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ballhello ubotu, Ubugtu06:26
LaserJockhi ball06:28
ballhello LaserJock06:29
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ballhello n2diy07:19
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ballhello Amaranth07:20
Amaranthhi07:21
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LaserJockmorning ogra09:02
highvoltagemorning ogra09:03
highvoltageLaserJock: :p09:03
Burgundaviahey ogra, LaserJock, highvoltage09:03
highvoltagehey Burgundavia and LaserJock09:03
ograhi09:03
ajmitchhi ogra, LaserJock, highvoltage, Burgundavia09:03
highvoltagehi ajmitch :)09:03
Burgundaviahey ajmitch09:03
willvdlg'day Bruce09:06
Burgundaviahey willvdl09:06
willvdlhey. good to see your name in the channels again09:06
Burgundavianew gf keeping me busy09:07
highvoltagehey willvdl09:07
willvdlhighvoltage, morning. Did any HPX guys contact you folks last week?09:08
willvdlBurgundavia, yeah, know that one. The travel is killing me :)09:09
highvoltagemorning willvdl09:09
highvoltagewillvdl: nope, I don't even know who HPX is09:09
willvdlhighvoltage, your away message is on :)09:10
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highvoltagewillvdl: technically, I am away ;)09:10
willvdlwhere are you?09:11
highvoltageat work09:11
willvdlAh, I can see I'll have to choose my questions more carefully09:12
highvoltageedubuntugirl: IRC09:13
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: excuse me?09:13
highvoltageedubuntugirl: IRC is evil09:13
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: okay09:13
highvoltagewillvdl: I try not to spend too much time on IRC at work, so I mark myself as away: at work, when at work09:13
willvdlyou read Catch-22 yet? "Major Major is out so you may go in", "But when will he be back in", " as soon as you are out"09:14
BurgundaviaI am trying an experiment: not use IRC at work09:15
BurgundaviaI have found am just as productive either way, so expect to see me on IRC again next week at work09:15
highvoltageI've found a sharp increase in productivity when I am not in certain channels.09:20
highvoltagemy local LUG channel is the biggest culprit.09:20
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zelkgreetings anyone around?09:26
Burgundavianope09:26
Burgundavia:)09:26
zelkah hello09:27
Burgundaviawhat can we help you with?09:27
zelki was wondering about edubuntu09:27
Burgundaviawe might just be able to answer questions about that here09:28
zelkcan the os be installed and boot from a flash drive09:28
Burgundaviayes, although it takes a bit of work09:28
zelkdont mind the extra work part09:29
zelkany link to the tutorial?09:30
Burgundaviahttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent09:30
Burgundaviaalthough I cannot guarantee that is going to work09:30
zelkcurrently planning to install edubuntu for a kindergarden but payment is horrible and they are fussy T_T09:31
Burgundaviaright09:32
Burgundaviayou going to install a thin client server or just a workstation09:32
Burgundaviabecause you are doing the former, I would be really worries about RAM usage09:32
zelkwe provided old pc's with win98 but...they some how manage to kill something every month09:33
zelklooking at thin client cheaper09:33
Burgundaviaok, for that you want a dedicated server09:33
Burgundaviahow many thin clients?09:33
zelk4-5 maybe less09:34
Burgundaviahighvoltage: what is the latest recommendation for RAM per thin client?09:35
zelkif i remember reading correctly recomended 256 per extra client09:36
Burgundaviayep, that is about right09:37
zelkwahaha it is abit of work09:39
Burgundaviaseriously, usb stuff like that is really only for moving from computer to computer09:39
Burgundaviawhy exactly do you need to have it on a usb stick?09:39
zelkbtw the new edubuntu flash drive can be reused as a normal flash drive again or is it permenant09:40
Burgundaviait could be reformatted again09:40
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zelkusb stick cheaper then a 80gb hdd09:42
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Burgundaviayes, but far less reliable and much slower09:43
Burgundaviahey cbx3309:43
zelkplus they have "magic" fingers i have no idea how they manage to kill a piece of hardware every month09:43
Burgundaviaah09:43
Burgundaviain which case you can put the server out of reach09:43
cbx33hey Burgundavia09:44
zelkone..sugestion is that their roof leaks and water drips on to the pc...09:44
zelka few monitors had a wet death T_T09:44
zelkas long as minimum hardware is needed all is good.09:46
zelkthey refuse to pay for damages, and have at least 6 months of unpaid pc rentals09:46
Burgundaviaouch09:47
zelkvery09:47
ograits only 128MB per client and a base of 256M for the server itself09:48
zelkplus the kinder is about 20miles from shop =Z09:48
cbx33ogra TCM is moving forward09:48
ogracbx33, great09:48
cbx33almost completed multiple server part of spec09:48
cbx33will need some help from you though09:48
Burgundaviacbx33: you rock09:48
cbx33tiled VNC is working09:48
cbx33am thinking about writing my own small vnc server for feisty + 109:48
ogracan we do that next week ? i'm a bit busy with the sprint this week09:48
cbx33of course09:49
Burgundaviacbx33: why not fix up vino?09:49
zelkok thanks burgun09:49
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cbx33i may do09:49
cbx33;)09:49
ograBurgundavia, hwo do you embed vino in another app so that you have tiled overview of the classroom ?09:49
Burgundaviazelk: no worries. seriously though, flash drives are not the way to go09:49
zelki need to go out to deliver some keyboards now09:49
Burgundaviaogra: hmm, no idea09:50
cbx33well ,my plane was to write a very very small server09:50
Burgundaviahowever, I mention it because it exists and why write it all again09:50
ograBurgundavia, raping vino for something its not supposed to do doesnt sound right09:50
cbx33that take a screen shot every 3 seconds or so, and is not interactive09:50
zelksorry for joining and running like this09:50
cbx33maybe by piping xwd or something....09:50
cbx33unfortunately python can't get screenshots nicely09:51
Burgundaviawhy isn't vnc built directly into X?09:51
cbx33so I may have to write it in C09:51
cbx33x11vnx09:51
cbx33x11vnc works fine09:51
cbx33but...the bandwidth is high09:51
cbx33if I write a new server for it, we could view 20 tiled screens allat once09:51
ograBurgundavia, dunno, why didnt you patch X ?09:51
cbx33then switch to vnc for the teacher to control09:52
cbx33Burgundavia: are you working on the latest edition of the official ubuntu book?09:52
Burgundaviasort of09:52
Burgundaviaogra: I will get right on that :)09:53
cbx33Burgundavia: can I ask some advice?09:53
Burgundaviashoot09:53
ogragreat, ping me tomorrow if you're done09:53
Burgundaviasweet09:53
cbx33Edubuntu has a lot of features that aren't confimred for feisty just yet09:53
cbx33but the latest book release is supposed to be based on feisty09:54
cbx33initial draft is meant to be in by 8th Feb09:54
Burgundaviahttp://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/xorg/2007-January/021119.html <-- this was the thread that starting my thinking, ogra09:54
BurgundaviaI am merely going to be technical editor this time09:54
ograthats not true for ubuntu09:55
ograthe vnc shipped in main gets always compiled against the X libs we ship09:55
Burgundaviayep09:55
cbx33Burgundavia: ok, but what do you suggest?09:56
Burgundaviafor the edubuntu chapter?09:56
cbx33how should I handle it...09:56
cbx33I've started09:57
cbx33and written a big big chuck already09:57
Burgundaviaah09:57
Burgundaviawell, you pick ogra's brain here09:57
cbx33we also have the problem that ltsp for example has changed significantly from dapper09:57
cbx33ok09:57
Burgundaviagiven he is the primary driver of new things09:57
cbx33ogra is there any chance I can grab you on this?09:57
cbx33did you get my mail?09:57
Burgundaviayou say "ogra: how much crack are you going to get done for Feisty?"09:58
cbx33I have TCM and this chapter to do...trouble is they are kinda interrelated09:58
cbx33;)09:58
Burgundaviaand then you say "me: how much crack am I going to get done for Feisty", as you appear to be driving that development09:58
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ajmitchjsgotangco!09:58
cbx33ogra I'll try to have as much of TCM done for early next week, then we can check it though and get it ready after FF09:58
Burgundaviacbx33: is SCP now TCM?09:59
jsgotangcoheh they want the laptops away09:59
jsgotangcobrb09:59
cbx33Burgundavia: yes09:59
cbx33Thin Client Manager09:59
Burgundaviaah, cool09:59
cbx33and it's looking sweet10:00
Burgundaviagot any screenshots?10:00
cbx33oh ogra I got a reply from the guys at RedHat, they said great we're using their code, and that it came from pyvnc2swf mostly anyway...10:00
Burgundaviayou need to blog about the cool things, to make people drool10:00
cbx33Burgundavia: yeh, lemme fire it up and get it running some vnc sessions10:00
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Burgundaviafunnily enough, I am busy debating how to convince my boss that the new offices needs shiny new LTSP-running thin clients, instead of our own custom multiseat stuff10:02
cbx33heheh10:02
Burgundaviaprimarily I want less management headaches10:03
highvoltageBurgundavia: depending on how many clients there are, userful might actually be a good solution?10:03
Burgundaviamultiseat requires close distances10:03
highvoltagethat's what I was thinking10:04
Burgundaviabasically unsuitable for single offices10:04
Burgundaviawe only get away with it because we currently have cubicles in larger rooms10:04
highvoltageif it's up to about 6-8 workstations very close to each other, then it's not so bad10:04
Burgundaviaplus multiseast is crashy as hell (although not as crashy as the in-X stuff) and breaks a lot of things, like sound and openGL10:05
highvoltagebut anything more than that and I'd rather be using diskless machines10:05
highvoltagereally? wow.10:05
highvoltageon the HP 441-style machines GL and sound works fine.10:05
Burgundaviathat is dedicated hardware with dedicated software10:05
Burgundaviawe have multiseat sound working, sort of10:05
Burgundaviaour device assignment code is utter junk10:06
highvoltagethey should make userful free software ;)10:06
Burgundaviadesktop multiplier is the actual product name and yes10:06
highvoltageah yes10:11
cbx33Burgundavia: just getting the screenshot now ;)10:12
cbx33had to fix a bug first10:12
cbx33but then I hadn't tested my integration code in 2 days10:12
cbx33;)10:12
Burgundaviabeen playing a bit with http://ebox-platform.com/10:14
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cbx33Burgundavia: see my blog ;)10:20
cbx33there is now a screenshot10:20
cbx33man this irc is laggy10:20
Burgundaviacool10:21
Burgundaviayou are splitting out the backend from the front end, no?10:23
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cbx33yup10:30
cbx33already done10:30
cbx33and the backend program to integrate over ssh for multiple server control is also....largely done10:30
cbx33all in about a week10:31
cbx33hehe10:31
cbx33I've been busy10:31
cbx33SCP -> TCM has grown in code by about double, possibly tripple in this release10:34
Amaranthcbx33: you know pixbuf's can be resized, right?10:40
Amaranth(reading blog)10:40
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cbx33Amaranth: no i didn't :p10:57
cbx33i did look10:57
Amaranthgtk.gdk.Pixbuf.scale_simple10:57
cbx33is it quick?10:57
cbx33ahhh cool10:58
cbx33I'll give that a go10:58
cbx33gimme two ticks10:58
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cbx33Amaranth: you gem11:04
cbx33that's loads quicker...I looked for that too11:04
cbx33crap now I look like an idiot11:04
Amaranth:)11:04
cbx33just need someone in the know I guess11:05
cbx33man CPU bandwidth is minimal11:05
cbx33;)11:05
cbx33CRIKEY11:06
Amaranth?11:06
cbx33I can run the screenshots on Hyper now11:06
Amaranthheh11:06
cbx33they are SOOOO Smooth11:06
cbx33Amaranth: I'm blogging about you right now11:06
AmaranthPIL is pure python, isn't it?11:06
cbx33yes11:06
cbx33but in futre to do image resizing, it maybe quick to convert to pixbuf and do it that way11:07
Amaranthyeah, python's not good at those kinds of things :)11:07
cbx33you may have just solved a problem I had11:07
cbx33phimage ;)11:07
cbx33resizing on that was DOG slow11:07
cbx33now it may be able to run real time11:07
Amaranththe real problem with all this should be network bandwidth11:07
cbx33yes11:07
cbx33which is why I'm thinking of wirint a very simple vnc type server for feisty + 111:08
Amaranthif you hit a bottleneck anywhere other than the network you're doing something wrong :)11:08
cbx33hehe11:08
cbx33indeed11:08
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ajmitchcbx33: impressive work from your blog11:10
cbx33thanks ajmitch, Amaranth just made it a whole lot better11:10
cbx33I think I'm going to edit the blog entry....or add a new one ;)11:10
cbx33Burgundavia: you were right...heheh...Ishould have blogged about it ;)11:11
Amaranthyou do all the work, i jump in with the quick fix ;)11:13
cbx33it is an awesome fix11:14
cbx33please await...new blog entry pending....11:14
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ajmitchhow I wish I could have my dual-monitor setup at work11:17
ajmitch(and use python there)11:17
cbx33hehe11:17
cbx33how I wish I had a new job11:17
cbx33and didn't have to administer windows boxen11:18
ajmitchheh11:18
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cbx33yuk....I used to love php11:18
cbx33then I started using python11:18
cbx33this job is sapping me11:22
cbx33I need to do dev work11:22
cbx33I love dek work11:22
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cbx33*dev11:22
rodarvushi there11:23
ajmitchhi rodarvus11:24
cbx33hey rodarvus11:24
ajmitchoh good, each module can draw its own UI in the container given now, this should make things easier for me11:28
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cbx33sounds complicated ajmitch11:48
ajmitchnot particularly11:49
ajmitchthe wonders of python & gtk+11:49
ajmitchI'm not using glade, so in a way it's easier11:50
cbx33ahh11:52
cbx33well....I'm just having a quick look at phimage11:53
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cbx33the pixbuf resize is a damn sight quicker but it can't reliable produce a format that openGL can use11:53
ajmitchyou need opengl?11:54
cbx33not for TCM11:55
ajmitchok11:55
cbx33for another project I'm working on11:55
cbx33on the side11:55
cbx33;)11:55
ajmitchI was going to say, you could just do the resize in opengl11:55
cbx33hmm11:56
cbx33again quite possibly11:56
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cbx33how can you resize in opengl?11:56
cbx33my problem is textures have to be n^2xm^211:56
cbx33if you get my drift11:56
cbx33I was resizing with PIL11:56
cbx33but that's DOG SLOW11:57
cbx33so when Amaranth showed me howmuch quicker a pixbuf.scale_simple was11:57
cbx33i wondered if I could use a pixbuf to store the image....11:57
cbx33trouble is using the get_pixels method doesn't give the right format for use with openGL textureing11:57
cbx33it needs to be RGBX11:58
cbx33some images load....but display funny11:58
cbx33one image loads ok but is flipped11:58
cbx33and about 80 others just kill opengl11:58
ajmitchodd12:00
cbx33yeh12:00
cbx33but I just don't have time to fix it... :( was trying to get it in for feisty12:00
ajmitchbest to get things working now12:02
cbx33well i would if I could12:03
cbx33ok, it can use bmps12:04
cbx33so it must be a format thing12:04
cbx33hmmm getting closer12:08
cbx33but still doesn't like jpg of png12:08
cbx33hmmm12:11
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cbx33ajmitch: partial success12:20
cbx33the images are still screwed up, but at least it's reading in all the images now12:20
cbx33they're just in the wrong format12:20
ajmitchgreat12:20
cbx33yeh12:20
cbx33nevermind12:21
cbx33back to real work12:21
cbx33:(12:21
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cbx33i think I'll be getting upat 5:30 in the morning again tomorrow12:21
ajmitchouch12:21
cbx33so I can get TCM finished12:21
ajmitchwhy the rush?12:21
cbx33going to bed at about 12 -112:22
cbx33well it's gotta be largely done by Feb 8th12:22
cbx33FF date12:22
ajmitchit still has a long way to go?12:22
cbx33well...12:22
cbx33tbph I'm not sure what state it needs to be in for FF12:22
ajmitchmostly there12:22
cbx33the vnc works12:22
cbx33needs a little tweaking12:22
ajmitchit should be feature complete & not too buggy12:22
cbx33um...backend system works...12:22
cbx33exactly12:22
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cbx33I'm scared I'm not gonna get it into that state12:23
cbx33as I'm also writing the Edubuntu chapter for the official ubuntu book12:23
cbx33and that has a deadline of Feb 8th too :p12:23
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ajmitchouch12:24
ajmitchgood luck :)12:24
cbx33indeed12:24
cbx33it's gonna be tough12:24
cbx33really tough12:24
Amaranthack, that's the 8th?12:38
Amaranthi thought it was the 20th12:38
cbx33yeh me too12:38
cbx33well I hoped at least12:40
cbx33ogra thought it was later too ;)12:40
ajmitchsleep time, I can worry about code in the morning :)12:41
cbx33nn ajmitch12:41
highvoltagegoodnight ajmitch12:46
cbx33ping ogra_12:58
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Ram_hi all... does anyone of a website that lists edubuntu-based projects geared to primary education?01:22
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willvdlhighvoltage, can you check what my username is for edubuntu.org drupal site? :P02:09
highvoltagewillvdl: ok02:12
willvdlah, got it somehow02:13
willvdlweird.02:13
ogra_YAY02:14
ogra_volume control on thin clients works !02:14
willvdlogra_, +++02:14
highvoltagewillvdl: ok :) I just got it02:14
highvoltageedubuntugirl: ogra++02:15
ogra_now to the input devices ....02:16
willvdlhighvoltage, had a long chat with pips1 on Friday02:20
willvdlabout what info should be in Drupal site and what in wiki02:20
willvdlhe reckons, apart from the front page, that we should put as much as possible in the wiki02:20
willvdlwhat you think?02:20
highvoltagewiki is good02:22
highvoltageit means that more people can edit it02:22
highvoltageI read most of the conversation from friday, but only afterwards02:22
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willvdlah. did I leave it in the channel?02:32
willvdlcool, anyway, Matt Nuzum want sto move ubuntu.com over to drupal somewhere mid-march I think02:33
willvdlso I jsut want to check with him what kinds of info he wants in ubuntu.com and then we should look close at copying him I guess02:33
kihaiHi y'all! Anyone has an idea on how I can get the current cpu time of certain running processes? I want to write a cron script that will check regularly for the cpu time of the Xorg process on my Ltsp clients, and when it's >=95% I want to kill the process. But how can I read out the cpu time of processes with ps????02:34
highvoltageHAHA!02:36
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willvdlinstead of killing it, have you considered changing its priority?02:36
willvdlmaybe renicing it?02:36
highvoltagewillvdl: there were lots of objection against drupal for edubuntu.org02:36
highvoltagewillvdl: I'm quite surprised to see that it will be used for ubuntu.com02:37
cbx33ping ogra_02:37
willvdlhighvoltage, yeah. I image it is really just for keeping the static pages (front page), news tickers, download mirrors page (which is dynamic) and release notes or something02:37
willvdlI read all of Phillips planning pages for drupal02:38
willvdlsilly question, but does the edubuntu council have an LP presence?02:39
kihaiwillvdl: Hmm, I'll give it a try, havent tested it so far...02:40
willvdlkihai, processes can be cpu intensive. As long as they are not hogging the cpu from other key processes I wouldn't really worry about it02:41
willvdlwell, meaning I wouldn't kill it.02:41
kihaiMaybe someone knows what could cause this prob. It's a Edgy Eft Server and when clients log off, sometimes the Xorg process hangs. Any ideas on what settings I could change to fix this?02:41
kihaiwillvdl: The problem is, that if the Xorg process is over 95%, the client hangs.02:43
kihaiAh, and Xorg restarts itself automatically when it's killed, so no worries there02:43
willvdlhow have you verified this?02:43
willvdlit might be a combination of cpu usage, memory and network load. I doubt it is as simple as just a hungry process02:45
kihaiWhen the client logs out, the screen goes grey, mouse and keyboard aren't reacting anymore and when I log on the hanging client with ssh then top shows me the Xorg process with >=95%. If I kill it, it restarts itself and the client is showing a new login screen.02:45
highvoltagewillvdl: the edubuntu council is the administrators on the edubuntu-members page02:45
willvdlah. good point02:46
willvdlws looking at http://www.edubuntu.org/news/3. might need to adjust or simply move discussion page to wiki02:47
cbx33highvoltage: did we do a fridge story on edubuntu and BETT?02:52
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willvdlhighvoltage, is it as sweltering hot there as it is here? My potplants just caught alight...02:56
juliuxhi all02:57
willvdlhey03:04
juliux!seen Riched03:06
ubotuI haven't seen riched recently03:06
juliuxhm03:06
willvdljuliux, he's recovering from travels03:06
willvdlwill be back tomorrow03:06
juliuxwillvdl, so he will be online in the next days?03:06
willvdlyes. just feeling under the weather03:06
willvdl!seen RichEd03:07
ubotuI haven't seen riched recently03:07
juliuxwillvdl, thxs03:07
willvdlhmmm, does ubotu care about case?03:07
juliuxwe will have a local edubuntu weekend in februar03:07
juliuxand riched means that perhaps he will be in europe in feb03:08
highvoltagecbx33: no, thanks for the reminder, it went under the radar somehow, we should still put it up03:12
highvoltagewillvdl: I've been in the office all day so I don't know what the temperature is outside03:12
willvdldon't go. wait till dark then walk slowly03:12
juliuxhighvoltage, ask wetter.com;)03:13
highvoltagewillvdl: ok :)03:14
highvoltagejuliux: according to my gnome weather applet it's just 27C outside03:14
highvoltageit was 33C on Saturday03:14
willvdlberg wind.03:14
juliuxhighvoltage, here we have 5C and a strong wind03:15
willvdlanbient temp is low but wind factor....eish03:15
highvoltageI'm not complaining though. our winter was way too cold and long.03:15
highvoltagejuliux: ouch. when I say 'way too cold' I mean the coldest it got was about 7C03:15
juliuxhighvoltage, the coldest in januar was -7C in the morning03:16
highvoltageshew03:16
juliuxhighvoltage, last winter the coldest was -21C03:17
juliuxhighvoltage, -21C in the morning and -18 during the day03:17
highvoltageI've never felt - degrees before03:18
juliuxcome to germany;)03:19
juliuxbut not this winter03:19
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willvdlogra_, where do you want release announcements to live? wiki and then ported into docbook?03:20
ogra_why docbook ?03:21
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juliuxhey ogra_03:22
juliuxogra_, if you are back in germany i have something to play for you;903:22
ogra_nice !03:23
juliuxogra_, we get two thinclients from transtec an a minicomputer for the expos03:23
ogra_willvdl, i think wiki suffices ... but if you like them in docbook, feel free03:23
ogra_juliux, cool03:23
juliuxogra_, but if we don't need them on expos we can use them for testing,03:23
ogra_good03:24
cbx33ogra_: I'm practically done on TCM03:24
juliuxogra_, so i think i will send you one transtec thinclient after cebit if you want03:24
cbx33just the filtering to do03:24
juliuxogra_, http://www.transtec.de/D/D/products/ServerBasedComputing/transtecMYLO500.htm03:24
cbx33and I got a bit confused over one thing so I'll be emailing you03:24
cbx33I expect to have....dare I say it....everything on the spec list, bar the applet for assistance done03:25
ogra_cbx33, can you move the "kill process" button into the processes tab ?03:25
cbx33sure03:25
cbx33gui updates are easy03:25
ogra_and a placeholder pic for the tiles would also be nice03:25
cbx33there is a bug or two in the vnc code03:25
ogra_apart from that .... -> AWESOME !!!!03:25
cbx33ogra_: of course03:25
cbx33dude it works03:25
ogra_!!!03:25
cbx33and smoothly ;)03:25
ogra_cool03:25
cbx33I'm a little confused about the multiple backend03:25
cbx33but03:25
cbx33best thing is for me to send you a link to what I've done03:26
ogra_now lets wait for the feedback from the 50 client setups :P03:26
cbx33so you can see it03:26
cbx33when you get back from sprint03:26
cbx33is that fair?03:26
ogra_yep03:26
ogra_i saw the screenshot already03:26
ogra_yeah, indeed03:26
cbx33excellent03:26
ogra_i'll get to it sunday evening ...03:26
cbx33just need you to take a look at some of the ssh workings03:26
cbx33ok03:26
cbx33that should then give me enogh time to write the book chapter about it ;)03:26
cbx33I know pretty much what's gonna be in now03:27
willvdlogra_, docbook really just for archive purposes, ubiquity etc. but I agree with you. Anyway, main reason is that I'm updating wiki to have release announcements in central place03:27
cbx33it's just sorting and tarting till the 8th03:27
ogra_willvdl, proceed as you like .... i totally trust your judgement03:27
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willvdlogra_, do we still do release notes as well as release announcement?03:48
ogra_i think yes ... as long as we have enough to say in them ....03:48
ogra_if all new features easily fit into the announcement we probably dont need them03:48
willvdlgotcha03:49
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bddebianHeya03:56
willvdlOK, moved our old Breezy Release notes to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BreezyBadger04:11
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cbx33Amaranth: thanks again04:34
cbx33i kinda got it working on phimage too04:34
cbx33but there are some pixel format issues to deal with04:34
Amaranthhehe04:34
Amaranthsaw the blog :)04:34
Amaranthyou're welcome04:34
cbx33howz willow coming along04:34
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cbx33IF i get everything else done and you need a hand...jsut shout04:38
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paolobHi guys! The hd of my edubuntu server failed, thanks God I had a backup made with backuppc. I restored all (I think so, but I could have forgot something) the hd, but the clients doesn't boot, or, better, they arrive to a " authenticated mount request from 10.0.1.217:906 for /opt/ltsp/i386 ". Any hint? what should I do?07:49
highvoltageedubuntugirl: tell cbx33 TCM is looking very nice, judging by the screenshots07:51
edubuntugirlRighto, highvoltage!07:51
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g333k_workhi does edubuntu 6.06 comes with ltsp 4.2?10:29
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Burgworkg333k_work: 6.06 comes with a new version of LTSP, which is now ltsp 511:01
Burgworkthus, no11:01
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paolob-parroquiaHi guys! I had a hd failure, and I had to restore the hd to a new one from a backuppc backup. I restored all (I think...), but the client can't boot well, they only arrive at asking an IP. Any idea what do I lack or miss? thank you!11:19

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