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Rinchen@schedule denver07:54
UbugtuSchedule for America/Denver: 20 Jan 08:00: Xubuntu | 24 Jan 05:00: Edubuntu | 25 Jan 09:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 30 Jan 13:00: Technical Board | 31 Jan 13:00: Edubuntu | 31 Jan 15:00: Xubuntu07:54
Rinchenhmpf.07:54
Rinchennot in sync with fridge07:54
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sid@schedule New_York08:36
UbugtuSchedule for America/New_York: 20 Jan 10:00: Xubuntu | 24 Jan 07:00: Edubuntu | 25 Jan 11:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 30 Jan 15:00: Technical Board | 31 Jan 15:00: Edubuntu | 31 Jan 17:00: Xubuntu08:36
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Reichstag$^ expression searchs for empty lines, \n only for line breaks in the same paragraph (Shift+Enter), but how to find paragraph breaks?09:50
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stgraber@schedule Zurich09:55
UbugtuSchedule for Europe/Zurich: 20 Jan 16:00: Xubuntu | 24 Jan 13:00: Edubuntu | 25 Jan 17:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 30 Jan 21:00: Technical Board | 31 Jan 21:00: Edubuntu | 31 Jan 23:00: Xubuntu09:55
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: Xubuntu | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 24 Jan 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 25 Jan 16:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 30 Jan 20:00 UTC: Technical Board | 31 Jan 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 31 Jan 22:00 UTC: Xubuntu
Ma1kel6mins03:54
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somerville32Hello Boys and Girls03:57
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vinzeStarted yet?03:58
somerville32We'll be starting any minute now :)03:58
vinzeK great03:59
=== somerville32 just got home from a meeting @ work and needs to change into something more casual. :)
lotusleafvinze: KDE is great ;P03:59
vinzeYuk no :P04:00
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somerville32Alrighty.04:06
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somerville32I guess can start now by introducing ourselves.04:06
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vinzeOK04:07
=== somerville32 is Cody Somerville.
=== vinze is Vincent Tunru
gpocentekhello04:08
somerville32Hi04:08
gpocentek /me is g. pocentek :)04:08
vinzeSurprise :D04:08
gpocenteksomerville32: would you agree to lead this meeting?04:09
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somerville32gpocentek, Sure. :)04:09
gpocentekthanks04:09
somerville32The agenda for this meeting is available at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Meetings04:10
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vinzeSo we're with three?04:10
somerville32We'll work through the items listed, discuss, make notes, and all that good stuff04:10
JmakJmak: ok04:10
somerville32We'll start from the bottom this time since we started at the top last time04:11
vinzeKeeping it fair ;)04:11
somerville32Team Building - How can we help contributors to the Xubuntu project become Ubuntu members, devs, and core-devs? How can we build community? Prod ubuntu-qa/ubuntu-bugs and ubuntu-motu to host some classroom lectures to help educate individuals so that they can get involved with bug triage and packaging for Ubuntu/Xubuntu? Maybe team more senior contributors with people interested in getting involved (ie. mentorship)? Organize so04:11
somerville32me sort of Xubuntu hug day? Brainstorm.04:11
vinzeHug day.. That would be nice :P04:11
gpocentekdo we really need hug days?04:11
gpocentekfor Xubuntu that is04:12
gpocentekthere's not so many bugs open04:12
somerville32gpocentek, I think we should tie in with the normal bug days04:12
somerville32Maybe encourage Xubuntu users to take part04:12
gpocenteksomerville32: agreed04:12
vinzeMe too04:12
somerville32There are lots of Xubuntu users who enjoy giving back to the project04:13
somerville32I think making them aware of these opportunities would be a Good Thing.04:13
vinzeAnd how are we going to do that?04:14
vinzeI guess at least a message to the mailinglist04:14
vinzeOr perhaps that's already enough04:14
gpocentekadding an item to the bug days wiki page/announces should not be too hard04:14
Ma1kelor on the ubuntu forums?04:15
vinzeThat too perhaps04:15
vinzeBut I think most people willing to contribute will already be on xubuntu-devel don't you think so?04:15
somerville32Furthermore, when you've got a whole bunch of people at these events you already know, I think it would make it more enjoyable and easier to get involved.04:15
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somerville32So it would be good for us to "make a presence".04:15
Ma1kelvinze, there are more ways to contribute04:15
vinzeMa1kel: yeah, but you can sign up for xubuntu-devel for all those things can't you?04:16
vinzeBut of course, posting a message to the forums is not problem at all :D04:16
Ma1keltrue but there are people that dont know that the it exists04:16
Ma1kel-the04:16
vinzeAlso people that are looking to contribute?04:17
somerville32ie. Johny and Timmy, both Xubuntu users who like to contribute to bug hug days, encourage there fellow Xubuntu user Jill to come help out. Jill agrees because she feels comfortable knowing that she'll have people she knows there to help her get started and to chat to at the same time.04:17
somerville32Malkel: True.04:17
somerville32So, how do we promote this to Xubuntu users without seeming like we're doing our own thing?04:18
vinzeDoing our own thing? You mean too complicated or something04:19
vinze*?04:19
Ma1kelHmmm.04:19
somerville32Well, we want to tie in with existing Ubuntu infrastructure and teams04:19
somerville32We don't want to waste efforts re-inventing the wheel04:19
vinzeSo we should make it accessible to Xubuntu users04:20
somerville32Right04:20
Ma1kelWhat would you like the existing infrastructure to do? Give a list.04:20
somerville32But the question is "How do we do it most effectively?"04:20
vinzeWell, I have no experience with this so I have no idea :(04:21
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somerville32I think that we could use the forums, wiki, website, and the irc channel04:22
Ma1kelStart an Xubuntu forum?04:22
vinzeI think of those the wiki and website are most important04:22
somerville32Malkel: I don't think that is required.04:22
vinzeMe neither04:22
somerville32Malkel: The main Ubuntu forums serve us rather nicely.04:22
somerville32I think we need to spark the "by mouth" advertising.04:23
somerville32We ourselves need to get excited by contributing to Xubuntu04:23
vinzeI think that would be best04:23
vinzeBut I have no idea how04:23
somerville32By getting excited ourselves, of course :)04:24
Ma1kelSome contests?04:24
vinzeYeah I get that :P04:24
somerville32If people see how we're contributing and that we're excited04:24
Ma1kelFor artwork or something?04:24
vinzeBut how to get involved04:24
TheSheepstart talking about it on channels -- saying what bugs you triage, asking about details04:24
=== somerville32 nods.
vinzeBut if you have no experience programming in anything higher than PHP?04:24
somerville32vinze: You don't need to know how to program to get involved.04:25
TheSheepit will also teach users some rules on taking care of bugs04:25
Ma1kelArtwork and translation, spreading the word?04:25
somerville32Right04:25
somerville32There are TONS of stuff listed on http://xubuntu.org/devel04:25
TheSheepassisting with reporting bugs is important too04:25
somerville32Yup04:25
somerville321. Get excited about contributing Xubuntu04:26
TheSheeplike, you spent some time with the user to see what's wrong, and in the end yuo say "ok, now report this bug" :)04:26
vinzeTranslation is also something: isn't that more upstream work? I've been translating Xfce but not in Launchpad04:26
somerville322. Start talking about how we contribute to Xubuntu and how other people can too04:26
Ma1kelhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/XubuntuArtwork ?04:27
somerville32Malkel, vinze: In your opinions, how can we make it easier for people to get involved?04:27
somerville32Ma1kel, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Artwork <-- Xubuntu artwork page.04:27
somerville32gpocentek, Any insight?04:28
Ma1kelStart own forum, announce things and contests04:28
vinzeThere's an unofficial Xubuntu forum that's not very popular04:28
Ma1kellink to it from main site and make it offical?04:29
TheSheepan empty forum is hardly encouraging04:29
Ma1kela full forum is04:29
vinzeBut linking to it won't suddenly make it popular04:29
somerville32Whats wrong with the current Ubuntu forums?04:30
Ma1kelit is too much ofcused on Ubuntu04:30
somerville32Ma1kel, There are tons of Xubuntu users on the Ubuntu forums though04:31
Ma1kelyes04:31
gpocentek(phonecall, sorry)04:31
vinzeWell, shall we just continue on "Team Building"?04:31
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32I'd like to report that the new xubuntu-users mailing list is a huge success.04:31
vinzeIndeed04:32
vinzeAnd let's hope it'll be even more so when Feisty is released04:32
somerville32Since it's conception the other week, we've had 81 individuals subscribe04:33
vinzeHow many did we have for xubuntu-devel?04:33
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vinzeToo bad04:34
somerville32So04:35
vinzeConclusion: we should do more mouth-to-mouthing or whatever-it's-called04:35
somerville32As to getting people involved, I'll see about poking ubuntu-qa and ubuntu-motu to hold some classroom lectures04:35
vinzeGreat04:35
somerville32and then I'll announce it on the mailing list04:35
somerville32Then it'll be up to all of us to spread the word to our fellow Xubuntu users04:35
vinzePerhaps we should make clearer exactly *what* is high priority at the moment04:36
somerville32vinze: High priority out of what?04:36
vinzeOf jobs to be done of Xubuntu04:37
TheSheepperhaps we should decide what is there to do first :)04:37
somerville32hehe04:37
vinzeThat's what I mean ;)04:37
somerville32Well, http://xubuntu.org/devel has a rather comprehensive list04:38
somerville32And they're all important04:38
vinzeBut all of "general things to do"04:38
somerville32Well, one thing that comes to mind is Documentation04:38
vinzePerhaps if we focus on a specific thing we can get more things done?04:38
vinzeFor example04:38
somerville32Documentation needs a lot of work04:38
vinzeThen we could say "is someone willing to write some documentation on how this or that app works"?04:39
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somerville32Interesting idea04:39
vinzeI think that produce more04:39
somerville32Well, we can't waste too much time holding people's hands either. Sometimes people need to take initiative to ask.04:40
somerville32However, I think making up a nice todo list for the different teams would be a Good Idea.04:40
vinzeYeah I think so too04:40
somerville32We can also see about getting some of the more senior contributors to help out the ones showing interest04:41
vinzeBut what my problem with documentation is is that you can't just do some documentation and send it somewhere, you have to makes patches or whatnot04:41
somerville32vinze: Making patches is easy though :)04:41
vinzeWell, perhaps a wiki page or something on how to?04:42
vinzeBecause I don't know how, even if it is very easy04:42
somerville32There already is a wiki page.04:43
vinzeOK, where?04:43
somerville32Maybe we can work on linking some of those documents from the Xubuntu wiki pages04:44
vinzeYeah and on xubuntu.org/devel04:44
vinzeTo those page04:44
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vinze*pages04:44
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somerville32Good idea04:44
somerville32Any other points for Team Building?04:45
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vinzeNope04:45
vinzeOh wait, could you tell me the wiki page, then I'll bookmark it :D04:46
vinzeAnd perhaps I can start linking after I finish my essays ;)04:46
somerville32ok04:47
somerville32one sec04:47
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somerville32https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/GettingStarted04:48
vinzeK thanks04:48
somerville32and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Contribute04:49
somerville32So I guess we can move onto the next topic for today04:49
somerville32Artwork04:49
somerville32Jmak, :)04:50
vinzeYeah04:50
vinze*Very controversial* ;)04:50
somerville32Well, certainly opinionated for sure04:50
JmakI am here04:51
somerville32Jmak: Could you give us an update on the artwork? :)04:52
TheSheepJmak: I wanted to tell you about the icon theme cache...04:52
JmakWe need to tackle the icons04:52
JmakOk04:52
JmakTheSheep: Whats that04:53
TheSheepJmak: basically, if you want to play with icons in some theme, remove the icon-theme.cache file from it first, or you won't see the changes04:53
TheSheepJmak: I'm not sure how you regenerate that cache though04:53
TheSheepJmak: it was something I stumbled upon when trying to fix the sound control icon in breezy04:54
JmakThanks for the tip04:54
fijamIf I could add something to the documentation discussion... just a quick remark, may I?04:55
vinzeAlways :D04:55
somerville32Sure :)04:55
fijamI think that special attention should be focused on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Projects04:56
JmakBut regarding the icons Jari told me that there will be major changes in feisty soon, so lets wait till those changes will materialize04:56
fijamas we don't want xubuntu to fall behind, do we?04:56
vinzefijam: Indeed04:56
vinzeJmak: Sure04:57
Ma1kel"The DocumentationTeam is currently working on developing new and improving existing documentation for the release of Ubuntu 6.10 (EdgyEft) in October 2006."04:57
somerville32fijam, Thats the only documentation to focus on right now - the Desktop Guide and the wiki.04:57
somerville32And we're already way way way behind04:57
somerville32We need more contributors04:57
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vinzeI'll see if I can do some catching up04:57
vinzeBut I also have another project ;)04:58
somerville32There is a specification on the wiki04:58
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fijamok04:58
JmakIs evrybody happy with the tango icon theme?04:59
somerville32fijam, vinze: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Specifications/Feisty/DesktopGuide-feisty04:59
somerville32Jmak: At this time, I enjoy the tango theme, yes.04:59
TheSheepJmak: I'm happy with it :)04:59
vinzeFor now yes04:59
JmakIn my view it is pretty dull05:00
vinzeBut complete05:01
TheSheepI prefer the term 'functional' :)05:01
somerville32I think it is complete and professional looking05:01
vinzeFunctional, whatever you wish :D05:01
TheSheepvinze: I was thinking about the 'dull'05:01
vinzeAh, right...05:02
somerville32Jmak: Is anyone else contributing to the artwork besides yourself?05:02
vinze"Dull" and "functional" are about equal to me ;)05:02
TheSheepJmak: do you have a "big picture" for the theme?05:02
JmakWhat theme, the icon theme?05:02
TheSheepJmak: no, the whole theme of xubuntu05:03
TheSheepJmak: what direction to go?05:03
TheSheepJmak: should it look cheap or expensive, simple or comlex, cold or warm, etc.05:03
Ma1kelmore intresting looking, the normal theme is too dull, people like to change the theme immetdialy05:03
TheSheepMa1kel: that's good05:03
vinzeMa1kel: The problem with that is that you'll get a theme that annoys some people05:04
Ma1keltrue05:04
vinzeThat's the advantage of Clearlooks: it does not annoy, even if it is dull05:04
vinzeOr Tango or whatever05:04
somerville32Personally, I prefer a professional appeal for default05:04
Ma1kelMe too.05:04
vinzeLike Clearlooks?05:04
somerville32Then people can make all the crazy customizations they want05:04
somerville32But first impressions are important05:05
vinzeYeah indeed05:05
TheSheepI think that a defult theme has 2 functions:  be usable for when you don't have time to customize it, and look good for screenshots and marketing05:05
JmakMy idea was to continue the glossy feel05:05
vinzeSo we want to make a "decent" impression05:05
somerville32And so we need to have a theme that appeals to the widest variety of users05:05
vinzeI liked the glossy feel05:05
Ma1kelglossy feels are cool05:05
TheSheepeven cold05:05
TheSheepnothing against glossy, of course05:05
somerville32The glossy direction is good but we need to make sure not to over do it05:06
somerville32We need to be tactful05:06
TheSheepJmak: sharp or soft?05:06
JmakI prefer simple05:06
JmakAs opposed to the more flashy fedora artworks05:07
Ma1kelmaybe get some opinions from the forums? Get some artwork on the forums and ask people what they think about it? Could help getting people contribute.05:07
vinzeMa1kel: Good idewa05:07
vinze*idea05:07
somerville32We can't just vote on small bits and pieces though05:07
somerville32We need to see the overall picture05:07
TheSheepI think that once working, there should be no opinions.05:07
vinzePerhaps first produce something, then allow comments?05:08
TheSheep1. collect opinions, get the idea, 2. work, ignore feedback on irrelevant details, 3. present the (almost) finished product, repeat05:08
vinzeAgreed05:08
TheSheepI was looking at the "start button" rant05:08
TheSheepit's totally meaningless05:09
vinze*hint*05:09
Ma1kelWHERES MY START BUTTON05:09
JmakTrue, but in my view artworks are not like code everyone chips in and at the end we put it together.05:09
somerville32Jmak: But what about that article you wrote?05:09
somerville32In it you said that that model doesn't work05:09
TheSheepJmak: you're the director, you must not allow everyone to butt in :)05:09
JmakI like the button idea because from the usability point of view it make sense05:10
TheSheepJmak: stand by your decissions05:10
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TheSheepJmak: btw, I think the button can be made as a gtk theme thing05:10
JmakWith that I am not familiar05:11
JmakHow do you mean gtk?05:11
vinzeSo, artwork will just be produced, then accept comments and see what should be improved?05:11
somerville32Jmak: Maybe you should encourage other people to get involved?05:11
Ma1kelwell, get some comments WHILE working on it, to help you model it05:11
TheSheepvinze: you cannot tweak this kind of things much -- it's all interconnected and complete05:12
vinzeMa1kel: But without starting discussions05:12
JmakSure, anyone can do artworks05:12
vinzeTheSheep: What do you mean?05:12
Ma1kel^05:12
TheSheepvinze: it's like telling Da Vinci to redo that smile05:12
somerville32Jmak, Maybe you could spice up the artwork wiki pages on *how* to get involved?05:12
vinzeAH, like that05:12
JmakOk. I will do that05:13
TheSheepJmak: for example, which icons need to be drawn05:13
fijamthat would be useful05:13
JmakFor instance in the application menu we have at least 6 missing icons, not very professional05:14
TheSheepJmak: most of them are in tango, just miss the links05:14
somerville32Jmak; You should file bugs and attach an icon and someone like gpocentek or myself can upload it.05:14
TheSheepJmak: same with other icon themes -- they'd work with xubntu fine, if not the missing links05:14
JmakOk jary told me that there will be changes soon in feisty so I wait with the icons for the time being05:15
TheSheepJmak: so, what other things are there to do that can be distributed work?05:16
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JmakI think no much unless someone wants to redo the entire desktop concept05:17
vinzeSo on to the Documentation issue?05:18
TheSheepJmak: I made another blue murrina theme, based on the MurrinaHuman2, if you're interested05:18
JmakSure05:18
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JmakMake a wiki and upload the pieces05:19
somerville32Btw05:19
somerville32the Murrina theme engine was uploaded the other week to Universe05:19
JmakIt sould be the default theme for feisty05:20
JmakIt comes with a nice configurator that not even gnome has05:20
somerville32Also, I'd like to see an improvement to the startup splash05:20
vinzeGTK themes are something that can be voted on IMHO05:20
kalikianaThe splash needs text :)05:20
JmakYou mean the usplash?05:21
kalikianayep05:21
somerville32Not the usplash05:21
somerville32the login splash05:21
somerville32After you authenticate05:21
kalikianaoh05:21
somerville32It is current the mouse in the wheel05:21
somerville32Which is cool05:21
somerville32but it just on a white background05:21
somerville32Kind of blah05:21
kalikianaWhat would you do about it?05:21
vinzeBut perhaps it will get too slow...05:21
TheSheepuse the same background as gdm and backdrop05:21
=== somerville32 nods.
gpocenteksomerville32: it's currently nothing05:22
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somerville32gpocentek, What is currently nothing?05:22
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vinzeThe splash05:22
JmakYou are talkin about the logo?05:22
gpocenteksomerville32: there's no splash during Xfce startup05:22
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somerville32gpocentek, Since when?05:22
crimsun(hi all, apologies for tardiness, was in another meeting)05:23
gpocenteksomerville32: since edgy IIRC05:23
gpocentekhello crimsun05:23
somerville32gpocentek, Well, then I must have carry over from Dapper05:23
gpocenteksomerville32: the splash slow down things on lowest machines, that's why we removed it05:23
somerville32But it is possible to re-enable it?05:23
gpocenteksomerville32: yep, it's configured in your HOME I guess05:23
gpocenteksomerville32: sure05:23
TheSheepI had a smart splashscreen setup some time ago -- it made a screenshot when logging out, and displayed it as the splash05:23
somerville32I see a MCS module05:23
vinzeTheSheep: that's cool :D But annoying ;_05:24
TheSheepvinze: it makes the system seem faster :)05:24
somerville32Either way, there really isn't a good login splash available. So we should make one available.05:24
gpocentekthe running mouse *is* good05:24
TheSheepsomerville32: balous is pretty good if you put a nice picture in it05:24
vinzeTheSheep: Does it?05:24
somerville32gpocentek, I like it too05:25
JmakI made some animation splash for dapper but jani said we need no splash05:25
vinzeTheSheep: Startup is already almost-instantly for me when I turn Beryl off05:25
somerville32gpocentek, But I think it can be improved.05:25
TheSheepvinze: before you grab the mouse, the splash screen will already disappear -- but you have additional several seconds of thinking what to do :)05:25
crimsunJmak: I tend to agree with Jani that a splash only serves really to "hide" the slowdown05:26
vinzeTheSheep: But won't the two seconds it takes now become four?05:26
TheSheepvinze: no idea05:26
vinzeTheSheep: lol :P05:27
somerville32Well, I'd love to see something done there05:27
somerville32As for the usplash, I think it looks good except for the text.05:27
Jmaksomerville32: splash just make things more crowded05:28
=== somerville32 likes his login splash.
TheSheepmaybe there is some theme we could use for making art for xubuntu -- sky? water? blue jewels?05:28
somerville32Black rodents?05:29
JmakListen, splash should be a branding image not a masterpeice. It si only the screen for a few seconds05:30
somerville32Several minutes for me05:30
somerville32lol05:30
JmakIf it is to complex it confuses05:31
somerville32I think he issue is that the text is too complex. It should be simpler and more tactful05:31
JmakWhat text?05:32
somerville32"Xubuntu"05:32
somerville32The logo looks great05:32
vinzeSorry g2g05:32
JmakYou mean in the login box05:32
fijamsee you, vinze05:33
vinzeBye05:33
somerville32Right now I'm talking about the usplash05:33
JmakOk05:33
somerville32:)05:34
somerville32TheSheep: Water, I think05:34
TheSheepsomerville32: waves?05:34
TheSheepsomerville32: drops? like blubuntu?05:34
somerville32Something tranquil?05:35
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JmakGlossiness is part of the overall theme, that is how the usplash was conceived05:36
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somerville32Jmak: Right.05:37
somerville32Glossyness isn't the issue05:37
JmakWhat then?05:37
somerville32The text is the issue, I don't like how it looks. I think the distaste lies with the thick blue borders.05:38
JmakBut you have to somehow separate off from the blach background05:39
jendaooh, xubuntu meeting... I'm sorry to interrupt with something so mundane, but I haven't got any response from the #xubuntu channels - I'll be printing about 1000 of Xubuntu case badges, and no one can tell me if they look good other than Xubuntu folks :)05:39
jendadiy.devubuntu.com/xubuntu.png05:39
jenda(please reply in -marketing not here)05:40
jenda(and feel free to wait till after the meeting, of course)05:40
somerville32Jmak: I agree.05:40
somerville32Jmak: I'd like to see an alternate.05:40
somerville32Anyhow, lets keep moving05:40
somerville32We've already been here for awhile05:40
somerville32and we have more stuff to cover05:40
somerville32Any last comments?05:41
fijamWhat I personanlly dislike about the usplash logo is that blue gradient descending into pitch-black. Maybe it could be made more... distinctive?05:41
JmakIt is not good. the mouse overlaps the logo, the colors are off and the lines are jagged05:42
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somerville32So it is agreed the proposed usplash needs some more love?05:43
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JmakWhat kind of change do you exactly want?05:44
somerville32Personally, just the text05:44
somerville32Anyhows05:45
JmakThat's pretty vague05:45
somerville32We need to move on05:45
somerville32Jmak: We can discuss it more later.05:45
somerville32Documentation - Documentation efforts need to be organized.05:45
somerville32Is there anybody who would be interested in working on the desktopguide?05:45
Ma1kelWiki raids?05:45
somerville32I wear a lot of hats so I can't devote the love that it needs.05:45
somerville32Malkel: Not quite. There is a desktop guide that is shipped with Xubuntu - it is outdated and needs to be improved.05:46
somerville32However, I'm sure we'll pull content from the wiki05:46
fijamI could do some work on this. I am downloading the svn trunk right now05:46
somerville32Awesome.05:47
somerville32Can I put your name down as a volunteer?05:47
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somerville32crimsun, gpocentek: Do you have any insight for the desktop guide and documentation for Xubuntu in general?05:47
somerville32fijam, I have svn commit access05:48
somerville32fijam, We'll get together soon and discuss documentation.05:49
fijamyou and Luzius Theoney, already read of it05:49
fijamok05:49
somerville32Awesome.05:49
crimsunsomerville32: not without having read current doc05:49
somerville32crimsun: You can see it at http://doc.ubuntu.com05:49
somerville32We can discuss documentation more at the next meeting05:49
somerville32Any last points?05:49
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fijamI've just scimmed through the styleguide05:50
fijamok05:50
gpocenteksomerville32: Xfce has a nice documentation, if it included in the desktop guide, or even linked05:50
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32gpocentek, Good idea.05:50
fijamHowever, there is no documentation for the 4.4 branch yet afaik05:51
gpocentekit was a question actually (s/if/is) ;)05:51
somerville32hehe05:51
somerville32gpocentek, I'm sure we could borrow from it05:52
gpocentekfijam: right05:52
fijamand this influences a few things, especially the desktop manager, menu icons etc, so we might want to cover these issues on our own, at least the basics05:54
gpocentekindeed05:55
gpocentekThunar doc is good, and is now included in the sources IIRC05:55
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32Alrighty.05:56
somerville32Any last points?05:56
somerville32Bug Triage - Whats the most effective way to triage Xubuntu related bugs? What procedures should our bug triage team follow? People to look after certain packages? (CodySomerville)05:57
somerville321. How should we handle small feature requests?05:57
somerville32ie. feature requests that don't deserve a specification05:57
crimsunI've not been averse to Wishlist bugs filed against the appropriate source packages using LP05:58
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32So just confirm them and mark them wishlist?06:00
crimsunthat's my general practice06:01
crimsunif there's consensus that we should be doing otherwise, I'm happy to adhere06:01
somerville32I think Jani recommends that too06:01
somerville32and I'm ok with that06:01
somerville32but I always thought it was a goal to try and close bugs06:01
gpocentekso am I06:01
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somerville32Alright.06:02
somerville32Any other points on bug triage?06:03
gpocentekyep06:03
=== somerville32 listens.
gpocentekthere's quite a lot of bugs reported against wrong packages or against no package at all06:03
gpocentekI'd be nice to regularily find these bugs06:04
gpocenteka simple search on LP using "Xfce" gives a lot of results06:05
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32Good point.06:06
somerville32gpocentek, Do you have any ideas on how to improve the situation?06:06
gpocentekif someone can take the time to search those bugs once a week (for instance), it shouldn't take a lot of time and would be really helpful06:07
gpocentekI'm ready to take care about this06:07
=== somerville32 nods.
gpocentekthe task would not be a full triaging, simply suscribing the xubuntu-team06:08
somerville32Should we consider add the xubuntu-team as bug contacts for more packages?06:08
somerville32*adding06:08
gpocentekmaybe more desktop apps06:10
gpocentekI'm not even sure that gxine is on our list for instance06:10
=== somerville32 nods.
crimsunright, that's motumedia06:11
gpocentekanything else about bugs?06:12
=== somerville32 doesn't think so.
gpocentekok06:12
somerville32So, last two topics for today06:13
somerville32#06:13
somerville32Xubuntu feisty dev-roadmap - Discuss and develop a dev-roadmap for Xubuntu Feisty Fawn + review of previous dev-roadmaps.06:13
somerville32#06:13
somerville32Feisty Fawn - The goals for Feisty Fawn include adopting emerging desktop technology. What emerging desktop technology can the Xubuntu distribution adopt?06:13
gpocenteknext week goal: get Xfce 4.4 final in ;)06:14
=== somerville32 cheers.
fijamIt hasn't been released yet, has it?06:15
gpocentekit should released tomorrow on monday06:15
fijamgood!06:15
gpocenteks/on/or06:15
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32gpocentek, We do plan to get thunar-volman in, right?06:15
gpocenteksomerville32: yes06:16
somerville32Enabled by default?06:16
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gpocenteksomerville32: I guess :)06:16
vinzeHey06:16
fijamwelcome back06:17
vinzeThanks06:17
vinzeWhat're we discussing?06:17
somerville32gpocentek, What do you think about adding default gtk shortcuts?06:17
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gpocenteksomerville32: what kind of shortcuts?06:18
somerville32ie. Documents, Videos, Pictures, etc.06:18
somerville32Stuff like that06:18
somerville32You see it in the file choicer and Thunar's left bar06:18
somerville32It might pose translation issues06:18
gpocentekyep06:18
somerville32and it would require us to actually have the directories created06:19
somerville32which would mean we would have to do that in /etc/skel/06:19
somerville32and I don't think too many distros do that06:19
gpocentekI don't really like the idea06:19
vinzeWhat idea?06:19
gpocentekof modifying dirs/files in the user's HOME06:20
vinzeWith what purpose?06:20
=== somerville32 agrees.
somerville32gpocentek, Is it possible to add more "shortcuts" in the top part of the left bar?06:20
somerville32ie. Where the filesystem, home, etc. links are06:21
gpocentekdo we really need more links?06:21
gpocentek(BTW this is an other discussion than feisty goals ;) )06:21
somerville32We're discussing whats plausible, :P06:22
vinzegpocentek: Is it "Emerging Desktop Technologies"?06:22
somerville32And I think that a link to /media might be wise06:22
gpocentekwhy not06:23
vinzeIf the folders get names other than cdrom006:23
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vinzeOr usbdisk06:23
vinzeAnd usbdisk-106:23
gpocentekvinze: true06:23
vinzeDon't most devices have labels for that?06:24
vinzeBut that would be more Thunar-specific I guess06:24
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gpocentekyes06:24
somerville32https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Specifications/Feisty/Xubuntu-Wishlist <-- It is actually readable.06:25
somerville32One thing that is mentioned is disabling case-sensitive sort in Thunar. Apparently it is in the Thunar config file but not the gui config tool.06:25
somerville32Another item is Tracker06:26
fijamTracker - the search tool?06:26
somerville32gpocentek, Have you had a chance to use kalikiana's search tool?06:26
vinzeTracker sounds cool to me06:26
gpocenteksomerville32: yes06:27
gpocentekI don't really like the UI06:27
gpocentekand it's only a frontend to find, and slocate06:27
somerville32Not only find and slocate06:27
gpocenteka desktop search tool does more than that06:27
somerville32It also supports tracker and beagle06:27
gpocentekif there are installed06:28
vinzeWell if the UI is not that pleasant then it should not be used as front-end for tracker I guess...06:28
gpocentekis tracker a command line tool (never used it)06:28
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gpocentek?06:28
somerville32Yes06:28
gpocentekok06:28
gpocentekit needs to be tested06:29
gpocentekand packaged...06:29
somerville32What needs to be packaged?06:29
vinzeScreenshots also show a GUI: http://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/screenshots.html06:30
fijamit looks promising06:30
gpocenteksomerville32: tracker06:30
vinzehttp://www.gnome.org/projects/tracker/download.html06:30
somerville32tracker is already packaged06:30
vinzeSee my link :D06:30
gpocenteksomerville32: and available in debian or ubuntu ?06:31
somerville32gpocentek, I heard someone in #u-devel that it was accepted into Feisty06:31
vinzebuntu : should be in Feisty universe soon... ATM experimental debs can be found for i386 arch at06:31
vinze"deb http://debs.michaelbiebl.de/ edgy main" for edgy06:31
vinze"deb http://debs.michaelbiebl.de/ dapper main" for dapper06:31
somerville32apt-cache agrees06:31
fijamthere is a gtk ui tracker-search-tool and QT one (under development)06:31
somerville32fijam, There are several06:31
somerville32TheSheep: ping06:31
TheSheeppong06:32
TheSheepsomerville32: you rang my lord?06:32
gpocentekhum, tracker depends on gnome libs06:32
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TheSheepgpocentek: I'm working on a xfce one06:32
gpocentekTheSheep: oh, great06:32
TheSheepgpocentek: but it's not much more advanced than kalikiana's06:32
vinzeBut is it easy to use?06:33
TheSheepgpocentek: more closely tied to tracker and thunar, though06:33
vinzeAnd fast?06:33
TheSheepvinze: I try my best :)06:33
TheSheepvinze: time (and users) will tell06:33
somerville32Is it agreed that a file search tool is a goal for Feisty?06:34
vinzeGreat06:34
vinzeYes06:34
gpocenteksomerville32: if we can find a good candidate, yes :)06:34
vinzeAnd a calculator, is that already included?06:35
TheSheepvinze: what's wrong with a command-line calculator like bc?06:35
TheSheepvinze: it's much more useful06:35
vinzeI prefer GUI's06:35
TheSheepvinze: an icon in the menu would be enough06:35
vinzeYes I'm one of that kind :D06:35
TheSheepvinze: you mean you really push the buttons with your mouse???06:35
vinzeYes :D06:36
vinzeOr typing06:36
vinzeBut outside of the terminal06:36
gpocentekvinze: we have gcalctool06:36
gpocentekand python :)06:36
somerville32lol06:37
vinzeIs gcalctool included by default?06:37
gpocentekvinze: yes06:37
vinzeO ok06:37
vinzeThat's cool06:37
somerville32gpocentek, What about the menu? That seems to be one of the major complains.06:37
somerville32Any ideas on how we can improve it?06:37
gpocenteksomerville32: upstream is working on something06:37
vinzeWell, I think we should at least keep System and Settings separated06:38
gpocentekbut I have not really looked at this yet06:38
vinzeI read somewhere Gnome would be bundling them06:38
somerville32gpocentek, Why did we get rid of Thunar, Terminal, and Firefox from the top level?06:38
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gpocenteksomerville32: Jani decided it, no idea why06:39
somerville32I think we should discuss reimplementing it06:39
gpocentekmaybe in a different way06:39
vinzeI'd make Thunar a "Home" icon06:39
gpocentekicons on the panel for instance06:39
somerville32TheSheep: Whats the #1 question in #xubuntu?06:40
vinzeBut I don't think a Terminal icon is neccessary06:40
vinzeBut you'll probably disagree06:40
Jester45can i ask a question is the #1 asked question06:40
vinzeJester45: lol06:40
Jester45not to be smart or anything06:41
somerville32I personally have have Firefox, Gedit, Thunar, and Terminal as launchers on my bar next to xfce menu06:41
vinzeI have about 20 icons in my top panel :D06:41
somerville32Maybe we should add those four launchers (except replacing gedit with mousepad)?06:41
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gpocentekmousepad and terminal are geeky utils IMO06:41
vinzeI agree06:41
gpocentekand geeks can add icons on their panel ;)06:42
vinzeBut Firefox and "Home" (better than Thunar IMHO) are fine with me06:42
vinzegeeks like to customize :D06:42
somerville32lol06:42
somerville32Abiword then06:42
somerville32lol06:42
somerville32And the terminal is there to make it a nice round number of four icons ;] 06:43
vinzeYeah I think Abiword is a good idea06:43
vinzeI like three06:43
gpocentekhum, if we starrt with adding desktop apps to the panel, we will end with 30 launchers06:43
Jester45i dont like Abiword my self but many new to linuxers like it becuase it looks like MSWord06:43
vinzegpocentek: Well, mainly the most-used apps06:44
vinze(File-)Browsing and Word Processing06:44
somerville32gpocentek, I think we can limit it to those. They are the most used desktop applications.06:44
vinzeI like Abiword because it's fast06:44
gpocentekmaybe we should discuss default settings on the ML06:45
gpocentekor even better, the xubuntu-default-settings package has a bzr branch06:45
vinzeWe should make some kind of voting page06:45
gpocentekfeel free to create your own branch to propose your choice06:46
vinzeDidn't LP support polls?06:46
somerville32gpocentek, Btw, why is that authored by ubuntu-core-dev and not xubuntu-team? :P06:46
gpocenteksomerville32: because it deals with packaging I guess06:46
gpocenteksomerville32: but it's not a problem06:46
gpocentekwe can create a xubuntu-team branch and merge it with the core-dev one06:47
somerville32True06:47
gpocentekok, is there anything else?06:47
somerville32Well06:48
fijamI have a question regarding media player for Feisty. Will it be still gxine?06:48
somerville32I think there are some more goals we can set for Feisty06:48
gpocentekfijam: I think so06:48
vinzeWill AIGLX also be default for Xubuntu?06:48
vinzeAutomatically I mean06:48
vinzeSo without Beryl or Compiz06:48
somerville32gpocentek, What about SMB?06:48
somerville32Should we consider adding pyNeighborhood to the seeds?06:49
somerville32Have you even had a chance to try it yet?06:49
gpocenteksomerville32: does it work well?06:49
gpocentekI've not tested it yet06:49
somerville32gpocentek, 0.4 is a lot better then 0.306:49
somerville32It is actively being developed06:49
somerville32Upstream said they'd love to help06:49
gpocentekgreat06:49
somerville32It is in Universe currently06:50
gpocentekyep06:50
somerville32Give it a try if you can and let me know what you think and I'll file a MIR06:51
Jester45bye bye fear not as i will be back soon06:51
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gpocenteksomerville32: ok, I'll test it06:51
vinzeO damn06:51
vinzeHow about this notification daemon for Xfce?06:51
somerville32Interesting idea06:52
gpocentekThunar can use it06:52
gpocentekfor eject/umount notification popups06:52
somerville32But might it cause a conflict with the gnome notification daemon?06:52
vinzeWell, yes06:53
gpocenteksomerville32: yes, but that's not a problem, xubuntu-desktop can depend on notification-daemon | xfce-n-d06:53
vinzeQuote: Notification-daemon-xfce conflicts with the original notification-daemon06:53
somerville32gpocentek, perfect.06:53
somerville32Alrighty06:55
somerville32gpocentek, Do you want me to package xfce-n-d or will you?06:55
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gpocenteksomerville32: go ahead06:56
gpocentekI'll review it :)06:56
somerville32lol, ok06:56
somerville32gpocentek, Did you review my updated patch, btw?06:56
gpocenteksomerville32: not yet06:56
somerville32As for xfce 4.406:57
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somerville32Do you plan to do that solo or can I help?06:57
gpocenteksomerville32: feel free to grab some packages, but we'll have to coordinate to not duplicate the work06:58
somerville32ok06:59
gpocentekincluding the goodies it'll be ~30 packages that need to be updated06:59
=== somerville32 nods.
gpocenteksomerville32: mr_pouit has already updated a bunch of plugins BTW06:59
=== somerville32 nods.
somerville32Is the delta between 4.4 RC2 and stable big?06:59
gpocentekno07:00
somerville32Anything cool besides the Thunar improvements?07:00
gpocenteknothing new since RC207:00
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gpocentekok, /me is off for diner ;)07:02
vinzeHave fun :D07:02
fijamI am off to go, too07:04
vinzeBye07:04
fijamsee you07:04
somerville32I have to get something to eat too :)07:05
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vinzeSo is the meeting over?07:08
somerville32I think that would be safe to say, yes ;] 07:10
gpocentekvinze: I guess so ;)07:10
vinzeHas the LiveCD issue also been discussed?07:10
somerville32It wasn't on the agenda07:11
somerville32so no07:11
vinzeOK :(07:11
vinzeWasn't it part of the Feisty Roadmap discussion07:11
vinze*?07:11
somerville32"Feisty Roadmap Discussion" is rather ambiguous07:12
somerville32And it is too late in the development cycle to really do anything new07:12
vinzePL07:13
vinze*OK07:13
Mithrandirwhat live cd issue?07:13
vinzehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Specifications/Feisty/Xubuntu-Wishlist#head-11feec0677c4557016d6f27c6529b4da3640d65407:13
somerville32"Some people use the Live CD for more than just testing an installation will work. Maybe an alert when we shut down, to warn the user that any files (if there are files) in the home folder are not saved to disk, and will be lost. -- Mattj2 2006-11-17 14:35:00" ?07:14
Mithrandirthe first, have you pressed f2 (or f3, I can't remember) and selecting your keyboard there?07:14
vinzeWell, the problem is that people have to look for it07:15
Mithrandiryes, and it'll stay that way.07:15
vinzeBut as it's too late now to do something about it07:15
vinzePerhaps something for Feisty+107:15
Mithrandirno, the live cd should not ask questions.07:15
Mithrandirthe second one doesn't have anything to do with xubuntu specifically, it should probably be fixed, it's just a minor thing in casper/gdm.07:16
vinzeMithrandir: I think in this situation asking a question is reasonable07:16
Mithrandirvinze: you may think so, but it won't be changed even so.07:17
vinzeI know :D07:18
Mithrandir(I say this with both my release manager and casper maintainer hat on)07:18
vinzeCasper was what handles the LiveCD?07:18
Mithrandirit's the initramfs bits which makes the live cd into a live cd and not a regular desktop system, yes.07:19
vinzeCool07:19
vinzeBtw, :07:19
vinze"I have used Ubuntu Live CDs before, that ask what sort of keyboard you have, and automatically set Ubuntu up that way. "07:19
vinzeIs that true?07:19
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Mithrandirwhen we used d-i for the live cd, yes.07:21
Mithrandirthat's breezy and earlier, iirc.07:21
vinzeAh, right07:21
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