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coreytwhat is s.u.c.03:20
jjesse??03:21
LaserJockI would guess screenshots.ubuntu.com03:25
LaserJockscreencasts.ubuntu.com rather03:26
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-doc: Ubuntu Documentation Team http://doc.ubuntu.com or https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam | Get involved! http://www.mdke.org/?p=67 | backlog at http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs | SVN - https://docteam.ubuntu.com/repos | Please observe the Ubuntu CoC @ http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct | Next meeting: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/MeetingAgenda
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popey308:28
popeybah08:28
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=== mdke mornings
LaserJockmdke: you genius09:54
mdke?09:55
mdkeI mean, obviously, but why in particular?09:57
LaserJockI'm talking with Revell ATM ;-)09:57
mdkeabout?09:57
mdkeMOTU contact?09:57
LaserJockmhm10:01
LaserJockmdke: "I10:02
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LaserJock"I own Matt East a pint :)"10:04
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LaserJockyeah, we are talking Englishmen not Canadians, shesh ;-)10:05
mdkeheh10:06
mdketell him I'll waive the pint if he fixes my faq bug10:08
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mdkecya10:08
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mptyo mdke, I'm bemused at your changes to HelpAndSupportAccess07:56
mdkempt: ask away. I removed a couple of things that were inaccurate07:56
mdkeiirc07:56
mptfirst, I find it clearer if short adjective phrases use dashes07:58
mptFor comparison, <http://www.google.com/search?q=%22two-+or+three-word%22> shows some examples using dashes, some not07:58
mdkempt: ok, I'm not going to challenge that07:59
mdkethe other bit in line 13 I removed because it's not true, tooltips appear when the mouse is stationary over the menu item; and you don't have to close and reopen the submenu to get tooltips for different menu items08:00
mptoh, I didn't see that change08:00
mdkeline 22 is self explanatory, right?08:01
mdkehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpAndSupportAccess?action=diff08:01
mdkeand line 40 is cosmetic only08:01
mptTooltips appearing when the mouse is stationary over the menu item == requiring scrubbing08:02
mptit looks like you need to wait for 1 second on each08:04
mdkeis that a technical term? to be scrubbing involves moving backwards and forwards quickly08:04
mdkebe/me*08:04
mdkeI misunderstood I guess08:04
mdkelike scrubbing the floor08:05
mpthttp://72.14.253.104/search?q=cache:K2_sRkQ6yKQJ:www.drunkenblog.com/drunkenblog-archives/000697.html+%22a+scrubbing+interface%22&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=108:05
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mdkeso it does mean moving backwards and forwards?08:06
mptwell, it means that you have to hover over something to see what it is08:07
mptso you have to scrub back and forth to find the right thing08:07
mptI guess it's not the greatest term08:07
mdkeok, my bad. Maybe you can readd it without using the word "scrub"? :)08:07
mdkeor I can08:08
mdkesince I removed it :(08:08
mptno worries, I'll fix it08:09
mptoh, and on a completely different subject08:09
mptwas "Exit" ever a submenu?08:21
mdkempt: not to my knowledge, but it is quite similar to the control center effect now08:22
mptok08:23
mptIf it had been, that would be relevant08:23
mptOtherwise I don't think we should be using the Quit dialog as a good example of anything :-)08:23
mdkeok08:23
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LaserJockwhy?10:11
mdkethinking about translations10:12
mdkenixternal: are you here by any chance?10:12
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nixternalmdke: I am in class right now, I will be back online at about 2300 UTC10:15
mdkenixternal: hmm. I ought to go to bed early, I'll try you tomorrow10:16
mdkeor email10:16
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nixternalemail will rock!10:19
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LaserJockmdke: is the packaging guide still being shipped?10:47
mdkeLaserJock: I'll look10:47
mdkenot currently10:47
tonyyarussoI tried viewing it yesterday, and it said the link was broken / file didn't exist10:48
mdketonyyarusso: being shipped is a different thing to being on the website. Although in this case, perhaps the latter is broken10:49
LaserJockmdke: if we keep it that way can I maintian it trunk?10:49
tonyyarussomdke: I mean in the system help on Feisty.10:49
LaserJocki.e. no string freeze for me10:49
tonyyarussoin yelp10:49
mdkeLaserJock: it's up to you. What do you want to do with it? Perhaps we could do a standalone package?10:50
LaserJockI was thinking about that10:50
LaserJockI'm finding that I really shouldn't make it release specific10:50
mdkethat's ok, but it's nice for people to be able to use it on their system if they want10:51
LaserJockyes, so I would propose a seperate package that I release like Debian docs10:51
mdketonyyarusso: ok, can you file a bug? you shouldn't have a linK!10:51
LaserJocksort of as needed10:51
LaserJockI can't find a link to it10:51
LaserJockI think if it wasn't tied to the release schedule I could get more contribution when there are slower times for the devs10:52
tonyyarussomdke: Will do, in a minute.  btw, here's the exact text I got when clicking "Running Server Applications":10:52
tonyyarussoThe Uniform Resource Identifier file:///usr/share/ubuntu-docs/xml/C/serverguide/serverguide.xml is invalid or does not point to an actual file.10:52
mdketonyyarusso: Oh, server? that's fine10:52
mdketonyyarusso: file a bug anyway, but we were talking about the packaging guide10:52
LaserJockand it would also give me an oppritunity to make it a better online resource10:52
tonyyarussomdke: Aaah, okay.10:53
LaserJockwhich I think it the most common use for the packaging guide10:53
tonyyarussomdke: Why is the packaging guide not going to be there now?10:53
LaserJockit doesn't really fit in with the rest of the docs, IMO10:53
mdketonyyarusso: i'll leave LaserJock to explain, I've got too many damn windows10:54
LaserJock:-)10:54
tonyyarussolol10:54
LaserJocktonyyarusso: do you want more?10:55
tonyyarussoLaserJock: sure10:55
LaserJockheh10:55
LaserJockwell, as we are moving to TBH the packaging guide has a hard time fitting in10:55
LaserJockand packaging is a rather advanced topic10:55
LaserJockI wouldn't mind contributing some little "How to rebuild a source package" topic or something like that10:56
LaserJockbut as a comprehensive guide to packaging in Ubuntu it just doesn't seem like the appropriate place10:56
mdkeit's more of an online/standalone thing10:56
LaserJockthe vast majority of packaging guide readers that I've come across read it online or print it out10:57
LaserJockeven when I mention "it's in the help system" they are like "cool, but I'd rather read it online"10:57
LaserJockso while it's kind of a novelty (even mentioned in a magazine review of Ubuntu) it's sort of out of place10:58
tonyyarussoCould it be done such that you could apt-get packaging-guide say and then have it show up in yelp henceforth, for people who want it there?10:58
tonyyarussoI agree it was out of place for most users before - I once had someone read part of that instead of how to use synaptic.  (....)10:59
tonyyarussoI'd rather not have to read things online, since I might want to while I don't have a connection.10:59
LaserJockyes, that's how I plan on doing it I think is a seperate package11:02
mdkewe'll do that with the server guide too11:02
LaserJockbut I think the focus should be on online/print presentation11:02
mdketonyyarusso: we can't include it in the yelp table of contents easily11:02
tonyyarussomdke: dang11:02
LaserJockit seems to be hard to do well with both "system help" and "online help"11:03
tonyyarussomdke: Separate help menu entry?11:03
LaserJockI hope not11:03
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LaserJockfor now can't it go under "other documentation"?11:04
tonyyarussoOnly if you installed it of course, not defaults.  Just picturing how this might end up looking for me.11:04
mdkethere won't be an "other documentation"11:04
tonyyarussoI don't have an "other"11:04
LaserJockmdke: where will that stuff go?11:05
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tonyyarussoMeanwhile, I question arranging yelp alphabetically.  Shouldn't "New to Ubuntu?" be higher up?11:05
mdkeit'll be searchable, and the relevant ones will hopefully be linked from relevant pages11:05
mdketonyyarusso: that's just a temporary thing. We have an order in mind11:06
LaserJockso useful documentation will be installed on the user's computer but they won't be able to see it?11:06
tonyyarussoah, good11:06
LaserJocksometimes yelp is just ... frustrating11:06
mdkeLaserJock: define useful11:06
LaserJockinstalled11:06
mdkeyou mean Gnome documentation XSLT Manual?11:06
mdkeor Linux NAT Howto?11:06
LaserJockright now I have CUPs, gai, synaptic and those yeah11:07
LaserJockmy point being, they might not be what we want to present to the user right away11:07
mdkeright, so those useful ones can be linked11:07
LaserJockbut surely it should be discoverable11:07
mdkeprobably not cups actually11:07
LaserJockwell, that's sad, but not your fault11:08
mdkewell, it's my fault in that I'm totally behind choosing to get rid of it11:08
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LaserJockwell, I think it's kinda bad form to go getting rid of docs that authors have put a lot of time into11:08
LaserJockjust because they aren't "our" docs11:09
mdkeLaserJock: no offense, but Linux NAT Howto is not desktop help11:09
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LaserJockwho cares if it's desktop help11:09
mdkeit's probably great, but it's not going to help our users much11:09
LaserJock"desktop" help isn't the only help11:09
tonyyarussoShouldn't we be able to read things that aren't desktop help in a more friendly form than with less?11:09
LaserJockjust as desktop packages aren't the only packages on a machine11:09
mdkeyou can read em, just open them with yelp11:09
mdkeor search for them11:10
mdkename me one person that has opened their help system and gone "oh wow, Linux Nat Howto, I'll read that in the help system, because it's probably right up to date with the online version"11:10
tonyyarussothat seems odd though.  Normally you'd at least be able to make some sort of crapbin section to stuff them into11:10
LaserJockI do that!11:10
LaserJockthat's the only reason I use the help11:10
mdkeLaserJock: you've got some issues11:10
mdkego read the online version, it's much more likely to be up tod ate11:11
LaserJockbecause the stuff we ship is pretty trivial11:11
mdkeanyway, we need to take care of people who can't find the help first11:11
LaserJockit's important for user for sure11:11
tonyyarussoI can't, but I can name myself as someone who's read docs in less or Firefox, and said dang I wish this were prettier and/or accessible offline11:11
LaserJockmdke: I agree11:11
mdkepeople like you guys can type "linux nat" into the help box11:11
tonyyarussoFour and a half months of the year I am _unable_ to read documentation online.  It wouldn't be fair to my family.11:11
LaserJockactually I just surf around for that stuff11:12
LaserJockI don't use the search box11:12
LaserJockbut maybe that's my problem :-)11:12
tonyyarussoUsually I only use search boxes if I don't really know what I want.  I'm used to being able to just find it.  If I have to search, it usually means something bad, either on my end or the docs'/site's11:13
LaserJockanyway, I know where you are coming from mdke11:13
mdkehope so11:14
LaserJockthe current view in that sidebar is not so great11:14
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mdkeyou'll like it when you see it11:14
LaserJockI just feel like we are pushing down the software authors to achieve our goals11:14
tonyyarussoYeah, I do too - I just think it's one step too far.  I _should_ be tucked away somewhat, so it doesn't provide clutter / confusion for most users, but should still be available in a submenu or something for convenience, imo.11:14
LaserJocklike there should be a "see all documentation" button or something11:14
LaserJockmdke: well, I comes down to I trust you. :-)11:16
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LaserJockI have my reservations, but I trust that you ( and mpt too) know more about what our users need than me11:17
mdkewe could make an "advanced documentation" topic which links the users to the GNU Info/Man pages and your precious Linux Nat Howto, I guess11:18
mdkei would consider it a bad idea though, myself11:18
tonyyarussoWhy?11:18
mdkebecause the newer users would click on it hoping for inspiration, and would get gibberish11:19
LaserJockwell, I think the search thing will eventually be the way to go anyway11:19
LaserJockpeople who don't really know what to search for will need guidance11:19
tonyyarussoWhat new user clicks something labelled "Advanced"?  Most get scared and run away.11:19
LaserJockthey all click it :-)11:19
LaserJockpeople are curious11:20
mdketonyyarusso: no, I disagree, it sounds like it means you can do cool things. Also, even a user who has mastered the rest of the topics is going to be put off by man pages11:20
tonyyarussohmm11:20
tonyyarussoIs there another word we could use?11:20
LaserJockbut it does seem like we could use some middle ground11:20
mdketonyyarusso: "DON'T CLICK"11:20
tonyyarusso"Utterly terrifying hacker-speek!"11:20
mdkeLaserJock: the middle ground is the search11:20
LaserJockdoes the search give any preference for doc names?11:21
mdkebut Linux is trying to reach the world of real computer users, and I think we should too. The days of providing power linux users with man pages is in the past, at least for Ubuntu, IMHO11:21
tonyyarussoNow that's where I lose you.11:22
tonyyarussoAbsolutely we should be reaching out to less experienced users.11:22
tonyyarussoBut why does that mean we have to tell the experienced linux users to shut up and use Gentoo instead?11:22
mdkebecause they are 0.01% of the market?11:22
mdkemaybe less11:22
mdkeanyway, that's not what we're telling them to do11:23
tonyyarussoSo?  We don't actually lose anything by it.11:23
mdkegentoo users don't use Yelp for reading man pages either, they type "man whatever", like Ubuntu power linux users11:23
tonyyarussoIt seems like it, if you start removing options from the documentation.11:23
LaserJockwe are saying "we think you are smart enough to use the search" :-)11:23
mdketonyyarusso: we do lose something by it, we lose a help system that is nice for the 99.9%, like other operating systems will do11:23
Burgworkman and info pages are written almost to assume you already know the tool and just need a reminder of what switches are there11:24
tonyyarussomdke: Even by hiding it away?11:24
Burgworkthey are very bad a telling you things like: I want to do X or Y11:24
LaserJockyes, but there is a lot of stuff besided man and info pages in there though11:24
mptmdke, oh, *now* you're warming to "Advanced topics" :-P11:24
LaserJockI think the man and info shoudl could go, I really do11:24
mdkempt: no, I was trying to placate the onslaught11:24
LaserJock:-)11:24
mptin which I think one of the subsections should be "Reference manuals (man)"11:25
mdkempt: anyway, your advanced topics is not the sort of thing they're talking about11:25
mdkeit doesn't even mention Linux NAT Howto11:25
mdkeor Gnome Documentation XSLT Reference Manual11:26
LaserJockI know there is some really useful documentation in there and I think it's a shame to take that away from people11:26
mptI don't know what a NAT is, except that it's something to do with networking and IP addresses11:26
LaserJockbut, I think the search function is probably a good middle ground there11:26
mptI'm sure it's important, because Ekiga screams at me about it during setup11:26
mdkempt: oh, then it *must* be important :)11:26
mpt:-P11:26
mptActually, what I'd love11:27
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mptis for mdz to come along and say "the documentation is allowed to take up X MB on the CD, and no more"11:27
LaserJockmaybe11:28
mptThen once we'd reached that limit, for each new thing we'd have to discuss whether it was more helpful than something we were already including11:28
LaserJockI'd almost rather see the documentation not installed than it not be discoverable11:28
tonyyarussompt: For the things we're talking about I don't think it matters what's on the CD.  I'm happy to apt-get docs, I just want them easily accessible once I do.11:28
mdkempt: most of the least useful documentation is installed with packages that are essential parts of the system11:28
LaserJocktonyyarusso: exactly11:28
mptmdke, yes11:29
mptbut we can fix that11:29
mptthe GDP takes patches :-)11:29
mdkeeventually11:29
LaserJockbut gnome is not everything11:29
mptHave they been slow in your experience? (I haven't tried, tbh)11:29
mdkenah, they're good11:30
LaserJockas tonyyarusso has brought up, we have lots and lots of packages in Universe with documentation11:30
mdkeLaserJock: most of it isn't in Yelp though11:30
LaserJocka fair amount is11:30
LaserJockand I think more should be11:30
mptLaserJock, if a package is graphical, it should have a Help menu/button that loads the help11:30
mdkewell, if mallard happens then there will likely be a good way to integrate it11:31
mptAnd if it's not, it should have a man page (which yelp should automatically pick up in the aforementioned "Reference manuals" section)11:31
LaserJockmpt: but we ship a lot of stuff that is neither11:31
LaserJockdive into python11:31
LaserJockdebian policy11:31
LaserJockgtk tutorial11:32
LaserJocketc.11:32
mptDive Into Python, I would put in "Advanced topics" > "Writing your own programs"11:32
LaserJockit just seems a waste to have documentation available but not be able to get at it reasonably easily11:32
mptsame for gtk tutorial11:32
mdkempt: you can't.11:32
mptDebian policy, wtf are we doing shipping that?11:32
mdkethe link will be broken if the package isn't installed11:32
mptah11:32
LaserJockmpt: heh, it's required for every package11:32
mdkehence the crapbin "Other DocumentatioN" that yelp uses11:33
tonyyarussompt: That would be lovely if there were those sections in yelp.11:33
LaserJockwell, let me rephrase that11:33
mdkeunless we create a new scrollkeeper category and amend all those packages to go into it11:33
tonyyarussoNo way to update yelp links based on installed packages?  Or, even better, make it like discussed for file formats - if the link is broken it prompts you to install the package?11:33
LaserJockevery package conforms to a specific version fo the Debian Policy11:33
LaserJockso we should provide what that policy is11:33
mdkeoh, actually, there is x-yelp-toc:#ApplicationsProgramming11:33
mdkempt: ^^11:33
mdkemy bad11:34
mdkeok, let's do your sodding Advanced Topics11:34
mdkeyou think the server stuff should be hidden in there?11:34
mptyep11:35
mdkethat'll be tricky11:35
mdkeunless it's a single entry11:35
LaserJockI almost think we'll have to do it mdke's way while we are still trapped with yelp11:36
LaserJockit seems aweful to try to mess around with it11:36
mdkeI'm starting to come round to this advanced topics thing11:36
LaserJock:-)11:36
LaserJockI think I'm going to stay out of it11:37
mdkebut I don't think "Other Documentation" can go in there, we can do programming stuff, GNU info, man pages and such.11:37
mdkeall the other categories can be linked from other topics, like x-yelp-toc:#ApplicationsMultimedia and stuff11:38
LaserJockwhere will Desktop and Applications items go?11:38
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LaserJockwhat do you mean by other topics?11:40
mdkethe ones we have already11:40
LaserJockbut there is more in there than what we have11:40
mdkesuggestions welcome11:40
LaserJockso for example, where does Applications -> Scientific go?11:40
mdkelet's just make 400 topics11:40
LaserJockno, no, I'm just trying to figure out the system11:41
LaserJockif it doesn't have a specific link it will get dropped out of TOC11:41
dr-evilfour hundred BILLION topics!11:41
LaserJockand just be available as via search?11:41
mdkeLaserJock: we've already done that to some of our own docs11:41
LaserJockbut that's the way it will go, trying to confirm my understanding, not pick a fight ;-)11:42
mdkepending any better ideas11:43
LaserJockok, well I'm fairly ok with it11:43
LaserJocka lot of those sections are pretty empty anyway, search is probably more effective than trying to hunt down which section things are under11:44
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LaserJock;-)11:46
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