[00:38] Hello Everyone [00:49] greetings, h3xor. [01:07] http://www.mangolanguages.com/ [01:07] oopss sorry [01:52] how do i work with rc bugs? [04:38] Oh man do I need help... [04:39] Fattay, :) [04:39] Fattay, Are you at a terminal? [04:40] No. [04:40] Would you like me to be? [04:40] Yes [04:40] K I am now [04:40] :) [04:41] Fattay, Do you see a file named xorg.conf.failsafe in /etc/X11 ? [04:42] Fattay, If you don't know how to check it's "ls /etc/X11" [04:42] No, that file isn't in there. [04:43] There is xorg.conf but no xorg.conf.failsafe [04:43] Fattay, Ok, have you tried running "sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh" and setting the driver to "vesa"? [04:45] Just did that.... "xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20071022034441 [04:47] Jordan_U: What Now, heh? [04:51] Fattay, Kill X again and try starting GDM again ( you can use the up arrow to go to a command you have previously run ) [04:52] Starting Gnome Display Manager....[OK] [04:52] Still at terminal though, and its blinking.... [04:52] What now? [04:52] Damnet! [04:53] \Back to the blue screen....failed to start the x server... [04:53] :( [04:53] Fattay, What graphics card do you have? [04:55] I actually have two graphics cards installed. [04:56] Since I was running dual monitors when I had Windows on the machine. [04:57] One is an Nvidia. Other is like an integrated one. my comp specs are 400gb hd, amd 64 dual core, 4800+ 2gb ram.. [04:58] Fattay, Try disabling one of them in the BIOS [04:58] One moment, lets see... [05:01] Hmm....Not seeing where to disable one. [05:06] Would it make a difference that I currently have CentOS installed? [05:08] Because I had no problems installing CentOS earlier today. [05:13] Jordan_U: ? === Black_Ch1os is now known as Black_Chaos [05:17] how do i work with rcbugs? [05:17] Fattay, No, that wouldn't make a difference [05:18] Gah. [05:18] I want Ubuntu to workkkkkkkkkkkkkkk....why does this always have to happen to me *hits head* [05:18] Fattay, You can try the xorg.conf from CentOS though [05:22] How would I do that? [07:41] what are keyrings exactly and how do i use them? [07:42] nanbudh: uh... maybe you want to try asking on #ubuntu or #kubuntu... [07:45] when does the ubuntu classroom stuff start, i must be half a day early..? [07:46] could u please tell me what is scheduled over here? [07:47] nanbudh: topic [07:49] 15:00 utc [07:49] @time utc [07:49] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 06:49:55 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [07:50] :P === mickgardner is now known as ozmickg [08:51] hi guyz [09:00] hi tomak === ubunturos is now known as setpasswd === setpasswd is now known as ubunutros === ubunutros is now known as ubunturos === SunWukong is now known as SunWukongFR [11:01] how do i find out what wireless access point i am connected to? ie, the mac address? [11:19] what time is the utc? [11:19] /msg nickserv set hide email on [11:21] @time utc [11:21] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 10:21:39 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [11:22] is there going to be any class? and when? [11:22] In slightly under 5 hours it all starts. [11:22] hi ubotu! i have seen u [11:23] i am new at this.how does this work?ppl discuss a topic ? [11:26] nanbudh, My understanding is that there will be various sessions that are essentially monologues. You can ask questions in #ubuntu-classroom-chat though. [11:27] jamesfoster:ok so a lecture in which we can ask wuestions. its simple yet best idea [11:55] q === jose__ is now known as Jose_uy === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [12:48] @time utc [12:48] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 11:48:06 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day === willwill is now known as vv111vv111 === vv111vv111 is now known as willwill [13:46] @now [13:46] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 12:46:33 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [13:58] moin all [14:03] * willwill is away: Busy... [14:03] sorry [14:03] i forgot to turn off away message [14:16] hello [14:43] @now [14:43] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 13:43:17 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [14:43] few mins left [14:47] hmm... i show 1 hour 13 minutes left [14:48] maybe daylight savings though [14:49] it did say utc on the pages though... maybe we're all early! [14:50] i think that it is starting at 10am Central US time which is 1 hr 10 mins away (at least that is what I figured) [14:50] now i'm 8:50 pm @ asia/bangkok (time synchoronized) about ten mins left? [14:51] @now [14:51] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 13:51:35 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [14:52] October 22 2007, 13:51:35...starts at 15:00...so there is an hour+ left [14:53] Bangkok Mon 10:00 PM (from TimeandDate.com) [14:54] See Here for starting time of 15:00 UTC http://urltea.com/1uev [14:57] @now Asia/Bangkok [14:57] Current time in Asia/Bangkok: October 22 2007, 20:57:24 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [14:57] hmm, ubotu is few seconds faster than mine [15:00] @now [15:00] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 14:00:56 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [15:01] 14 pm now [15:01] 1 hours to go [15:02] * willwill think uow is 14pm [15:21] * LongPointyStick waves [15:21] LongPointyStick, ;) [15:25] #ubuntu-classroom-chat [15:37] @now [15:37] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 14:37:35 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day === vladimir_ is now known as vladimir_e [15:39] time [15:39] "The time sponsored by Canonical is..." [15:39] "..twenty to jono" [15:40] BEEEEP [15:40] ha ha ha [15:40] @now [15:41] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 14:41:03 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [15:41] Hi all [15:42] @now [15:42] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 14:42:34 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [15:42] SvZ$ all is not here at the moment [15:43] willwill, ahh [15:49] WoW ubuntu users!!! 190 in a classroom good evening to all. [15:51] good morning [15:51] Spidernet, Oh! at night now. (Thailand) [15:51] here too (philippines) [15:51] 11pm in here [15:51] Good afternoon (UK) [15:52] in Greece its evening :) [15:52] good morning in Venezuela :P [15:52] Good afternoon (PT) [15:52] hi all! [15:52] eXodi4, me too :D [15:52] Hi all [15:52] hey all [15:52] @now [15:52] Current time in Etc/UTC: October 22 2007, 14:52:59 - Next meeting: Server Team in 1 day [15:53] good evening from Asia/Bangkok! [15:53] good evening from Asia/India/Mumbai [15:53] @now Europe/Cardiff [15:53] ( - -/| [15:53] almost 10 am here [15:53] (peru) [15:53] good afternoon to all(Serbia) [15:53] sawaddee kha from Thailand [15:54] Spidernet, good morning to you [15:54] SvZ$ foreigners didn't use japanese emoticons? [15:54] i feel so nice know that we are for a cose here.. [15:54] DShepherd, almost 10am here to (Jamaica) [15:54] too* [15:54] afternoon people from Greece [15:55] hi nickagian [15:55] good morning from Kansas City (USA) [15:55] hi from athens [15:55] Ahh... wish I was in Jamaica... Wisconsin USA here [15:55] hello from Florida [15:55] deandelponte: Wisconsin USA here too. [15:55] Hello from Berlin! [15:55] when's the next session? [15:56] 5 min [15:56] rff, 1500 hrs UTC [15:56] rff: in 4 mins time. [15:56] thank you! [15:56] * ubunturos notes the nick count reaching one short of 200 [15:56] hi from andros [15:57] ubunturos$ yes, another one [15:57] jim: What does 'andros' mean? [15:57] andros? hi there [15:57] hi jim [15:57] hi jim from andros [15:57] hi grandfather pFz[0] [15:57] is an island from greece [15:57] I just 12 [15:57] jim: Thank you for explaining. [15:57] hi [15:57] hello from Plymouth UK [15:58] hello from chile [15:58] pFz[0]: <-- grandfather from thailand [15:58] Hello from Boise Idaho [15:58] :) [15:58] hi everyone :) [15:59] hi jono [15:59] Do I see greeks in here? :P [15:59] Hi, [15:59] hello jono et al [15:59] hi, jono [15:59] hey [15:59] Hi [15:59] lets give it a few minute for latecomers to arrive [15:59] the latecomer just arrived [15:59] is someone logging this session? [15:59] yes jono [15:59] greeks geeks :) [15:59] cool [15:59] Spidernet: ;) [16:00] one second :) [16:00] For some reason I read 'latecomers' as 'racoons'. How odd. [16:00] blaa$ isn't pFz[0] is great-grandfather? [16:00] For some reason I read 'latecomers' as 'community community community community community'. How odd. [16:00] willwill: that 's right !!! [16:00] good evening everybody from Asia/Bangkok, 10.00.34pm now [16:00] jono: Oh, you are the speaker at the first event. Hi :) [16:00] popey: hehe [16:00] heya foutrelis :) [16:00] Heh [16:01] * foutrelis smiles [16:01] hi jono [16:01] popey$ that's the ubuntu way :) [16:01] heya ceno-byte [16:01] my kalarm just went off :) [16:01] ok [16:02] I think we can get going :) [16:02] :))) [16:02] willwill, õõ+ [16:02] great :) [16:02] hello everyone and welcome to Ubuntu Open Week! [16:02] hello [16:02] for those of you who don't know me, I am Jono, and I work as the Ubuntu Community Manager here at Canonical - my job is to help keep the Ubuntu communtity as happy and a fulfilling place as possible, to encourage people to get involved, to resolve problems and to help us all work together to really make Ubuntu rock [16:03] hi jono [16:03] hi jono [16:03] hey bla [16:03] nice rocking with you! [16:03] blaa OrcoFortran [16:03] <_MMA_> jono: You forgot metalhead. ;) \m/ [16:03] :) [16:03] cool job you have [16:03] jono$ do you help the LoCoTeams too? [16:03] the Ubuntu community is a pretty stunning place, and one that encourages a variety of different types of contribution, from packaging, to translations, bug triage, artwork, multimedia, training, development, advocacy, support and more [16:03] hi jono [16:03] Three Cheers For The Open Week! :-) [16:03] hip hip [16:04] hurra [16:04] horay! [16:04] horay! [16:04] hello [16:04] :) [16:04] :) [16:04] viva! [16:04] !! [16:04] Can we please keep comments and questions to #ubuntu-classroom-chat [16:04] our community has been a key component in what has enables Ubuntu to be so successful - on one side there is a powerful, easy to use Linux distribution, but its foundation is an open, fun, committed community that works together to make some pretty incredible things happen === popey changed the topic of #ubuntu-classroom to: Ubuntu Open Week info: Information and Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek | Ubuntu classroom transcripts: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ClassroomTranscripts | Current Session: Welcome! How to Join our Community - Jono Bacon [16:05] the success of Ubuntu is the success of this community, and we should all feel proud and all part of Ubuntu's continued growth [16:06] one of the key aspects of the Ubuntu community is its openness - we have worked to build a community that is as open and community governed as possible, with tools such as the Code Of Conduct, Community Council, Team Councils and other structures to help the community feel open, independent and effective [16:07] as part of my own work, I have two people who work for me - Daniel Holbach (dholbach) who works on developer relations and is working to grow and scale the Ubuntu developer community - he is primarily working on MOTU. In addition to Daniel, Jorge Castro (jcastro) works on upstream relations - he works with other software projects to help them work as effectively with the Ubuntu community as possible - together we are the three horsemen :) [16:08] * dholbach bows [16:08] hi! [16:08] if any of you have any questions or concerns about the community, our door is always open, and feel free to get in touch to discuss things [16:09] they bite. [16:09] so, lets talk Ubuntu Open Week [16:10] this week is a special week of IRC tutorial sessions that help new contributors get involved in the incredible Ubuntu community [16:10] each session is intended to provide a tutorial to the covered topic, and each session is delivered by an expert in that particular field [16:10] so, lets have a look at some of the highlights: [16:11] first of all, packaging is a critical component in Ubuntu, and many sessions this week focus on packaging, how to do it, and how to get involved in the MOTU (masters of the universe) project that produces packages for hundreds and hundreds of different applications [16:12] a great session for learning packaging is the Packaging 101 session at 15.00UTC tomorrow and at 19.00UTC on Wednesday - this will be led by Daniel Holbach, one of the key members of the MOTU project [16:13] there are also sessions on patching packages and a MOTU Q+A later in the week [16:13] other technical sessions include the kernel team session later at 20.00UTC, a bazaar session on Friday at 19.00UTC and more [16:13] if advocacy is more your interest, see the range of sessions on LoCo teams, mentoring, Ubuntu Women and more [16:14] we also have a number of sessions about Launchpad, and a range of sessions covering the derivative distributions in the Ubuntu world such as Kubuntu, Gobuntu, Xubuntu and Ubuntu Studio [16:15] <_MMA_> w00t! [16:15] finally, I will be doing a Q+A session where you can ask your burning questions about the community on Wed at 15.00UTC, and Mark Shuttleworth will be available for all your questions on Wed after my session at 16.00UTC [16:15] I will also have time for a few questions in this session [16:15] I think its safe to say it is going to be an action packed week - bring it on! [16:16] so, let me explain how it works [16:16] in this room the session leader will deliver the session. most sessions last around 30 - 40 minutes and then have questions at the end [16:17] questions should be asked in #ubuntu-classroom-chat and prefixed with "QUESTION" - e.g. "QUESTION: how do I do foo?" [16:17] the session leader will then be able to look at the questions and answer them in this channel [16:18] as the week continues, you will be able to find logs of the sessions on the main Ubuntu Open Week website - they are linked there - thanks to the incredible scribes team for helping here [16:18] I would like to say a big thanks to everyone getting involved in Ubuntu Open Week, and if you are new to our community, I look forward to chatting and hopefully meeting you in the future - welcome to our community, I really hope you enjoy it :) [16:19] right, that is allI wanted to say to introduce the week, I am happy to fill the remaining time with questions, so take it away folks - ask them in #ubuntu-classroom-chat [16:19] jono: we have some lined up [16:19] < bullgard4> QUESTION We have about 100 subscribers in our ubuntu-berlin mailing list. But in our IRC channel #ubuntu-berlin a maximum of 20 people appears. How to activate them to the IRC channel? [16:19] popey: great [16:21] bullgard4: hmmm, if you mean no more than 20 people seem to be able to join, that is an IRC question, and I recommend you ask in #freenode - as for encouraging more people onto IRC, I would send a few emails to the mailing list to encourage people to join the IRC channel and get involved in the discussions [16:21] Yes, it was, sorry [16:21] QUESTIONS: Why made gobuntu when gNewSense already free[dom] ubuntu? Didn't gNewSense merge to Gobuntu project? [16:22] bullgard4: is this #ubuntu-de? [16:22] Hobbsee: #ubuntu-classroom-chat please :) [16:22] Hobbsee: No [16:22] willwill: I am not involved in Gobuntu directly, so I am not the right person to ask, but as far as I am aware, it was so that the project could be part of the official Ubuntu family, and to produce a distro with absolute freedom [16:23] willwill: I think it is best to ask the Gobuntu team about that :) [16:23] < clemyeats> QUESTION: To jcastro, what level of cooperation can we expect between Ubuntu and Linux Mint and are there any plans on that in the near future? [16:23] jono$ thank you [16:23] jono: Any chance of the gnewsense team getting on board with gobuntu, a merger? [16:23] willwill: :) [16:23] hi to all [16:23] popey: generating a response, give me a minute. [16:23] ALL: can we keep chat to #ubuntu-classroom-chat please, many thanks [16:24] rbs-tito: again, I am not the best person to ask - I am not involved there [16:24] bullgard4: (and others who read this): doesn't look to be a freenode limitation. channel should be fine with 1000+ people, there's no limiter on it. [16:25] Hobbsee: #ubuntu-classroom-chat, please :) [16:25] jono: OK. i wont help answering anything else, even if it's been explicitly asked. [16:25] Hobbsee: do answer, just not in here, in there :) [16:26] popey: Clearly our relationship with derivatives is important, but I haven't really started pursuing derivatives like Mint (yet), though I will eventually once we we're finished with FOSSCamp and UDS. That being said if someone from Mint were to bug me over mail or so with concerns I will do my best to get those addressed. [16:27] < ubunturos> QUESTION: who's in the scribes team? [16:27] https://edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-scribes/+members may help here [16:27] ubunturos: see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScribesTeam [16:28] < deandelponte> QUESTION: Where can I find information about packaging a Java application to be included in one of the repositories? [16:28] I think dholbach is a good person to answer this [16:28] dholbach: is that ok? [16:28] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment#NewPackages [16:29] deandelponte: ^ [16:29] :) [16:29] < MartinW> QUESTION: How do you feel about the hundreds of different versions of Ubuntu (Gobuntu, Ubuntu Ultimate, Ubuntu CE etc.) [16:29] MartinW: good question [16:29] its always a tough one, because choice is such a good and bad thing [16:30] on side side, its incredible to see such choice, so many different versions, each with a special focus and speciality [16:30] Ubuntu Satanic edition was one step too far by my records :) [16:30] and the other hand it can feel like the Ubuntu world is diluted [16:30] my views is that I love seeing these additional versions [16:30] but I spend most of my time on Ubuntu proper [16:31] we really do encourage plenty of derivatives, and naturally encourage people to get involved in Ubuntu itself [16:31] and many of the derivatives are very similar to the main Ubuntu version, particularly the core platform [16:31] so there is often not much difference [16:31] < DShepherd> QUESTION: will the community be able to vote on the features for newer ubuntu releases before they are decided on? [16:32] popey: A good example of that is the Gutsy wallpaper [16:32] rbs-tito: ---> #ubuntu-classroom-chat is that way [16:32] DShepherd: the way it works right now is that the community are welcome to suggest new features and ideas for a new version, and propose these features for discussion at the Ubuntu Developer Summit [16:33] new features are written up as specifications, discussed at the Summit and then implemented [16:33] anyone and everyone is welcome to get involved in this process [16:33] right now there is no formal means of generating an idea of popularity of certain features, but this is something I am looking into at the moment [16:34] < FayZee> QUESTION: Will the logs of this classroom-chat appear alongside the logs of the classroom? [16:34] FayZee: they usually don't as far as I am aware, but would be nice if they did :) [16:34] I am logging both, so I can provide them if people want them, but generally the -chat sessions aren't pasted on the wiki as I remember [16:35] < ceno-byte> QUESTION:How would does somebody get a job working for Canonical? [16:35] ceno-byte: heh, I get this one asked a fair amount :) [16:35] ceno-byte: just, be good [16:35] thats all [16:35] we are always looking for good people [16:35] and we are a company that is growing quickly, and we look to the community to hire a lot of people [16:36] but do good work, and keep you eye on the Careers page on ubuntu.com [16:36] :) [16:36] < jason_> QUESTION: Ubuntu is based on Debian, so why is there a duplication in effort with packaging? [16:36] jason_: again, I will ask dholbach to answer this one [16:37] jason_: it's not a real duplication of efforts: we basically import source packages from Debian unstable and rebuild them automatically on the start of the release cycle for a certain while [16:38] jason_: we actually don't re-package everything, we merge packages where we have ubuntu changes [16:38] those changes are available at http://merges.ubuntu.com [16:38] I's looking for a place in the wiki to find the upcoming community council meetings. Are they only announced in the very channel topic? [16:38] dholbach: thanks [16:38] < vladimir_e> QUESTION: Do packages contributed to Ubuntu find their way to Debian? [16:39] hehe, dholbach? [16:39] :) [16:39] * jono gleefully passes packaging Q's to dholbach :) [16:39] vladimir_e: there's the utnubu team (ubuntu backwards) who actively work on that, also lots of folks follow up on debian bug reports about new packages (ITPs and RFPs) and inform about new packages that entered ubuntu [16:40] (also there's merges.ubuntu.com and patches.ubuntu.com which contain patches for existing packages) [16:40] < meka> QUESTION: what's the reasoning behind LoCo (why not LUGs, or UUGs). If it's just a finacial reason (gethering more ubuntu-only users) i understand partialy. Isn't it better to have as much FOSS people in "one place" as posible? [16:41] meka: its nothing to do with finances [16:41] the LoCo project is there to grow a worldwide network of groups enthused with advocating Ubuntu [16:41] they are not there to replace LUGs [16:41] and they are not there to compete with LUGs [16:41] they are just groups of Ubuntu fans in a particular region who work together to spread the word about Ubuntu [16:42] many of the LoCo team contributors still go to LUGs, they just work with LoCo teams too [16:42] the LoCo project is a *stunning* project :) [16:42] < vladimir_e> QUESTION: Does Ubuntu support any sort of certification as LPI and such? [16:42] vladimir_e: there is work going into Ubuntu Training Courses [16:43] vladimir_e: see the training session later in the week about it [16:43] http://www.ubuntu.com/training/certificationcourses/professional [16:43] thu at 3pm UTC [16:43] < XiXaQ> QUESTION: some of the most popular applications in ubuntu, especially evolution and gnucash, have their channels on other networks, like gimpnet and oftc. Is anything being done to convince them to move here? [16:44] XiXaQ: not really, it makes sense for their channels to be wherever they like - most people tend to have their projects on Freenode, but there are exceptions [16:44] its not really an Ubuntu problem [16:44] < tuxmaniac> QUESTION: Does Ubuntu install proprietary drivers without any notifications to the user? I am of the impression that not all hardware proprietary drivers are listed in the Restricted Drivers Manager. Is it true? [16:44] tuxmaniac: I am not the best person to ask - ask in #ubuntu-devel [16:45] < mybunche> QUESTION: One of the attractions of Ubuntu is that it's feels more global. The next UDS is in Boston, will the next UDS be in Asia? And are other locations considered? [16:45] mybunche: we generally switch between the US and Europe, but we are always looking into alternative locations too - personally, I would love us to do one in Asia [16:45] but there are many factors to consider in where we host it [16:46] < DShepherd> QUESTION: What is the procedure to folllow if a community member wishes to suggest features for newer Ubuntu releases? [16:46] DShepherd: write a detailed specification about how the feature should work, gather input from the community, and then propose the specification for discussion at the next UDS [16:46] DShepherd: there are guides on the Ubuntu wiki to show how to make a spec [16:47] http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SpecSpec is useful [16:47] < J_K9> QUESTION: If Canonical is looking for a particular skill in a new employee, how do they usually go about finding the right person for the job in the FOSS community? [16:47] J_K9: well, various routes - we naturally list jobs on our careers page, but we also hire people based on recommendations or experience working with them as community volunteers [16:48] we also keep an eye on many different communities for good people [16:48] < warp10> QUESTION: Do you think there is a possibility for our Community and Dell to increase their relationships and knowledge sharing, to improve Dell support for Ubuntu? [16:49] warp10: I think so - there is a great support community on the ubuntu forums, as for Dell being more open to us, I think it takes time - these relationships take time to refine and develop, but Dell are doing great work here :) [16:49] I hope the relationship continues to prosper and grow :) [16:49] < meka> QUESTION: jono, i'm dumb when it comes to licences, so can my university play your tracks (i know it's CC licence), and if so, is there a obligations of some kind ("this track is produced by ... " or something)? [16:50] meka: if you mean my personal music on recreantview.org, yep the license allows anyone to play it, share it, remix and modify it, just provide credit [16:50] < Xbehave> QUESTION: how does development break down between kubuntu and ubuntu? as a kubuntu user i find that we seam to get the new features about a release behind [16:52] Xbehave: the core platform (most of the bits under the GUI) are shared, but all specs are discussed at the UDS, its just that sometimes bits of GUI work come a bit later with Kubuntu - this is something I hope will change as we are now monitors specs better for GUI requirements [16:52] que hora es orita en españa? [16:52] < willwill> QUESTION, again: I heard from Mr.Thep (Thai l10n GNOME Maintainer) that contributions to LP isn't reach upstream but jtv(one of canonical staff, live in thailand) said that LP will have a feature that send contributions to upstream. Is this true? Is it is automatically? [16:53] mrevell: can you answer this one? [16:53] (mrevell works with the LP team) [16:54] I think he must be away [16:54] hi [16:54] * mrevell reads up [16:54] oh [16:54] :) [16:55] Ah, looks like we're talking about translations. [16:55] If a project isn't using Launchpad Translations officially, then we don't push those translations automatically. [16:55] However [16:55] with the release of Launchpad 1.1.10 coming this Wednesday [16:56] we will hide the "translations" app for projects that don't use it [16:56] so you won't be able to make translations that would be wasted. [16:56] Hope that helps. [16:56] ok, one final one popey [16:56] ok, jono, pick a number between 1 and 6 [16:57] 3 [16:57] < ccm> QUESTION: are all ubuntu related dates welcome on the fridge event ical/event list or do the teams/locos have to have a minimum size? [16:57] mrevell$ thanks [16:57] np [16:57] ccm: all are welcome :) [16:57] right [16:57] thanks everyone [16:58] thanks jono [16:58] thank you. :) [16:58] thanks popey :) [16:58] thx [16:58] enjoy the rest of open week all :) === popey changed the topic of #ubuntu-classroom to: Ubuntu Open Week info: Information and Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek | Ubuntu classroom transcripts: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ClassroomTranscripts | Current Session: Ubuntu Server - Soren Hansen [16:58] thx :) [16:58] thanks jono :) [16:58] popey: Will you stick around to do the question managing thing for my session as well? [16:58] sure [16:58] * soren hugs popey [16:58] there will be another Q+A at 3pm on wed, bring your questions there :) [16:58] prv me "next" when you want the next question [16:59] Hello, Soren! [17:00] popey: Will do. [17:00] thanks :) [17:00]