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kwwiiRiddell: I have to pick my wife and son up in about 30min, so I'll miss at least part of the the meeting10:54
Riddellok10:55
* Hobbsee waves10:55
_StefanS_hi there10:55
* stdin eats toast10:56
_StefanS_did I make the meeting ? :)10:56
stdinit'll start in a couple mins10:56
allee_StefanS_: of course10:56
jxxtfour minutes early I believe10:56
dthackergood localtime all10:57
* dthacker wishes the coffee pot would drip faster10:57
ardchoillelol10:57
* imbrandon yawns10:57
ardchoilleimbrandon: Never got to say this before, but thank you for the mirror :)10:58
imbrandonardchoille: np, not sure which mirror you speak of but yw ( i have lots of mirrors ) :)10:58
ardchoilleimbrandon: Seveas10:59
ardchoilleI used it for a while in Edgy and Feisty10:59
imbrandonahh okies :) ( i also run mirror.imbrandon.com full ubuntu mirror :P )10:59
ardchoilleOh, didn't realise that10:59
RiddellGood Morning Friends11:00
stdinmornin' :)11:00
_StefanS_morning11:00
kwwiiRiddell: hey man, did you see me earlier message?11:00
Riddellwe have an agenda here https://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu/Meetings11:00
imbrandonmoins Riddell11:00
Riddellkwwii: I did11:00
Riddellshall we start with membership?11:01
Riddellis CarlosCabezas here?11:01
Riddellhow about RubenDíazAlonso ?11:02
Riddellthen maybe we have TerenceSimpson?11:03
Hobbseestdin: is here11:03
stdinyep11:03
Riddellstdin: care to give yourself a brief intro11:03
Hobbseenixternal: has already voted onlist for this.11:03
stdinok11:03
Riddelland say why you want to be a Kubuntu member11:03
Lurehello all11:03
stdinMy name is Terence Simpson (please no jokes ;)11:04
stdinI've been using Kubuntu since 2005 and started getting involved with mostly support11:04
stdinsince then I've tried to learn more about how kubuntu is put together and about things like packaging11:04
stdinthe reason I want to become a kubuntu member is because I think Kubuntu is Kool :) and I'd like to get more involved with Kubuntu11:05
Riddellgood reason :)11:05
Riddellstdin is the hero of kde 4 rc 1 gutsy backports11:05
Hobbseeand so he can get access to the kubuntu members PPA11:05
stdinHobbsee: yeah, that too :p11:06
Hobbseestdin: what would your hope be for ongoing builds of kde4?11:06
Riddellstdin: plenty more working needing done on those KDE 4 packages, would you want to get more involved with that?11:06
* Lure hugs stdin for kde4 packages11:06
Hobbseeas in, how often would you hope kubuntu would be providing them, and are you interested in helping out?11:06
HobbseeRiddell: yeah, they need to cleanly install :P11:06
stdinwell, I would love to help with the KDE 4 packaging. when I did it last time I found it a bit of a learning curve but quite a good experience11:07
stdinI have seen more than a few people asking about kde releases in #kubuntu11:07
_StefanS_+1 for your kde4 packages, work great here :)11:08
* dthacker notes that stdin is a positive presence in #kubuntu and has helped him several times11:08
stdinand I would like to help to "get it out there"11:08
Lurestdin: so you compete with Jucato on #kubuntu?11:08
Lure;-)11:08
Jucatonah. he has completely taken over :)11:08
stdinLure: nah, he always wins11:08
Riddellmore info on stdin in this thread https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kubuntu-devel/2007-November/002021.html11:08
Jucato(which is good, means I can relax more :P)11:08
Lurestdin, Jucato: competition is always good ;-)11:08
Riddellany more questions?11:09
Tonio_no questions for me11:09
JohnFluxhas the meeting finished?11:09
waylandbillFWIW, I've heard that stdin writes good C++, although I've not had a chance to examine it.11:09
jpatrickJohnFlux: just started11:09
LureRiddell: no, I am all fine to give stdin +111:09
Riddell+1 from me too11:09
kwwii+1 as well11:09
Hobbsee+111:09
Tonio_stdin has done 10 times more than what's required for membership so +10 for me11:09
ardchoilleI know stdin from #kubuntu and has been in that chanel as long as I can remember. He is quick to give good advice and is very knowledgable, IMHO. I would like to see stdin become a member.11:09
Tonio_;)11:09
Hobbseeeasily done.11:09
Lureand I am feeling that we will get new motu candidate soon ;-)11:10
Riddellcongratulations stdin11:10
Jucato\o/11:10
Riddellanyone else here for membership?11:10
ardchoilleYay!11:10
Tonio_welcome in the teams stdin !11:10
dthackeryay!11:10
imbrandoncongrats stdin11:10
jpatrickcongrats stdin!11:10
Lurecongrats stdin and keep up with great work!11:10
* stdin does a victory dance, then gets dizzy and falls down 11:10
waylandbillcongrats11:10
Jucatostdin: congrats11:11
jpatrickhi mhb11:11
stdinthanks :)11:11
* JohnFlux pipes stdin to stdout11:11
Jucatoheh )11:11
Hobbsee...there's another stdin11:11
Jucato:)11:11
waylandbillbetter than to stderr. ;)11:11
* Hobbsee throws that one out11:11
mhbhello and congratulations to stdin11:11
jpatrickWell that's it for the member canditates, seeing as the others aren't around11:11
alleecongrats stdin11:11
stdinthanks11:12
Lurejpatrick: we can probably remove other two, as they even do not have wiki page11:12
Riddellallee: your topic seems to be first11:12
Hobbsee* Guillaume Martres (Smarter)  here?11:12
alleek11:12
jpatrickLure: well they're both admins of kubuntu-es.org11:12
Lurejpatrick: but they need to write proper wiki presentation11:12
alleeMe wondered if it's worth to add permanent meeting Topics about:11:12
alleeNews/Critics/Problems/Status to Upstream: KDE, Debian KDE Packages11:12
allee Ditto for our Users: About feedback, requests, complain11:12
ardchoilleI have a question and a request regarding Hardy. If this is the right place to post it, let me know when.11:12
Lureallee: it makes sense, but we should first agree to have more regular meetings11:13
HobbseeTonio_: has wikilock.11:13
mhbardchoille: ask in kubuntu-devel preferably11:13
Jucatoardchoille: perhaps later in #kubuntu-devel11:13
ardchoilleAh, ok.11:13
Jucatoer.. I'm an echo :)11:13
RiddellLure++11:13
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LureRiddell: I would start with every 2nd week or so11:14
Tonio_I just added a last point to discuss :) sorry for this11:14
* allee nods11:14
LureRiddell: even monthly would be better than ad-hoc11:14
HobbseeLure: every month was the plan, and worked fine until i got snowed under with exam stuff11:14
jpatrickthat's what I said :)11:14
Tonio_Hobbsee: should be okay now11:14
Riddellanybody have News/Critics/Problems/Status to Upstream: KDE, Debian KDE Packages?11:14
RiddellI know I need to send the debian kde packagers a diff of our kde 3 packages now they are merged11:14
* Hobbsee gives back the wikilock11:15
Hobbseeyeah, please make sure you send stuff back - some of us have direct commit access, and bribes are accepted.11:15
ardchoillehehe11:15
Tonio_every month doesn't seem enough to me, depending the status of the dev cycle11:15
imbrandonyea but monthy is better than ad-hoc :)11:16
Tonio_maybe every 2 weeks and monthly after feature freeze or something like that11:16
Hobbseeimbrandon: well, duh :)11:16
HobbseeTonio_: that sounds sane.11:16
ardchoilleI agree with Tonio_ , perhaps every 2 weeks?11:16
alleeI'm not aware of 'upstream' problems/suggestions.11:16
Tonio_also we should consider extra meetings especially for feedback on beta releases for example11:17
Riddelllets try every two weeks, should keep meeting shorter if nothing else11:17
LureRiddell: I do not see open issues now, but I expect some work is needed jointly with debian on PolicyKit/ConsoleKit support in KDE11:17
imbrandonHobbsee: yea i have alioth commit access now too, and should be arround alot more this cycle fwiw, got all the RL streightend out and been back for a few months now11:17
LureRiddell: I see that gnome packages already dopted it11:17
RiddellLure: consolekit we have already11:17
jpatrickLure: we have it too11:17
Hobbseeimbrandon: great!11:17
Riddellat least for kde 311:17
Tonio_I'll give you one example : we didn't get feedback for gutsy beta, and didn't consider people's dissapointment with strigi and dolphin for example11:17
LureRiddell: great, but my usb stick still does not work11:18
alleeAFAIU debian does not use a seperate install tree but use FHS for KDE$11:18
LureTonio_: I agree - we should reconsider such changes again based on beta feedback11:18
Hobbseeallee: FHS?11:18
RiddellLure: works fine here (hardy install from yesterday)11:19
LureHobbsee: File Hierarchy Standard11:19
HobbseeLure: oh right11:19
LureRiddell: ok, then something is wrong with my setup, will look into it11:19
Riddellshall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:19
Hobbseeoh11:20
Hobbsee#startmeeting11:20
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Riddellsince it's on the agenda11:20
Hobbseeforgot that11:20
Tonio_Riddell: I added the point on the wiki, and I consider that yes, we should11:20
HobbseeTOPIC: shall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:20
HobbseeTOPIC shall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:20
Tonio_especially dolphin imho11:20
mhbI guess we should11:20
* allee removed strigi11:20
jpatrickHobbsee: with a # in front maybe?11:20
Hobbsee#TOPIC shall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:21
* Lure too11:21
* Tonio_ removed dolphin ;)11:21
Tonio_and strigi11:21
Riddellpersonally I love dolphin, I've started using a GUI file manager since we got it11:21
Hobbsee[TOPIC] shall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:21
MootBotNew Topic:  shall we discuss strigi and dolphin?11:21
MithrandirHobbsee: ITYM "[TOPIC]"11:21
Hobbseehurrah!11:21
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waylandbillI don't mind dolphin but it sometimes won't paste to remote fish locations, which is a problem for what I'd use it for.11:21
Riddellwhat are the arguments against it?11:21
Tonio_there are lots of problems with dolphin11:21
LureRiddell: I am also fine with dolphin as default, but we should have easy way for users to switch back11:21
ardchoilleI dislike dolphin because it lacks a tabbed ui and there is no easy way to enable a tree view.11:21
Tonio_lack of support for ark is the best example11:22
mhbpersonal preferences, lack of maintainers11:22
imbrandonRiddell: no tabs :(11:22
LureTonio_: not sure if this are problems for typical users - probably stdin and Jucato can give some feedback from support channel11:22
* _StefanS_ removed all dolphin aswell11:22
Tonio_also, there are lots of bugs that maybe some of us don't see but that really causes problems to the user11:22
ristoi think dolphin should have also tree view11:22
kwwiiTonio_: the ark thing is pretty bad11:22
ardchoilleAlso lacks a way to delete a file/folder or empty the trash11:22
Lureimbrandon: that is power user feature11:22
mhba hard way to switch back - but I think that plagues us for some releases11:22
stdinfrom what I've seen, the only reason people are so resistant to dolphin is because it's not konqueror11:22
JucatoHardy is an LTS release. d3lphin seems to be unmaintained by the main forker/developer. we'll be doing almost all of the fixing and adding of features to make it usable. are we willing to do that for the lifetime of Hardy?11:22
Tonio_graphical bugs when switching to twin panel11:22
alleePoweruser removing dolphin does not count!!!  That's expected !!!!11:22
Hobbseeseeing as we're not dolphin developers, is there any great point in discussing how dolphin should be changed?11:23
_StefanS_stdin: lack of features, stability also...11:23
Tonio_dolphin sometimes looses user's preferences (I've seen that and it's been reported)11:23
imbrandonLure: ever since every browser on the planet got tabs , tabs are no longer a "power" feature in apps11:23
JucatoHobbsee: there are no d3lphin developers (emphasis on plural)...11:23
Lureimbrandon: they are for file mgmt interface11:23
Tonio_kde devs seems pretty much concerned by this problem and by our dolphin giving bad feeling to the user....11:23
dthackerJucato: Is upstream non-maintained or the Kubuntu package?11:23
Hobbseei would have thought the better discussion would be on "based on what we know the failures of dolphin to be, what do we want to do about it in kubuntu?11:23
_StefanS_imho dolphin isn't mature11:23
stdin_StefanS_: yeah, but most people aren't even willing to try dolphin to start with. they see it's not what they are used to and don't like to change11:23
Jucatodthacker: upstream (one man team)11:23
stdin(IMHO)11:23
Tonio_I agree with dolphin on kubuntu, but please don't make it the default !11:23
ardchoilleDolphin does not keep hidden files viewable across sessions, the option doesn't "stick"11:24
dthackerouch! that's thin for LTS.11:24
Tonio_cause konqueror, despite it's problems, is way more mature11:24
mhbthere is little sense in putting dolphin and not making it default.11:24
Lurestdin: if they do not want to change, we should make it easy to swicth back11:24
_StefanS_stdin: well my wife hated it too, and she's no poweruser, nor does she use adv. features11:24
imbrandonmhb: +111:24
stdinLure: agreed11:24
_StefanS_stdin: thumbnail displays not behaving and so on11:25
stdin_StefanS_: I'm not saying it's the only reason people don't like it, but a lot of people don't get past that one11:25
Tonio_another problem is that due to the way we do the association with inode/directory, every kds update overwrites the settings and switch bad to dolphin11:25
Tonio_which is nasty11:25
Riddellspose we could just take a vote and see what way it goes11:25
Jucatoto be fair, I think mhb has started to fix some of d3lphin's biggest issues. I think that if we or someone is willing to do a lot of the heavy lifting on our side for the duration of LTS, we can keep d3lphin as the default11:25
Lurestdin, Jucato: are there bug reports on #kubuntu or just "I prefer konquerer better"?11:25
mhbI have read through many of the bug reports, some are pretty bad, but I think they are fixable11:26
_StefanS_Jucato: not enough ressources11:26
Tonio_Lure: most common issues discussed concern preferences lost11:26
JucatoLure: user opinion on this matter is a bit split. But I've observed that most complaints about d3lphin are due to d3lphin being broken11:26
Tonio_Jucato: not enough ressources and too much for for ONE release only11:26
Jucato(no tabs is just a minor nuisance compared to others)11:26
LureTonio_: I understand users used to konq, but I am more concerned about new users11:26
Hobbsee[ACTION] People to merge packages back in with the debian QT KDE extras team as much as possible11:27
MootBotACTION received:  People to merge packages back in with the debian QT KDE extras team as much as possible11:27
LureTonio_: if you like konq, it is still there and we should make it easier to swicth11:27
Hobbsee[ACTION] stdin is a new kubuntu member11:27
MootBotACTION received:  stdin is a new kubuntu member11:27
* allee does not dare to look at Hobbsee11:27
Hobbseeallee: :P11:27
mhbit is quite easy to say "we", but I think we should find volunteers for some actions, otherwise nobody does it11:27
Tonio_Lure: to what I've seen, once you tell them "to tar.gz a file, you have to go command line" they consider dolphin is shit11:27
Hobbseeallee: i've merged bits back11:27
Tonio_Lure: that's my point11:28
mhbfor example, I volunteer to solve some of the evil bugs on D3lphin that are reported11:28
mhbif it stays11:28
imbrandoni just merged lots of bits back for underpinngs of libs amarok uses :)11:28
Hobbseemhb: +111:28
imbrandonheh11:28
Tonio_and I really feel bad about that since I am the guy who suggested it's inclusion, which was a bad idea, really11:28
LureTonio_: can we create a page with top bug list or just prioritize them in LP?11:28
Riddellmhb: might you volunteer to add a "file manager" to Default Applications?11:28
Luremhb: you have my full support11:29
ardchoilleRiddell: That is an excellent idea11:29
Tonio_Lure, mhb, Riddell: I'm okay to give dolphin a chance, but don't forget that hardy is lts11:29
* Jucato tried to figure out how to add a file manager chooser... but gave up :P11:29
Luremhb: I may look into some bugs too, as I like that we are not changing our mind every release11:29
waylandbillI may be able to find time to help with D3lphin as well.11:29
Tonio_so even if lots of things are done, we might consider removing it if that's not enough11:29
mhbRiddell: I might try, but I hoped for other people to follow my example :o)11:29
dthackerTonio_: +111:29
LureTonio_: I know, but SRU are done primarily for security (not that big concern for dolphin) and major fixes11:30
mhbRiddell: but if nobody else volunteers, I can attempt to do it11:30
Hobbsee[ACTION] mhb, Lure, waylandbill and others to help solve some of d3phin's bigger issues11:30
MootBotACTION received:  mhb, Lure, waylandbill and others to help solve some of d3phin's bigger issues11:30
Tonio_mhb: promissing not to go angry if we decide to drop it despite your work arround it ?11:30
HobbseeTonio_: he'll probably just come and kill you, nothing major.11:30
imbrandonlol11:30
Tonio_mhb: cause I know the frustration of doing good work and see the work droped from kubuntu, bad feeling :)11:30
Jucatocan we set a deadline to see if these issues can be resolved? hopefully not at the last minute?11:31
mhbTonio_: I wont be angry publicly, I can promise that :o) I hoped that we can first decide and then vote11:31
RiddellJucato: feature freeze presumably11:31
Tonio_mhb: I don't want to hurt you on that point, but of course I'll propose it's removal again if I'm convinced we go on the wrong way for hardy (lts)11:31
mhbTonio_: err, then take action11:31
Tonio_mhb: my point is "are we sure to make it mature enough for default inclusion" ?11:32
Jucatoin an *LTS*11:32
Tonio_never forget companies are looking for lts for example11:32
* _StefanS_ highly doubt that d3lphin will ever be mature before kde4 takes over11:32
mhbI would like to know how many people would still vote against Dolphin if some of the major bugs were fixed and there would be the file manager chooser11:32
Tonio_we can't release with something that is not as stable and mature than konqueror is11:32
Tonio_is there a plan for ark inclusion ?11:32
Tonio_fixing bugs is not enough, dolphin lacks features !11:33
Jucatomhb: you have my vote *for* D3lphin if that happens11:33
dthackercan we say "re-assess readiness in 6--8 weeks" and see how much work mhb and the other are able to get knocked out?11:33
ardchoilleSpeaking as someone who has helped more than 200 people switch from other OS's to Ubuntu/Kubuntu, would you all like to hear what my clients are saying about dolphin?11:33
alleemhb: I like dolphin UI and my kids too.  So without big bugs +1 from my POV11:33
Riddellardchoille: sure11:33
Tonio_can we improve dolphin to the point it is mature enough to be used for 3 years in companies ?11:33
Jucatoardchoille: fire away please :)11:33
Tonio_that's the one and only question we should consider11:33
Tonio_and my response is probably : no, to much work11:33
waylandbillI could look at how to add a file manager choice in Default Apps, but don't want to commit to say that I can until I look at the coding involved. I think it would be helpful to have regardless of the ultimate default chosen.11:33
ardchoilleThe bulk of the comments are more like "isn't that a gnome program? kde is powerful but dolphin seems to be dombed-down"11:34
Luremhb: can we create wiki page with top offenders and then prioritize11:34
ardchoille*dumbed11:34
Tonio_but mhb can do it, I'm fine with it, I just don't want to take the risk of getting him to work on it and then drop te package in 2 month cause it is too "touchy"11:34
mhbLure: bug reports will do, we can prioritize them11:34
Lureardchoille: we will have such comments also in kde4 (even though that dolhin improved)11:34
Luremhb: ok, will start there.11:34
JucatoLure: I gave mhb a list of top offending d3lphin bugs. I checked on them after a day or so and saw mhb has started doing work on it :)11:34
Lureeveybody: check priorities/severity of bugs and put comments for top issues11:34
_StefanS_Lure: dolphin in kde4 is way better11:34
Tonio_waylandbill: I looked at that, and that's pretty hard to do11:35
Jucato(and I lost the list so only mhb has it :P)11:35
Riddellwe should move on11:35
mhbright11:35
Tonio_waylandbill: not because of the module, but because apps have to be patched to use the defined value11:35
RiddellI'm feeling that if top issues are fixed it'll be good to include in hardy11:35
Hobbsee[action] people to prioritise d3lphin bugs, and fix them.11:35
MootBotACTION received:  people to prioritise d3lphin bugs, and fix them.11:35
allee_StefanS_: but still not that mature :(11:35
HobbseeRiddell: +111:35
Riddellwe can reassess around feature freeze11:35
Tonio_Riddell: top issues and ark, please consider ark.....11:35
Riddellnext item is "Discuss KubuntuHardyCatchup." but there's no name next to it11:35
Jucatoyes, one of the most complained is Ark :)11:36
Hobbseeer, do weekend meetings work better fo rpeople in general?11:36
Tonio_Riddell: that's the one and only problem I consider really grave with dolphin11:36
ardchoilleI haven't seen any problems with ark, I love that app.11:36
Hobbseeardchoille: except when it crashes :)11:36
Tonio_Riddell: maybe you don't use ark, but my mother can't go with tar command line.......11:36
jpatrickRiddell: mine, I thought we'd talk on who's working on what and how it's going11:36
mhbHobbsee: they do for me, I have school until late in the evening11:36
Jucatoardchoille: Ark integration in dolphin is what we mean )11:36
ardchoilleHobbsee: Ah, ok. I've never had anything crash since Breezy11:36
ardchoilleJucato: Ah, right.11:37
Hobbseeardchoille: try with a big file.11:37
Hobbseeor a big set of files11:37
ardchoilleOh11:37
Riddellbonus points to segunda for being the first to implement part of KubuntuHardyCatchup11:37
Tonio_ardchoille: no way to compress a file, only folders, no way to select the compression type, and tar.gz is evil if your user has windows etc......11:37
ardchoilleTonio_: Ok11:37
Jucatos/segunda/Serega/ :)11:37
Hobbsee[topic] kubuntu hardy catchup!11:37
MootBotNew Topic:  kubuntu hardy catchup!11:37
Riddelljpatrick: that's the dude :)11:37
waylandbillTonio_: I agree. have to have compression choices for sure.11:37
mhbah, I wonder who that was11:37
jpatrickRiddell: or Jucato )11:37
Jucato:)11:38
Riddelljpatrick comes in a close second with LUKS support11:38
jpatrick:)11:38
alleehttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuHardyCatchup11:38
Riddellstill searching for helpers on User Hard Disk Mounting, Brightness Control, Compiz and Printing Tools11:39
Hobbseecompiz should actually work now11:39
jpatrickCompiz has started in https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~kubuntu-members/guidance/desktop-effects-kde11:39
Hobbseethe compiz guys have been doing some work, but are having trouble getting it to build sometimes11:39
LureRiddell: I am a bit lost with laptop brightness key regression, but there is one user that want to help11:39
* allee plans to learn via helping with python qt4 (kde4) programming11:40
LureRiddell: I really do not get it where the key is lost11:40
* jpatrick too11:40
Tonio_Lure: can't help on that point since pommed and macbook still work on that point, and I have no other machine than macbooks now :/11:40
Riddellwe shouldn't be coding anything in qt3 any more11:41
alleeRiddell: I'll have a look into the printing stuff.  Sounds interesting on first reading11:41
Riddellallee: excellent :)11:41
* _StefanS_ could help test the brightness controls on a few local laptops11:41
LureRiddell: what about guidance powermanager? I know someone did initial qt4 port that sebas commited somewhere, but not sure if it makes sense to move it forward11:41
Riddell_StefanS_: talk to Lure there11:41
RiddellLure: there's a power manager plasma applet for kde 411:42
Riddellnot sure how complete it is, but that's the way to go11:42
LureRiddell: I will write mail to kubuntu-devel today and Cc interested people11:42
Hobbseeit's shiny.  it even wroks11:42
Hobbseeno idea if you can customize it, though11:42
_StefanS_Lure: mail me when you would like stuff for brigthness tested11:42
Lure_StefanS_: will write down some debugging notes today/tommorow11:43
alleedidn't qt3 powermanager use poll?  this should be fixable with qt4 dbus right?11:43
Tonio_the question is more "should we still consider working on guidance-power-manager for hardy" ?11:43
Lure_StefanS_: and I am trying to get one old dell laptop at work for testing (we only have HP around)11:43
Tonio_seems mature enough for me11:43
Tonio_the only big problem is the lack of translation11:43
Riddellallee: yes, but we're close enough to kde 4 that we should just wait for that11:43
LureTonio_: yep, that is also my impression11:43
Lureallee: yes, that is fixable11:43
Lureallee: just some work11:44
alleeRiddell: so Hardy will poll 3 years ?  :)11:44
mhbmoving on?11:44
Lureallee: 1sec polling is not that bad if you look at your powertop output ;-)11:44
alleeLure: :)11:44
Tonio_is the lack of translation fixable or not ?11:45
Lureallee: I can work on low level stuff (hal, dbus...), I am just not GUI developer ... ;-)11:45
LureTonio_: lack of translation?11:45
RiddellTonio_: should be yes11:45
Tonio_we are releasing with english powermanager for a long time now, an lts should have this fixed11:45
alleeRiddell: so mantra: is fix stabilize KDE3 for hardy.  Bigger tasks in qt4 so they can be used in KDE4 without chagnes?11:45
* Lure was not aware of that 11:45
RiddellI didn't even know translation were broken11:45
Tonio_Lure: powermanager is in english only11:45
* Lure needs to start Slovenian translations.. ;-)11:46
Riddellallee: yes11:46
Tonio_Lure: translations are done in kde11:46
Tonio_just that we don't get them for some strange reason....11:46
Tonio_we have to make this the top priority issue I suspect...11:46
RiddellHobbsee: action that11:46
Tonio_imho LTS release means "corporate usage", and therefore priorities are a bit different on that point11:47
Riddellme and Tonio_ to look into power manager translations11:47
Tonio_Riddell: yup, I can spend time on taht point11:47
Hobbsee[action] Riddell and Tonio_ to fix powermanager translations for hardy, as we appear to have none11:47
MootBotACTION received:  Riddell and Tonio_ to fix powermanager translations for hardy, as we appear to have none11:47
Riddell"Decide on regular meeting times" seems to be next11:47
jpatrickI thought we did that..11:48
mhbwe did that already, didnt we?11:48
Hobbsee[topic] Decide on regular meeting times11:48
MootBotNew Topic:  Decide on regular meeting times11:48
_StefanS_Lure: I have a dell laptop I could give you remote access to if you want to test dell specific stuff. obviously you cant see brigthness, but it may help you anyways11:48
Luremhb: we just need to decide on day and time11:48
Jucatotime and day?11:48
Jucatoyeah11:48
Hobbsee[action] we will have meetings every 2 weeks, preferably on a weekend.11:48
MootBotACTION received:  we will have meetings every 2 weeks, preferably on a weekend.11:48
Hobbseethis time works well for me.11:48
jpatrickseems decided :)11:48
Riddellhmm, weekends a are variable for people11:48
Tonio_Hobbsee: +111:48
Riddelland this time doesn't work for US11:48
Lure_StefanS_: will see,11:48
mhblets move times, but keep weekends11:48
_StefanS_Lure: now you know ;)11:48
dthackertime works if coffeepot works11:48
Hobbseeerm, it probably won't be for me in 2 weeks, perhaps.  we'll see.11:48
RiddellI think we should rotate between 11UTC and 23UTC11:49
ardchoilleI would like to know if there is a schedule or something that shows when and where new meetings will be held.. I'd like to attend future meetings11:49
LureRiddell: that sounds ok for me11:49
dthackerRiddell: +1 on rotation11:49
Tonio_Riddell: oki for me11:49
Hobbseeardchoille: kubuntu devel ML11:49
ardchoilleHobbsee: ty11:49
stdinardchoille: and http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event11:49
Riddelland I also think we should rotate between weekends and non weekends11:49
LureRiddell: actually I am also fine with weekday, if it is 11UTC (I can eat snack for lunch at work) ;-)11:50
ardchoillestdin: Awesome, ty11:50
RiddellI know I'll miss some weekends, I do like to get away from a computer  sometimes :)11:50
Tonio_Riddell: and I'll blame you for this !11:50
ardchoillelol11:50
Tonio_Riddell: :)11:50
imbrandonTonio_: fwiw, i'm looking at the dolphin kde3 ark issues, i think i can have this fixed in less than 24 hours11:50
Riddellwell, mostly other people like to get me away from the computer11:50
imbrandonRiddell: ^^11:51
dthackerheresy!11:51
Tonio_Riddell: you're a fake geek ^^11:51
LureRiddell: same here ;-)11:51
Tonio_imbrandon: if we can you'll resolve 50% of dolphin problems11:51
Tonio_Riddell: haha, I have the same problem11:51
Riddellimbrandon: and tonio will love you11:51
imbrandonyea i'm falling asleep here soon, but it seems trivial, i already have 2 of the things on your list fixed localy11:52
* Hobbsee will have trouble getting to meetings, but does anyway.11:52
Hobbsee(unless i set them)11:52
RiddellI say we try rotating between saturdays and wednesdays and 11UTC and 23UTC and stop caring about making sure everyone can turn up since that's imposible all the time11:52
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LureRiddell: so wed is 11UTC and sat is 23UTC or vice-versa11:53
mhbworks for me.11:53
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RiddellLure: well rotating11:53
Riddellso a cycle of four meetings11:53
LureRiddell: ok11:53
ardchoillestdin: Any way to get that calendar into my korganizer?11:53
Tonio_wednesday 11utc is sensitive.....11:53
dthacker+1 to the cycle of 411:53
Tonio_most people work at that time11:53
jpatrickardchoille: there's an ical somewhere11:54
Hobbsee[action] 2 weekly meetings, wed is 11UTC and sat is 23UTC or vice-versa (4 cycle)11:54
MootBotACTION received:  2 weekly meetings, wed is 11UTC and sat is 23UTC or vice-versa (4 cycle)11:54
LureTonio_: take lunch break, as I will do11:54
stdinardchoille: at the bottom of the page is a ical link11:54
ardchoillestdin: Right, got it11:54
Tonio_I might be there very often, as my company authorizes me to contribute, but not everyone as that chance11:54
Riddellwell lets try that11:54
Riddellif there's meeting where nobody turns up, we'll know to change it11:54
Tonio_Riddell: sure11:54
Riddell"Should we consider ScribesTeam/MootBot for handling our meeting minutes?"11:54
Riddellthat seems to be in place11:54
Riddell"Anyone want to take care of [WWW] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teams"11:55
mhbsplendid.11:55
Hobbsee[topic] Should we consider ScribesTeam/MootBot for handling our meeting minutes?11:55
MootBotNew Topic:  Should we consider ScribesTeam/MootBot for handling our meeting minutes?11:55
Hobbsee[topic] Anyone want to take care of [WWW] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teams11:55
MootBotNew Topic:  Anyone want to take care of [WWW] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teams11:55
jpatrickRiddell: seems the Kubuntu bit has some ??11:55
dthackerRiddell: what is the task here?11:55
dthackercleanup and verify team status?11:55
Riddellactually it means https://wiki.kubuntu.org/TeamReports11:56
Tonio_[topic] Should we accept Riddell to expect having time for social life ?11:56
Jucatolol11:56
Tonio_na, doesn't work, I'm sorry !11:56
Tonio_:)11:56
Riddellit means writing down things as they happen over the month11:57
kwwiihttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Artwork/ReportingPage is the artwork teams first report11:57
dthacker"as they happen" meaning irc, ml ?11:57
LureRiddell: I think we just need main editor (as nixternal for announcements of releases) and then we could probably contribute after regular meetings11:58
Jucatokwwii: over-all Ubuntu artwork team?11:58
Riddelldthacker: well it can be written all at the end of the month, but I'm told its best to update things sooner so they aren't forgotten11:58
kwwiiJucato: yepp11:58
kwwiiJucato: we have a meeting this evening, drop in11:58
* Jucato not an artist. wanted to be one... art doesn't like him though... so does law :/11:59
ardchoilleI'm good with documentation/editing and would like to volunteer to help if needed.11:59
Jucatokwwii: who are members from Kubuntu?11:59
LureRiddell: you are right, month is a long time to remeber11:59
* dthacker volunteers, as he can read irc and email better than he can package.11:59
Jucato(yay, I was about to volunteer :P)11:59
dthackerardchoille: let's tag-team it11:59
Riddellardchoille, dthacker: excellent11:59
ardchoilleJust give me a task(s) and I'll do my best.12:00
kwwiiJucato: pretty much only me although on the list there are several people using kde (but just commenting)12:00
kwwiilet's talk about this later12:00
Riddellardchoille, dthacker: hang around on #kubuntu-devel and keep the team report up to date when interesting things happen (including a pointer to the mootbot minutes of this meeting)12:00
dthackerI can do that.12:00
Jucatodthacker, ardchoille: you/we could probably make a wiki for everything that has been discussed first, then we pick out the juicy ones or ones that have links to other wiki pages.12:00
RiddellHobbsee: action!12:00
Jucato(sort of like an idea pool/scratchpad before we actually add to the team report page)12:01
Hobbsee[action] ardchoille, dthacker: hang around on #kubuntu-devel and keep the team report up to date when interesting things happen (including a pointer to the mootbot minutes of this meeting)12:01
MootBotACTION received:  ardchoille, dthacker: hang around on #kubuntu-devel and keep the team report up to date when interesting things happen (including a pointer to the mootbot minutes of this meeting)12:01
dthackerJucato: ++12:01
LureJucato: great idea - and we can subscribe to page to get notifications12:01
Riddell AndrewYoung3  asks about a new package manager12:01
Riddelldunno if he's about but that's what packagekit is trying to do12:01
Luredthacker, ardchoille: just name page Kubuntu something and I will get notification ;-)12:01
Hobbseemhb's been talking about this too12:02
Jucatowhois Vaelen12:02
Jucatooops...12:02
Jucatothat works with a / :P12:02
Tonio_Riddell: packagekit is way to young to consider it now12:02
LureRiddell: packagekit apt-get backend is not good enough for hardy12:02
mhbI have, but there is not much we can do for Hardy12:02
dthackerKubuntuDevNews? ardchoille, what do you think?12:02
Riddellno it's for hardy+112:02
Tonio_Riddell: btw package manager is REALLY suprt sentitive to replace, an lts release is not the place for testing a new package manager12:02
mhbI say lets wait what happens12:03
Tonio_Riddell: but I'm all for testing it with hardy+112:03
ardchoilledthacker: Sounds good. But where will it be and will I have write access?12:03
RiddellTonio_: nobody is suggesting that12:03
Jucatoat this point there's not much we can do about package management for Hardy except clean, fix and polish12:03
mhbif it will be testing-worthy after Hardy, well test it12:03
Tonio_Riddell: I know, that was just me anticipating the question :)12:03
Riddellmhb: had the next item12:03
dthackerardchoille: on the wiki, and yes, if you are registered.12:03
Jucatoardchoille: it's a wiki. everyone has write access :)12:03
ardchoilledthacker: That answers the access question :)12:03
Jucatodthacker, ardchoille: let's go to #kubuntu-devel about this after the meeting :)12:03
dthackerok12:03
ardchoilleJucato: I'm there12:03
mhbyes, I was inspired by the Jucato blogs about the Kubuntu identity and vision12:04
Jucatouh oh12:04
* Jucato hides12:04
ardchoillehehe12:04
* Lure pulls Jucato back ;-)12:04
mhbafter the OpenWeek it became clear that if we are to be best, we have to start caring about ourselves and not wait on Godot12:04
Jucatocoincidentally, openSUSE released something like that a few days (weeks?) after I made that blog post12:04
stdinlaw suit!12:04
ardchoilleJucato: I wonder where they got the idea12:04
dthackerhehe12:05
RiddellI'm pretty sure the opensuse document had been in process for a long time12:05
Jucatoyeah :)12:05
mhbare we going to keep being what we are? Standing in the shadow of Ubuntu and GNOME?12:05
mhbor are we going to try to be more self-promoting?12:06
ardchoillemhb: I say "NO!"12:06
Luremhb: if you are talking about Canonical, probably yes - only great demand for Kubuntu support might change that12:06
* Jucato wished nixternal were here though12:06
JucatoLure: according to nixternal, Kubuntu has actually more deployments than Ubuntu (Desktop)12:06
Tonio_Jucato: yes, but not paying support12:06
mhbLure: yeah, they wont support as (even through advertisement) until we start earning money for them12:07
Luremhb: I think we need to fix the press announcements - we should get out of Ubuntu announcements, as they just raise expectations about having same features in Kubuntu12:07
Tonio_Jucato: most companies in france install kubuntu, but don't pay canonical for support, local companies like mine do it12:07
Jucato:(]12:07
Tonio_Jucato: welcome to free software :)12:07
mhbin my opinion a marketing team should be created that would aim to increase Kubuntu visibility12:08
LureTonio_: we just need more companies like yours giving some community time to their employees12:08
Tonio_that's life, and I consider this a good thing, but yeah, canonical doing more for kubuntu is unlikelly to happen12:08
Tonio_Lure: that's the plan yes12:08
Luremhb: I would support that, I am just not the person that could help there12:08
LureTonio_: I am glad that they are paying Riddell and sending CD's12:08
mhbLure: I would join it, but then I wouldnt have time for development12:09
Lurehowever it would be good to fix the CD shippments to LoCo's (small amount for Kubunut)12:09
Luremhb: nixternal is natural candidate, we may also help kwwii and sebas (but he is busy with kde marketing I am sure)12:10
Lures/help/ask for help/12:10
Lureanybody else that would help in improving Kubuntu message to the world?12:10
jpatrickhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuMarketing ?12:11
mhbRiddell: what about you? Are you happy with the current situation?12:11
nosrednaekimErm, I could try,what would I have to do?12:11
JucatoLure: we could try to first draw up a sort of vision/mission statement, something to express our identity and goals. otherwise we might be sending vague messages12:11
kwwiiI think it is unfair to ask Riddell that in his position12:11
mhbit is12:12
kwwiiin this format12:12
mhbhowever, I would like to hear his opinion12:12
Jucatokwwii: +112:12
alleewe can \sh and andreas again.  They've spent lots of thoughts on this topic already12:12
Jucatoit would be nice to hear his opinion, but I don't think it would be easy for him to do so freely. :)12:13
RiddellI don't really know what to say12:13
mhbtrue, who knows who will read the log :o)12:13
* mhb takes the question back, then12:13
RiddellI'd rather Ubuntu were more an umbrella brand and we were one of the variants on offer12:14
Luremhb: we all have to understand that canonical has also limited resources and needs to set priorities12:14
Luremhb: I do not like focus to gnome, but can understand it12:14
mhbLure: I can understand it, too12:14
mhbLure: my question is different12:14
Riddellbut I realise having two products that target much the same areas is bad commercially12:14
mhbLure: what should we as a team do?12:14
Luremhb: make it rock!12:15
mhbLure: do nothing or try to propagate ourselves?12:15
RiddellI'm not especially good at the whole vision thing12:15
mhbLure: we have relied on Canonical to provide marketing in the past, but seeing as they concentrate on Ubuntu and will limit the marketing for Kubuntu, I say we should propagate ourselves more12:15
alleeOne of the points was: if kubuntu more .org or canonocals.com.   If it's .org and makes it's own marketing then other firms will probably  jump in12:15
Luremhb: I think we need to use kde4 as much as possible - kubuntu with kde4 should really rock12:15
Luremhb: and I think skipping it for hardy as actually good thing12:16
alleeLure: not before 4.0.3 I assume12:16
Luremhb: queation is if we should not allign our next released (hardy based) on kde 4.1 release12:16
Tonio_mhb: +1 on everything12:16
Lureallee: I would expect kde 4.1 to follow soon after 4.0 (less than 6 month), more like a catch-up release12:17
RiddellLure: that may well come out around hardy+1 time anyway12:17
Riddellit won't be much less than 6 months I imagine12:17
imbrandonRiddell: are we past alpha-1 freeze, aka i can upload my dolphin fixes ( i have the ark fixes complete )12:17
imbrandon?12:17
LureRiddell: you are probably right, we need to monitor closely12:17
Riddellimbrandon: upload away12:17
imbrandonkk12:17
alleeimbrandon: cool12:18
Riddellmhb: we should always be on the look out for chances to market ourselves12:18
dthackermhb: what is the gap that Canonical is leaving?  Then we can fill it.12:18
Lureimbrandon: untuil the meeting finishes, please fix the remaining 50% of problems Tonio_ is seeing12:18
Lureimbrandon: you rock!12:18
imbrandonhehe12:18
Tonio_imbrandon: thanks :)12:18
imbrandonnp :)12:18
nosrednaekimI have a question,why can't we start integrating KDE4 apps?12:18
nosrednaekimlike the new dolphin is amazing, as is the new Kate12:19
nosrednaekimthe dekstop may not be ready, but the apps arefor the most part.12:19
LureRiddell: can we talk with Canonical to fix Kubuntu LoCo CD shippments? (like be able to choose preference)?12:19
RiddellLure: worth a shot12:19
LureRiddell: here, people like kde much more than gnome, so lot's of cd will not get the user12:20
Riddellnot sure who the person for that would be, maybe the community team12:20
imbrandonprobably jono12:20
LureRiddell: lot's of local burning is going on, but that is not the same as ShipIT (pro done)12:20
Riddellnosrednaekim: we plans to for kdeedu12:20
Riddellnosrednaekim: but dolphin of kde 4 wouldn't integrate well into kde 312:20
ardchoilleLet me get this straight.. d3lphin and dolphin are not the same thing?12:21
Jucatoardchoille: no12:21
Lureardchoille: no12:21
ardchoilleWhich one is going into Hardy?12:21
Jucatod3lphin is the KDE3 fork of dolphin when Dolphin became KDE4 only12:21
Jucatod3lphin12:21
nosrednaekimardchoille: same idea, but think of d3lphin as the "free trial version"...12:22
Jucato(we just renamed it to dolphin)12:22
ardchoilleAh, ok.12:22
ardchoilleAh, I see it's symlinked in Gutsy12:22
Tonio_there's one thing we should consider to make kubuntu more visible : stop release at the same date ubuntu does12:22
HobbseeTonio_: please don't.12:23
Tonio_that completly hides kubuntu, and sometimes obliges us to release with bugs that we should have fix in the first place12:23
Tonio_Hobbsee: yeah, I know...... but forcing the release to sync with ubuntu causes problems that you can't ignore....12:23
Riddelldelaying release causes plenty of problems too12:23
LureTonio_: true that, not sure how this impacts ShipIT though12:23
Tonio_Hobbsee: how many times did we release with a critical bug, just because we had too ?12:23
HobbseeTonio_: i suspect it's a choice to not put our stuff in with the ubuntu release notes, too12:23
LureTonio_: but fixed schedule is great too12:24
HobbseeTonio_: based on how many of htem are still critical, even now, a while after release...i'm not sure that's a valid argument12:24
Tonio_Hobbsee: I don't say split with ubuntu, but releasing 2 weeks after ubuntu wouldn't cause that much a trouble, and make it more visible12:24
LureHobbsee: +112:24
apachelogger__good morning12:24
Tonio_although it would give us 2 weeks to focus on critical bugs, which would be important12:24
HobbseeTonio_: from teh release POV, yes it would.12:24
Tonio_Hobbsee: ubuntu releases depending on gnome cycle12:24
Riddellreleasing while UDS is on would be problematic12:24
Tonio_Hobbsee: as we also do12:25
Tonio_Hobbsee: should we depend on gnome release cycle ?12:25
allee Tonio_ yes12:25
HobbseeTonio_: we should depend on ubuntu's, for various reasons you probably don't want to know about12:25
nosrednaekimdoes KDE even have a steady release cycle?12:25
Hobbseenosrednaekim: no12:25
Tonio_Hobbsee: I want to :)12:25
Tonio_Hobbsee: just that this is somehow a handicap....12:25
Tonio_I must say I said that to be provocating a bi12:26
HobbseeTonio_:  not sorted by order of importance:  cd testing by the QA team, canonical staff's leave, dak import (aka, no security until everything is released), different freezes, non-kubuntu specific packages being changed later12:26
HobbseeUDS12:26
Hobbseebad publicity about "why didn't kubuntu release?  can they not get their act in gear?"12:26
HobbseeTonio_: release parties that get thrown off12:26
Hobbsee(as in, which release do you party for?)12:27
HobbseeTonio_: pick your favorites out of the above12:27
Tonio_Hobbsee: I know all of this12:27
Tonio_Hobbsee: but that makes kubuntu invisible12:27
mhbwell, I think Tonio_ s point stems from the Canonical preference, too12:27
* Jucato thinks actually more people are asking "why do they need to follow Ubuntu's release" or "why did they release when it wasn't ready yet"..12:27
Tonio_whatever you can say, this is the direct consequence.....12:27
alleeTonio_: that's a marketing issue ;)12:27
mhbthey would delay Ubuntu if there was a serious bug, but they wont do such a thing for us12:27
HobbseeTonio_: invisible?  no, but it doesn't market itslef much either.12:27
Tonio_allee: of course, but how to consider a better marketing without making kubuntu more visible ?12:28
stdinJucato: they say that about gnome/ubuntu too, from what I've seen in #ubuntu12:28
mhbwe dont have control over the release cycle, which might be bothersome12:28
Tonio_Hobbsee: have you already seen a news xsaying "New kubuntu on the way" ?12:28
Hobbseemhb: from a canonical POV, Riddell'sthe only one allocated to kubuntu.  if he doesn't fix it, then tough luck12:28
Tonio_never happened12:28
mhbbecause people who do have control over our release cycle dont care for us at all12:28
alleeTonio_: seperate annoucements own new letter , ...12:28
Jucatostdin: unfortunately, I don't keep track with Ubuntu :)12:28
Hobbseemhb: with 2 people on the release team, from kubuntu....12:28
Tonio_you have "Ubuntu blabla released" with at the bottom a very little note saying "kubuntu released too..."12:28
Tonio_I call that invisible12:28
stdinJucato: lucky you :p12:29
HobbseeTonio_: that's somewhat of a choice to have separate release notes, though12:29
Jucatostdin: by necessity :)12:29
Tonio_allee: not enough imho12:29
mhbTonio_: we never get in their announcements, that is certain12:29
mhbthere is little we can do to promote Kubuntu in Canonicals announcements12:29
Jucatobtw, I mentioned to nixternal something about the release notes. I suggested that we include in our release notes some of the changes or new features that are common among all Ubuntu's. (perhaps separate them into sections too)12:30
apachelogger__oh, wouldn't change much anyway12:30
Tonio_Hobbsee, allee just to say that my only solution to that is canonical doing more for us, cause as Hobbsee said, we are super dependant on gnome, and ubuntu will always hide kubuntu12:30
alleeTonio_: we own cananical nevertheless a lot, we use all their build structrues12:30
Riddellanyone want to discuss with slangsek when he gets up what the alpha 1 announcement will say?12:30
Tonio_Hobbsee: just an example : ALL the communication arround the french parliament is done with Ubuntu12:30
Hobbseemhb: hang around in #ubuntu-release aroudn release times - they ask for release notes proofeeading, etc.12:30
Hobbseethe fact that no one does it doesn't mean it can't be done12:30
LureTonio_: yes, ubuntu announcement should not be the only thing that is send out - we should send out our own12:30
Tonio_Hobbsee: everyone is super surprised when I learn them that kubuntu, and not ubuntu, is used there12:30
mhbHobbsee: proofreading is not editing12:31
Tonio_Lure: problem with naming, once again12:31
Hobbseemhb: sure, but you can edit too12:31
Tonio_Lure: change distros names to Project : ubuntu, with "ubuntu gnome edition" and "ubuntu kde edition", and you win12:31
mhbHobbsee: they want free grammar checking, not a completely different release note12:31
apachelogger__Lure: none would be interessed anyway12:31
Hobbseemhb: i suspect they're open to change.12:31
alleeTonio_: +10012:31
Tonio_Lure: that's the only thing that can bring sunshine to kde in the ubuntu world12:31
Tonio_I'm done12:31
Hobbseemhb: no one came up to me asking to add kubuntu stuff when i was the RM either.  *shrug*12:32
Hobbseenor riddell12:32
Hobbseethat was 2 tribes, /612:32
Tonio_cause we are technically linked to ubuntu, and hiden by the simple naming, which is the base of their marketing12:32
Tonio_no other issue than making, with the name kde egla to gnome.....12:32
Tonio_egal12:32
alleeTonio_ and all other should we try to introduce and use 'ubuntu kde edition' code name kubuntu and the long form whenever possible?12:32
Tonio_currently, simply because of the name, Ubuntu is the project AND the product12:33
jpatrickbtw, slangsek seems to be wake12:33
Tonio_and kubuntu a derivative12:33
Riddellwe should stop using the word derivative12:33
Tonio_sad but true12:33
stdinTonio_: so is ubuntu12:33
LureRiddell: but that is how we are considered, right?12:33
Tonio_Riddell: we don't, people do, because the distro name introduces to that12:34
RiddellLure: maybe, but we're one variant of many12:34
Tonio_Riddell: that's not my opinion, but discuss with people that are not expert with ubuntu12:34
Riddellwe're a derivative of debian, linspire is a derivative of us12:34
LureRiddell: there was recent discussion about xubunut12:34
apachelogger__we are a variant of ubuntu, but also part of ubuntu12:34
Tonio_what is kubuntu ? ubuntu with kde on it !12:34
LureRiddell: they have similar identity problems12:34
apachelogger__explain that someone who doesn't know anything -.-12:34
Riddellapachelogger__: ubuntu desktop is another variant12:34
Lureare they officially supported by Ubuntu project or Canonical or nothing12:35
apachelogger__but both are part of the ubuntu project12:35
Tonio_and with ubuntu their consider ubuntu the distro, not ubuntu the project12:35
Tonio_Riddell: sad to say it, but I understand that people still consider kubuntu that way12:35
apachelogger__me too12:35
apachelogger__explain it to someone who doesn't know anything is already quite hard12:36
Tonio_Riddell: you talk about reallity, not about how people understand it12:36
apachelogger__no idea how hard it must be to fully understand that12:36
alleeWell is we are variants.  the 'ubuntu kde edition' is much better naming and to the point.  It pronounces the common ground and lists the flavour explicitely12:36
Tonio_Riddell: for most people, you have ubuntu, the one and only, the real distribution12:36
Tonio_and several derivatives, as is kubuntu, as is xubuntu, as is edubuntu12:36
Tonio_sad but true12:36
ardchoilleI consider Ubuntu and Kubuntu to be seperate distros, and that is how I explain it to people.12:36
Riddellallee: that does sound like we're a derivative12:36
stdinallee: the ubuntu should be called "ubuntu gnome edition" ?12:36
alleeTonio_: we only need to hammer inot them that there are flavours/editons12:36
Tonio_Riddell: not if gnome becomes : ubuntu gnome edition12:37
Riddellnice but never going to happen12:37
alleestdin: I hope that they are no other choice  as ubuntu gnome edition12:37
apachelogger__allee: that is like a really bad name promotionwise12:37
Tonio_Riddell: then people understand that ubuntu is a project, with several branches12:37
LureRiddell: I cannot agree - edition does not sound as derivative, but more like packaging12:37
Tonio_I have to leave guys, sorry...12:37
Jucato:(12:37
stdinallee: it would be good if that was to happen, I just don't see it actually happening12:37
alleeapachelogger__: why?12:37
Tonio_Jucato: I'll read everything, we can rediscuss this later ;)12:38
apachelogger__allee: you have problems advertising the editions, because you would be forced to a have a base promotion for ubuntu12:38
imbrandonok Tonio_ / Riddell : dolphin uploaded with ark fix, i'll get with mhb tomarrow and see what we cant do about some of the other issues, but for now i must sleep12:38
apachelogger__and really ubuntu kde edition is like an awul long name12:38
alleestdin, apachelogger: IMHO 'ubuntu kde edition' is still easier to explain to out-siders than ubuntu/kubuntu diff12:38
* Jucato thinks it obvious from all these that we don't even agree amongst ourselves what Kubuntu really is...12:38
Lureapachelogger__: +1, I also think kubuntu name hase its own value12:38
Lureapachelogger__: we just need to start using it (i.e. own marketing)12:39
alleekubuntu is the 'code name' ;)12:39
Riddelltime moves on12:39
LureRiddell: yep, I will have to run soon12:39
Riddellwe're unlikely to come to a conclusion on all of this, since that would be likely impossible12:39
Riddellwe should move to the next item12:39
nosrednaekimI also think that the whole "kde edition" is superflous without the "gnome edition"12:39
HobbseeJucato: so, just run ubuntu instead :P12:39
* Hobbsee ducks12:39
* Jucato quakcs12:39
* Jucato can't spell12:40
LureI think we should get candidates for marketing team, talk with canonical regarding ShipIT for LoCo and fix the announcements of releases12:40
RiddellHobbsee: action it12:40
Jucatocoul we try to move on to the other items and come back to this if we have the time?12:40
Hobbsee[action] get candidates for marketing team, talk with canonical regarding ShipIT for LoCo and fix the announcements of releases12:40
MootBotACTION received:  get candidates for marketing team, talk with canonical regarding ShipIT for LoCo and fix the announcements of releases12:40
RiddellJucato has the next item12:40
Jucatolots of items in https://wiki.kubuntu.org/KubuntuHardyProposals12:41
Jucatobut some, like D3lphin has been discussed already12:41
Jucatojust a follow up, what about Strigi?12:41
ardchoilleI don't think strigi was discussed12:41
Jucatoit was mentioned12:41
Jucatobut d3lphin took over )12:41
ardchoilleTrue12:42
Jucato:)12:42
Riddellstrigi is default in KDE 4, we're the only people using it so far, I think that's really valuable to upstream12:42
Riddelland it really shouldn't get in people's way since it's off by default and has to be turned explicity on12:42
Jucatohow about all the issues that users have been reporting? (eating CPU, batter, etc.)12:42
Riddellbut we need to patch it to nice the daemon (although ionice would be better)12:42
* dthacker notes that the US locos are looking at producing a run of CDs for non-approved teams. KDE could be done too, if enough CD's are ordered.12:43
JucatoRiddell: I think I mentioned that it's the default action in Konqueror and in Find Files/Folder from the K Menu?12:43
dthackersorry, behind topic12:43
LureJucato: that is the problem12:43
Jucatoso any mistyping in Konqueror's location field would fire up strigi (and all the other problems it brings)12:44
LureRiddell: this is even SRU candidate12:44
RiddellJucato: maybe we should change that back to google then12:44
Jucato(btw, even now in KDE4, strigi managed to eat up 11GB of my disk space w/o me noticing it until too late...)12:44
JucatoRiddell: wasn't it locate: before?12:44
Riddellit was12:44
Jucatoanyway, that was just one of the things in my list. the other is about community involvement in development: recruitment, feedback, and specially testing.12:45
LureRiddell: should we extend Default Applications with file manager (dolphin/konqueror) and search (strigi/locate) functionality?12:46
alleeThe 100% and too big index probs have to be known already to upstream.   What's their position?12:46
RiddellLure: could do12:46
Riddellallee: it's on their todo but not priority12:46
alleeRiddell: even with KDE4 almost ready for release?  Strange :(12:46
apachelogger__well, it will be once kde4 is out12:47
Riddellunfortunately jos couldn't come to UDS to discuss this12:47
Jucatoand I'm imagining the KDE4 version will get fixed first before KDE3's?12:47
apachelogger__unless upstream likes bug report flood ;-)12:47
RiddellJucato: it's all the same12:47
Jucatoah12:47
* Lure has to run -> will read scrollback tonight12:47
Jucatohehe we're dropping like flies :)12:47
Riddellwe are indeed12:47
RiddellJucato: any proposals on how to get more community involvement?12:48
Hobbseewhip.12:48
Jucatook,just very specific questions: where do we field ubuntu+1 testers and questions, is #ubuntu+1 a good place for Kubuntu users? 2) Could we update our Get Involved page with more specific junior jobs and contact persons per job? so that it would be easier for interested persons to join in?12:48
Hobbseei think #ubuntu+1 is a good place, although i do have #kubuntu+1 registered to me12:49
Hobbseeit's still fairly quiet, and a lot is distro-agnostic12:49
Riddellactually #kubuntu-devel should be fine too12:49
JucatoRiddell: my idea is to make it very easy for interested people to start contributing, usually by providing names and places to go to.12:49
HobbseeRiddell: id' prefer not to dump user support in there.12:49
Riddellso long as it doesn't get too busy12:50
HobbseeRiddell: log reading, and such.12:50
nosrednaekimI don't think we should have a separate ubuntu+1, most things on it are very non-DE dependant.12:50
nosrednaekimand there are ussually some kubuntu people in there.12:50
HobbseeRiddell: we need to be able to get stuff done (tm) in there, not be stuck answering support queries in the middle of discussions about where kubuntu, etc, is going12:50
JucatoI'm also thinking of a place for testing other stuff, like packages, features, etc. mhb: how is kubuntu-testers?12:51
HobbseeJucato: alive, but very quiet12:51
Jucatohm...12:51
stdinat early stages #ubuntu+1 is fine for both. it's only near release that you need to ask "ubuntu or kubuntu?"12:51
Riddellusing #kubuntu-testers more would be good I think12:52
Jucatoif we could have a more concrete list of stuff to do, like an updated https://wiki.kubuntu.org/HelpingKubuntu, I could probably try to write up something on the planet and in the forums12:52
Jucatoa sort of campaign hammering for help :)12:52
Riddellto do lists get out of date quickly is the problem there12:52
apachelogger__not with a maintainer12:53
dthackerI can shake the loCo tree a bit for help.12:53
* apachelogger__ just wishes there was a good floss for that kind of stuff12:53
JucatoI think having a contact person per item is also very important. there have been times when someone comes into -devel asking how he can help and where and who to talk to12:53
Riddellapachelogger__: are you volunteering? :)12:53
* allee has to leave.12:53
ardchoilleIs the meeting considered over?12:53
Jucatoardchoille: not yet :)12:53
HobbseeJucato: +112:53
ardchoilleokie12:53
apachelogger__Riddell: nah, I already maintains amaroks todo :P12:53
Hobbseewe need to find another one12:53
Jucatotrying to fast pace my topic (it's quite long :P)12:53
ardchoillehehe12:53
Jucatoanyway, as far as kubuntuforums is concerned, I proposed some structural changes there to make it easier for developers to take a peek at what's happening, major issues/bugs, and feedbacks. I'm thinking it could be turned into a sort of seedbed for future contributors/developers12:54
Jucatostill waiting for that to be implemented though :)12:55
JucatoRiddell: WinFOSS apps, we can't do anything about them? are we going to be able to fit KDE4 apps in Hardy despite that?12:55
Jucato(after this, I'm done. :P)12:55
RiddellJucato: we're not having kde 4 apps on the same cd12:55
Riddellwe'll have a kde 4 cd with luck12:56
Riddelland edubuntu should have kdeedu-kde412:56
Jucatoah I thought kdeedu4 would be in hardy by default12:56
Jucatook :)12:56
Riddellsure, but not on our cd12:56
Jucatoooooh ok :)12:56
apachelogger__well, we could drop ooo and put kdeedu4 in ;-)12:56
Jucatowell I'm done. there were other items, but can be for next time :)12:56
jpatrickapachelogger__: put koffice2 would be better ;)12:57
Riddelllast item on the agenda is "Kubuntu Packaing Day"12:57
apachelogger__jpatrick: I really think both would fit in the place ooo is requiring12:57
Riddelljono and the community team convinced me to have a packaging day with a few talks on how to get involved in kubuntu12:57
jpatrickRiddell: we're all ears :)12:57
kwwiiRiddell: erm, the wallpaper issue?12:58
Riddellkwwii: still waiting on ruphy12:58
apachelogger__-.-12:58
RiddellThu Dec 13th is penciled in as the day12:58
Riddellfrom 15UTC to 19UTC12:58
kwwiiRiddell: hrm, ok12:58
* apachelogger__ open his calendar12:58
Riddellso we need ideas for 4 talks12:59
Riddellpackging 101 is in there12:59
Riddellits actually in there twice currently12:59
apachelogger__Oo12:59
apachelogger__bug triaging, translations, loco work12:59
imbrandonkde bug triageing ?12:59
Riddellnice ideas13:00
Jucatoooh triaging!13:00
ardchoilleRiddell: I'd love to attend a class (#kubuntu-classroom ?) about packaging for Kubuntu. From the docs I read, there are about 100 ways to do it and the tuts are confusing.13:00
apachelogger__Riddell: also, maybe sebas could talk about how to contribute to kde?13:00
imbrandonardchoille: thats because there are about 100 ways to do it :)13:00
Riddellplan is to have this in #kubuntu-devel actually13:00
apachelogger__contributing to upsteam is as important13:00
Riddellto bring people into the channel13:00
ardchoilleimbrandon: lol13:00
stdinmaybe a "how to work with cmake" too (cmake is only just about starting to begin to make sense to me)13:01
* dthacker hums there must be 100 ways to build a package...13:01
imbrandon100313:01
imbrandon:)13:01
Riddellpyqt4 programming too maybe13:01
ardchoilleBut which is the right/accepted way for the package to get into the repos?13:01
Riddellardchoille: wait for the packaging day and find out :)13:01
* ardchoille needs a packaging class13:02
imbrandonardchoille: any of the 100 that meets quality standrs in the end13:02
apachelogger__Riddell: would mean to talk about cute as well13:02
ardchoilleRiddell: That's a class I'll be attending13:02
apachelogger__Riddell: and I'm not sure whether everyone can follow in that short time13:02
RiddellI've done pyqt4 tutorials in an hour13:02
apachelogger__ok :)13:03
Riddellyou can pick the basics up easily if you know a bit about OO programming in general13:03
Riddellapachelogger, imbrandon: so fancy doing talks on kde bug triaging, translations, loco work?13:03
* nosrednaekim wonders on the state of pykde413:03
dthackerwhat do you need to cover on loco work?13:03
Riddellnosrednaekim: not yet packaged13:04
Jucatonosrednaekim: pretty much doing well I've heard13:04
nosrednaekimI like the pyqt4 tutorial BTW, you might get some people from other distros with that.13:04
Jucato(but not packaged it seems :P)13:04
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Riddelldthacker: I don't know, that's why I want a talk on it to find out :)13:04
apacheloggerRiddell: txwikinger is a master bug triager, maybe he'd like to talk about that13:04
apacheloggertxwikinger: pling13:04
txwikingerhow do you now I am watching apachelogger?13:04
imbrandonpling related to bling ? like ping only better ? hehe13:05
ardchoillelol13:05
dthackerOrganizing a loco?  Are there separate kubuntu locos?13:05
apacheloggerimbrandon: yups :D13:05
apacheloggerdthacker: well, only one I think, not even official though13:05
apacheloggerkubuntu-de.org13:05
txwikingerdthacker: inofficial ones yes13:05
apacheloggertxwikinger: so, are you willing to talk about bug triaging?13:06
txwikingerwell.. I am not sure what really the difference to bug triage in general is13:07
dthackercan we get nixternal to talk about docs?13:07
Riddelltxwikinger: not much, just talk about amarok bugs rather than rhythmbox bugs13:07
apachelogger^_^13:07
txwikingerah ok :)13:07
Riddellit doesn't need to be a full hour if it's not an hour long topic13:08
dthackeramarok has bugs?  I'm shocked :)13:08
txwikingerwell if y'all want me to do it, I guess I can talk a little about triage13:08
apacheloggerdthacker: nah, just wishes, the actual bugs are mostly packaging issue :P13:08
imbrandonRiddell: also might want to note the MOTU school is back and i planed on contacting them to do some Kubuntu pimpage + recruiting13:08
Riddellok, I think we have some good ideas here, I'll munge it into a timetable for the day and see if it makes sense13:09
RiddellHobbsee: still awake to action that?13:09
* Hobbsee looks for which bit to action13:09
Hobbsee[action] KDE bug triage sessions to start, and packaging sessions13:10
MootBotACTION received:  KDE bug triage sessions to start, and packaging sessions13:10
RiddellHobbsee: me munge it into a timetable for the day13:10
Hobbsee[action] Riddell to make a timetable for the KDE bug and packaging day13:10
MootBotACTION received:  Riddell to make a timetable for the KDE bug and packaging day13:10
steveireDid I just miss all the interesting bits?13:11
apacheloggeryes :P13:11
steveireAh well...13:11
Riddellany other business?13:11
nosrednaekimwas the wallpaper discussed already?13:11
Hobbseeno13:11
nosrednaekimand the theme?13:11
Hobbsee[topic] wallpaper and theme13:11
MootBotNew Topic:  wallpaper and theme13:11
dthackerJucato, ardchoille, still need to meet in #ubuntu-devel?13:12
nosrednaekimkde-look has some nice kubuntu wallpapers.13:12
ardchoilledthacker: I'm in #kubuntu-devel13:12
RiddellI don't have anything to discuss there, I'm waiting on ruphy from oxygen to get us the spare ones from the oxygen background contest13:12
dthackerkubuntu-devel, that is.  coffee needed.  brb13:12
Jucatodthacker, ardchoille: I'll join a bit later. need to be somewhere after the meeting13:12
kwwiion this topic13:12
* allee is back13:12
kwwiiwe have an art team meeting tonight at 19:00 UTC13:12
kwwiione of the issues is variant artwork13:12
kwwiiso please, anyone who is interested in kubuntu artwork try to attend13:13
* apachelogger notes the next meeting13:13
dthackerJucato: ping me, I'll me monitoring13:14
ardchoilleapachelogger: You can put the meeting events calendar into korganizer :)13:14
apacheloggerRiddell: so, I think we have nothing to discuss, we can as well end the meeting13:14
apacheloggerardchoille: I don't use korganizer :P13:14
apachelogger<-- webapp guy13:14
ardchoilleAh, does it accept ical ?13:14
JucatoGoogle Calendar :)13:14
Riddellthanks all13:14
nosrednaekimthank you!13:14
Riddellnext meeting a week on wednesday at 23UTC13:14
nosrednaekimnow there is a better time!13:15
nosrednaekim:D13:15
claydoh+113:15
claydoh:)13:15
Jucatooooh 7am my time the next day :)13:15
txwikinger12 Dec?13:15
Riddelltxwikinger: yes13:16
txwikingerthanks13:16
Riddelland hopefully it won't be as long as this one13:16
ardchoilleThe community is one of the things that make this a great distro, and this community rocks!13:17
ardchoilleThanks all.13:17
dthackerlater13:17
Jucato:)13:18
Jucatolaterz13:18
Hobbsee#endmeeting13:19
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kwwiiabout 5 min18:55
kwwiiok, test, test...1,2-1,2...can everyone hear me?19:00
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KenI can't hear you! (I can read you though)19:00
kwwiicool19:00
kwwiiwho all is here for the artwork meeting? say hi19:01
GunirusprofoX`: ping :p19:01
andreasnhi19:01
thorwilhi19:01
nothlithi19:02
profoX`hi Gunirus19:02
kwwiiok, let's give 3 more minutes for any late joiners...agreed?19:02
deezid_ok19:02
KenSounds good19:03
thorwildo you expect students? ;)19:03
kwwiiI am just hoping that lots of people show up ;-)19:03
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deezid_maybe a music student :)19:04
kwwiithat would be nice too19:04
deezid_can ask him if you like :)19:04
* _MMA_ lurks.19:04
kwwiiyou lurker, you19:05
kwwiiok let's get going19:05
kwwii#startmeeting19:05
MootBotMeeting started at 19:05. The chair is kwwii.19:05
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]19:05
kwwiistarting with the first topic....19:05
kwwii#TOPIC art.ubuntu.com19:05
kwwiierm19:05
andreasndid it work?19:06
kwwiiso here we go again with my lacking knowledge19:06
kwwiino19:06
andreasnperhaps without the #?19:06
Kenis it with the []'s?19:06
kwwiiTOPIC art.ubuntu.com19:06
andreasnor "/TOPIC" ?19:06
kwwiiright19:06
nothlitno definitely not the slash19:06
KenWhat's th elvish word for topic?19:06
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thorwilor with @ or !19:06
kwwiilol19:07
andreasnwhups, that changed the whole topic19:07
andreasncrap19:07
kwwiiart.ubuntu.com is basically finished19:07
kwwiilol19:07
deezid_this site is down?19:07
Kensorry. back onto [TOPIC]19:07
kwwiioh shit19:07
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thorwildeezid_: not up, i guess19:08
deezid_ok19:08
kwwii[TOPIC] art.ubuntu.com19:08
MootBotNew Topic:  art.ubuntu.com19:08
andreasnsweet19:08
kwwiiyipee19:08
andreasn:)19:08
kwwiiso, art.ubuntu.com is basically finished and is waiting for code review19:08
kwwiiwhat we need to find now is a couple of people interested in maintaing things19:09
andreasnany rough time estimation when it could be up?19:09
kwwiiand communicating ideas across the mailing list, forums, etc19:09
kwwiiandreasn: if it is not through code review in a week or so I will see about speeding up the process19:09
andreasnkwwii: sounds great19:10
deezid_:)19:10
kwwiiso nothlit, feel like helping out on that?19:10
kwwii;-)19:10
nothlitsure19:10
kwwiicool, anyone else can send me an email or we can discuss it in chat19:11
kwwii[ENDTOPIC]19:11
kwwiierm19:11
troy_sThe bloody atrocity that is known as art.ubuntu.com will require someone with supreme dedication and time.  Forums might be a better starting point.19:11
andreasnperhaps we can mention we're looking for people who's interesting in that task on the mailing list?19:11
Kengenerally speaking, I can help out, but only until mid-January.19:12
Ken(if you need to stall for someone who can really invest all-out time19:12
kwwiiandreasn: good idea, once I know a general time frame I'll post to the list19:12
andreasngood19:12
kwwiiKen: sounds good19:12
kwwii#endtopic19:13
kwwiierm19:13
kwwii[/TOPIC]19:13
kwwiioh great, this is going to take forever19:13
thorwilkwwii: maybe there's no end, only starting the next?19:13
Guniruskwwii: rtfm ?19:13
andreasnmaybe if you just do a new "[TOPIC] ..."19:13
troy_sbugger the uber geektools.19:13
KenNeed another lord of the rings reference?19:13
kwwii[TOPIC] spreading information about the art direction, etc19:14
MootBotNew Topic:  spreading information about the art direction, etc19:14
KenShiny.19:14
kwwiiright, on this one, everyone should know that the wiki is the final place for information and the mailing list the almost nearly so19:14
deezid_complimentary colours :)19:14
kwwiibut we need to communicate the information that will go out in the wiki in the forum and art.ubuntu.com19:15
KenYeah, I've tried to get info on what was already decided on the Art direction, and had to hit the mailing list.19:15
kwwiiso, if anyone ask we all need to point them to the same place19:15
kwwiiKen: until now we are still awaiting final decisions on the art direction, that will be finished sometime late next week or so19:16
kwwiiso there should be something online within a week or more19:16
KenIs there a section with progress information?19:16
nothlitif anyone wants has information they had trouble finding feel free to suggest it so we can put it in the faq (if you want to do it yourself thats fine too :)19:17
kwwiiif anyone is active in the forum, please spread this information19:17
kwwiinothlit: excellent point19:17
KenYeah, a mention in the FAQ would be perfect.19:17
kwwiiKen: not yet, it all basically says a bit of general background stuff and please wait19:17
kwwiiwe have been discussing lots of different ideas (mainly on the mailing list and wiki)19:18
kwwiifrom all of this we are forming the art direction information and once it is out we can move forward19:18
KenYeah, I read up on the mailing list. Nothing seems concrete, but a mention where the ideas are being discussed would be good.19:18
kwwiiok, I guess we nailed that one as well19:18
kwwiiKen: right, I'll add something to the wiki19:19
andreasnjust a final question, the wiki page is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork, right?19:19
andreasn(that we point people to)19:19
kwwii[ACTION] kwwii adds information about the art direction decision process19:20
MootBotACTION received:  kwwii adds information about the art direction decision process19:20
kwwiiandreasn: yes19:20
andreasnok, just checking to be sure19:20
kwwiithere is a link to hardy artwork there as well19:20
kwwiibasically, all the really neat artsy stuff is in http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming19:21
Kenit's fairly easy to find if you know where you want to go. :)19:21
kwwiiyeah, pretty much19:21
kwwiiok, next topic19:21
KenI even tossed a page in there, mwaha19:21
Kenanyway...19:21
kwwii[TOPIC] flickr19:21
MootBotNew Topic:  flickr19:21
kwwiiin order to get more contributions from existing channels, we discussed setting up a flickr group and make some tags so that people can discuss and contribute on flickr as well19:22
kwwiisoooo...I created a group called "ubuntu-artwork"19:22
kwwiijoin up, help out19:23
andreasnurl?19:23
kwwiihttp://flickr.com/groups/ubuntu-artwork/19:23
MootBotLINK received:  http://flickr.com/groups/ubuntu-artwork/19:23
kwwiiI think that you might get more than you'd think through flickr, we shall see19:24
kwwiianyone have any experience with flickr?19:24
kwwiianyone want to help with this?19:24
KenThis is all for incoming concept art I assume19:24
kwwiiright19:24
KenHonestly, I just googled flickr.19:24
andreasnjoined, I can keep a eye on it19:25
thorwilmy only experience is with browsing/searchging :)19:25
deezid_me too19:25
KenIs there a way to divide flickr into sections like "desktops", "GTK ideas" etc?19:26
andreasnthere are tags19:26
kwwiiKen that is exactly what I would like help with :-)19:26
KenI see, so it's more like Gmail in the way that you just tag everything.19:26
kwwiiright19:27
kwwiiso we would need to figure that out in advance19:27
troy_skwwii: Any chance of discussing actual hard elements regarding the work at some point?19:27
kwwiiif anyone has any experience or ideas or just wants to help me mess up, email me :-)19:27
kwwiitroy_s: yeah, we were going to talk a bit about icons later19:28
troy_skwwii: Great.  I would like to see if the folks can actually develop a 'style' out of the requirements:  glossless, etc.19:28
kwwiiright, we'll get to that after one more topic19:29
deezid_no gloss? :D19:29
KenI'd like to help out with that, if possible. I'll wait until were in the irght topic19:29
deezid_ok19:29
kwwii[TOPIC] bug hunting19:29
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kwwiiok, as always there are a bunch of "artwork" bugs  - I encourage everyone to help in triaging the bugs so figure out which ones are even really "artwork" bugs19:30
kwwiianyone have any ideas on how we could encourage more people to help?19:31
KenRendering errors or stylistic errors?19:31
Kenn/m19:31
kwwiithe first step is to figure out what is exactly wrong, be it artwork or code19:31
kwwiiso you do not have to be a genius or a great artist to help19:32
andreasnone thing we could do to make people hunt bugs harder is to report the bugs we have looked into ourselves19:32
KenDo we have a page where users can go to report bugs?19:32
troy_skwwii: I would say that a good degree of 'helping' is problematic on that front as you 'help' then the bikeshed of revisioning starts up.19:32
andreasnit's pretty easy to find artwork bugs just by searching19:32
kwwiiandreasn: right, good idea...if anyone submits something to a package they should be associated with the art bugs that come with it for a couple of weeks at least19:32
deezid_maybe open a thread at ubuntu-forums dev-link forum?19:33
kwwiitroy_s: ?19:33
kwwiideezid_: yeah, if only I was a forum user :-)19:33
troy_skwwii: Maybe a page on the wiki is relevant.  Find the bug, push a bzr fix, attach comment with bzr branch link type of setup.19:33
deezid_there are many users using hardy already19:33
KenA database maby?19:33
troy_skwwii: Well for example, everything from creating an icon for a project (was filed as a bug) to 'fixing' bugs in windeco.19:33
deezid_mhh19:33
troy_skwwii: It opens up a gongshow of bikeshed with the very real fact that aesthetics are being impacted.19:34
kwwiitroy_s: it is not just about fixing them (although that is also nice) it is also about knowing which bugs are real and which are even our problem19:34
kwwiitroy_s: i would exclude aesthetics from this entirely19:34
andreasna lot of bugs are just like this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-notifier/+bug/14938019:34
kwwiiif something is the wrong size, or does not exist, or whatever19:34
ubotuLaunchpad bug 149380 in update-notifier "blurry reboot / restart icon" [Low,New]19:34
troy_skwwii: Triaging then.19:34
kwwiiright19:34
troy_skwwii: Seems like the bug hunters 'bug day' work well.19:35
kwwiitroy_s: yeah, perhaps we should have a bug day19:35
andreasntroy_s: is that just a day were you hunt down and fix bugs?19:35
troy_sandreasn: But for most of those bugs we are aware that it is an incorrect or missing symlink to the SVG -- you are the expert on that naming spec etc.19:35
luisbgdon't you guys need to define what a art bug is?19:36
troy_sandreasn: At least hunt them down and line them up19:36
andreasnok, so we should encourage people of the art team to be part of those bug days. Sounds great19:36
kwwiiKen: we have https://bugs.launchpad.net/ , in case you haven't seen it19:36
KenWhy not create a dedicated page, not a wiki but an actual art-bug database. Users specify what type of bug it is and it gets files appropriatly19:36
Kenn/m, thanks Kwwii19:36
troy_sKen: It exists.19:37
nothlitwell, anyone part of the team already gets the bugs19:37
troy_sAgain, more information issues -- the lack of Launchpad knowledge hurts us.19:37
KenStill new here/Idiotic19:37
andreasnkwwii: I know you can cc a person on a bug, can you cc a whole team?19:37
kwwiiKen: no worries19:37
nothlitso all we have to do is encourage them to look at them and let them know they are allowed and should do something about it if possible19:37
kwwiiandreasn: indeed19:37
KenCould we post a link in an about menu (in the OS itself)?19:38
Ken"If you find the program looks invcorrect, go to..."19:38
troy_sandreasn: You can subscribe an art team as teams and people are the same I believe.19:38
kwwiiKen: traching aesthetical issues as bugs is really hard as it is not a ovting mechanism19:39
kwwiis/traching/tracking19:39
Kentrue.19:39
troy_sandreasn: So theoretically it is the same, although I haven't done it.  Perhaps kwwii should register a bug "Art team doesn't fix bugs" lol.19:39
KenYeek, I could see the blogospere having fun with that, Mwaha19:39
kwwii[ACTION] kwwii to send email to list about but hunting with a bit more information19:40
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kwwiiman, glad we had this meeting, I am getting all the work19:40
luisbgkwwii, lol19:40
andreasnhm, perhaps "Also affects project" under Actions?19:40
kwwiilol19:40
troy_skwwii: Unfortunately you are the 'guy'.19:41
kwwiiok, final topic19:41
kwwii[TOPIC] icons, what d'ya want to see?19:41
luisbgkwwii, needs to delegate19:41
MootBotNew Topic:  icons, what d'ya want to see?19:41
luisbgkwwii needs people to delegate to19:41
Kenwe should just make forms for kwwii to fill out. He should actually make the forms too.19:41
deezid_less orange19:41
kwwiihehe, no doubt19:41
kwwiideezid_: less orange, how do you mean exactly?19:41
Kengloss, diagonal lines and blatant use of transparencies.19:41
thorwiland glow19:42
andreasnkwwii: regarding community artwork or personal wishes about the main stuff?19:42
Kenthorwil: Don't forget reflections19:42
troy_skwwii: What are we chasing?19:42
luisbgless glow (color palette is ok now)19:42
luisbggloss/glow19:42
deezid_mhh, don't want to get rid of orange19:43
kwwiiandreasn: we are discussing what we would like to see in hardy19:43
KenI think we should add colour to the panels; They look somewhat stale as they are now.19:43
troy_sThese were probably the most elegant looking folders I found out in the wild, but they chase the term 'elegant' and apparently ours is 'clunky'.  http://kde-look.org/content/preview.php?preview=1&id=38254&file1=38254-1.png&file2=&file3=&name=Some+more+SVG+Icons19:43
thorwiltroy_s: i suppose ubuntu is chasing its own tail19:43
deezid_maybe black gloss? :D lol19:43
deezid_wow19:44
troy_sthorwil: Lol.  yes.19:44
kwwiibut let's keep it to icons19:44
kwwiitroy_s: indeed, you showed me that (and I stole the idea)19:44
troy_skwwii: Another half of the icon question, are we chasing Tango outlines?19:44
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kwwiitroy_s: I think that no matter what we still have to look presentable next to the gnome icons (tango style)19:45
KenI think tango outlines are a good idea just as they increase visibility.'19:45
deezid_http://fc02.deviantart.com/fs17/i/2007/174/8/c/Noiro_Icons_by_Bobbyperux.jpg19:45
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kwwiias I doubt we will ever replace them all19:45
troy_skwwii: Etc.  That is a rather critical element as I honestly have yet to see a Tango icon that looks elegant and has a craftsman-like detail level.19:45
deezid_i like those icons19:45
deezid_:)19:45
andreasntroy_s: http://www.flickr.com/photos/jakubsteiner/2075422487/19:45
troy_skwwii: Well that is unfortnate.19:45
kwwiiyeah, we might need to tweak things here and there19:45
KenWe should avoid ultra-realistic I think, just as that's the latest "thing"19:46
troy_sandreasn: More of the duplication of an imitation.19:46
KenIt will be next years gloss.19:46
kwwiiI think that we will move away from gloss in any case19:46
KenI'm thinking a Dilbert theme.19:46
troy_sandreasn: Leopard's abandoning of their default folder icon in the name of watermarking was a bit of a regression.19:46
KenMaybe I should contribute more and cut down on jokes now.19:47
luisbgKen, you want to avoid stuff because it's the latest "thing"19:47
luisbgI don't like being contratrends just to be contratrends19:47
troy_sandreasn: And the only thing that elevates that icon is the fact that the scale reduces the outline stroke -- which is exactly my point.  Outlines are clunk.19:47
Kenluisbg: Exactly what I meant19:47
luisbgI believe tango works, it should be tweaked but not replaced19:48
deezid_i like the industrial refresh more19:48
deezid_:)19:48
thorwiltroy_s: i think outlines can help to make icons work on varying backgrounds19:48
Kenthorwil: I agree19:48
kwwiiI am not a fan of the outlines either although at small sizes you almost cannot live without it19:48
deezid_no outlines please19:48
troy_sthorwil: The question is -- is it relevant.  Different background means that quest for the Platonic 'ultimate icon' -- the quest of pure folly.19:48
andreasnI personally think we should try to work close to upstream as that's were a _lot_ of work is going on there and the coverage is pretty good19:49
kwwiiandreasn: agreed19:49
kwwiiwe19:49
kwwiierm19:49
troy_sandreasn: Then our aesthetic is once again dictated by upstream and that is a bastion of questionable source.19:49
kwwiiwe'll be nice and feed you cake19:49
troy_sanyways, I have said my piece.  -1 on the outlines and Tango clunk aesthetic.19:49
kwwiiI think that we can pull off our own stuff while still being somewhat inline with upstream19:50
KenThe problem is that the most usable interface is the ugliest.19:50
kwwiiand it might just solve some of our problems by doing so19:50
KenThe more pretty you go, the less usable it is.19:50
andreasntroy_s: well, we could try to replace everything, but I need to see a alternative with good coverage of the applications we ship by default19:50
luisbgKen, I don't agree19:50
KenOutlines look bad, but they do help.19:50
thorwilKen: never. emotions impact performance ...19:50
troy_sandreasn: I am not of the mind that we need to change _everything_.  Get a decent level of penetration to sell the aesthetic decisions.19:50
* _MMA_ reminds kwwii about the "What release are we working toward?" question.19:51
troy_sandreasn: The quest for 'finished design' is weighed out with the very real fact that design will _never_ be finished.19:51
thorwilthere are levels between a clear outline and no outline at all19:51
andreasnanother thing to weight in is that 3rd party apps like mozilla certanly wants a less movable targets on linux platforms19:52
kwwii_MMA_: ouch forgot the derivative stuff19:52
troy_sthorwil: Outlines are all about contrast, and there are so many factors in contrast that it becomes extremely complicated.  In the end, either you try for the "It works in all environments" or you don't worry about it and worry more about a singular aesthetic vision.19:52
kwwiiyeah, one good question is the exact timing of the themeing cycles for hardy19:52
troy_sandreasn:  Sure.  That said, their icons are pretty top shelf and they don't fit in with Tango at all.19:52
_MMA_kwwii: And what should ultimately be targeted for +1.19:52
troy_skwwii: I think this discussion heads down the road of 'territory that is Marks'19:53
andreasntroy_s: actually they are doing tango/gnome integration for firefox319:53
kwwiion one hand we can say that hardy is an LTS release and therefor the first of the new breed or we say that Hardy is the last of the old cycle19:53
kwwiitroy_s: yeah, definitely19:53
troy_sandreasn: Unfortunate, their icons are beautiful as is for Firefox and Thunderbird.19:53
kwwiiI think that we will see that hardy is the last of the old, but do not "mark" my words19:53
andreasnanyway, any good ideas for icons we want to ship that's not the default? any good community candidates?19:54
KenWhat about going with 2 different icon schemes? One for general purpose and one for OS-usage? Similar to the idea of the glossless icons for panels and such?19:54
deezid_I think hardy should receive a new design as dapper did before19:54
troy_skwwii: It just is going to provoke bike shedding and the very real fact that without key terms and such to work towards, we are going to be hooped.  We can at _least_ evaluate the work against the goal then.19:54
andreasnI would like to package stripy-icon-theme19:54
kwwiitroy_s: right, this conversation is just supposed to spur ideas, not work towards anything19:54
troy_sandreasn: Do you have any links to legacy themes that work?19:54
kwwiiandreasn: stripy?19:55
nothlitKen: two default icon themes is ridiculous, you choose a sane default and people can customise at will19:55
andreasnhttp://xoomer.alice.it/bat/tmp/stripy-icon-theme-0.2.tar.bz219:55
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andreasnhttp://bp1.blogger.com/_2o81e3u4ZFU/Rj_ASHcA0GI/AAAAAAAAACA/BHzbrqrpNh8/s1600-h/Schermata.png19:55
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troy_sKen: Not to mention the amount of work.19:55
kwwiiKen: we do include several themes, perhaps we can include more or change the set we include19:55
kwwiioh wow19:55
troy_sLOL19:55
andreasn(this would be universe stuff though, it's just so I can learn packaging really :) )19:55
deezid_OMG19:56
luisbgthat looks like paul smith LOL19:56
kwwiiandreasn: I hope they remeber you by that19:56
thorwilstrpey sure keeps the orange19:56
andreasnlapo usually advice people not to use those19:56
troy_sOk just so we keep some vision, here are the two big boys...19:56
troy_shttp://www.rw-designer.com/res/vista-folder-32.png19:56
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troy_sthat's vista19:56
troy_shttp://img48.imageshack.us/img48/7207/picture1vn2.png19:56
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troy_sthere is leopard.19:57
troy_sleopard very clearly made a move away from their other icon in the name of watermarking.19:57
kwwiiwell, I do not like the thing on it's side and the leopard ones look freaky to me19:57
troy_slol19:57
troy_skwwii: I agree...19:57
nothlitleopard visually changed a lot of things for the sake of change unfortunately19:57
deezid_KDE4's folder icons look somehow similar to Leopards'19:57
kwwiilol, yeah, they have been stealing from us oxygen guys19:58
troy_snothlit: I disagree -- they have tried to add value -- the watermarking for example so you can 'see' your folder stuff.19:58
deezid_nope19:58
andreasnkwwii: such ripoffs :)19:58
deezid_the other way19:58
deezid_^^19:58
troy_slol19:58
deezid_lol19:58
luisbgheh19:58
kwwiithe water-marking itself is kinda neat19:58
andreasnso, these watermarks, does they work well in finder etc?19:58
thorwilbut requires large size19:59
troy_skwwii: Plus one, minus six on the garbage frontal folder look though.19:59
KenWe should probably have the folders open to the left...19:59
kwwiibut the way they changed a couple of icons so that they no longer fit with the whole is nasty19:59
troy_sandreasn: I don't think they care.19:59
andreasnor does it only work in coverflow?19:59
troy_skwwii: the 'whole' is on the move19:59
thorwilhttp://www.indiehig.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/09/shape.png19:59
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troy_skwwii: ever changing -- it is a bridging release for certain.19:59
KenWhy would we watermark folders though? We have emblems.19:59
kwwiiyeah19:59
deezid_yupp19:59
kwwiiwe could change the emblem stuff to that pretty easy; I would guess20:00
kwwiibut it would make it hard to have more than one20:00
troy_sKen: I posted those two links to illustrate the direction of the two main players.  Not question the watermark etc discussion -- it isn't relevant to us.20:00
luisbgyeap20:00
troy_skwwii: Emblems-- on that note,20:00
nothlittroy_s: the dock, folder icons etc have been illustrated to detract from usability/visibility, break logic and visual completeness from what i've seen of critical reception20:00
nothlittroy_s: i have no direct experience with it though20:00
troy_skwwii: IF we get in the lovely monochromatic glyphs for the systray etc (as per you and andreasn 's samples) perhaps we need to consider similar etching on the emblems?20:01
kwwiitroy_s: yeah, I was wondering how well that would work20:01
kwwiiperhaps we could color code them a bit20:01
Kentroy_s: That would bring amazing continuity20:01
troy_snothlit: Bridging release.  The entire move is jettisonning the now decrepit glossy shiny bits and moving towards... well paper to start :)20:01
troy_sandreasn: Is there any upstream work to have action / colour association in place?20:02
kwwiias time is running out, let's hit the last topic and be off for tonight20:02
troy_skwwii:  Unfortunately, it is at least on the map as the overall presentation is going to be impacted by those emblems.20:02
kwwiiwe can discuss this more in a bit or in another channel, ok?20:03
andreasntroy_s: well, we are trying to use distinct colors on the emblems. There have been discussions about ditching the emblem system and use more regular tags instead20:03
troy_sandreasn: Wow.  Tags that have associated images?  That is damn innovative!20:03
KenI like emblems, they work well for all I can see.20:03
Kenlol20:03
kwwiitroy_s: yeah, a lot hands on that...I should probably get some stuff together about the emblem ide20:03
kwwiiok, last topic20:04
andreasntroy_s: no, more like no images, just text-tags, nothing concrete at all really though20:04
kwwii[TOPIC] Variant Artwork20:04
MootBotNew Topic:  Variant Artwork20:04
nothlityeah but things like the loss of silhouette, color coding, the extremely bright but indescernible dock light, significantly impact the interaction, not to mention doubled shadows with incorrect angles for flash's sake etc20:04
kwwiiwe need to keep the communication up about the other variants which need help20:04
luisbgmore communication is key20:04
kwwiiwith most of them you are free to play a lot more than you can with the ubuntu work20:05
troy_skwwii: Lol.20:05
kwwii_MMA_ would like all the help he can get with ubuntu-studio20:05
kwwiiand I would love to see more people step up and help kubuntu20:05
andreasnso, have there any of interest in kubuntu, edubuntu, ubuntustudio etc from newcomers?20:05
* _MMA_ whistles.20:05
nothliti think its only the official derivatives that lack contribution funnily enough20:05
kwwiiandreasn: yes, to an extent20:05
* luisbg looks at _MMA_ 20:05
kwwiinothlit: yeah, pretty much20:06
luisbgnothlit, maybe derivatives don't need contribution20:06
troy_sandreasn: I think the interest is met with the very real fact that every single distribution has 'ideas' as to what is "Right(TM)"20:06
KenKubuntu, maby. Just because KDE programs are present on Ubuntu.20:06
luisbgtroy_s, yes but all distros should work together20:06
andreasntroy_s: how do you mean?20:06
luisbgmaybe we have different color palletes but we share some ideas20:06
luisbgand we can take benefit from each other's work20:06
_MMA_+120:07
kwwiia lot of the work could be done together while still achieving different goals20:07
troy_sandreasn: Creatively, it is a stifling environment and no one with ability will engage that climate.20:07
_MMA_(where the style fits of coarse)20:07
_MMA_*course20:07
kwwiiworking together on easing the themeing and sharing information is in any case a good idea20:07
troy_sandreasn: Not to mention the learning pains that Ubuntu is having with the collision between 'the way we do things' with the 'way things might want to be considered'.20:08
kwwiimaybe we shoud have progress reports from each variant on a schedule20:09
kwwiiincluding ubuntu20:09
luisbgkwwii, +120:09
kwwiiso we know where we stand at any given time20:09
luisbgand a list of tasks pending too20:09
andreasnkwwii: sounds like a good idea, more concrete on "where we are"20:09
kwwiiandreasn: exactly20:09
* _MMA_ cringes at the thought of more "reports".20:09
thorwil"progress or progress reports. choose one" :)20:09
troy_s_MMA_: +120:09
KenWe can have kwwii fill out the reports, he's doing everything else20:10
_MMA_lol20:10
kwwiiI think that at least on a monthly basis it would not be too much work20:10
kwwiiI can collect the info and send the email, wiki page, etc20:10
andreasnperhaps in connection with the monthly art meetings20:10
_MMA_kwwii: Well isnt that covered in that new "Teams Report" thing that just happened?20:10
luisbgwiki based stuff is good, updated every now and then is simple and effective20:11
* _MMA_ digs for a link.20:11
kwwii[ACTION] kwwii to look into better monthly reporting from various art teams20:11
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* luisbg wait for _MMA_ as he does bring a good point20:11
kwwii_MMA_: yeah, but this would just be about artwork20:11
luisbgthose team reports can be used for both20:11
kwwiiso it would help me fill out that page which I already have to do20:11
kwwii(UNLESS SOMEONE WANTS TO HELP)20:12
andreasndoes the different art teams have separate mailing lists? or does the discussion take place mostly on the ubuntu-dev mailing list etc?20:12
andreasnkwwii: I can give you a hand with that20:12
kwwiiandreasn: it all takes place on various lists20:12
luisbgkwwii, what type of help... I'm willing (a little bit bored lately)20:12
_MMA_kwwii: Sure, but it where I would personally put our changes in status about the art. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TeamReports20:12
troy_sandreasn: Since the 'community' is sooooo small, it makes sense to try and keep everything centralized to interested parties?20:12
kwwiitroy_s: but it would not hurt to share info20:13
kwwiijust basic stuff at first20:13
troy_skwwii: Oh I am not at all against sharing info -- I was thinking that keeping everything art related on the art mailing list is quite a GoodThing(TM)20:13
andreasntroy_s: I was mostly thinking about where to direct people who "wanting to help out somewhere"20:13
troy_skwwii: Our audience is rather small (well aside from the pop-in's and deactive types that bombard my email box every day)20:14
kwwiiluisbg, andreasn: we need to identify all the lists/people involved in the different teams and talk to them20:14
andreasntroy_s: I like that idea20:14
troy_sandreasn: Yeah I would go +1 for the mailing list.20:14
_MMA_troy_s: +1 Its a reason Ive had more a presence there and in the IRC channel.20:14
luisbgkwwii, let's identify yes20:14
troy_sandreasn: Hell... the art / design related folks are _soooooo_ fractured in FOSS as it is.20:14
luisbgkwwii, how?20:14
andreasntroy_s: totally :)20:14
troy_s_MMA_: And it has had an impact at least in showing solidarity.20:14
kwwiiluisbg: look around, send emails, etc20:14
luisbgkwwii, if you tell me which people in what teams... I'm on it20:15
luisbgkwwii, art people in all distros?20:15
kwwiithen we need to start simply getting info20:15
kwwiiluisbg: any related to ubuntu, yes20:15
luisbgkwwii, ok, I put that task on myself20:15
troy_sandreasn: If we can somehow harness Launchpad better we might even end off in a more strengthened position.20:15
luisbgif it's ok with everybody off course20:16
troy_skwwii: So... is it safe to say that perhaps a bzr repo with the etched icons might be a good point to get some real work done?20:16
kwwiitroy_s: definitely20:17
troy_sandreasn: You would be able to etch your shapes easily from your mock eh?20:17
luisbgbzr +120:17
luisbgwith mergeable branches for the new stuff20:17
troy_sok out boys... work to do.20:18
deezid_sorry, what does bzr mean?20:18
andreasntroy_s: yeah, I can upload whatever I have20:18
troy_s(and girls hopefully)20:18
luisbgdeezid_, it's a control version system20:18
deezid_ok20:18
mguneshi all20:18
kwwiiright, I guess the meeting is finished20:18
luisbgdeezid_, like cvs or svn, but better ;)20:18
kwwiianyone have anything else?20:18
andreasnnext meeting, when?20:18
troy_sandreasn: You and I can perhaps start up a bzr repo for some windeco buttons and the etching then.  I'll pm you in a while.20:18
deezid_thx20:18
kwwiiandreasn: the next meeting will be in the first week of January20:18
nothlitif we want help with those make a quick tutorial with the colour ##'s about modifying the existing tango silhouettes20:19
KenWhat will be covered?20:19
kwwiibut there might be another meeting called sooner than that to explain the plans20:19
derQwhere can we find a protocol of this meeting?20:19
andreasntroy_s: I have to leave for a party pretty soon, so if you want to send a e-mail to andreas@andreasn.se that might be better20:19
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kwwiime might want to have it in two weeks this time20:19
kwwiiideas?20:19
nothlitdo we have any status updates on the backlit glass concept? in terms of thematically/emotionally?20:19
andreasnkwwii: well, I guess we can bring that up on the mailing list20:19
deezid_get rid of the top bar? :D20:19
deezid_lol20:19
kwwiinothlit: I like it, yeah20:19
kwwiiandreasn: right20:19
andreasnkwwii: if/when we're going with a extra meeting20:20
kwwiiok, then for now we are done20:20
luisbgdeezid_, in ubuntu studio we got rid of the bottom bar and more20:20
kwwii#endmeeting20:20
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KenBacklit glass? Is there a link to an example?20:20
deezid_wiw20:20
deezid_wow20:20
deezid_ok20:20
andreasnok, take care everyone!20:20
andreasnthanks for a good meeting20:20
kwwiiyeah, thanks all20:20
kwwiigreat stuff20:20
luisbg=)20:20
KenGlad I could spllu bad ideas for the good ones to shine through. :P20:20
nothlitkwwii: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/HardyDesign20:21
mguneskwwii, could you post the log url from mootbot?20:21
* mgunes got the world clock wrong20:21
nothlitKen*20:21
nothlitoh, no wonder he left20:21
kwwiihttp://irclogs.ubuntu.com/20:22
kwwiinothlit: yeah?20:22
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kwwiiahh20:23
thorwilbacklit glass bot no gloss?20:23
kwwiiright20:23
kwwiiand /me is out20:23
deezid_example?20:23
deezid_mhh20:23
kwwiimove to #ubuntu-artwork20:23
nothlitgloss is entirely outdated and overdone, there is nothing new to be tried there20:24
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