of the ubuntu-dev group09:32
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cjwatsonsiretart: then what dholbach said matches my understanding too. The MOTU council is just teleoperating the TB, basically ...09:32
sistpotywell, if the MC will make suggestion, they'll certainly get to know the facts. MC could add the transparancy layer than again09:32
sistpoty(or should=09:32
imbrandonsiretart: past when the MOTU Council approves a new ubuntu-dev the TB will only put them in LP, they dont "approve" them any further09:32
siretartimbrandon: aah, so that part gets done in private, right?09:33
imbrandonright09:33
dholbachthe MC will report publically to the TB, the TB will do the Launchpad change09:33
cjwatsoninsofar as there's anything to be public ...09:33
cjwatsonit's an https connection to launchpad.net; I guess that's private ;-)09:33
giskardimbrandon, why MC cannot do this, in fact TB is deligating them to do some of theyr work?09:33
imbrandondholbach: exactly, we are asll on the same page now, we were all just saying it diffrently09:33
siretartI'd suggest to make this very very clear. for outsiders, it may look like that the decision who gets developers is done by canonical, which *could* have a hidden agenda for (not) approving members09:33
dholbachsiretart: TB != Canonical09:34
cjwatsonthe TB has non-Canonical members, in fact09:34
imbrandonwhere does canonical come into play?09:34
siretartI don't want that this impression gets a rumor09:34
dholbachOk... any other questions or things we should clarify?09:34
cjwatson(well, member)09:34
giskardonly mjg59 .09:34
crimsun_siretart: we'll make that clear as part of the secretarial process in MOTU on the wiki.09:34
giskardafaik.09:34
siretartdholbach: for outsiders, it doesn't matter. I know many many many debian developers, who don't get the difference09:34
cjwatsongiskard: yes09:34
siretartdholbach: thats why I suggest to make this fact very very clear09:34
dholbachsiretart: Right, we will make the process VERY clear.09:34
dholbachAgreed, let's move on.09:35
siretartit is already confusing now!09:35
siretartk09:35
sistpotydholbach +109:35
sistpotybtw.: is anybody doing the minutes actually?09:35
dholbachAny other questions or suggestions about the duties of a MC member?09:35
imbrandonone last question about the MC? when is the TB going to form the MC?09:35
ajmitchsistpoty: are you volunteering, or do you want me to?09:35
dholbachimbrandon: next TB meeting09:35
imbrandondholbach: okies09:36
sistpotyajmitch: would be very cool, if you could do it09:36
crimsun_I believe those four points that Daniel stated are significant (enough) in scope. :)09:36
dholbachAlright: next point: Review processes (REVU, bzr, SRU, merges, etc.) (sistpoty)09:36
sistpotyhm... well, with what to start?09:37
sistpotyI guess I'll go through it in order09:37
dholbachOk09:37
sistpotyI'd first like to talk about revu and your idea about bzr to do reviews09:37
imbrandonbrb09:37
sistpotywell, I've already written some stuff about this on the ml, so I'll try a short summary09:38
dholbachI hope everybody read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CodeReviewSLA or the mail I sent to ubuntu-motu@ a while ago09:38
sistpotyrevu's throughput is suboptimal *cough*09:38
sistpotydholbach came up with the codeReviewSLA spec09:38
bddebianYou think? :-)09:38
sistpotybddebian: yay, you cleaned up much, I know :)09:39
dholbachYes, what I tried to achieve was: people helping each other before things get reviewed and lets us go through n+1 iterations09:39
dholbachmy personal experiences with using bzr for packaging in a team were great09:39
siretartthe jumping point is that it is unclear how we get more reviewers with having the packages in bzr on launchpad?09:39
sistpotywhich in principle is a good idea09:39
dholbachgiskard can probably acknowledge09:39
sistpotyexactly siretart09:39
dholbachthe idea doesn't buy us reviewers09:40
dholbachit's just that people can check their team mates packaging and do changes on the fly09:40
sistpotyand imo using only the bzr-thingy to review stuff makes the job much harder than it's now09:40
dholbachyou check it out, do changes, commit it09:40
nixternalnice09:40
sistpotyimo, we should have a clear separation of the two involved processes:09:40
siretartwhich is cool, but a different issue to 'reviewing' packages09:41
dholbachsistpoty: I agree that there are unresolved issues, but we're good at solving problems, I'm sure that if we hack up revu-tool or revu-check it will do bits of the job for us09:41
sistpoty1) preparing a package (this includes collaboration)09:41
sistpoty2) the final review of the package09:41
sistpotyfor 1) bzr and the spec is very well fit09:41
minghuaand there is still a learning curve (steep or not) to consider, I suppose09:41
sistpotyfor 2) we'll be much better of with revu imo09:42
dholbachminghua: we have to have good documentation - I had artists working with bzr and doing a really good job at it in no time09:42
dholbachsistpoty: why?09:42
giskardsistpoty, no, ihmo bzr will help us a lot! as seb128 pointed in  codeReviewSLA we need to have a bzr-buildpackage that works out of the box. It will be more easy for use if we have  only to type a "bzr branch $something" and "bzr-buildpackage"09:42
crimsun_Honestly, I don't think 2) has anything to do with whether we use REVU or LP's bzr.09:43
ajmitchone problem is that we often use REVU as a teaching tool, where we wait for the people submitting packages to make fixes we suggest09:43
siretartgiskard: there is a bzr plugin for building packages. I tried it on my laptop yesterday, it seems to be quite nice09:43
sistpotydholbach: how could I say with bzr "this version is good" or "you have that and that error in there"09:43
giskardand yes, as dholbach said, maintain packages in bzr is great, we did it for telepathy and galago.09:43
dholbachsistpoty: you can use the bzr branch whiteboard and/or changes with a good commit entry to do that09:44
sistpotydholbach: if I'd commit changes, it would be a mix up of 1) and 2) again09:44
dholbachsiretart: that's cool - it'd be nice if you coud explain that in a blog post or on ubuntu-motu@ or something09:44
siretartI think dholbach's point is, that we shouldn't focus on telling hopefuls what is wrong in their packages, but rather fixing them, right?09:44
minghuadholbach: the problem is, all reviewers need to learn these if they are not already using bzr09:44
ajmitchsiretart: it depends if we want to spend more time fixing than teaching09:44
dholbachsiretart: I'm not going to fix package for all MOTU hopefuls, I said that it's an option and I think it's a good one09:45
siretartdholbach: I'm planning to try it out with a repackaged xine. will blog about that. not all dependencies are in feisty (yet)09:45
seb128bzr is easy to use, not an huge learning curve09:45
minghuaand I don't know if any hopeful will be intimidated by bzr09:45
=== dholbach high-fives siretart
dholbachI think we should really try it and fix problems along the way09:45
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siretartdholbach: still, the abilities of launchpad to comment on particular revisions of a bzr branch are poor09:45
crimsun_minghua: there's olive, too.09:45
dholbachI know there are issues, but I'm sure we'll tackle them09:45
bddebianLaserJock!09:45
dholbachsiretart: the commit log helps with that09:46
LaserJockyeah, yeah, got stuck in a meeting09:46
seb128random comment from main uploader, I don't use REVU because I never bothered to register so I would find bzr on launchpad easier and would probably review some package on it09:46
dholbachsiretart: it preserves history09:46
=== dholbach hugs seb128 ecstatically
sistpotyhm... I wouldn't personally like to run in s.th. that's producing more work for the reviewers. these are our real bottleneck!09:46
dholbachseb128: more desktop crack! :-)09:46
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seb128:)09:46
siretartdholbach: and how do you actually comment? using the whiteboard isn't that satisfying to me :(09:46
dholbachsistpoty: I agree, we have to bear that in mind09:46
ajmitchLaserJock: don't worry, we're still slogging through the agenda :)09:46
dholbachsiretart: that's why I suggested the bzr commit log09:47
ajmitchdholbach: that requires having changes to commit09:47
LaserJockcan we create a comment page that links to the bzr LP?09:47
dholbachajmitch:   --unchanged           commit even if nothing has changed09:47
siretartajmitch: if you fix the issues pointed in place, you have something to commit09:47
seb128if you need something for the lp guys just speak to them with some rational09:47
ajmitchdholbach: scary09:47
dholbachLaserJock: what do you mean?09:47
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seb128dholbach: like a wiki page probable09:48
crimsun_Could we see gobby fitting into this?09:48
seb128probably09:48
LaserJocklike have a page on tiber that get's updates09:48
sistpotyseb128: personalpackagearchive?09:48
dholbachseb128: for the issues we identify?09:48
giskarddholbach, i guess send the commit messages to a web-page. something like send them via mail.09:48
siretartdholbach: interesting idea09:48
dholbachLaserJock: updates of changed branches?09:48
seb128dholbach: for any comment if the lp witheboard is not enough09:48
dholbachseb128: right09:48
LaserJockcommenting09:48
dholbachI filed a couple of bugs on launchpad-bazaar which are added to the spec09:48
seb128I think that the whiteboard is enough though09:48
seb128note things to fix09:49
dholbachwe need proper email reporting, no doubt about that09:49
LaserJockI just don't see how a bzr repo of the debian/ is going to give us enough info09:49
seb128delete them when fixed09:49
dholbachLaserJock: we still need to discuss how we're going to solve the tarball / upstream source issue09:49
dholbachbut please let's not do that here09:49
dholbachI'm sure we come up with something creative09:49
seb128(put the source package on launchpad)09:49
dholbachyeah, something like that09:50
giskardwhy?09:50
seb128because it's easier09:50
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seb128until you get a working bzr-buildpackage09:50
giskardah ok09:50
siretartdholbach: how about introducing a new X- field in debian/control pointing to the source tarball?09:50
dholbachsiretart: fine with me09:50
crimsun_ok, let's summarise: We're migrating from REVU to LP's bzr for packaging, and we'll use LP's whiteboard for commenting.09:50
dholbachrevu-tools <LP branch>        could then build the package and run lintian on it09:50
siretartin fact, there should be 2 fields, one for the url, and one with a SHA1 sum.09:51
seb128well, could be easy to write some tool getting the tarball, bzr getting the debian dir and building the package09:51
dholbachwho's taking notes? :)09:51
=== siretart is taking some notes
=== dholbach hugs siretart
dholbachgreat :-)09:51
siretart:)09:51
=== nixternal hugs dholback
=== dholbach hugs nixternal back
siretartbut I'm still not convinced that we should shut down revu09:51
LaserJockwe aren't going to do it right away though09:51
dholbachno we shouldn't, but we should put some efforts in trying it out and making it run smoothlessly09:52
LaserJockI think the bzr way is going to be really hard for new people at this point09:52
seb128siretart: do you thing many people review things on it?09:52
siretartI'd suggest that we try it out with some packages, and then discuss about the experiences with it09:52
ajmitchnot until some of the bugs related to bzr & launchpad are fixed09:52
giskardhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/NoMoreSourcePackages09:52
ajmitchsiretart: we could always hack revu to put new packages into branches on launchpad09:52
siretartseb128: I ask the other way: do you think more ppl will review packages if it is a launchpad branch?09:52
dholbachWe'll manage! Where's the old MOTU "We have the Power" team spirit?09:52
seb128siretart: I would for one09:52
siretartinteresting09:53
giskardhttp://wiki.debian.org/BzrBuildpackage09:53
LaserJockdholbach: drowned in bugs, merges, and revus ;-)09:53
dholbachsiretart: it's more about the collaboration getting the things and pieces together09:53
ajmitchdholbach: sitting on the floor in the corner :)09:53
giskardsiretart, it's more easy to manage, ihmo.09:53
crimsun_one notable example would be say feisty's compiz, which kinda sat on revu09:53
seb128siretart: having to send a key annoyed me enough that I never registered on REVU09:53
siretartseb128: you are already in the keyring. since the beginning09:54
seb128crimsun_: I've uploaded 0.3.4 today using changes from the REVU package09:54
siretartseb128: I'm importing the lp group, you know?09:54
seb128siretart: I don't know how to log in then09:54
siretartthat's indeed an issue. right09:54
dholbachShall we move on to Merges and SRUs and 'etc.' :-) ?09:54
ajmitchlp group includes all -dev & -core-dev09:54
ajmitchdholbach: please09:54
crimsun_seb128: right, using that as an example of where LP branches would assist/encourage/speed09:54
dholbachsistpoty: your stage09:54
ajmitchdholbach: otherwise this'll go as long as a CC meeting :)09:54
seb128crimsun_: right :)09:54
sistpotyerm... let's move on to merges09:55
ajmitchmerges - we're lagging09:55
sistpotykinda09:55
seb128launchpad has the advantage then everybody is already using it09:55
ajmitchis MoM updating yet?09:55
bddebianYes09:55
ajmitchoh good09:55
seb128and than most of main uploaders and people likely to review package use bzr or have no problem to use it09:55
crimsun_[it would be a good thing to bring up the more current one that imbrandon/laserjack hacked up] 09:55
bddebianI always fear doing others merges09:55
ajmitch141 outstanding, 38 updated09:55
crimsun_[err, nevermind then?] 09:55
sistpotybddebian: good point, that I wanted to talk about09:55
sistpotyactually, everyone following now? *g*09:56
dholbach+ (4 outstanding, 2 updated) from multiverse09:56
ajmitchsistpoty: I think so :)09:56
sistpotyok09:56
bddebianI starting hitting multivers ones but 90% of them are dholbach's ;-)09:56
sistpotywell, the current mom-page seems to enforce some kind of maintainership09:56
sistpotywhich is a good thing, because we don't do work s.o. else is already doing09:57
LaserJockhttp://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/motutodo/universe.html09:57
ajmitchsistpoty: yes, I've had at least a couple of packages where I got no notification from others that they had done the work at the same time I had09:57
sistpotybut for merges s.th. really bad, because we don't move forward, and ppl. are getting stalled09:57
bddebianA bad thing though is 4 or 5 of my merges won't work and I have no way of "telling" anyone not to bother09:57
LaserJockhttp://tiber.tauware.de/~laserjock/motutodo/multiverse.html09:57
sistpotyhm... anyone a good idea to make this situation better?09:58
LaserJockyeah, use our Dapper system09:58
dholbachI think that writing a really short notice  la "I'm working on xyz merge." should solve the issue09:58
dholbachjust go ahead, write a mail and do it09:58
LaserJockI just don't think that's very realisitc09:58
minghuathis doesn't stop dup work09:58
LaserJockfor Universe09:58
dholbachLaserJock: why?09:59
sistpotyimo that won't work, because either you wait for a reply or you might do duplicate work again09:59
minghuabecause the previous merger may already started merging him/herself09:59
LaserJockbecause a lot of it is done by people who won't respond promptly09:59
dholbachminghua: I think it's the best solution - we don't all work in the same room :)09:59
minghuaand he/she has nobody to notify09:59
superm1why not just ask the previous merger if they are planning on doing it before you start?09:59
ajmitchsuperm1: blocked waiting on a reply09:59
LaserJockpeople shouldn't have to track down the previous merger09:59
zorglu_sistpoty: how frequently such duplication happen ?09:59
bddebianQuite a bit09:59
sistpotybefore we had the dapper tool, I was bitten quite often09:59
crimsun_ok, this is going to clash somewhat, but I think we should make merging as non-blocking as possible10:00
siretartzorglu_: it did happen. I don't think there are clear numbers10:00
bddebiancrimsun_: I agree10:00
crimsun_I've personally used the /msg approach and just gone ahead10:00
LaserJockbut I think it's also preventing people from attempting merges in the first place10:00
ajmitchcrimsun_: that's fine, assuming that the person hasn't done 95% of the package, and is offline for a day or so10:00
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bddebianOne problem I see is things like Wine though.  I did a merge of wine from Debian for Edgy, only to find out that we weren't syncing with Debian.10:01
crimsun_bddebian: is that fairly common or a corner case?10:01
minghuayeah, we should have a "completely-not-syncing-from-debian" list10:01
dholbachI suppose it's a very corner case.10:01
ajmitchtwo different needs that we have - to get them all done asap, and to not step on everyone's toes10:02
bddebianHard to say but I've hit it with a few packages10:02
LaserJockwe really honestly need a per package note area and a way to "lock" tasks10:02
siretartcrimsun_: I think it is a corner case, but when it's happening, it is quite annoying10:02
bddebianAll of the multimedia packages come to mind10:02
siretartcan we perhaps mention the fact in the source package if a package exist in debian, but we take it from some other source?10:02
sistpotywell, we could as LaserJock pointed out reuse the dapper-tool. imo it worked quite well, but it was a little bit complicated10:02
siretartI'd again suggest to introduce a XS- field in debian/control for that10:03
crimsun_I agree with siretart10:03
LaserJockfor what?10:03
crimsun_source that does not originate from Debian10:03
sistpotysounds sane10:04
siretartbut with a package existing with the same name in debian10:04
siretartshall we go by an X- field or by debian/README.Source?10:04
crimsun_the former seems more sane10:04
=== siretart would prefer an X- field, because then it gets in the Sources index in the archive
sistpotybut I guess we're getting a little bit off topic... how to solve the merge problem in a sane way?10:05
dholbachprobably debian/README.Source doesn't set up dpkg-buildpackage that much? :-)10:05
siretartdholbach: thats right. it causes warnings for lintian/linda10:05
dholbachshall we move that discussion to the mailing list now that we have a few proposals?10:05
crimsun_is there any way we can currently use LP to leave notes per source package?10:05
siretartokay10:05
dholbachwho's going to post?10:06
sistpotydholbach: what discussion? about merges or x-field?10:06
sistpotycrimsun_: only via bug afict10:06
dholbachsistpoty: x-field, as it seems more 'resolved' than the process question10:06
sistpotydholbach: ah, k... sure10:06
ajmitchso, freeze dates?10:07
siretartso, the 'best' proposal (AFAI can see) seems to be to do a ping to the previous merger via irc/jabber whatever, and don't wait for confirmation10:07
siretartright?10:07
ajmitchor will we keep talking about merges?10:07
sistpotystill merges ajmitch10:07
siretartajmitch: I think we didn't come to any agreement. Up to now, I only have 'we talked about merges' in my notes :)10:07
ajmitchright :)10:08
sistpotysiretart: imo that's what we're doing right now, and its suboptimal imo10:08
sistpotybut I don't know the optimal solution :)10:08
siretartk10:08
sistpoty:(10:08
sistpotyeven10:08
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LaserJockat the very least we could file bugs10:08
crimsun_seems a bit heavyweight10:08
bddebianDon't we have enough bugs? :)10:08
=== siretart agrees to crimsun_ and bddebian
LaserJockwell, LP sucks, what can I say10:09
LaserJock:-)10:09
crimsun_I think using a wiki page, while inefficient, is lighter weight10:09
sistpotybddebian: but you'd get karma *g*10:09
bddebiansistpoty: Hmm, good point ;-)10:09
ajmitchcrimsun_: running a script to file a bug for a package, saying that we're merging it, isn't too overweight10:09
LaserJockcrimsun_: and quickly gets outdated10:09
=== minghua likes wiki pages better
dholbachOk, let's move that to the mailing list too, there's no point in brooding over the topic together when we have run more than an hour and a half an agenda left10:09
crimsun_ajmitch: ok, concur there.10:09
sistpotywell, I also don't really want to return to wiki pages...10:09
LaserJockvirtually every time we've tried using wiki pages for workflow it just hasn't been very effective10:09
minghualet's discuss on list then10:10
sistpotyagreed10:10
dholbachwe even have a thread for that already10:10
crimsun_ok, next point is deciding universe UVF/FF10:10
crimsun_cf. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FeistyReleaseSchedule10:10
sistpotycrimsun_: did you want to say s.th. about SRU? (since you put that back in)?10:10
crimsun_sistpoty: that was mainly process and can be given to MC10:11
dholbachI asked Tollef who's doing the release management to add it to Beta Freeze, for some reason it's gone from the spec10:11
dholbachshall we discuss this on devel-discuss and CC Tollef in the discussion?10:11
ajmitchwill we have the same freezes as for edgy?10:11
dholbachI'm happy to start the mail10:11
ajmitchwhere universe freeze == upstream version freeze for universe, no new packages10:11
crimsun_dholbach: that would be great.10:11
dholbachI suggested Beta Freeze for UniverseFreeze10:12
ajmitchand then a freeze a week or so from release, for all uploads10:12
siretartI'd propose to make a preliminary freeze date at the same date as main, and then reconsider the state of our universe10:12
dholbachwe can all add pros and cons of different dates there10:12
sistpotydholbach: it's already discussed. it's motu's responsibilities to make up dates10:12
siretartwe cannot say now in what state debian will be short after its release10:12
siretartas we cannot predict when debian will release10:12
dholbachright10:12
ajmitchsiretart: debian import freeze is in one week10:12
ajmitchso no autosyncs from then10:12
siretartajmitch: why that early?10:13
ajmitchetch release10:13
siretartnow I see it as well10:13
dholbachsiretart: that's not ==UVF10:13
ajmitchno, but it does slow everything down a lot for universe10:13
ajmitchsince we have to request every change after that10:13
sistpotyimo we could stay pretty much aligned to main dates, but have FF (affecting only new packages) later, so that we might be able to bring more in10:13
siretartdholbach: with having the largest portion of our packages in sync with debian, this is on the large scale the same, IMO10:14
dholbachsistpoty: I'm fine with that10:14
siretartajmitch: right. I remember lucas doing some statistics about critical bugs missed by not doing autosyncs anymore10:14
ajmitchsiretart: if we get lists of bugs fixed in debian, and not in ubuntu, it'll be easier10:15
dholbacheverybody saw this: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2006-December/023034.html ?10:15
LaserJockwe should have a list of RC bugs on Universe packages10:15
ajmitchdholbach: yes, if we can have something like that regularly10:15
dholbachajmitch: I think that's the plan10:15
ajmitchwith package versions10:15
LaserJockwell, it needs to be usable10:16
minghuadholbach: yeah, but IMO that mail is too long to really help10:16
dholbachajmitch: you can ask Keybuk for that10:16
siretartdholbach: I saw it, but I fail to see some explanation about that list10:16
siretartdholbach: how often will that list be updated? how exactly is this list calculated?10:16
dholbachsiretart: it lists important fixed debian bugs since the "last time"10:16
dholbachsiretart: I don't know10:16
dholbachit's Keybuk's black magic, you have to ask him10:17
siretartwho did this at all? ;)10:17
siretarthm. he could really have been a bit more specific10:17
dholbachok, let's move back to freeze dates10:17
dholbacheverybody agreed we have the discussion on devel-discuss?10:17
crimsun_yes.10:17
dholbachok cool10:17
dholbachnext up: Plan the next REVU-day10:17
ajmitchnext week?10:18
LaserJockhmm? shouldn't we discuss it on -motu first?10:18
dholbachwill we manage to do it before christmas?10:18
ajmitchwhy not?10:18
dholbachLaserJock: it's fine to discuss it on -discuss10:18
crimsun_how about the same as hug day?10:18
dholbachcrimsun_: will it clash?10:18
sistpotywhy discuss the revu-day on -motu? we can do that right here *g*10:18
dholbachsistpoty: discuss freeze dates on -discuss10:18
LaserJocksistpoty: I meant Freeze dates10:19
sistpotyi know *g*10:19
crimsun_dholbach: I'm not convinced that "revuing" really detracts from bug triaging10:19
crimsun_perhaps it's my particular workflow, which I'm willing to admit10:19
dholbachcrimsun_: it was a question - I'm fine with the idea10:19
sistpotywhen is that day?10:19
LaserJockhas REVU Days really worked?10:19
crimsun_dec 2010:19
LaserJock*have10:19
=== bddebian hasn't done enough of either :-(
dholbachLaserJock: they have, and in any case we should pimp them some more10:20
LaserJockwe should at least collect some statistics from the REVU Day that we can give in some sort of report10:20
sistpotyLaserJock: might be a good idea10:20
dholbachLaserJock: are you volunteering?10:20
sistpoty(I've always reviewed on other days then revu-days)10:21
LaserJocknot sure10:21
crimsun_is dec 20th particularly bad for anyone?10:21
dholbachOk, let's agree on the date first? all sufficiently happy with dec 20?10:21
crimsun_(I am.)10:21
dholbachI'm happy too10:21
sistpoty(well, it's under the week, so I'm home only after 20.00 *g*)10:22
minghuawell, I am not really happy, but I don't usually REVU anyway10:22
=== ajmitch will just try & do reviewing at other times
ajmitchas usual10:22
dholbachOk, let's go with 20th then - nobody stops you to review on other days :-)10:22
dholbachwho writes an announce?10:23
dholbachgoing once10:23
dholbachgoing twice10:23
crimsun_we could even use dec 20th as a reporting date for say a 3-day revu sprint akin to BSP10:23
dholbachok, I do it10:23
dholbach:)10:23
dholbach3-day-revu-sprint!10:23
dholbachwoah! :-)10:23
bddebianheh10:23
sistpotyomg! *g*10:23
dholbachif we can pimp it and keep up the REVU atmosphere and make that our christmas present to ubuntu and the motu hopefuls, why not10:24
dholbachwho of us has a blog on planet who could also write about it?10:24
=== sistpoty doesnt
siretartsistpoty: I can arrange something ;)10:25
=== bddebian either
dholbachok, so that's LaserJock, siretart and me?10:25
dholbachoh imbrandon too10:25
crimsun_and cbx3310:25
sistpotysiretart: well, I can arrange s.th. too. but I'm too lazy do set up a blog *g*10:25
=== ajmitch is too boring to blog
dholbachah right10:25
dholbachso everybody of us can pick a day and write a bit about it :-)10:25
=== bddebian hugs ajmitch
dholbachthat'd be so cool10:25
siretartajmitch: no way. You are a motu rockstar like everyone else! *g*10:26
ajmitchsiretart: I prefer the background, thanks10:26
sistpotyhehe10:26
siretarthehe10:26
dholbachOk, who likes the 3-day-revu-sprint idea?10:26
sistpoty+110:26
crimsun_I do. :)10:26
dholbachROCK, let's do that - I write the announce10:26
ajmitchok10:26
ajmitchMOTU SCHOOL!!10:26
dholbachnext up: Check MOTU-school status (sistpoty) (if there's a session planned, please take over this point)10:26
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ajmitchwho wants it? :)10:27
zorglu_go flashy, make it an event :)10:27
sistpotywell, we could just do a session during the revu-sprint10:27
ajmitchit seems like the Ubuntu Open Week went pretty well10:27
sistpotymaybe some kind of q-a session?10:27
siretartsistpoty: that's a good idea10:27
dholbachlet's brainstorm some session suggestions10:27
ajmitchI'm up for doing some session, but not until mid-january or so10:27
nixternalyes MOTU SCHOOL!!10:27
dholbach * packaging libraries10:27
dholbach * updating packages10:27
sistpotyI guess I could do some q&a-session during revu days, showing some common mistakes and how to fix them10:28
dholbach* regular(!) q-a sessions10:28
nixternal * nixternal proofing packaing10:28
siretart* merging packages10:28
dholbach * introduction to bzr10:28
siretart* importing packages to the bazaar10:28
dholbachhehe10:28
crimsun_ * universe SRU (-proposed/updates) and security errata (-security)10:29
siretartdholbach: that's different to your point!10:29
sistpoty* universe UVF-exceptions10:29
ajmitch* dealing with Debian10:29
sistpotydealing with bddebian :P10:29
dholbachsiretart: right, I just tought it was funny :)10:29
nixternalwith respect to siretart's * merging packages, would it be possible to do a merge that doesn't require assistance (for the newer) and one that does require assistance due to errors?10:29
minghua * read MoM outputs10:29
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 19 Dec 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 20 Dec 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 21 Dec 21:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 27 Dec 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 28 Dec 08:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 02 Jan 20:00 UTC: Technical Board
bddebiansistpoty: Thanks man :-)10:30
dholbachWhat a nice list we have there10:30
minghuauh... does that mean our meeting should end soon? :-P10:30
sistpotywell, we should try to find *one* next session soon imo10:30
dholbachI'll add them to te MOTU/School/Sessions list and write a follow up mail to MOTU so we can get cracking on it10:30
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siretartnixternal: sure. do you think you could prepare such a session?10:30
crimsun_nixternal: that would be similar to what I went over with Fujitsu10:30
dholbachand think about the sessions over the holidays10:30
nixternalsiretart: not i, i need to learn it, that's why i proposed it :)10:30
dholbachsistpoty: the qa session would be easiest to set up10:30
dholbachwe can definitely make that one happen10:31
nixternali tried one today and got a little confused with the C and C* issues10:31
sistpotyhm... as written above, I'd do one during revu-days10:31
dholbachsistpoty: nice10:31
nixternalcrimsun_: cool, i am taking it that the session was logged?10:31
crimsun_nixternal: yes, it was the second one iirc10:31
nixternalcool..thanks10:31
sistpotydholbach: maybe in the middle of them, or in the first evening... what do you think would be optimal?10:32
dholbachi'm travelling the evening on 21st, so if you want me, let's not do it then10:32
dholbacheuropean evening that is10:32
siretartanything else for the meeting today?10:32
dholbachbut pick anything else10:32
sistpotydholbach: actually I was thinking of packaging q&a10:32
dholbachsistpoty: I know, but weren't we talking about doing it during the revu-days?10:32
dholbachit'd be good if I would announce it in the same mail10:33
dholbachsistpoty: let's decide that together and move on, ok?10:33
sistpotydholbach: yes...10:33
dholbachok10:33
dholbachnext meeting's time10:33
dholbachwhat about 3rd week of Jan?10:33
sistpotya little bit earlier?10:34
dholbachwe should be all back from having holidays by then10:34
ajmitch2nd week?10:34
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dholbachajmitch: me too, but after that I'll have a lot of stuff to catch up with10:34
ajmitchdepends when the next TB meeting is, too10:34
dholbachbut anyway, should be fine10:34
sistpotyajmitch: next TB meeting is next week10:35
crimsun_Friday, Jan 12, 2007 20:00 UTC?10:35
ajmitchsistpoty: you're sure?10:35
sistpotyajmitch: that says the fridge10:35
dholbachcrimsun_: I like the date, but not the time10:35
ajmitchdholbach: later or earlier?10:35
dholbachearlier10:35
crimsun_17:00 UTC?10:35
ajmitch12:00 UTC?10:35
sistpotydamn, I'm usually most productive on fridays in uni *g*10:36
dholbachboth is cool with me10:36
=== sistpoty votes for 12:00 UTC
crimsun_I'm thinking of .au10:36
dholbachit's just that it's 22:36 for me now and it's been a long day :-)10:36
crimsun_is that really early for .au?10:36
ajmitch12:00 UTC gives our australian MOTUs a chance10:36
ajmitch1AM for me :)10:36
sistpotyyes, would be fair10:36
minghuaprobably the opinions of people who can't attend this meeting is more important?10:36
ajmitchbut I wouldn't have work the next day10:37
dholbachminghua: good point10:37
crimsun_ok, I'm game for a tentative 12:00 UTC?10:37
dholbachwe should alternate between meeting times10:37
ajmitchyep10:37
sistpoty+110:37
dholbachbut that's something we should discuss on the list10:37
crimsun_let's propose 12:00 UTC to the list and elicit input10:37
sistpotybut please, let's get two dates to vote for now10:37
sistpotyor thre10:37
sistpoty+e10:37
sistpotyotherwise nobody will come up with one10:38
dholbachok, let's take it to the list then10:38
ajmitchso we're done?10:38
dholbachAnything else on the radar?10:38
=== ajmitch lets dholbach wrap it up
dholbachGoing once10:38
dholbachGoing Twice10:38
dholbachOk, Meeting adjourned :)10:38
crimsun_great. Thanks everyone!10:38
mc44will the MOTU council be approved at next weeks TB then?10:38
ajmitchthanks10:38
dholbachthanks everybody10:39
ajmitchmc44: iff there's a TB meeting next week10:39
sistpotyyay, thanks10:39
sistpotythe fridge mustn't lie *g*10:39
ajmitchoh it does10:39
sistpotydamn10:39
sistpotyand now finally a cigarette :)10:40
ajmitchit's up to the TB as to when they convene next10:40
ajmitchfridge is often a best-guess10:40
bddebiansistpoty: Good idea ;-)10:41
sistpotyhehe10:41
siretartsistpoty: have fun! :)10:42
cbx33I saw my name mentioned ;)10:42
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cbx33eek bbl10:43
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