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Uzuulhello12:15
Uzuulhow can I request an official ubuntu mailing list (for the Ubuntu Media Center project)?12:15
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BurgundaviaUzuul: via rt12:20
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UzuulBurgundavia: rt?12:21
Burgundaviart@admin.canonica.com12:21
Burgundaviacanonical.com, rather12:21
UzuulBurgundavia: thanks a lot ^_^12:22
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noriawhat happened with "alsaconf" from debian?02:30
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crimsunnoria: stopped shipping it. See the alsa-driver changelog for the rationale.02:43
Hobbseemorning all02:44
noriaokay, will do02:46
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lifelessmoin03:34
Hobbseehey lifeless!03:35
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lifelessHobbsee: heya. I'm *nearly* home :)03:41
lifelessHobbsee: just got on 18 hour leg to go :)03:41
lifelessok, plane time. tchau03:44
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Hobbseelifeless: ouch!  have fun :)03:53
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Hobbseeoo.o is dead :(04:25
Pumpernickelo.o04:28
Toxicity999Hmm?04:28
Hobbseeah.  nope, i'ts only sorta dead - dies after trying to do a data recovery04:29
Hobbsee"this page uses frames, but your browser doesnt support them yet"04:30
Hobbseeoookay then!04:30
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mpthttp://www.google.com/search?q=%22this%20page%20uses%20frames%20but%20your%20browser%20doesn't%20support%20them%2205:08
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Hobbseempt: ?05:10
Hobbseempt: i know what hte message means for a browser - but to get that in openoffice writer, for a .doc?05:10
mpthuh, that's interesting05:12
mptHobbsee, Word 2000 lets you edit Web pages that use frames05:13
mptWhich, iirc, also means that it lets you use frames even for documents that never end up as Web pages05:13
mptI assume Word XP and Word 2007 do the same05:14
mptSo either Word, or a Web page editor the document was in before Word, may have inserted that boilerplate in the <noframes> element05:14
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mptand then someone using Word saved it as a Word document rather than as a Web page.05:15
mptAnd then OpenOffice.org didn't see the frames for whatever reason (perhaps it doesn't support them? perhaps the frame contents got corrupted?), and ended up showing just the <noframes> contents.05:17
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Hobbseempt: wonderful...05:17
Hobbseecrazy word...05:18
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Lurecan somebody give-back kdegraphics to pick up right depends on new poppler?09:03
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Hobbseeevening all10:15
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pygihi Hobbsee 10:41
Hobbsee:)10:43
pygihow are you?10:43
Hobbseegood - home from work, finally10:44
pygiHobbsee, nice ^^10:44
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noriadoes any of you come to LinuxTag in germany?11:17
\shnoria, yes11:23
noriawill there be some event about this new ubuntu certification thingie?11:24
\shnoria, you mean LPI things? yeah, LPI Germany will have some courses ready...11:24
noriaLPI is distribution independent. i was reading on a blog that Ubuntu makes their own. or was that a myth?11:25
\shnoria, LPI has created, together with the ubuntu crew, a cert which needs LPIC-1 and is named imho lpi 19911:26
\shnoria, LPIC-1/-2/-3 is distribution independent yes, but they work together with other distros to do some distro specific certs11:26
noriaah, thats interesting11:27
\shnoria, you can read about it on lpi.org website...or just come around to the LPI booth, hopefully you will meet me, or a friend of mine, Matthias Alberts, who can give you more infos 11:28
noriayeah, that would be cool11:28
noriaour beloved "Agentur fr Arbeit" does not care about such certifications yet, but i thought its worth the investment if you are looking for jobs that you can do from home11:29
\shnoria, or come around the kubuntu/ubuntu booth at linuxtag, meet the other community members (including me) and we can go together to the LPI booth, so you don't have to wait for your infos :)11:29
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\shnoria, LPI certs are nothing for the "Agentur fuer Arbeit" they are working together with other companies, but I never saw anything linux specific11:30
noriathat would be fun, cause i never met community members so far :o)11:31
\shnoria, send me an email (sh @ sourcecode . de) so I can put you on my schedule11:31
noria\sh, yeah and that is a shame. because they sponsor the MCSE training to people who hardly know anything about computers11:31
\shreal name would be cool, indeed11:31
\shnoria, that's why most of those mcses are not getting a job11:32
noriathey better used that money on linux training so that people can support the community at least if they find no job :P11:33
\sh(in companies who need real windows cracks sometimes...right now, even linux people do know more about windows server, then those mces, seeing it every day in our company)11:33
\shnoria, well, we need people...linux cracks especially...jobs.combots.com 11:33
noriai am not "amoung the best" yet. but i work on that :P11:35
\shnoria, starting as a junior, working up to a senior...is this ok? 11:35
\shnoria, and you will work with some of the best sysadmins  11:35
noriathat sounds too good to be real :P11:36
\shnoria, and you will work with some ubuntu/debian/sles developer as well :) 11:36
noriaokay, and how much do i have to pay? :P11:36
noriawithout kidding, i think i dont play in such a high league11:37
noriai am human!11:37
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\shnoria, hehe...you will get payed...and no, we are not uber-humans...still plain normal people, with a lot of experience...and we need new blood...11:38
noria\sh, sounds fantastic to be a long term coal for me11:39
\shnoria, just send me your profile and your cv with your email :) really, don't be scary :)11:40
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noriabecause a linux related job has one big advantage of any other jobs - its not real work if you have strong believes in what you do11:40
pradalvrHi i am getting an error when i try and save security file into ect directory11:41
\shnoria, sysadmin work is a hard job, you will have to work more then 40 hours per week, even when you are good :)11:41
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\shpradalvr, what error? hopefully you mean /etc/11:42
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pradalvryeah! thats it11:42
pradalvrhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticSecurityUpdates11:42
pradalvrI have dyslexia 11:43
pradalvruse Kate. Also available via the command line are various other text editors that you can use. The file you create, name it apt-security-updates and place it in the directory /etc/cron.weekly/.11:44
pradalvrthats when i get the error 11:44
pradalvr "Could not save the file"11:45
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mdke_pradalvr: please ask for support in the #ubuntu channel. Having said that, you'll need administrative privileges to save a file into /etc11:48
pradalvrI do11:48
pradalvrits my machine11:49
Hobbseehiya mdke_ 11:49
mdke_hi Hobbsee 11:50
Hobbsee:)11:50
Hobbseepradalvr: did you use sudo, though?11:50
Hobbseeor gksu?11:50
pradalvrbut it never allowed me to use a password.....yes and file not found11:50
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webwolf_27I was planning on writing a graphical dsl-setup program. Would there be any objections to writing this with wxwidgets, or would gtk be better? 12:20
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webwolf_27the main interest behind it would be to make setting up german t-online and 1und1 dsl connection easier for n00bies12:22
Hobbseeassuming wxwidgets is in main, it shouldnt matter, if it ever becomes default12:23
persiawebwolf_27: Unless you really need to port to windows and mac, and want native widgets, I'd recommend GTK+.12:24
webwolf_27I would at least like to see it on the main cd as, it's pointless to have to download such a program out of the net12:24
webwolf_27persia, that would also be a good incentive for me to finally learn the gtk+ livs12:25
webwolf_27livs=libs12:25
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webwolf_27Like I said. My main interset is german convertee's as here DSL is the standard. I'm not sure whats used primarly in other countries12:26
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pradalvrOne thing that i have learned while trying to understand computers, no one is willing to help anyone that is new...Sadly i it make me feel like i am in middle school all over again...I am sure this has turned several people off with learning..By the way, I was reading and trying to understand how to gain permission on saving files, I never figured that out. I asked the ubuntu help channel...12:35
pradalvr...and was unsuccessful..Trying to ask anyone for help leaves a bad taste in my mouth EVERY TIME..goodbye 12:35
Hobbseepradalvr: please look at the day12:36
noriapradalvr, hold on12:36
Hobbseepradalvr: please note that most people arent here on a sunday12:36
pradalvrwell i was for hours 12:37
noriapradalvr, you got the wrong impression. that has nothing to do with your person or the fact that you are new - at least not on channels that are related to Ubuntu12:37
Hobbseewebwolf_27: sounds interesting.  i'm not the one who makes those decisions though12:37
Hobbsee#ubuntu is busy -people often dont get an answer, because it's so huge12:37
Hobbseepradalvr: it is still a sunday.  yesterday was a saturday.  the distro team doesnt wrok weekends, unless they have a specific reason to.12:38
StevenKThey don't work, either.12:38
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noriaheh12:38
noriapradalvr, sometimes it is easier to find solutions to problems on web forums or mailing lists, because that is easier for people who are willing to help12:39
noriapradalvr, if you want to, then you can private message me your problem and i try to help12:40
noriathe people here on this channel focus on development related topics12:41
pradalvrI am a 36 year old female that thinks most people in IRC acts like young teenagers...Just not appealing for someone trying to honestly learn...People in here hide behind their computers using it as an excuse to be VERY RUDE...Thank you noria but i am very tired, it is 5.42 am here. I need sleep12:42
noriapradalvr, lol. i understand your feelings very well. but it does not fit to the people in the Ubuntu community. most of them are very decent people12:43
pradalvrthank you for the invitation to help 12:43
noriapradalvr, you can take some rest and contact me after sleep if you want to12:43
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Hobbseepradalvr: oh, you've reminded me of who you are now.12:44
pradalvrmaybe not in your opinion...but in my experience, its been a ridiculous nightmare12:44
pradalvrI really dont care if you remember me hobbsee12:45
noriapradalvr, lets talk after you got some sleep :)12:45
Hobbseeyou played the "no one's answering me, because i'm female, and the ops all hate me, because i'm female, and they have a horrible all male club"12:45
Hobbseecard12:45
pradalvrthen you should know how long i have been asking12:45
pradalvrhow long ago hobbsee12:46
Hobbseedont remember.  there are lots of people i've helped since then, and talked to.12:46
pradalvryou certainly remember who i was12:46
pradalvrtake a shot12:46
Hobbseeit was before UDS12:47
Hobbseei couldnt take a more accurate shot than that.12:47
pradalvrawhile back 12:47
Hobbseestill, i'm not sure what your actual quesiton was either.12:47
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Hobbseeso maybe if you enlighten us on that...it might actually help.12:48
pradalvrso noria, that goes to show you how long i have been trying..not being rude, just proving a point12:48
pradalvrI told you12:48
pradalvri can't save a file so that i can use sudo12:49
noriapradalvr, i understand your hard feelings. i offered you alternatives. now its on you to take some sleep and try again :)12:49
pradalvri don't have the permission12:49
Hobbseeuse chown12:50
Hobbseeman chown will tell you more12:50
pradalvryes you are right...my back is killing me and i am starting to get massive cellulite like never b412:50
Hobbseeie, sudo chown /foo/bar/directory or whatever.  use -R for recursive12:51
pradalvrchown: missing operand after `/foo/bar/directory'12:52
pradalvrTry `chown --help' for more information.12:52
Hobbseeoh, sorry.  sudo chown youruser.yourgroup /foo/bar/directory12:52
Hobbseewhich chown --help, or man chown will tell you12:52
Hobbseei'm not sure you actually want your security files to be written to by a regular user anyway.12:52
ompaulHobbsee, pradalvr  user:user 12:52
Hobbseeoh yes, : sorry12:53
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StevenK. will work, but is discourged because user names can contain a '.'12:54
HobbseeStevenK: ahhh....thanks.12:54
Hobbseepradalvr: however, this is an #ubuntu type question, which they should have answered you.  assuming it didnt get lost in the general flood of questions, which isnt personal.12:54
Hobbseeunclear questions will also tend to get ignored12:54
Hobbseeyou may wish to see http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxHelpAsk.html and try to use things in there to get more sucess12:55
Hobbseepradalvr: you may also wish to check out ubuntuforums.org, which has a search function, and lots of people looking to help out.12:56
Hobbseewhich is slower than irc12:56
ompaulpradalvr, the reason your question did not get answered in #ubuntu is that it is not obvious what you are trying to do, and therefore people don't want to give wrong answers, however from watching here pradalvr, I think you are using the wrong tools for a job, or trying to do something you should not, so I would advise against it, and just get on with using the operating system and not trying to alter the default install it is rathe12:56
ompaulr secure out of the box, if you need something special then I strongly suggest and advise training12:56
pradalvrthank noria...I tried responding to your private message ....can forgot to sign in......but yes advice taken...thank you again Noria12:58
pradalvrbye12:58
noriapradalvr, oh. i am sorry about that. i ...12:58
noriathats the spam protection of freenode i guess12:59
mc44Hobbsee: another grateful customer :P12:59
Hobbseemc44: known troll, more like it.12:59
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Hobbseewhat's the point in telling someone something, if they dont even listen?01:00
ompaulmc44, how can you "not be able to write" to something that you should be able to write to? 01:01
Hobbseewell, not quite a troll - just not a person really wanting to be helped, it seems.01:01
persiaHobbsee: That's a great link on asking for help.  Do we have anything similar and specific to #ubuntu?01:04
Hobbseepersia: nope01:04
Hobbseepersia: it's in my quit message - people sometimes read it01:05
Hobbseepersia: actually, we may do.  in the FAQ or guidelines, which of course, no one reads.01:05
persiaHobbsee: :)01:05
persiaHobbsee: Right.  As with everything else, I just think there should be well-known, Ubuntu-specific URLs for pasting.  Oh well.01:06
Hobbseeof course01:07
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Hobbsee{{documents appear in the wiki}}01:07
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bhalehttp://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/01:08
bhalebookmark it.01:08
persiabhale: It doesn't work from this IP :(01:09
Hobbseebhale: heh, that doesnt change it to being just for #ubuntu though01:09
bhalei dont see the point in that01:10
persiabhale: We have lots of channels.  Suggesting which channels people should use would be good.  Also, there may be specific guidelines that apply to Ubuntu that could be listed.  Lastly, Ubuntu branding of documentation makes Ubuntu users feel comfortable.01:12
Hobbseehowever the generic thing also makes users realise that this is a generic guide for tech help anywhere.01:12
persiaHobbsee: True.01:14
Hobbseemaybe i'm just jaded her.01:14
Hobbsee*here01:14
bhaleim jaded for sure.01:15
Hobbseebut i'm very much a person believing about the "if you give a man a fish, he'll eat for the day, but if you give a man education on how to fish, he'll eat for a lifetime"01:15
ompaulpersia, we do in #ubuntu say things like: !es for spanish and if someone says compiz/beryl  we say #ubuntu-effects01:15
Hobbseeor whatever the quote is01:15
Hobbseei cant see how you cope in computers, etc, and life, otehrwise.01:15
ompaulHobbsee, it is 99.9% right so I would not worry about the origin of the quote01:16
Hobbsee:)01:16
persiaI have such an extremely low opinion of users that I generally refuse to interact with them in exchange for remuneration.  On the other hand, I think creating documentation that panders to the appropriately can reduce the chance they every try to reach me.01:16
Hobbseepersia: haha. this is true ;)01:16
StevenKHobbsee: "If you build a man a fire, he will be warm for a night. If you set a man on fire, he will be warm for the rest of his life."01:16
Hobbseestill, if they're not reading the documentation, is there any point in adding to it?01:16
persiaompaul: That's great, but it means that someone has to do that for each inappropriate use.  If the /topic included a "Guide to asking for help on #ubuntu", maybe the load would be reduced.01:17
persiaStevenK: :)01:17
bhalepersia: the topic of this very channel is oft ignored.01:18
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persiabhale: Yes.  The topic of every channel is oft ignored, but if the load is reduced by only 20%, it's better for everyone.01:18
ompaulpersia, na, people don't do topic :)01:18
Hobbseeactually, it' snot already on there01:19
ompaulpersia, I think the hit rate is more like 1% :-)01:19
Hobbseeompaul: please add the howto ask questoins to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines01:19
ompauland that is a big stretch01:19
Hobbseewhich is listed in the topic, so you can point people to them.01:20
ompaulnot a bad idea01:20
persiaompaul: You'd be surprised.  I've seen a lot of people using the docs I put in the wiki, even though they're just regurgitations of other publically available information.01:20
ompaulpersia, the wiki works, but topics welll01:21
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Hobbseeompaul: then you point people to the topic, and dont otherwise answer :P01:23
ompaulHobbsee, fail01:23
ompaulit is a tad trite for the verbosity of irc 01:24
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Hobbseeompaul: btw, it's suggested that #ubuntu be a lobby, and we have #ubuntu-effects, #ubuntu-hardware, #ubuntu-beginner, multimedia, gnome, kde, programming, games, networking, etc.01:26
Hobbseeompaul: i dont think that's such a bad idea...01:26
ompaulHobbsee, that would fail01:27
Hobbseeeven if people cross-post, it should still be more bearable.01:27
Hobbseeeverything fails - including what's there now.01:27
ompaulHobbsee, it is still working, in comparison with other places01:27
Hobbseeompaul: just people arent getting answered01:28
Hobbseesome even with decent questions01:28
ompaulHobbsee, we should get ljl to do some stats on that01:28
Hobbseeindeed01:29
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Hobbsee!weekend | ompaul 01:31
ubotuompaul: It's a weekend.  Often on weekends, the paid developers, and a lot of the community, may not be around to answer your question.  Please be patient, wait longer than you normally would, or try again during the working week.01:31
Hobbsee!night | ompaul 01:31
ubotuompaul: It's the middle of the night in the US and the UK.  This means that a lot of people are likely asleep, and so therefore there are less potential people who can answer your question.  Please be patient, and consider asking at a time when more people will be awake.  This is particularly true in the quieter channels.01:31
Hobbseeompaul: i'm sick of typing them.01:31
Hobbsee:)01:31
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ompaulHobbsee, ^^01:31
Hobbseeah01:31
Hobbseegreat01:32
Hobbsee!no night is <reply> It's the middle of the night in the US and Europe.  This means that a lot of people are likely asleep, and so therefore there are less potential people who can answer your question.  Please be patient, and consider asking at a time when more people will be awake.  This is particularly true in the quieter channels.01:32
ubotuI'll remember that Hobbsee01:32
Hobbseepersia: thanks01:33
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Hobbsee!no night is <reply> It's the middle of the night in the US and Europe.  This means that a lot of people are likely asleep, therefore there are less potential people who can answer your question.  Please be patient, and consider asking at a time when more people will be awake.  This is particularly true in the quieter channels.01:33
ubotuI'll remember that Hobbsee01:33
=== persia wonders about canada and all the free software advocates in South America
persiaHobbsee: Sorry.  I'm thinking slow today.  How about "The Americas and Europe"?01:34
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Hobbsee!no night is <reply> It's the middle of the night in the US and Europe, and surrounds.  This means that a lot of people are likely asleep, therefore there are less potential people who can answer your question.  Please be patient, and consider asking at a time when more people will be awake.  This is particularly true in the quieter channels.01:35
ubotuI'll remember that Hobbsee01:35
Hobbseethere.01:35
persiaThat sounds great.  Thanks.01:35
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ompaulHobbsee, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines have a look at that01:36
ompaulI added three lines to the tail of the discussion01:37
Hobbseeompaul: s/nearly a/over a/01:37
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Hobbseeompaul: move it to second or third point, please01:38
Hobbseewe want that to be read01:38
ompaulHobbsee, sorry I have a disconnect here01:38
ompaulokay so move it back up a bit, but what is the search and replace for?01:38
Hobbseefirst paragraph01:39
HobbseeThe #ubuntu IRC channel is growing very quickly, with nearly a thousand people in the channel all the time. Keeping a pleasant atmosphere in #ubuntu has been the main01:39
Hobbseewow, we're bigger than the two #debian's combined.01:40
ompaul okay I'll commit it01:40
ompauldone 01:40
ogra-classmateHobbsee: size doesnt matter :P01:40
Hobbseeogra-classmate: does sometimes01:40
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Hobbseeogra-classmate: # of people asking questions at once is usually proportional to size01:41
ogra-classmateindeed, i wasnt serious01:41
Hobbseewhat's your solutoin?01:41
ogra-classmatefaster supporters ? subchannels ? no idea01:43
ompaulsubchannels don't work because helpers will not work in 5 channels at once01:43
Hobbseebut the questiosn will flow slower, so there's more chance for backscroll01:44
Hobbseeand they're only helping out a small subsection of the people anyway01:44
Hobbseeif anything, it just becomes like #kubuntu - sometimes good - sometimes impossible to ge ta response01:44
ompaulfaster supporters well, the ability of helpers not to burn out is important, nay vital to the success of a channel, so having enough helpers seems to be the issue01:44
Hobbseei'm not sure if that's better or wrose than what we have now, tbh01:44
=== persia wonders if this is on-topic for #ubuntu-devel
ompaulpersia, actually it is not, your right ;-)01:45
Hobbseenot really, but no one else is talking, and you guys may have ideas that we can use.01:45
Hobbseewhich is why i havent suggested movign it01:45
persiaI think subchannels would help.  As long as there are enough questions to feed the egos of the helpers in each channel, they will specialise, which gets better helpers, and better answers.01:45
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Hobbseepersia: the fact is, people are startging to come here more for answers, as they're nto getting them in #ubuntu01:46
Hobbseewhich is problematic for here01:46
Hobbsee(and it's nice to have one place where there isnt user support going on!)01:46
persiaHobbsee: That's what I'm seeing too, which is why I am suddenly interested in #ubuntu (remember that bit about me not liking users)01:46
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Hobbseehehe01:46
Hobbseeyeah01:46
Hobbseeexactly01:46
ompaulwe are lowering the barrier to entry so the questions and managment of same has to change over time, for instance, a couple of years ago there was a lot of "sudo education" going on, once that was removed as a topic for debate things moved along nicely01:48
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persiaompaul: Is there any organisation of the helpers?01:51
ompaulpersia, no, they like to be thought of as free spirits, until they become of #ubuntu-ops at which time they become more serious :-) 01:51
ompaulwoops01:52
ompaulpersia, until they become aware of #ubuntu-ops at which time they become more serious :-) 01:52
ompaulif they are seen as good they get told about #ubuntu-offtopic as a place to step away from the hard work, most people who dive into it help until burnout which does them no good, but trying to get someone to step back from the edge and take a moment out so that you can make it work better is hard01:53
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persiaReally?  I'm surprised.  I would think that they would be incented by, say, a LP group (if you can demonstrate that you helped N people well, you can apply for membership, etc.), and having a short page that provided guidelines on what to do, how to do it, and what the criteria for the pony was might help.  But then again, I'm a fan of carrots.01:54
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ompaulFujitsu, you were not the first and will not become the last01:55
ompaulpersia, irc is a lot more about the ability to do a little when you can, it is just that #ubuntu has become huge it is hard for people with good skills to keep it up01:55
persiaFujitsu: If there was a team (with a (low) barrier to entry), would you have made an effort to join the team, perhaps especially if team membership contributed towards ubuntu membership criteria?01:56
ompaulpersia, but if we all do 15 mins a day then the job becomes a lot lighter, however the downside is always the "T" word, trolls who will go out of their way to take your time on other people.01:56
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persiaompaul: I totally understand about that.  I'm just a wonk, and generally believe that a good process, with good carrots encourages people to do what I want :)01:57
Fujitsupersia: I'm really not sure... I'd always been wanting to be a dev, and got fed up with trollishness, and the sheer number of questions in #ubuntu.01:57
ompaulpersia, ehh process rocks, carrots come after people even realise there is a process, and the carrot is knowing someone is now able to use their systm01:58
persiaFujitsu: Hrm.  Perhaps it's the development bent, but that probably means I'm wrong, when combined with ompaul's previous statements.01:58
HobbseeFujitsu: you forgot to mention the same questions, continually.01:59
FujitsuHobbsee: I guess, but that sort of comes under trolling at times.01:59
ompaulpersia, we often times see people who want to do more, and start with a visit to -bugs for triage and then on to motu 01:59
Hobbseethis is true01:59
Hobbseei meant from different people, though02:00
FujitsuOh, right.02:00
FujitsuYes.02:00
noriaompaul, one thought regarding that, please?02:01
Hobbseeompaul: i'm not sure that people with the good skills are inclined to do much with #ubuntu, as it's just so big and crazy02:01
ompaulnoria, would you like me to be more verbose or something?02:01
persiaompaul: I think that's a good path for advancement, but I suspect there are a lot of people who aren't really developers who would benefit from a support-oriented track as well.  On the other hand, there would need to be a continous path to make that work well.02:01
noriawriting a little application is quite hard. it requires programming skills. reading code of other people is even harder. so directing people who are fascinated about Ubuntu and the community to #ubuntu-bugs might demotivate and frustrate the majority02:02
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FujitsuHaving smaller channels and some standard place for common questions and answers should reduce burnout, and make it all a little more pleasant, IMO02:03
pygismaller channels would soon grow if they are useful02:03
pygithat's what we always get02:03
Hobbseepeople are also asking for help in #ubuntu-bugs now, for #ubuntu related stuff02:04
persiaChannel growth is good.  Community growth is good.02:04
noriapersia, i dont agree02:04
Fujitsupygi: Then we split them further? :S02:04
HobbseeFujitsu: just the ones from #ubuntu02:04
pygiFujitsu, meh, scalability issues :-/02:04
HobbseeFujitsu: which isnt split?02:04
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noriacommunity growth is good. channel growth is bad. more people means more specialized places are needed02:05
Hobbseepygi: nothing scales well, in irc support, except bot commands.02:05
Hobbseewhich is why we use tehm.02:05
pygiI know02:05
Fujitsu#ubuntu is split a bit (-effects, -xgl, etc.), but not enough.02:05
ompaulthe smaller channels thing leaves me cold, unless you can convince me that there are the helpers to make them work, I am in +1 and ubuntu and a few more channels, but my eyes are only focused on this one right now, I will go to a !ops call, or if there is a highlight but you tend to get your attention focused in one place02:05
noriaa lobby where all new people go to, from there the people can be directed to specialized places. and people who need tutoring can be directed to special #classes02:05
noriaso they learn sooner or later what specialized places they need02:06
Hobbseeompaul: remember that you're a staffer though, and arent sitting in a support channel02:06
persianoria: I agree.  Channel growth is good only because it indicates we have more people getting support.  Channels must then be split to ensure that everyone gets the right amount of support.  Huge channels are bad.02:06
ompaulHobbsee, I am a staffer sitting in several support channels :)02:06
noriapersia, and exactly that is not the reality02:06
Hobbseeompaul: true that.  but you're not sittign in one, trying to answer everything.02:07
Hobbseeompaul: whereas our straight support people tend to do that02:07
noriathe big channels have more noise, and more people who look for help have to deal with that noise02:07
Hobbseeompaul: tbh, i dont know if there are the helpers to make it work - but i suspect it's worth a try, and recombine them if it doesnt work.02:07
Hobbseewe're nowhere near a release, so it's not such a bad time to try02:07
norianot to mention the helpers who are totally stressed by the masses of people 02:07
Hobbseebecause it's clear that what we're currently doing *isnt* working02:07
ompaulHobbsee, I do it now and again but you are right, I don't to the detailed ones like working out that someone needs to fsck and use an alt superblock anymore02:08
Hobbseeyeah02:08
persiaompaul: I think that the creation of a "Career path" for support specialists (like BugSquad -> UbuntuQA -> MOTU  Contributor -> ubuntu-dev -> core-dev) would make it easier to keep people happy and doing a good job.02:08
FujitsuI don't think it can break much worse.02:08
Hobbseethey're the kind of people who probably need the help, too.02:08
Hobbseeompaul: seeing as that sort of thing doesnt tend to be documented, and seems to change every time02:08
FujitsuRight, I sometimes do quick ones these days.02:08
noriaUbuntu (thankfully) attracts people who have no background in computer science. and these people need guidance02:08
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ompaulpersia, remove the arrows and you got a deal ;-) there should be no implicit implication that you have to start at any one level02:09
Hobbsee#debian doesnt make my eyeballs bleed.02:09
Hobbseemuch02:09
Hobbseeompaul: it helps, to do it in that order, though02:09
noriaand keep in mind: if you start on IRC for the first time you can hardly keep track with the scrolling on a channel with 20 people. now scale that to a channel with 1000 people02:10
Fujitsuompaul: The entry points are the first and the third.02:10
ompaulFujitsu, there are exceptions to those rules02:11
ompaulnoria, point02:11
persiaompaul: I disagree.  For the support pathway, I suggest that you tell everyone to start in #ubuntu-beginners (or something like that), and let them move to #ubuntu-foo when they have some expertise in a subject (maybe the next day), and so on, up the chain.  They are incented to keep supporting because that way they can get to the next step.02:11
FujitsuMaybe if somebody invokes super-powers.02:11
Hobbseepersia: we dont have the manpower to detain people like that, unless it's by a bot02:12
Hobbseebut i'm wondering how #ubuntu-beginners would go02:12
Hobbseebecause even the intermediate people should be able to answer the questions02:12
Hobbseethe forums seem to cope02:12
persiaHobbsee: Do we detail people in bugsquad -> qa -> contributor?  It's more that those not ready for the next step are encouraged to help more with bugs.02:12
ompaulpersia, so it becomes like the CC interview - we have markers 02:13
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Hobbseepersia: you're a contributor when you do bugsquad.  or support.  i'm not sure what your questoin is02:13
ompaulHobbsee, that is code contrib I think02:14
persiaHobbsee: It's about perception, but you're right in some ways.02:14
Hobbseeheh.  i answered a question in debian, saying "use this command to do this" adn they immediately went for the manpage.  yay!  :)02:14
Hobbseepersia: bugsquad is not code contrib, but it's definetly contributions.02:14
persiaompaul: right.  Not restricted, but people are given official notice somehow when they reach the next step, and congratulated.02:14
FujitsuHobbsee: Wow, I'd like that knowledge to be more prevalent in #ubuntu :(02:14
HobbseeFujitsu: which?02:15
Fujitsuman02:15
Hobbseeah right, yes02:15
Hobbsee"if someone gives you a command, try using "man command" to get more infomration on it"02:15
Hobbseepersia: i think that we need to point out why bug triage is good, and to get more people into it - not give off the view that it's a poor substitute for developing02:16
Hobbseechances are, they will go into developing after doing bugsquad for a while anyway02:17
Hobbseeqa is going away, iirc.02:17
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ompaulwell that is what happened to gnomefreak that right John?02:17
FujitsuHobbsee: Where'd you hear this?02:17
persiaQA is going away?  I liked that, and saw a lot of triage being done to be allowed to join QA.  Too bad.02:17
HobbseeFujitsu: UDS02:17
FujitsuHm.02:17
Hobbseewell, with the talk of changing a lot of things in the bugtracker02:18
Hobbseeno idea how much of it will actually happen though02:18
Hobbseeit was a productive lunch with the LP guys.02:18
FujitsuHahahaha. Change in LP.02:18
Hobbseesure, it happens.   PPA exists now.02:18
ompaulHobbsee, they lied to you :-)02:18
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Hobbseei just didnt write all the info down as to where it is.02:18
Hobbseeompaul: i've seen it :P02:18
Hobbseeompaul: works nicely02:18
FujitsuHow does it look?02:18
FujitsuWhat's the interface like?02:18
Hobbseemeh.  it's listings of files02:19
Hobbseeuses dput, etc.02:19
Hobbseeftp02:19
Hobbseedoes the repositories thing, etc02:19
Hobbseeno fancy gui around it, iirc.02:19
Hobbseei didnt play with it myself - just saw people playing around with it before the end fo the final session, uploading thigns to it, etc02:19
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Hobbseeompaul: :)02:26
Hobbseeompaul: post your thougths to the ML please02:26
ompaulHobbsee, no, no, anything but my thoughts, :-)02:26
ompaulif I get to a conclusion I'll post them02:26
Hobbseeheh02:26
Hobbseepost a summary, your thoughts, *and* the conclusion.02:26
Hobbsee:P02:27
bhaleyay beagle built successfully on all archs02:28
gnomefreakwhat happened to me?02:34
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persiaHobbsee: Sorry.  Missed a comment.  I don't think bug triage is a poor substitute for development, I just think that having done some bug triage should be a requirement when applying to be a developer, as otherwise bug management is difficult.02:34
Hobbseedepends how you're terming a "developer" and how you're measuring it02:35
Hobbseeare you talking about for motu, or what?02:35
ogra-classmatecongrats02:36
persiaHobbsee: Sorry ubuntu-dev. 02:36
Hobbseepersia: right, yeah, of course02:36
gnomefreakpersia: problem that you might run into: person knows enough to be a developer can code maybe 20 years of experience, if needed that bad why tell him come back in 3 months when you have done enough bug triaging?02:37
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gnomefreakknow if you are pulling from motu that would be different02:37
gnomefreaks/know/now02:37
persiagnomefreak: I'd suggest that person work upstream, help them find some bugs to write code for, and help them manage the bugs until the three months had passed.02:38
Hobbseei suspect it's assumed that you'll have done a whole lot with bugs02:38
Hobbseewhether our people actually do or not, when going for motu, is an interesting question02:38
ogra-classmategrmbl, why does my pbuilder always fail with jadetex crap02:39
persiaIt's assumed.  I think that creating a "Career path" helps protect us from breaking down the word assume.02:39
Hobbseewhich is part of DeveloperResources02:39
Hobbseegood idea, though02:40
Hobbseenot sure how far out of scope it is02:40
persiaHobbsee: *way* out of scope, but as the groups grow, scope can expand (and it becomes important, as it's harder to know people).02:40
Hobbseeindeed02:41
gnomefreaki agree i think at times its a great thing but i think there are times where that shouldnt matter. this ofcourse is assuming they are hired by canonical or are we talking just joining the ubuntu-devel team without being employed?02:41
Hobbseeubuntu-dev02:42
Hobbseeso not necessarily canonical employees02:42
persiagnomefreak: Completely separate from canonical, just Ubuntu02:42
Hobbseemotu & core02:42
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persia(Canonical may sponsor a large number of core devs and others, but they are only one of many sponsors for Ubuntu)02:43
Hobbseegnomefreak: dev == motu + core02:43
ogra-classmateseb128: any hint ? i cant build g-p-m here, my pbuilder fails on jadetex do you have any workaround you use over there ?02:43
seb128ogra-classmate: what error?02:44
gnomefreakoh02:44
seb128ogra-classmate: no workaround, I don't use pbuilder and didn't get any jadetex error on my desktop02:44
ogra-classmateoh, ok02:44
ogra-classmatemust be my pbuilder then ... it also takes about 30min to even get to the build ... setting up tetex in all languages it seems02:45
ogra-classmates/tetex/texlive/02:45
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noriaone more thought i have, if nobody stops me from expressing it :P03:03
noriapeople dont have to wait for the freenode-registry project to be finished to deal with the changing situation03:03
noriafor those "core developers" who need protection and privacy in their closer environment, a channel could be setup that is set to "invite only" and approved visitors are added to chanserv's access list so they can invite themselves03:04
noriafor lower requirements, a channel bot chan be setup that asks the new visitor to agree with certain points, then gets a passphrase which registers his hostmask for voice. only then the user can ask his questions03:06
persianoria: At this point, it's probably best to draft some proposed processes for review.  Discussion is good, but having a starting point helps a lot.  I think it's generally agreed that something should be done, but IRC is probably not the best place to document what (although it may be used for decisions).03:06
Hobbseecanonical has an irc server for that....03:06
Hobbseeand ubuntu uses open development03:06
broonieDebian uses a password protected channel.03:06
Hobbseetrust us - we know a fair bit of irc lingo03:06
persianoria: Also, there needs to be an open forum for developers.  As long as there is an adequate support structure, it helps a lot.03:06
noriaexpressing an opinion is not sign of distrust in abilities and skills of others03:07
noriai just noticed some people expressing earlier that they "hate users"03:07
noriaand my suggestion would be a quick fix for such people03:07
noriafor that i dont need to spend the next hours on a wiki posting03:08
Hobbseeit's not the users that are teh problem - it's the questiosn they ask, in the wrong place.03:08
noria...03:08
mjg59We already have a channel devoted to development discussion, not user questions03:08
persianoria: It's quick, but it's not good :)  Users needs are important, regardless of how much any specific individual might wish to interact with them.  Without users there is no point to working on Ubuntu.03:08
noria"its not your hairs, but the way you move"03:08
mjg59There's no problem with users being in here03:09
Hobbseeuh oh, it's a tech board member03:09
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persiaUsers even sometimes have good comments in here.03:09
mjg59The only constraint on use of this channel is that discussion be devoted to development of the distribution03:09
noriayeah, i think my ideas are fantastic :)03:09
mjg59I don't think there's any requirement for anything above that03:10
mjg59It's not a social channel for developers, it's a forum for discussion of developmnt03:10
Hobbseemjg59: we had yet another user wanting support in here, saying that she could never get answers in #ubuntu, etc....03:10
noriayeah. and you better spend a lot of time correcting people who bring other questions to the channel instead of having arrangesments that fix that problem03:10
noria"the stupid user who does not read the channel topic"03:11
Hobbseei didnt say that03:11
noriathats a general quote and addressed to no person03:11
mjg59This is an inappropriate place to ask for support03:11
mjg59If #ubuntu is failing to provide support, then yes, that needs fixing03:12
Hobbseemjg59: users are not seeming to undersatnd this.03:12
noriawrong point of view03:12
Hobbseeand there are slight discussions as to how to fix that03:12
mjg59Right. But the appropriate fix isn't to turn this into a support channel and try to give developers a private space03:12
noriayou expect that a person who is new to Ubuntu and new to IRC sticks to prefect procedure. and that shows a very limited understand of humans 03:12
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Hobbseenoria: it's like road rules.  yes.03:13
noriaHobbsee, please dont go to a personal level03:13
mjg59noria: We have no problem with directing people to the right place03:13
noriamjg59, okay03:13
mjg59If someone asks a question here, it's quick and easy to direct them elsewhere03:13
noriai hope i dont have to read about hate that often then03:13
Hobbsee...03:14
Hobbseeif you twist words, you can read whatever you like.03:14
noriaHobbsee, please dont go to a personal level03:14
mjg59noria: The only person to have mentioned the word hate is you03:14
noriamjg59, that is not correct if you scroll back03:14
Hobbsee(and persia, hours ago, about hating doing user support)03:14
mjg59noria: Not within the past 8 hours03:15
persianoria: I believe I'm the person who expressed that I didn't much like doing user support, but I certainly don't hate the users.03:15
Hobbseenoria: i'm not sure how that's going onto a personal level, or possibly becoming a personal attack - it's a simple fact.  if you're twisting words, you'll be reading whatever you want to be.03:16
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Hobbseei really cant see how this is helping, nor is it on topic03:16
noriawe can do nit-picking, we can agree on the fact that i better part, or we can discuss about opinions03:16
Hobbseeompaul: has had some useful input, so hopefully the irc team will be able to come up with a better solution03:16
Hobbseeand until anyone actually *does* something, then i'ts all hot air.03:17
noriaso my opinion is hot air. and that is not a personal level that you choose?03:17
SeveasHobbsee, hot air can be useful for a hot air balloon ;)03:17
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mjg59noria: An opinion alone does little to change things03:17
HobbseeSeveas: this is true.  please read the backscroll on what to do with #ubuntu - there are some good thoughts there.03:17
noriasome body might be really good with code, but it looks to me that some people have no feeling for humans03:18
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SeveasHobbsee, read parts of it, don't like noria's approach to 'expressing an opinion'03:18
persiaSeveas: feel free to bug me if you want assistance with process documentation.03:18
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HobbseeSeveas: noria's had trouble with freenode staff before - i never found out why.03:18
HobbseeSeveas: i was meaning about splitting the channel up - that section03:19
SeveasHobbsee, that's been suggested numerous times -- was the split design any good this time?03:19
HobbseeSeveas: i believe so03:19
HobbseeSeveas: it was good enough that ompaul is thinking about it, rather than rejecting it outright.03:19
Seveasthat's better than previous attempts then :)03:20
Hobbseeexactly03:20
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Hobbseemjg59: as a member of the tech board, what kind of meeting times work for you?03:28
mjg59Anything between 12:00 and 02:00 or so BST03:32
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mjg59Though, outside the role of #ubuntu-devel, I don't think any of this is really a tech board issue03:33
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Hobbseemjg59: true.  it's unrelated.  (core dev app)03:35
Hobbseemjg59: can you give that to me in a real timezone please?03:35
Hobbseelike, UTC?03:35
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LureHobbsee: BST is UTC+1 now and I think most (all?) TB is in this timezone03:36
Hobbseeoh blerg.  i could have coped with "london time" or something.03:36
Hobbseeor UTS03:37
Hobbsee* UTC03:37
LureHobbsee: BritishStandardTime, afair03:37
mjg59Summer Time03:37
mjg59But yeh03:37
Luremjg59: right03:37
Hobbseelet's hope kclock is right hten.03:37
mjg59Hobbsee: Ah, ok.03:37
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HobbseeMithrandir: said that my afternoon would be good for you guys03:38
Hobbseeeither i cant add, or it's actually not.03:38
persiaHobbsee: 9 hours earlier than your local time03:38
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Hobbsee9pm local, until 11am the next day.  right.03:41
Hobbseepersia is right, then.03:41
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Hobbseepersia: now do my maths assignment.03:41
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Hobbseethankyou in advance.03:41
persiaHobbsee: pastebin?03:42
Hobbseeyou need an ID and such for it, i think :(03:42
Hobbseeit's tripple integrals, and general stuff that was covered while i was in spain  / not at uni03:42
Hobbseeit probably wouldnt be that evil if i looked at it, and knew the material.03:43
persiaHobbsee: I don't have an ID.  Sorry.03:43
Hobbseeyeah i realise ;(03:43
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highvoltagea03:55
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:SeNHoR_DaKoMBi] : www.canalmsn.com.br
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ompaulSeveas, we are not putting a quantity on how much better at this stage ;-) I have reservations about a split but can see some merits in same04:08
ompaulSeveas, got a land line close to you, I have an idea I want to bounce and see if it is plausable04:09
Hobbseeheh04:09
Hobbseeoh you lucky people who can do that04:09
ompaulHobbsee, have telephone will talk04:09
ompaulhave viop will talk for less04:09
persiaHobbsee: You don't have a telephone?04:09
ompaulvoip even04:09
Hobbseethis is true04:09
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Hobbseecrap.  it's about an assignment that's probably due tomorrow, and that i havent even started yet.  brilliant.04:10
ompaulbyeee04:11
Hobbseegood thing they dont care if i submit very late04:17
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EnolaGayhi all04:31
Hobbseehiya04:31
EnolaGayIs it possible that sony_acpi is removed from the linux-source-22 but not from the kernel package?04:31
EnolaGayhi Hobbsee04:31
Hobbseeask in #ubuntu-kernel04:32
EnolaGayIn Gutsy of course :)04:32
EnolaGayok, thx04:32
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mrsn0bugs.launchpad really slow recently or is it just me ? :)05:16
finalbetaGoes faster then before for me.05:19
finalbetaI'm using openDNS servers now. Might just be that for me.05:19
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:siretart] : Development of Ubuntu (not support, even with gutsy; not application development on Ubuntu) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion for dapper/edgy/feisty | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment | See #ubuntu-bugs for http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Gutsy open, go ape!
shawarmaI really wish irssi would show the old /topic along with the new one when it was changed..05:30
siretartshawarma: I'm using topics.pl (an irssi script) for that.05:37
shawarmaI just found topic-diff.. Now I'm just holding my breath until someone changes the topic. :)05:38
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Keybuklifeless: around?05:40
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mrsn0finalbeta strange, opendns seemed to make it load faster O-o thx06:00
affluxA package using gdk-pixbuf-csource fails to build ("Couldn't recognize the image file format for file '../pixmaps/camorama-webcam-16.png'"). Would it be okay to put a "gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders > /etc/gtk-2.0/gdk-pixbuf.loaders" before the call of gdk-pixbuf-csource?06:01
afflux(not really sure if this is the right channel)06:01
finalbetamrsn0: np. Seems to perform better then many peoples own DNS servers.06:02
mrsn0finalbeta one less reason to rely on virgin/nthell ;)06:03
mrsn0if only i could switch my cable to "opencable" and such a thing existed06:03
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keescookwow.  udev totally broke my lvm snapshotting.06:35
Hobbseemorning keescook 06:37
keescookhiya Hobbsee :)06:37
siretartkeescook: :(06:41
ogra-classmatedoes anyone know if squashfs supports XIP already ? i know it was planned 06:42
siretartkeescook: my system doesn't boot again. it breaks again in initramfs, after doing the 'lvm vgchange -ay; logout' makes it boot06:42
siretartkeescook: can you confirm that?06:42
keescooksiretart: yup, same for me.06:42
siretartgreat!06:43
keescookI think something must have been left out of the lvm2 merge, but I haven't tracked that down; I can workaround that.  the snapshotting thing... I'm unable to do any work.  :P06:43
siretartnot able to boot warrants severity 'critical' imho06:44
siretartkeescook: are you talking about bug #10593606:44
ubotuLaunchpad bug 105936 in lvm2 "snapshot creation failure race "in use: not deactivating"" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10593606:44
keescooksiretart: nope, I don't even get devices any more.  :(  (though perhaps once this is fixed that "in use" bug will be gone)06:45
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benpihi06:51
benpiI've hard kernel freezes since upgrade to Feisty ; seting up remote-console, I only got this kernel message : "[99350.074138]  invalid opcode: 0000 [#1] "06:52
mrsn0benpi this channel is for devel talk, try #ubuntu i believe06:53
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benpiah ok (was about : how to debug such a freeze, actually)06:53
benpisorry for disturbing06:54
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turmocan I ask a question?07:39
welshbyteturmo: first rule of asking questions is just go ahead and ask the question, don't ask if you can ask it07:40
turmowhat question should I ask?07:40
desrt"am i a troll?"07:43
turmo?07:45
turmowhat question shall I ask?07:46
mjg59What question do you want to ask?07:46
turmoyes07:46
turmowhat question shall I ask?07:47
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ogra-classmate(07:39:23 PM) turmo: can I ask a question?07:47
ogra-classmatewhich one *did* you want to ask ?07:47
turmowhy?07:47
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turmowhat question shall I ask?07:48
ogra-classmatemjg59: since you are here, any clue if there are chances we ever see that in ubuntu ? http://lwn.net/Articles/192851/07:48
ogra-classmateit would be extremely helpful for thin client boots 07:49
mjg59ogra-classmate: So far it hasn't proven to be stable07:49
turmowhat question shall I ask?07:49
ogra-classmatewell, he says its relatively stable in certain conditions07:50
ogra-classmatewhich thin clients would fulfill07:50
ogra-classmatethe udev initscript takes about a third of the overall bootime of a thin client boot cutting that down would improve a lot07:51
mjg59ogra-classmate: That seems massively unlikely07:51
mjg59Well, Greg gets an improvement of 0.4 seconds07:51
ogra-classmatewell, dropping udevsettle from the initscript to make init not wait for udev finishing brings me about 20secs on a standard HW client07:51
turmowhat question shall I ask07:52
mjg59turmo: If you have a question to ask, ask it. Otherwise no, you can't ask a question.07:52
ogra-classmateso i assume parallel threading would lie somewhere inbetween07:52
mjg59Right now, it results in stuff breaking07:52
turmowhat question shall I ask07:52
ogra-classmateyeah, indeed07:52
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turmowhat question shall I ask07:56
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Joe_CoT#ubuntu-bugs08:03
Joe_CoT(sorry)08:03
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wereHamstercan I create a bug in launchpad where I request a new package to be added (I'm neither running ubuntu nor do I have experience creating debian packages, but building the package should be straight-forward aka. ./configure; make; sudo make install;)?08:05
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geserwereHamster: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Candidates for how to do it08:09
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wereHamstergeser, thanks08:31
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keescookcjwatson_: can you ACK the final grub debdiff for bug 106887?  It looks fine to me, but I'm not a grub expert.  :)08:39
ubotuLaunchpad bug 106887 in grub ""ALERT! does not exist" at boot with ICH7" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/10688708:39
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shayaanyone running gutsy on a t60?08:51
shayathere seem to be multiple issues08:51
mjg59shaya: Have you reported them?08:57
shayajust discovered them :)08:57
shayaplaying around w/ a T60 I got off of craig's list08:57
shayathough it semi sucks in gutsy right now do to fglrx not working w/ new X and having to use VESA08:57
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keescookyay, snapshot creation solved.09:16
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wasabiHmm... I think sleep on my laptop is sort of working... except that when it gets back the monitor doesn't turn back on.10:21
wasabiadding a delay of 5 seconds after chvt 12 fixed the corruption. ;)10:21
wasabiHmm... I think sleep on my laptop is sort of working... except that when it gets back the monitor doesn't turn back on.10:25
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AlexLatchfordI was just reading through this spec... https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebianMaintainerField.. There seems to be that derivatives of Ubuntu are not accounted for.. What about Linspire's maintainer? Where does that go..? I would add a comment to the wiki page, but I am unsure of if I am allowed as the spec has been approved..10:33
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BurgundaviaAlexLatchford: it is expected that derivs don;t really care about other derivs maintainers10:48
AlexLatchfordfair enough10:49
Burgundaviaare you a linspire dev?10:49
AlexLatchfordNope.. just thought that if this has come up now with Deb/Ubuntu it may come up between Ubuntu/DistroX in the future10:49
AlexLatchfordthus it would make sense to implement it now..10:50
BurgundaviaI imagine linspire would create an "original-ubuntu-maintainer" field10:50
AlexLatchfordAh okay, so these changes do not have to go back upstream?10:51
AlexLatchford(I am not the most technical of guys)10:51
Burgundaviano, those changes are done at the Ubuntu level, by our buildds and infrastrucure10:51
AlexLatchfordAhh, okay.. that's cool then, I was worried that the spec was collaborating with Debian and changing the structure for all their packages also.. which would be pain in the future if the change was needed again..10:52
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_StefanS_stuff related to gutsy, and kernel bug(s), what channel is that?11:17
_StefanS_and hi ;)11:17
Burgundavia_StefanS_: bugs go in launchpad11:18
Burgundaviaif you want to help with kernel development, try #ubuntu-kernel11:18
_StefanS_Burgundavia: I know, but I was wondering whether my mptscsi issue was my fault11:18
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