=== Varka_ is now known as Varka === iThreads is now known as Shely === ubotu changed the topic of #ubuntu-meeting to: Current meeting: MOTU Calendar: http://fridge.ubuntu.com/event | Logs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/ | 20 Feb 01:00 UTC: TriLoCo-Midwest | 20 Feb 19:00 UTC: Platform Team | 20 Feb 20:00 UTC: Education Team | 20 Feb 21:00 UTC: Server Team | 21 Feb 14:00 UTC: Desktop Team [03:51] @date [03:51] @schedule rome [03:51] Schedule for Europe/Rome: Current meeting: MOTU 20 Feb 02:00: TriLoCo-Midwest | 20 Feb 20:00: Platform Team | 20 Feb 21:00: Education Team | 20 Feb 22:00: Server Team | 21 Feb 15:00: Desktop Team [03:51] @schedule lima [03:51] Schedule for America/Lima: Current meeting: MOTU 19 Feb 20:00: TriLoCo-Midwest | 20 Feb 14:00: Platform Team | 20 Feb 15:00: Education Team | 20 Feb 16:00: Server Team | 21 Feb 09:00: Desktop Team [03:52] emgent: isn't the MOTU meeting in 10 minutes ? [03:53] today is 15 Feb [03:53] motu meeting is in 20 Feb [03:53] as in schedule [03:53] but i think i read a mail saying it's tpoday [03:53] today* [03:53] false [03:54] i think [03:54] but general meeting ? [03:54] or motu Loco meeting ? [03:55] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2008-February/003280.html [03:55] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-motu/2008-February/003330.html === asac_ is now known as asac [03:57] nxvl: that's in one hour, isn't it? [03:57] @now [03:57] Current time in Etc/UTC: February 15 2008, 03:57:45 - Current meeting: MOTU [03:57] No, it's right now [03:57] some minutes ago should start [03:58] @now rome [03:58] Current time in Europe/Rome: February 15 2008, 04:58:30 - Current meeting: MOTU [03:58] @now lima [03:58] Current time in America/Lima: February 14 2008, 22:58:42 - Current meeting: MOTU [03:58] @now Sydney [03:58] Current time in Australia/Sydney: February 15 2008, 14:58:46 - Current meeting: MOTU [04:01] Ok, who do we have here? [04:01] o/ [04:02] nxvl, you are not motu :P [04:02] not yet [04:02] emgent: The meetings are open. [04:02] * pochu is half asleep, but here [04:02] * nxvl es like pochu [04:02] i need to sleep in while [04:02] Hey LaserJock. [04:02] hey nxvl :) [04:02] wahoo, made it [04:03] Are people here who posted agenda items? [04:03] well, I added the last 2 [04:03] Ok, what aobut the first? Well I guess the first doesn't matter so much. [04:03] about [04:03] As it is, unless someone else wants to chair, I don't mind doing it. [04:04] Volunteer for minutes? [04:04] I think that was ScottK or \sh (the first one) [04:04] Right. [04:04] I can do them... tomorrow ;) [04:04] pochu: Thanks. [04:05] did we do a roll call already? [04:05] #startmeeting [04:05] Meeting started at 04:05. The chair is TheMuso. [04:05] Commands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE] [04:05] [link] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Meetings [04:05] LINK received: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Meetings [04:05] LaserJock: I just asked who is here. [04:06] Does anybody have anything to say about he first agenda item, or should be postpone it for the next meeting? [04:07] Hrm, and since there are only a few of us, I'm wondering whether we should leave them for the list/the next meeting/ [04:07] It sounds good to me, although it says "e.g." so it sounds as it should be discussed (or postponed) [04:08] TheMuso: we can wait a little to see if there is someone late [04:08] pochu: Yeah, perhaps I was a little hasty in starting things. :p [04:09] heh, we could at least have a quick discussion I suppose [04:09] LaserJock: About which one(s)? [04:10] all of them [04:10] if not a lot of people show up [04:10] Yeah, and its looking increasinly like they won't, but we can wait a bit. [04:13] Yay, another MOTU. [04:14] RAOF: You are here for the meeting, aren't you? [04:14] motus += 1 [04:14] TheMuso: Yes, I am. Just a little late :) [04:14] Tis alright, we haven't started in urnist yet. [04:14] Unless my UTC-foo is particularly bad. [04:14] RAOF: NO it isn't. [04:15] Well, what say we get started? [04:15] * ajmitch isn't exactly here for the meeting, is almost beer o'clock :) [04:17] Or do you all think we should postponee? [04:18] How many do we have? [04:18] nxvl, pochu, LaserJock, yourself, and myself. [04:19] Hm. Doesn't seem a particularly good turnout, but will postponing get a better turnout? [04:19] and half of ajmitch! [04:19] The soper half :) [04:20] s/p/b/ [04:20] RAOF: Well I think the times rotate now, so the next one is more likely to land in a more suitable timezone. [04:20] * LaserJock likes this time :-) [04:20] TheMuso: So that means we should go ahead, surely. The idea of rotating timezones would be so that everyone can participate. [04:21] RAOF: Yes I know. [04:21] Alright, lets go. [04:21] [topic] mailing list policy (e.g. all MOTUs must be subscribed to devel-announce, should be subscribed -motu and -devel, where to post announcements etc.) [04:21] New Topic: mailing list policy (e.g. all MOTUs must be subscribed to devel-announce, should be subscribed -motu and -devel, where to post announcements etc.) [04:21] Since whoever added that doesn't seem to be here, what does everybody think? It sounds rather self-explanetory. [04:22] are we wanting a wiki page that has the "You need to be sub'd to ubuntu-motu, ubuntu-devel, and ubuntu-devel-announce" [04:22] ? [04:22] It does, yes. I think it's obvious that MOTUs should be expected to be subscribed to at least -motu & -devel-announce, and almost certainly -devel. [04:22] I think the "must be subscribed to -devel-announce" is sensible. [04:23] I think devel-announce, and -motu certainly. [04:23] The others shouldn't be enforced IMHO [04:23] hmm, -motu maybe... [04:23] really? [04:23] I feel like both -motu and -devel should be required [04:24] LaserJock: Certainly -devel if you are about to/are a MOTU. [04:24] As you are more active in the development community. [04:24] well important things go to -devel-announce. The rest is discussion so I don't think we should enforce it. [04:25] Although we should encourage it, of course. [04:25] mdz and others have said that the design of -devel should be for *all* developers and -motu should be just motu specific stuff [04:25] so I think people are really missing out on important stuff if they aren't sub'd [04:25] LaserJock: Now that you put it that way, -devel is important enough, as some important discussions do come up from time to time, or someone wants something tested. [04:26] it's not like they are high traffic [04:26] I still don't think we should force people to subscribe to a list because they might be interested in a few mails [04:26] LaserJock: true that, due to the split in -devel-discuss for devel and -mentors for motu [04:27] nxvl: You still with us? Do you have any thoughts? [04:27] pochu: Surely it's not *that* much of a burden? I get ~40 Ubuntu mails/day on busy days, and I'm subscribed to all sorts of lists. [04:27] Messages: 205 <--- ubuntu-motu in January [04:27] Yeah the traffic is not high at all. [04:27] Messages: 105 <--- ubuntu-devel in January [04:27] on -devel [04:28] I just feel like if -motu and -devel are really burdens then I have some other questions [04:28] if you know what I mean [04:28] RAOF: lucky you ;) I get hundreds every day, but I'm subscribed to too many I'm afraid... [04:28] So that'd be ~10 mails/day for -motu & -devel being mandatory. That doesn't seem onerous at all. [04:28] I don't think we need to have some sort of penalty or ML cops or anything [04:29] No, I see it more as an encouragement. [04:29] As they'd get more out of the development community at least reading those lists. [04:29] It would just be listed somewhere as expected behaviour. [04:29] RAOF: Yeah. [04:29] Well I'm saying all the time that we should encourage it, but not force it [04:29] but a wiki page that says that you *should* be sub'd is good, and generally saying it's assumed [04:29] Although -devel-discuss should be enforced. [04:30] devel-discuss? [04:30] You sure? [04:30] Err, -devel-announce [04:30] -devel-announce yes [04:30] pochu: I thought d-discus was at least partially a honeypot :) [04:30] TheMuso: I'm considering unsubscribing from -discuss ;) [04:30] Right, I thought so. [04:30] RAOF: yeah sadly it is [04:31] So does anybody wan to volunteer to update the wiki? [04:32] do we have a good wiki page for that? [04:32] LaserJock: That's what I was thinking. I can't think of one, offhand. [04:32] * TheMuso doesn't know, as he rarely looks at the MOTU part of the wiki these days. [04:33] Well perhaps its someting we tell new contributors who are regularly involved. [04:33] something [04:33] And, how do we enforce devel-announce? [04:33] We can't really enforce any of it really. [04:33] Sign up ~ubuntu-dev to devel-announce? :) [04:33] sure we can [04:34] have a devel-announce admin sign up everybody in ~motu [04:34] :-) [04:35] Yeah, but I don't think its something we can force contributors to do. [04:36] Why would we need to force contributors to do that? [04:36] We can suggest it to them, and if they don't then, well, that's one of the reasons their work is filtered through MOTUs. [04:36] no, this should be a MOTU thing [04:37] LaserJock: then motus could just filter mails from whateverlist to /dev/null :P [04:38] well, that would be very unfortunate [04:39] hmm, we need a "MOTU Reference" wiki page [04:39] I just get so lost [04:40] Hey, maybe https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopers is a good page? [04:40] well [04:40] that one is just so big [04:40] I need like the reference version [04:41] "MOTUhood for dummies" [04:41] that links to all the stuff and has nice checklists so we don't forget [04:41] That'd actually be a useful page, yeah. [04:41] so it's not "I need to learn how to ..." but "I need to remember how to ..." ;-) [04:41] Updated with "current/impending freeze: (exception process )", etc. [04:42] yep [04:42] "Where's that useful page about reviewing new library packages again?" [04:42] Etc. [04:42] Sorry, just got booted and reconnected. [04:42] What did I miss? [04:43] I didn't see you get booted, so I don't know. [04:43] TheMuso_: what was the last you saw? [04:43] Last thing you saw? === TheMuso_ is now known as TheMuso [04:44] LaserJock & I have been musing that a "Daily MOTU tasks quick reference guide" wiki page would be nice. [04:44] < RAOF> Why would we need to force contributors to do that? [04:44] TheMuso: http://pastebin.com/mcce1ddb [04:45] RAOF: thanks. [04:46] So... What should we do? Perhaps raise it on the list? [04:47] Unless someone here wants to volunteer to write such a page, yes. [04:48] The result of this discussion is "MOTUs are expected be subscribed to at least -motu, -devel, and -devel-discuss. Also, a MOTU Reference wiki page wourld be good", yes? [04:49] Does everybody agree with RAOF assessment of the discussion? [04:49] I agree. [04:51] Ok, I'll take that as a yes, as we are almost out of time. [04:52] [agreed] MOTUs are expected to be subscribed to at least -motu, -devel, and -devel-discuss. A MOTU wiki reference page would also be useful. [04:52] AGREED received: MOTUs are expected to be subscribed to at least -motu, -devel, and -devel-discuss. A MOTU wiki reference page would also be useful. [04:52] Moving along... [04:53] should Ubuntu Membership be a general requirement for MOTUship? (see the [WWW] MOTU Council thread for more details) [04:53] [topic] should Ubuntu Membership be a general requirement for MOTUship? (see the [WWW] MOTU Council thread for more details) [04:53] New Topic: should Ubuntu Membership be a general requirement for MOTUship? (see the [WWW] MOTU Council thread for more details) [04:55] So, shoudl this also be something that gets put to the list? [04:56] * TheMuso thinks again that we postpone to either the next meeting, or to the list. [04:56] As I see it, the only reason why Ubuntu Membership should not be a requirement for MOTU would be if the process for aquiring UM is swamped by applicants. [04:56] TheMuso: That seems reasonable. Send to list. [04:58] Anybody got anythign else to say? Otherwise I say we leave this and the other items either for the list, or the next meeting. [04:58] are some folks from motu-release present right now? [04:58] i've got some things to mention at least to them [04:58] Yes, I am, but we as a group haven't had a chance to talk about anything yet. [04:58] I'll hold off then until everyone on the team talks then [04:59] carry on :) [04:59] Anybody? [04:59] going.... [04:59] going.. [04:59] going. [05:00] gone. [05:00] Adjourned! [05:01] [agreed] Discussion of whether Ubuntu membership should be a general requirement of MOTUship, as well as feature freeze policy, should be discussed either on the MOTU mailing list, or at the next meeting. [05:01] AGREED received: Discussion of whether Ubuntu membership should be a general requirement of MOTUship, as well as feature freeze policy, should be discussed either on the MOTU mailing list, or at the next meeting. [05:01] #endmeeting [05:01] Meeting finished at 05:01. 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