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[i=fabbione@gordian.fabbione.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [07:32] @schedule New_York [07:32] Schedule for America/New_York: 14 Feb 05:00: MOTU | 14 Feb 15:00: Edubuntu | 15 Feb 00:00: IRC Operators | 15 Feb 16:00: Ubuntu Development Team | 17 Feb 10:00: Xubuntu | 21 Feb 07:00: Edubuntu === dholbach [n=daniel@i59F71A0E.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === ash211_ [n=andrew@user-112128p.dsl.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/Amaranth] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === Amaranth [n=travis@ubuntu/member/Amaranth] has left #ubuntu-meeting ["Ex-Chat"] === Lure [n=lure@external-7.hermes.si] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === dsas [n=dean@host81-129-229-157.range81-129.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === robitaille [n=daniel@ubuntu/member/robitaille] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === dholbach [n=daniel@i59F71A0E.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === sky_walkie [i=czzhrd02@xdsl-563.lodz.dialog.net.pl] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === 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..[topic/#ubuntu-meeting:Ubugtu] : Current meeting: MOTU | Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 14 Feb 20:00 UTC: Edubuntu | 15 Feb 05:00 UTC: IRC Operators | 15 Feb 21:00 UTC: Ubuntu Development Team | 17 Feb 15:00 UTC: Xubuntu | 21 Feb 12:00 UTC: Edubuntu === tmarble [n=tmarble@user-38q4et6.cable.mindspring.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === dsas [n=dean@host81-129-229-157.range81-129.btcentralplus.com] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === grimace [n=grimace@rolf.yuss.org] has joined #ubuntu-meeting === TheMuso [n=luke@ubuntu/member/themuso] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:02] hello everybody - do we have a motu meeting right now? [11:02] hi dholbach [11:02] we do! [11:02] I thought maybe everybody was out to celebrate Valentine's day :) [11:02] at least I hope we have enough people [11:02] I think a few are [11:02] (or just sleeping) [11:02] ok... who's here? [11:02] laserjock sends his apologies, 2AM isn't suitable [11:03] Valentine's day? Who'd waste their time with that? [11:03] lol [11:03] TheMuso: people who aren't single :) [11:03] Thats understandable IMO === geser [n=mb@ubuntu/member/geser] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:03] hey jsgotangco :) === jsgotangco gives TheMuso @}--,-- [11:03] http://xkcd.com/c223.html [11:03] ajmitch: I tend to agree... 11am isn't suitable *g* [11:03] sistpoty: I'm impressed that you're awake at this early hour :) [11:03] scottk has an item on the agenda, but doesn't seem to be here === tmarble notes 4 AM isn't ultra suitable either, :) [11:04] so the rest is sistpoty? :) [11:04] ajmitch: well... awake is a different state than I'm in now *g+ [11:04] sistpoty: you have some items on the agenda - why don't you start us off? [11:04] ok [11:04] anyone volunteering for the minutes? [11:04] um === ajmitch may as well [11:05] cool, thx ajmitch [11:05] ajmitch: I will if you'd rather not. [11:05] I don't mind you doing it, but if you really don't want to. [11:05] TheMuso: ok, thanks :) [11:05] great, thx TheMuso [11:05] let's get started, right? === TheMuso is autologging so can follow up. [11:05] first item: Proposal to drop the requirement for MOTU's to have new packages reviewed [11:06] well... we're always lagging with revu behind [11:06] and enough MOTUs skip this step [11:06] and imo it doesn't seem that sane that motu's should have the same requirements as non-motus to bring new packages in [11:07] As well as already having the rights and responsibilities that come with the title of MOTU. [11:07] it wasn't the same, but it was 1 other ACK [11:07] practices differ ;) [11:07] yeah [11:07] Yep. [11:08] the intended practice was that a MOTU upload to REVU & get 1 other MOTU to check it [11:08] well... I'd propose that motu's are "encouraged to get a new package reviewed" instead of forcing them to go through revu [11:08] what do you think? [11:08] that has frequently been skipped by MOTUs who've been around awhile :) [11:08] sure [11:08] I like that. [11:08] I agree, TheMuso has a point... although I think that probably the MC should take that decision once it's active. This decision has more consequences than others. [11:08] One area that other reviewing is useful is copyright related stuff. [11:08] as an archive team member, I'd be fine with you dropping the requirement, but if it ends up being even more rejects because of it, I'd like you to reconsider. [11:09] Fair enough. [11:09] great [11:10] any objections? [11:10] what do you think about deferring the decision to the first MC meeting? [11:10] sounds fair [11:10] fine with me [11:10] Yep. I'm sure crimsun would have something to say on this. [11:10] we gathered enough arguments now, but I think that a policy decision should be made by the MC [11:10] alrighty, let's move on [11:11] ok... scottk isn't here, right? [11:11] yeah, let's move on - we can discuss his question on the mailing list [11:11] Decide on standard policy for upstream debian dirs [11:11] I don't think it's necessary to have a policy for that, but a "best practice" bit in the FAQ maybe === finalbeta [n=finalbet@d5152A68A.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:12] shall I kick off a thread on the mailing list for that? [11:12] I saw one package that renamed upstream's debian to debian.upstream. [11:12] well... it was discussed on the ml in the past, but without a result [11:12] so I'd rather discuss it here to have it settled [11:12] ok, there are 3 possibilities: 1) remove it, 2) rename it, 3) leave it (and in all cases talk to upstream to get it removed there) [11:13] (maybe also: repackage, native package) === ajmitch tends towards leave it + fix it [11:13] I have seen many a package that ships with .spec files etc for rpm based distros, so what has been the problem with upstream providing a debian dir in the past? [11:13] imo the first thing would always be to ask upstream to remove it... if that won't work, I'd tend to say that any packager may do as he seems fit [11:14] TheMuso: the problem is that you cannot remove files from it (unless you remove them from the tarball) and that the .diff.gz looks kinda weird [11:14] TheMuso: it's harder to change a number of files in a .diff.gz, since it doesn't track deletions well [11:14] Right. [11:14] I don't think I'd dictate a workflow there. [11:14] it depends on how messy upstream's debian/ is [11:15] so up to the packager [11:15] I think the issue was new people getting conflicting advice === juliux [n=juliux@ubuntu/member/juliux] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:15] who wants to add a blurb to MOTU/FAQ? :) [11:15] ok... everybody agreeing that it's up to the packager? [11:15] Yep. [11:15] yeah [11:16] great [11:16] I'll add the text to motu/faq, if no one else is faster ;) [11:16] let's move on, shall we? [11:16] sure [11:16] thanks sistpoty [11:16] yep ok [11:16] make it a fast meeting :) [11:16] :) [11:16] well, this was discussed on the ml as well... do we want zero-install injector? [11:16] here's a naive question... if upstream debian/ is significantly changed does that hamper fix flow back to debian (i.e. does not minimize the debian-ubuntu diff)? [11:17] seems like there's only 4 of us here & active [11:17] tmarble: in this case, upstream is the original author, rather than debian [11:17] What is zero-install injector? [11:17] ajmitch, ah i see (sorry for the confusion) [11:17] TheMuso: it let's an user install packages, which get downloaded by some means [11:18] tmarble: often the original upstream project might have someone who's contributing packaging in their project, and it's not in debian yet [11:18] sistpoty: do we have a link to the project? who wanted to bring it into ubuntu? it sounds more like an archive admin decision to me? [11:18] www.0install.net [11:18] sistpoty: I'm not really a fan of more breakage, but I've heard less scary things about zeroinstall than about autopackage [11:19] i think we should let 0install in, on the basis of not what it is, but it being an ok and legal package. we don't have to support it's efforts [11:19] tfheen: still there? could you share us your opinion on zero-install? [11:19] ask pitti :) [11:19] sistpoty: let me take a look. [11:19] see if he runs away screaming? [11:19] well, I reviewed the package (also looking at the code a lilttle bit) and it didn't seem too offensive security wise [11:20] like klik, it seems. [11:20] however it provides an alternate means to install software [11:20] Hi guys. I'm the author of Zero Install, so if you have any technical questions, ask away... [11:20] so I'm really undecided [11:20] hi talex [11:20] I've been running it for years very nicely ;) [11:20] how about letting archive admins decide on this issue? [11:21] sistpoty++ [11:21] THat sounds sane to me. [11:21] depends on how it works, but if it's like klik which does something like MacOS disk images, I'm fine with it, from an archive POV, but I think we can offer a much better user experience by packaging the software properly. [11:21] talex might be able to comment (short) on that? [11:21] tfheen: then it will be up to the user to agree with you? [11:21] It installs to a self contained directory, rather than a disk image, but same principle. [11:22] Also, the download is an XML file, rather than a shell script, but the effect is the same. [11:23] ok. [11:23] from an archive point of view, that's fine with me and as long as it doesn't end up tripping the rest of the system (*cough* autopackage *cough*) it shouldn't cause problems either. [11:24] Right. It will never install anything outside of ~/.cache/0install.net or (if run as root) /var/cache/0install.net [11:24] tfheen: ok, then I'll just upload the package and you can look at it via new... ok? [11:25] sistpoty: sure. [11:25] great... let's move on [11:25] great, halfway through the meeting items [11:25] sistpoty wants to review the uvf-process [11:25] UVF team/process [11:25] some confusion here [11:25] well... UVF has just started... [11:25] slomo, siretart and I agreed to have the same uvf team again to avoid having to vote etc again [11:26] the next team should be appointed by the MC (in time!) :) [11:26] we just didn't want to have a delay because of that === lukketto [n=lukketto@host86-8-dynamic.7-87-r.retail.telecomitalia.it] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:26] dholbach: Makes sense. [11:26] ok... have there been many UVF requests yet? are you getting along well? [11:26] atm there are 7 open afaik === ajmitch wasn't sure if he was meant to vote or not, so refrained from confusing people :) [11:26] (basically the item was just a ping to make sure everything's working as expected) [11:27] dholbach: if I get going this weekend I'll have a bunch more [11:27] I'll go through the open bugs later today [11:27] dholbach: there's 1 unconfirmed assigned to motu-uvf [11:27] I think that once they're confirmed, motu-uvf should be unassigned, right? [11:27] yeah that'd make sense [11:28] sorry for the n00b question, just what exactly *is* the UVF process? (i.e. file special bugs, etc.)? === ajmitch would think that would be internal team agreement [11:28] tmarble: yep, file a bug, assign it to motu-uvf === ajmitch pulls up the wiki page [11:28] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess#head-9523bc4076ff011324d67cddc97969ec609618d6 [11:28] thanks [11:29] ok... if everything is working (as it looks to me), I see no need for further discussion [11:29] tmarble: we're in upstream version freeze now, so a special team checks a upstream changelog diff and a diffstat before approval [11:29] revu sprint sounds good :) [11:29] sistpoty: so from that, motu-uvf don't upload on the 2nd ack, that's only for SRU :) [11:30] I thought another revu sprint was already scheduled? [11:30] ajmitch: yep, right... there is no debdiff involved [11:30] is it? [11:30] no [11:30] ajmitch: News to me. [11:30] if not, then let's do it [11:30] ajmitch: since you're chief of qa, please pick a sensible date ;) [11:30] hah [11:31] haha === azeem [n=mbanck@host109.natpool.mwn.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:31] what time suits people? [11:31] hehe [11:31] monday/tuesday? [11:31] Whenever at the moment. I'm around a lot of my waking hours. [11:31] sounds good to me [11:31] ok [11:31] sounds sane [11:31] it's generally just a time for people to do more reviewing [11:32] sanity, from me? === ajmitch is slipping\ [11:32] :-) [11:32] hehe === cyphase [n=cyphase@c-71-202-49-23.hsd1.ca.comcast.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:32] ajmitch: lol [11:32] ok... moving to TODOs [11:32] well... this point is up for everyone... [11:32] sistpoty: is the item a try to update the TODO page? [11:33] yeah, I've slipped behind on getting more lists, and getting commented lists [11:33] UnmetDeps for sure [11:33] I see one 'transition' coming up, but the documentation for that is not ready yet: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PyDbgBuilds [11:33] since I promised a commentable unmet deps list & some others [11:33] so don't mention that yet [11:33] how much work in that one? [11:33] doko will write something to the lists too [11:33] Is there a way of getting a list of unmet deps for source packages? [11:34] TheMuso: the basic way is apt-cache -u unmet [11:34] and then pushing that through a few filters to get a list of source packages [11:34] hm... how about doing mass bug filing for unmet deps? [11:34] should be easy enough if they're verified before filing [11:35] dholbach: didn't you do that with a script for edgy? [11:35] sistpoty: massfiling bugs? [11:35] dholbach: yep === ajmitch would like to see that pre-tagging support for filing bugs in malone [11:35] sistpoty: http://daniel.holba.ch/bzr/massfile [11:35] cool [11:36] who's going to do it? we don't want 2 or 3 people mass-filing :) === sistpoty hides behind his thesis [11:37] I thought about using python-bughelper to determine if bugs are already filed. [11:37] sistpoty: fine, I'll volunteer :P [11:37] but I'm not sure it's going to work as it is atm [11:37] ajmitch: great :) [11:37] on which arch will the checking be done for the bugs? [11:37] dholbach: it'd be slow & cause plenty of LP load [11:37] geser: amd64 or x86, I've got both [11:37] in a nice squeaky clean chroot [11:38] ajmitch: no no :) [11:38] there are some unmet deps which only appear on one arch (due to ftbfs) [11:38] what else do we have? how are the merges looking? [11:38] dholbach: no no? === TheMuso_ [n=luke@dsl-124-149-101-87.nsw.westnet.com.au] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:38] merges are looking better [11:38] ajmitch: no no "slow" :) [11:38] um.... ok guys [11:38] well... we still have ajmitch's list of RC-bug fixes [11:38] there are still a number of serious/grave bugs that debian has fixed [11:38] I was cut off. What'd I miss? [11:38] yeah [11:38] and lucas list's of FTBFS [11:39] TheMuso: you've been delegated to fix universe bugs [11:39] TheMuso_: I'll paste you what happened [11:39] logs should be on the usual place later [11:39] dholbach: Thanks. [11:40] what else do we have? pythondbg (once it gets started), unmet deps, merges - what else? :) [11:40] bug fixing, bug fixing, bug fixing ... [11:40] ok, sounds good :) [11:40] so more sync request need to be filed for the RC bugs, I filed about 50 already, I'll get onto doing some more [11:40] ahh... how many motus are you mentoring at the moment? [11:40] I may need UVF exceptions, so be ready :) [11:40] none === ajmitch is too scary to mentor people [11:41] i don't believe a word :) [11:41] ok... if people talk to you, we should be good at pointing them at the todo [11:41] ajmitch: You are thorough. [11:41] ok... anything else on the TODO-list? if not let's agree on a date of the next meeting [11:41] maybe we should also try to tag universe bugs as "packaging bug" or something [11:41] ok, we've got enough to keep the TODO updated? [11:42] so people who are interested can get involved easily in fixing packaging [11:42] who's updating it? [11:42] dholbach++ [11:42] what do you think about having a universe bug sprint to do just that [11:42] bug triage, or bug fixing? [11:42] for bughelper bugs we use "bitesize" to indicate an easy bug [11:42] I guess that sort of thing can happen after FF? [11:42] triage, so we can point people to a list of bugs === elkbuntu_ [n=melissa@ppp26-162.lns1.syd6.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:42] maybe we should have a discussion about bug tags on the mailing list [11:42] dholbach: sounds like something the bugsquad may be able to do [11:42] that would be great [11:43] i can see "packaging" and "bitesize" as useful already [11:43] ajmitch: we should do that too [11:43] ajmitch: we can't shove bugs to "bugsquad" [11:43] if there are people in the bugsquad who can identify stuff as packaging bugs [11:43] that doesn't work [11:43] no, but I'd hope that they be the first line of bug triage :) [11:43] we should make an effort too [11:43] and explain what our "guidelines" and "ideas" are [11:43] of course, I'm not saying that we should drop it on them [11:44] ok [11:44] any other business? [11:44] what should we do with mozilla-browser in feisty? it's removed from debian and replaced with seamonkey upstream [11:44] next meeting time === lifeless [n=robertc@ppp245-86.static.internode.on.net] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:44] if we keep mozilla-browser in feisty, someone will need to keep it updated [11:45] from where will you update it? upstream abandoned it [11:45] I'd like to go with debian in this respect, unless someone is volunteering to take care of it === ajmitch agrees [11:45] next meeting time: maybe we should have a MC meeting first and discuss where we want to go with MC meetings vs MOTU meetings [11:46] dholbach: sounds good, so we need a MC first :) [11:46] should we replace mozilla-browser with iceape? [11:46] right-o [11:46] what about MC meeting end of next week? [11:46] sounds good [11:46] that'd leave some time for the MC to talk to each other etc [11:47] 3 (potential) MC members here to agree on it, so it should work [11:47] yep... sounds sane [11:47] friday same time? a bit later? [11:47] votes close in 13 hours, will you announce to the world after that? [11:48] friday 10:00UTC? [11:48] dholbach: a bit later would be nice for me :P [11:48] will sistpoty be awake? [11:48] hehe [11:48] sistpoty: 2h more? :) [11:48] not too much later, please :) === TheMuso_ notes that ajmitch set himself a trap. [11:48] well.. 10utc is fine for me as well... I wanted to get a saner wake-sleep rythm anyways [11:48] TheMuso_: sistpoty is more in my timezone than dholbach's ;) [11:49] ok fri, 23rd 10 utc MC meeting [11:49] ok === ajmitch notes that on his calendar [11:49] excellent [11:49] thanks a lot to everybody for a QUICK meeting [11:49] cool :) [11:49] thanks! [11:49] we're getting quite disciplined :) [11:49] thanks [11:49] it helped that there were so few of us === TheMuso_ will endever to have the minutes on the ml in the next hour or so. [11:49] TheMuso_: thank you very much === dholbach writes a mail to ubuntu-bugsquad@ and ubuntu-motu@ [11:50] np [11:50] http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/irclogs/ubuntu-meeting-current.html should have the full log in 30min or so, or I can stick it somewhere for you [11:50] Now if freenode could just kick my original connection, I'd be happier. :) [11:51] /msg nickserv ghost themuso [11:51] ajmitch: Besides the cutoff, where dholbach msgd the missed bits, I have it logged [11:51] dholbach: thanks [11:51] ok, I've got the whole thing === Fujitsu [n=Fujitsu@ubuntu/member/fujitsu] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [11:52] ajmitch: Thanks, but I'll probably not need it. [11:52] http://ajmitch.net.nz/~ajmitch/motu-meeting.log === TheMuso grabs anyway [11:52] thanks [11:53] I think NSW ADSL customers experienced something weird. 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[09:04] cool [09:04] had a chat with heno [09:04] seems LP is used mainly for test tracking (ooh what's that link again) [09:04] it explains how to use LP :) [09:05] what i'd like to point out to everyone is: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UES-Sevilla [09:05] evening [09:05] sorry i am late [09:05] we will have our next educational conference in may [09:05] ogra: yeah :) https://launchpad.net/ubuntu-iso-tests [09:06] v. excited about this [09:06] from may 3rd to may 4th we'll try to gather as many educators as possible in sevilla [09:06] anybody is free to come indeed :) [09:06] in spain? [09:06] yep [09:07] yip [09:07] right before UDS [09:07] it is directly attached to UDS [09:08] anyway, thats all from my side unless there are questions [09:08] as RichEd would put it, it is a conf aimed at both "above the desktop" and "below" [09:08] oh, if you test feisty, please test the serveraddon iso as well [09:08] how's 2nd CD coming along? [09:08] haven't had a chance to look this week [09:09] well, i havent done the seed changes yet [09:09] ogra, when is herd4 released? [09:09] well, I still have a list of MIR Candidates at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JordanMantha/EdubuntuMIRCandidates [09:09] so it's still the same as last week [09:09] or will release [09:09] juliux, tomorrow is ETA ... dunno if it will make it [09:09] ogra, yes my fault i thought today is already the 15th;9 [09:09] I've almost finished a MIR for rasmol (I had a nightmare the other day that iwj found a CVE I didn't find) [09:10] i'm planning to shuffle the seeds as soon as the Cd is out ... the dailies after that miught break horribly, so be careful [09:10] LaserJock, rasmol? [09:10] LaserJock, heh [09:10] molecule visualization [09:10] LaserJock, so we share some fears actually :) [09:10] it's like the first chemistry app I used [09:11] the problem I'm seeing is the field get's narrowed down very fast if you take out apps that have a lot of dependencies in Universe and ones that aren't maintained well (either in Debian or upstream) [09:11] yep [09:12] but the field of apps in main we dont ship yet is big as well [09:12] i'm pretty sure we'll get together something sufficient for feisty ... even if only one or two new apps come from universe === philwyett [n=philwyet@bb-87-81-146-45.ukonline.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [09:13] I'd like to get qcad, octave, and stellarium in [09:13] qucad is a good one [09:13] -u [09:13] drgeo has a dead upstream otherwise I'd do it [09:13] is moodle going into main? [09:13] it'll have to be reworked [09:13] i.e. not for Feisty that I know of [09:13] ajmitch, it would have needed to be in before FF [09:13] maybe ogra's worked on that [09:14] ogra: a shame [09:14] yeah [09:14] I'd *like* to do it for Feisty+1 === ajmitch of course has authtool still stuck in NEW, so it won't get into main [09:14] i'll package the most recent version for feisty+1 closely working with upstream (who will come to UES i hope) [09:14] I was going to do it for Feisty but my time has been severly short [09:15] it can be a ubuntuesque package that doesnt need to go to debian i.e. moodle1.7 [09:15] as far as 2nd CD stuff goes [09:16] I really need feedback from educators [09:16] ogra: I suggest looking at dbconfig-common to replace wwwconfig-common :) [09:16] that saves us headdaches with upgrade paths and gives us the possibility to keep the 1.6 package for people who want it ... [09:16] I have some ideas of packages but I'd rather package what educators already know they need, rather than what I think they need === ajmitch won't derail the meeting further [09:16] ajmitch, well, either that or totally without ***config-common [09:17] if you want to write all the db creation & management scripts yourself [09:17] for new packages we have all options :) [09:17] notMax, but i can ask upstream to maintain them in a way that my postinst doesnt need to be freakys [09:18] ogra: how strict is the "only one app for each task" for Edubuntu? [09:18] that was supposed to read "no", sorry notMax [09:18] LaserJock, depends, what do you propose ? [09:18] I found several good calculator/function plotter type apps [09:19] but they are really for different levels [09:19] LaserJock, I would imagine they would also tie into different backends? [09:19] do you think you will find more of such apps ? [09:19] lybniz is a really basic and usable function plotter that would be good for younger kids [09:19] but qalculate is a really cool and powerful calculator (I hate to even call it that) [09:19] it does unit conversion, plotting, etc. [09:19] and the kde one? kplot is it? [09:20] kig i think [09:20] yeah, there are a few kde ones [09:20] qalculate has both gtk and qt versions I believe [09:20] yeah, kig [09:20] seperate source though, which is weird [09:20] LaserJock, what about Logo/Squeak type thingies? [09:21] Squeak is non-free [09:21] not sure what we have for Logo [09:21] we should go with the best still ... if we find more apps to categorize them i.e. in an edubuntu-science-advanced metapackage we should do so ... [09:21] we have kturtle [09:21] love kturtle [09:21] ogra: my point was, if I find apps that are sort of the same thing, just designed for different age ranges, is that considered a duplicate? [09:21] thjats apparently still the best logo app [09:22] kturtle :) [09:22] LaserJock, not if we can group them into install tasks i would say [09:22] if its only one single app i'd say we should consider exceptions on a case by case base [09:22] ok, that's sort of what I was thinking [09:23] so far calculators are the only ones I've run into [09:23] LaserJock, I'm not familiar with the packages but I woudl assume it's OK if one=primary and the other=secondary [09:23] i'm all for replacing the gnome default calculator for example ... [09:23] that leaves us with only one additional app ;) [09:24] ogra: ok, so what is your feeling on me doing some more MIRs? [09:24] since i expect at least one of them can work like a standard calculator [09:24] I asked -devel if FF applied to these 2nd CD apps [09:24] and they said it was basically up to you [09:24] LaserJock, itz wont hurt ... if we dont get them in we still have MIRs we only need to update [09:24] ok [09:25] concentrate on the ones with the lest deps [09:25] I'll continue working on them, and hopefully at a much more rapid pace [09:25] *least [09:25] yeah [09:25] that's why I started with rasmol [09:25] rasmol, lybniz, and qcad don't need any deps from Universe [09:25] great [09:26] octave is one that has a few [09:26] but in my thread on the forums it comes up a lot [09:26] as the best free Matlab replacement [09:26] is drgeo in main ? [09:26] but it needs lam, mpich, hdf5, gnuplot, libgd [09:26] no [09:26] its an often requested app [09:26] and it's upstream is dead so I didn't know if we could do a MIR or not [09:27] octave is the beste math tool i ever used [09:27] drgeo ? [09:27] hmm, that ssad [09:27] yeah, Burgwork found it for me [09:27] octave upstream dead? [09:27] not octave, drgeo [09:27] ah [09:27] drgeo really looks like a good app [09:28] yeah, but nothing for now ... [09:28] anyway [09:28] I've been digging around [09:28] trying to see which ones are worth it, etc. [09:28] and I'm almost done with rasmol [09:28] good [09:28] but I should have more up by the end of the week [09:29] I got some gchemutils work out of the way last night [09:29] i'll kick kdeedu and gcompris off the CD on friday then ... [09:29] and have a look around main for apps we could use [09:29] oh, and I talked with jono about jokosher [09:29] I don't know if I mentioned it to you ogra [09:30] intersting angle [09:30] yep you did [09:30] k [09:30] inkscape looks like a good one ... [09:30] yeah [09:30] I'll go through Main too, I hadn't really thought about that [09:30] with the free space we can finally ship mono ... how about f-spot by default ? [09:31] *f-spot [09:31] interesting, these are not what one "traditionally" lumps into educational tools? [09:31] willvdl: it's still a computer :-) [09:31] I think f-spot would be good [09:31] tomboy too [09:31] as students can keep notes [09:31] willvdl, well, an app for vector drawing should be a standard [09:32] we ship gimp for pixel pushing ... so we can as well grab inkscape :) [09:32] ogra, it should be in main as DTP app... [09:32] inkscape is in main [09:32] it's just not on any CDs yet [09:32] ah. there we go. gotcha [09:32] is there an easy way to see what's in Main but not on the CDs? [09:33] there are a bunch of such apps, i need to dig through that ... [09:33] the seeds ... [09:33] and germinate should be able to help you as well [09:33] well, I could grab the Packages.gz from Main and subtract out what's in the seeds [09:33] right [09:34] I'm sure Pete could write something ;-) [09:34] heh [09:34] he wrote me a little script to check the deps [09:34] for MIRs [09:34] @now [09:34] Current time in Etc/UTC: February 14 2007, 20:34:29 - Current meeting: Edubuntu [09:34] i'll need him for the TCM fixes .... [09:34] :-) [09:34] so dont put to much on hi, [09:34] how's TCM going? [09:34] *him [09:34] I won't I promise? [09:34] i fixed the final glitches with the package today [09:34] s/?/:-)/ [09:35] sounds like big improvments since SCP [09:35] the vnc part on my side is missing ... but thats a trivial one ... [09:35] I haven't had a chance to use it as I don't have an LTSP setup [09:35] but the screenshots look pretty cool [09:35] will be fixed with the next ltsp upload i think [09:35] ogra, is there a working TCM in herd4? [09:35] juliux, kind of [09:35] all old features will work ... [09:36] there were no regressions ... [09:36] and the new ones also? [09:36] the new features still all have bugs [09:36] ok [09:36] but try them out and file them please :) [09:36] so we get a list together [09:36] we will do [09:36] is TCM registered on Malone? [09:36] great :) [09:36] we have the whole sunday for testing,) [09:37] willvdl, only the package i think ... not sure pete has an LP branch for it [09:37] so no bzr branch, but can catch bugs [09:37] as long as we're only two devs its fine to play pingpong with the source package [09:38] but it should have a branch indeed [09:38] i'll talk to pete about that [09:38] not really, maybe as it's released [09:38] oh, one other thing ... if you test, please give feedback about the new usplash :) [09:39] ogra, ok [09:39] got a snpashot? [09:39] kwwii made us aa new one :) [09:39] snapshot rather? [09:39] not of a running one, but i can upload the pic, one moment [09:40] coool [09:41] is the other artwork new yet? [09:41] http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/usplash_1024_768.png [09:41] nope, not yet [09:41] k, I just wondered [09:42] hmm, I like the usplash [09:42] nice usplash [09:42] ken will develop an ubuntu theme weher we will just apply color changes as i understoofd his plan [09:42] the lettering looks a little too "fuzzy" for me but I love the logo [09:42] i'm currently hacking on svg support for ldm ... [09:42] doh [09:42] LaserJock, you need to scale it right :) [09:43] LaserJock, zoom in [09:43] I just needed to get it at 100%, my browser was shrinking it [09:43] as you mentioned it, I thought the same thing :) [09:43] ok, yeah, I really like it [09:43] snap [09:43] we have a nice redish progressbar for that ... [09:43] same style? [09:44] same style as ubuntu [09:44] just a different color [09:44] I'm not mad about the 6.10 progress bar [09:44] test the herd4 liveCD :P [09:44] there you can see it in action [09:44] ogra, I wish. bandwidth is a commodity here :) [09:45] willvdl: I didn't like it either [09:45] fortunately I sit next to marilize so I can steal CDs :) [09:45] willvdl, you should get a cdimage mirror to the hbd office ... [09:45] rsyncs are cheaper than downnloads [09:45] ogra, there is one but that's another story. perhaps not in here :) [09:45] ok :) [09:46] I guess we're in artwork? [09:46] well, i guess that was artwork [09:46] unless someone else has anything to show :) [09:47] i'll talk to colin after herd4 if we can get the usplash pic into the CD bootscreen as well [09:47] is that guy on https://wiki.edubuntu.org/EdubuntuArtwork/Palette modelled on Pete? :) [09:47] that urgently needs an update [09:48] thats from pete and his wife afaik [09:48] looks a bit like him. if you squint jsut right [09:48] ogra, I presume the motd thingy will wait a bit? [09:49] i'll look into it ... might be only a trivial confiog switch in gdm [09:49] if not it has to wait, yes [09:49] really depends how big that change might be [09:50] the icons that get shipped, how are they genrally licensed? [09:50] i think they are gpl ... [09:50] not the best for icons [09:51] let me look it up ... one sec [09:51] the debian package says GPL [09:52] so if I reuse on the wiki and the wiki is CC-BY-SA... [09:53] F.A.Q: [09:53] Q: What's Gartoon License? [09:53] A: Starting 0.5 Gartoon lincensed under GPL (read GPL.txt) [09:53] aha [09:54] I should then just make a reference/attribution where I reuse === LaserJock loves licensing :-) *cough* [09:54] e.g. https://wiki.edubuntu.org/Edubuntu?action=show [09:56] anyhoo, above link is not "live" yet but is the culmination of work I've done trying to cleanup and organise our wiki pages [09:56] I think I need a "misc" section though [09:57] I think nixternal is getting the edubuntu-docs MIR written up [09:57] yippie [09:58] we have a few bugs to work out in the yelp frontpage [09:58] now we jsut need to get the edubuntu-docs written up :) [09:58] but mdke said he'll work on that [09:58] i thought there is a lot [09:58] we dep on ubuntu-docs [09:58] just kidding [09:58] we just need them imported into the package [09:58] so people will get all the Ubuntu documentation [09:59] LaserJock, I can't wait to see the end result cause then I reckon I'll finally get my head around the technicalities of TBH [09:59] so the "bug" we need to fix is to remove About Ubuntu [09:59] well, it'll be interesting [10:00] but at least better than what we've had in the past [10:00] one option is to make the "About" page generic to all derivitives [10:00] I think Feisty+1 will be more consistent [10:01] which could possibly make sense... less duplication on common features [10:02] LaserJock: I am looking at the MIR now, sorry but I have been so bogged down this week [10:02] Availability: Not yet? [10:02] the package *is* in Universe [10:02] just not the final form [10:03] ogra@edubuntu:~/packages/gartoon-0.5$ apt-cache madison edubuntu-docs [10:03] edubuntu-docs | 0.4-1 | http://de.archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe Packages [10:03] edubuntu-docs | 0.4-1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com feisty/universe Sources [10:03] if you need any repackaging etc, ping me [10:03] I had a look at nixternal's packaging [10:03] currently it installs two html files without any integration ... [10:03] built and installed it too [10:04] i'm fine with replacing whats there [10:04] it seems good, it's based off of the ubuntu-docs source package [10:04] LaserJock, if ayou are fine with the package feel free to upload [10:04] nixternal: we should check the firefox page though [10:04] ogra: k [10:04] the firefox page is in edubuntu-artwork [10:04] please check for other clashes as well [10:05] LaserJock: yes, I will work on that unless you want to rock it out quickly === Seveas [n=seveas@ubuntu/member/seveas] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:05] LaserJock: whoa whoa [10:05] nixternal: what? [10:05] LaserJock: the Firefox page is packaged with edubuntu-artwork [10:06] so you need to fix it there, unless it gets removed from there and incorporated into the edubuntu-docs package, which of course only makes sense [10:06] its the only doc we have, it didnt really justify a whole package ... [10:06] nah, -artwork is fine for now [10:06] I don't want to "rock the boat" too much at this point [10:06] well, it should move eventually ... [10:07] but that must not be now if it generates extra work === anibal [n=anibal@debian/developer/anibal] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:07] anyway, we can talk details later [10:07] really up to you guys ... i'll do what the docteam says ;) [10:07] we need a MIR and get it going [10:07] right [10:07] we can fix bugs a bit later [10:08] just wipe the existing package with something with a higher version [10:08] LaserJock / ogra: we can always start out feisty+1 with the new implementation to save issues? [10:08] as long as we keep a working upgrade path we can do everything ;) [10:08] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportEdubuntuDocs <- LaserJock [10:08] oh shoot, I forgot that we were in a meeting right now :) I just connected from school [10:09] haha, I thought we were in #*-motu [10:09] well, i dont think there is much left oin the plate for the meeting [10:09] LaserJock: that MIR is rough, but started :) [10:09] nixternal: I can tweak it when you're done :-) [10:10] I am done for the time being if you want to tweak it a little [10:10] so we could as well end it here and you can go on with packaging in #edubuntu :) [10:10] that is the first time I have done one, so I am expecting it to be horrible [10:11] well, its our own package so there wont be any external CVEs or something ... [10:11] true [10:11] and its only docs [10:11] ya, how dangerous can they be :) [10:11] i dont expect problems with the MIR [10:11] oh wait, I have been working on them, so be careful ;p [10:11] ujnless iwj complains about the format ... [10:12] sure, whatever that means === nixternal whips out a perl script to decypher [10:12] make sure to not use the plain template ... but put some formulation work in etc [10:12] he wants to see some effort from a MIR writer [10:12] ahh [10:12] so you show your intrest in the package [10:13] (thats how he said it ) [10:13] very well put I must say [10:13] gotta sell it! [10:13] heh [10:14] stelis, are you in here? [10:14] Yes [10:14] can you paste the link to the docs you're working on in here? [10:14] I lost it in my logs [10:14] http://www.elsn.org/downloads/edubuntu/drafts/edubuntu-quickstart.html [10:15] thanks. sorry for the noise folks but I want to start integrating more from other peoples docs [10:15] stelis: you think that your docs could be incorporated into the current Edubuntu Handbook? [10:15] willvdl: I take it you are on it already :) [10:15] nixternal, time :) [10:16] woohoo, one less thing for me to worry over right now [10:16] but if things don't go according to pplan then I will have next week relatively free [10:16] I'm not actually sure where the current HB is [10:16] instead of https://wiki.edubuntu.com/EdubuntuLtsConfParams you should rather point to /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/doc/ltsp-client/examples/lts-parameters.txt.gz that will have always the recent supported list [10:16] stelis, ^^ [10:16] I pulled a SVN before Xmas [10:16] https://wiki.edubuntu.org/Edubuntu/Documentation/Handbook [10:16] ogra: Thanks [10:17] stelis: the docs are stored at https://docteam.ubuntu.com/repos/trunk [10:17] apart from that this is a really beautiful doc, kudos [10:17] Thanks [10:17] more info can be found at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Repository [10:17] FWIW, the idea was to have a stopgap until there is a HB [10:17] stelis: yes, it is an awesome doc, and just what we needed! As it stands, this makes the handbook almost complete, then you are my new HERO! [10:18] hell, all the work you put into it, you are my hero :) [10:18] I guess it depends how comprehensive you want your HB to be [10:19] stelis, as comprehensive as possible [10:19] stelis: we shall leave that up to willvdl, I am just a docmonkey [10:19] as as many audience as possible. [10:19] v. ambitious [10:19] This Quickstart is enough to get somebody going === dholbach [n=daniel@i59F73F10.versanet.de] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:19] they feed me bananas and I type, quite horribly I might add [10:19] The text is complete enough as is [10:19] Bananas are good :) [10:19] nixternal, as long as you can fix my broken links I'm happy [10:19] willvdl: what broken links? [10:20] you'll see [10:20] lol [10:20] my docbook is still rusty and frayed [10:20] ahh [10:20] stelis, I wanted to this week but hopefully next week I can dedicate hours to integrating your stuff [10:21] OK. [10:21] now that I've got the wiki under wraps [10:21] FWIW, this works as a standalone [10:21] So you could just add screenshots [10:22] I'm conscious that time is short [10:23] But feel free to use it as you need [10:23] There's some other pieces in the same directory [10:23] stelis, thanks to you we now have options [10:23] I don't have lots of time myself === raphink [n=raphink@ubuntu/member/raphink] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:24] I will, hopefully, up until march [10:24] But I could write up some Release Notes or a few sections of this and that === ogra looks up "lots of time" in his dictionary [10:25] nixternal, who normally does our finals for the release notes? [10:25] willvdl: dunno, but I can probably work something out for you since I do the Kubuntu ones [10:26] I got very confused with the old releases: there where wiki versions, docbook ones, release notes, install notes, release announcements... [10:27] ogra, clearly you have enough time to do that :) [10:27] :P === phanatic [n=phanatic@ubuntu/member/phanatic] has joined #ubuntu-meeting [10:29] ok, cool. I'll work something out with stelis and find a path of least resistance [10:31] shall we wrap up? [10:31] yeah [10:31] just want to punt my mockup for https://wiki.edubuntu.org/Edubuntu?action=show again [10:31] shamelessly :) [10:31] I will work on maing it easier and easier to read as we go === ogra does the same with http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UES-Sevilla :) [10:32] something like henrik's testing page [10:32] yep [10:32] ok, any other business ? [10:32] and since we normally end with community: UES Sevilla!!! [10:32] going once [10:32] going twice [10:32] COME TO SEVILLA !!!! [10:33] adjourned ! [10:33] thanks all [10:33] sweet. [10:33] sorry for late minutes.. 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