[02:14] Hey guys, I'd love to join the documentation team - how do I start? [02:16] Hey guys, I'd love to join the documentation team - how do I start? [02:18] AndrewTheArt: hang around, its quit posable no ones around atm [02:18] OK, I'll hang here [02:19] thanks [02:19] np. welcome in :) [02:22] brb actually [02:22] nvm [02:25] AndrewTheArt: the best place to start with the Doc Team wiki page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam [02:25] hey kgoetz [02:26] which in turn tells me to go here [02:26] I probably misread it [02:26] heh, there's also the doc mailing list [02:27] sommer: hey mate [02:27] this channel varies quite a lot in livelyness depending on the time of day [02:27] join the mentoring program, also the Getting Started Page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam/GettingStarted [02:28] heh, ya my experience is that's it's usually pretty quite [02:50] New bug: #213711 in ubuntu-doc "Typo in 8.04 Beta release notes" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/213711 [12:25] New bug: #213889 in ubuntu-docs (main) "Missing laptop_mode documentation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/213889 [18:00] hey all, has there been any thought of the doc team doing a session at open week? [18:34] sommer: we did one I remember for the first open week, not sure about last time [18:43] ah, I don't remember seeing one last time. [18:43] just wondering since it seems there a lot of new mentees lately :-) [18:43] yeah, but we have to have somebody to run it [18:44] and really if we have mentees maybe we don't need open week so much? [18:44] heh, that has some logic to it [18:47] I doubt anybody in the doc team would object to a session, but I'm not sure if we really need it as bad as other teams [22:56] anyone know if it is too late for adding a new translational string? ... just came across a string that wasn't marked for translation [22:57] mdke: ^ [22:58] awen_: I don't think it's too late, since you're referring to a KDE app, yes? [22:59] crimsun: kde-app, yes. guidance-power-manager to be exact [23:00] awen_: I'd hang around for either mdke or LaserJock. (See also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationStringFreeze and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline) [23:01] I'm not really sure either [23:01] I don't think NonLanguagePackTranslationDeadline is applicable here, since we're not speaking of a menu entry [23:02] what's the specific thing we're talking about? [23:02] 17:52 awen_ > ScottK: any reason why we are translating (i18n) "charging" but not "discharging" in g-p-m ... to late to fix that? [23:02] crimsun: but it wouldn't be a regression ... if it isn't translated it will appear in english (as in the code) right? [23:02] LaserJock: ^^ [23:02] so that's in the g-p-m package right? [23:03] awen_: correct [23:03] LaserJock: correct [23:03] seems like that would be a low-risk bug fix [23:05] I wouldn't think there would be a freeze on that right now [23:05] you aren't changing the documentation [23:05] i don't really know how the black magic works ... from using the i18n-function in python to the translation file [23:05] just making it available for translation [23:05] LaserJock: not in any way ... just adding i18n around a string [23:05] (I guess technically it's the kde-guidance source) [23:05] crimsun: yeah [23:06] I certainly don't see anything wrong with fixing that [23:07] and you might want to email the ubuntu-translators list once the .pot has been imported to help get that string as well translated as possible [23:07] LaserJock: okay... i'll go ahead then [23:07] I think the relavent freeze here is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LanguagePackTranslationDeadline [23:07] crimsun: would you agree? [23:08] which is the 17th [23:08] LaserJock: that's what I would think [23:09] okay ... so no the translation teem should be aware of last minute changes like this, eg. no need to email them? [23:10] I would email them just to make sure [23:10] doesn't hurt to give them a "heads up" [23:10] LaserJock: okay ... ubuntu-translation@l.u.c ? [23:25] awen_: I think it's ubuntu-translators [23:25] but you can check lists.ubuntu.com to make sure [23:27] LaserJock: you were correct ... thanks for taking your time [23:29] no problem, thanks for looking into the issue