[02:16] hi is this the doc team [02:16] hello [02:16] lol [02:16] let me dcc this to you [02:17] dcc what? [02:17] justin_, Yes, this is the doc team [02:17] /usr/share/gnome/help/musicvideophotos/C/musicvidephotos.xml [02:17] he says he needs that [02:17] trying ot find a way ot send it :'( [02:18] somerville32: ? :x [02:18] i uploaded it to a shell [02:18] ok how do i get it? [02:18] cant it just be email? [02:18] http://tinman.blinkenshell.org/musicvideophotos.xml [02:19] oh ohh [02:19] kk i downloaded it im gonna move it to the directory and see if it works [02:20] ///usr/share/gnome/help/musicvideophotos/C/musicvideophotos.xml. [02:20] hmm [02:20] i also put it in my ftp server [02:20] which is on my box [02:20] which is private :'( [02:20] and unsecure [02:21] i just tried to put it in that directory only to find out its already there [02:21] lool [02:21] that's a good news [02:21] update you package manager maybe [02:21] if its there y do i get page nto found [02:22] ask in #ubuntu, i am not the guy to answer that [02:22] lol [02:22] and when i open it directly it gives me a parsing error lol [02:23] yeah [02:23] same here [02:23] i dont think that xml file is important [02:23] lol [02:23] i hope not [02:24] any files in /help/ are only for /help [02:24] lol [02:24] lol hey do u know what channel the development team is in [02:24] hmm [02:25] ubuntu-dev maybe/ [02:25] but you are better off [02:25] ansking in #ubuntu [02:25] ok thnx [02:25] i dont think #dev people wanna help us new guys, they probably are making new ubuntu or sumthing [02:25] lol [08:16] sommer: I don't think there is a simple way, you simply have to substitute the ghelp link with the html link - the script uses sed for that. [08:16] sommer: but you could try asking one of the gnome docs guys such as shaunm [08:23] sommer: it's possible that the gnome build system has a way of doing it; maybe ask on the mailing list rather than on irc - their channel is quieter than ours [13:34] mdke: ya, the issue is finding where the ghelp link is linking to... heh [13:34] mdke: I'm thinking there's got to be a way to "index" the sect1 with the html path they generate [13:35] mdke: then replace the ghelp with the appropriate html link [13:35] mdke: that's a good idea about the gnome guys, surely someone else has tried this :-) [15:10] is anyone here from the doc team? [15:11] sure [15:12] i would like to translate the packaging guide to portuguese... [15:12] is there a way to do it using the launchpad? [15:14] Legendario: not sure, the packaging guide has been moved to the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide [15:14] Legendario: I'm not sure how that is translated? [15:14] I know it has been moved. [15:15] but it is not fully translated [15:15] i would like to finish it, but i find the launchpad the best way to do it [15:16] can anyone from the doc team set that? [15:16] Legendario: gotcha... sorry I'm not very familiar with the translation process [15:16] you might try asking on the mailing list [15:17] do you know anyone that can give me this answer? [15:17] well. [15:17] mdke may be able to... may be a while for a replay :) [15:18] thanks anyway [15:19] do you know if there is many difference between the 6.06 version from the work in progress version [15:21] Legendario: heh... I'm not 100% sure, still pretty new to Ubuntu myself. [15:21] Legendario: you can probably find more details in #ubuntu-motu for that question [15:21] ok. thanks [15:21] thanks dude [15:21] I wouldn't think there would be that many differences though :-) [15:21] np [15:24] help apreciated [20:56] New bug: #181099 in ubuntu-doc "ntd-simple no longer available as package" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/181099 [21:07] How do I download/view the docs in launchpad? [21:09] astabeno: this page explains it: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/Repository [21:09] if you run into problems feel free to ask here [21:28] I see thanks, guess that will only be done on my Ubuntu machine === nivek_ is now known as nivek [22:17] sommer: I think it's fairly clear where the ghelp links link to... what's you're issue with that? [22:21] sommer: in most cases I think it's true to say that a link such as "document#section" should link to document/C/section.html [22:21] there may be some exceptions I suppose [22:27] I am getting everything downloaded now. [22:32] astabeno: good, welcome aboard [22:41] mdke: that's true I think I was confused about links such as: user-guide#nautilus-cdwriter-data [22:41] then I realized the gnome user-guide is on the website as well... from fix-urls.py [22:42] mdke: I'm still working on a python script to loop through the files, should hopefully have something by the weekend [22:42] well, the principle I tried to set out doesn't work for that link ;) [22:42] there is no file as https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/user-guide/C/nautilus-cdwriter-data.html [22:43] https://help.ubuntu.com/7.10/user-guide/C/nautilus-cdwriter.html works though [22:44] mdke: ya... there are only currently 17 of those type of links, so if nothing else they can be hard coded or something [22:44] because the section linked to is quite a low level one, it doesn't get its own page [22:44] yeah. to do it automatically, the script would have to check what level section is linked to, and amend the link to point at the higher level section [22:44] tricky :) [22:45] mdke: I don't think that would be too hard once you know which file to link to [22:46] but to do that you'd have to parse all the xml files [22:46] then make some kind of index between sect and html file names [22:46] at least that's been my train of thought [22:48] it's a bit heavy for something like this [22:49] see if the gnome guys have any better ideas, although I have the feeling they don't [22:51] yep it definitely feels heavy... but once the "index" (I was thinking of sqlite) was created it could potentially be used for other things [22:52] mdke: thanks for the input, I sent an email to gnome-doc list earlier today as well :) [22:59] sommer: ok. thanks for the work on that. I'll see you late