[00:01] Oh hey, it is done scanning :D [00:01] assim? === Ursinha is now known as Amelinha === Amelinha is now known as Ursinha [00:21] ScottK, I'm glad you like Launchpad without CSS, I went to quite a bit of trouble to make that nicer :-) [00:57] mpt: Now if you could just get Bug #59510 taken care of we'd be in business. [00:57] Launchpad bug 59510 in launchpad "Can't log in with w3m due to bad cookies" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/59510 === emgent_ is now known as emgent [02:20] Rinchen: and when will this miniumal UI actually get implemented? [02:22] geser: you're not alone, re the quick searches. [02:23] geser: some projects are listed as you, along with all other motu's, because some strange nitwit decided to subscribe/assign motu to some non-ubuntu bugs. [02:27] and while they got marked as invalid / unsubscribed, the damage is still done, and the projects will probably be there, unless the MOTU team dies, or you quit it [02:27] Rinchen: there are a lot of things that are going to get implemented at some point. But now we don't have a simple UI where people could find stuff, and get stuff done. [02:29] well, I can find stuff and get stuff done [02:29] it could just be better [02:39] moin === sm_ is now known as sm === asac_ is now known as asac === superm1 is now known as superm2 === superm2 is now known as superm3 [07:12] ARGH! [07:12] * Hobbsee is so utterly damned confused now [07:12] how do i get where i want to go? [07:12] Hobbsee: you sound a little... on edge. [07:13] (ba-dum tish!) [07:13] spiv: yeah, i'm attempting to use the bug page. [07:13] * Hobbsee wonders why assigned to is smaller than the section for milestone [07:14] spiv: even production won't be safe in a couple of days :( [07:16] * Hobbsee gets lost among all the tabs and breadcrums, to the point of finding how to go back to the bug list, from a particular bug, is hard. :( [07:17] Hobbsee: what you don't have the URL memorized? :-) [07:17] LaserJock: i didn't bother using my shortcut, no. [07:18] LaserJock: the new 'features' of that page tend to throw all logic otu the window, leaving a remaining small cry of "i should know how to use this. i feel stupid. but it's so confusing" [07:19] do we need a Launchpad support group? [07:19] depends how bad the UI gets... [07:19] "hi, my name is Jordan and I'm confused by Launchpad, it's been 5 months since I last knew how to use the UI" ;p [07:20] heirachy is really hard, when some of it is breadcrumbs, which is left justified, and some of it is tabs, which is center. [07:20] i can't tell which is more important anymore [07:20] personally I think the tabs take too much space (if we're into them at the moment) [07:22] i'm just finding the same things in multiple places - or at least, i think they are, but everything keeps changing so much that i don't know what's right and wrong to click anymore, and i can't use a sense of logic, as that would tell me that the functions would all be in a list on the page somewhere - but they're not - they're randomly around the page. [07:22] So i'm really just going mad. [07:23] we knew that already ... ;-) [07:23] yeah well. mad faster, then. [07:23] could it be an idea to change the appearance of the tabs? [07:26] In my opinion the biggest problem is that all pages lost a lot of contrast, [07:26] there is no clear difference between content and functionality [07:35] contact details should be on the right of the "most active", "latest memberships" and "bragging rights" [07:35] it takes up so much space [07:38] hi everybody, in my launchpad project only the admin can upload files into the project, how to let the drivers also upload? === superm3 is now known as superm1 [07:46] capiscuas1982: try changing ownership of the project to a team that you can add other LP users to [07:54] james: i'm afraid that giving the ownership of a whole team i'll be giving people right to change the ownership again and kick us out :-) [07:57] capiscuas1982: well, if you don't trust the people to help you run the project, why would you trust them to add files for download? [08:10] jamesh: thanks, i've added those that i trust the most in a mantainer group, anyway I wish that launchpad has an option to just control who can upload files without the need of giving full privileges [08:51] hi there, [08:53] i have got a problem with my launchpad account, when I try to log in, it tells me that "This account [08:53] cannot be used". When I got to my project page and click on my username, it tells me that "bertrand.cachet does not use Launchpad". [08:53] I really don't know how to solve this issue, [08:53] I have found no information on google except a web page on ubuntu forum that tells that if we encounters this problem, we should go to IRC to ask for some help [09:30] * wgrant prefers the short-lived logo favicon. [10:39] hi, does somebody have information about my problem: I have got the message "This account cannot be used" when I try to login [10:39] ? [10:44] bca_: You need a Launchpad person to fix your account. I'm not sure that anybody who can fix it is around right now. [10:44] ok [10:44] bca_: what's your launchpad username? [10:44] bca_: Did you change your email address? That's one cause. [10:44] Has that been fixed yet? [10:44] bertrand.cachet [10:45] i have this problem for 3 weeks no [10:45] i have readen on ubuntu forums that this problem sometimes appear and disappear [10:45] so i have waited a little bit [10:45] * wgrant wonders why all of the accounts weren't fixed at once. [10:46] but now, it is a bit long with no changement [10:46] that's why i ask for some help [10:46] bca_: are you sure? i mean that thing that appears at the end of launchpad.net/~yourusername [10:46] have a try if you want [10:47] bca_: ah right, found it, it appears with a hyphen in the url [10:47] bca_: this has been a recurring problem lately and we're working on fixing it. i'll make sure that someone fixes your account soon [10:47] https://launchpad.net/~bertrand-cachet [10:48] thanks a lot intellectronica [10:48] bca_: np. sorry for the inconvenience [10:48] i have added a comment onto the bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/245584 [10:48] Launchpad bug 245584 in launchpad "This account cannot be used - sporadic issue for a number of accounts" [Undecided,Fix committed] [10:48] because it is more or less the same [10:55] bca_: It is the same, and I've fixed it for you in the database. [10:56] There is a code fix already made allowing people to reclaim accounts in this state, but I don't think it is available on the main site yet. [10:58] stub: perfect [10:58] i can now loggin [10:58] thanks a lot [10:59] stub: is there no way to spot the problem in the database and fix it automatically? [11:02] IIRC it isn't a problem, rather than a fix. These are accounts that have been flagged as unwanted, and now we are paying much more attention to that flag. If the accounts where flagged incorrectly, I have no way of telling them apart from the genuine ones. [11:04] I thought there was some bogus email address change handling which resulted in them being deactivated... [11:04] Maybe - I haven't been following in detail. [11:05] Or is this not bug #244499 which sinzui was talking about with you? [11:05] Launchpad bug 244499 in launchpad "can't login anymore on launchpad after switching several mail addresses" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/244499 === abentley1 is now known as abentley === jscinoz_ is now known as jscinoz [12:14] Hi [12:14] we are trying to evaluate Rosetta for gnucash translations [12:14] Thank you for the support so far [12:15] I am not well-versed in the management of translations at all [12:15] I have gotten a question from the current technical maintainer relating to pot, po and the source code itself [12:16] Can somebody please point me to some information where I can quickly understand how those three entities relate? [12:16] My current understanding: pot equates to a collection of translation tasks [12:16] jtv or danilos should be able to help [12:16] po is the results where the tasks are finished [12:17] how does the source code play into this? [12:17] intellectronica: thanks for the pointer to the right people [12:17] ping jtv and danilos [12:21] * Laibsch is reading http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gettext [12:21] and understands much better now [12:22] I guess the question is, can rosetta be told to run xgettext to create the .pot file itself? === jscinoz is now known as jscinoz_ === jscinoz_ is now known as jscinoz [12:32] Hello, is it possible to checkout code from a launchpad project using subversion? [12:33] zeth: no, you'll have to use bzr [12:34] it should be very easy to adjust, though [12:34] well its not that, I like bzr [12:34] it is just that I have a project I want to host [12:35] and it has a few dependencies from else where that are checked out via svn [12:35] so it is nicer if the whole thing works using one client [12:35] also, bzr requires Python 2.4 [12:36] zeth: maybe import those projects into launchpad? [12:36] Django and docutils? [12:36] zeth: why not. it would be good to have those projects in lp. they are both quite popular so i bet many people would benefit from that [12:37] well [12:37] making people require Python 2.4 is still a bit much [12:37] zeth: also, there's a bzr plugin to work with subversion repositories. i don't know how good it is, though [12:37] anyhow, I have written a website generation tool [12:37] zeth: python 2.4 is nearly 4 years old. what system is that which doesn't have it yet? [12:38] OS X Tiger [12:38] really? they don't ship with python 2.4? and is it not possible to upgrade? [12:38] I would like to support as many systems as possible with the lease work for the user as possible [12:38] OS X Leopard ( the latest) comes with 2.5.something [12:38] but OS.X Tiger is not that ols [12:38] old [12:40] anyway, nothing much that can be done about this. LP only hosts bzr branches. but you can host subversion or cvs branches elsewhere and have them imported automatically [12:41] So basically, my website generation tool should be usable by less technically saavy users, not just hardcore geeks [12:42] launchpad is nice looking project site, but I don't want to increase the system requirements of my potential users [12:42] Python 2.4 can't be an increase in requirements on any sane system... [12:42] if bzr allowed one to check out svn by default, that would be more compelling [12:42] It has been available on everything for years and years! [12:42] wgrant: OS X Tiger is a sane system [12:43] zeth: The bzr-svn allows you to do that excellently. [12:43] zeth: Not if it doesn't have Python. [12:43] a lot of Red hat servers also still also have Python 2.3 [12:43] OS X Tiger (10.4) came with Python 2.3 [12:43] OS X Leopard (10.5) came with Python 2.5 [12:43] But RHEL is implicitly prehistoric... can its Subversion read your repository? [12:44] wgrant: good point [12:44] no idea [12:44] on _some_ operating systems, you get upgraded to the latest version of those tools no matter when you first installed it ;) [12:44] My tool is currently on my hard drive and no where else [12:44] yeah on decent OS [12:44] bu on Apple, you get what Apple gives [12:45] Or you install trivially from python.org... [12:45] and they sadly don't push Python updates down the upgrade tool [12:45] you and I can [12:45] but my website generation tool is aimed at wider audience [12:46] zeth: python being free software, you can always bundle it with your app. it's not very big, considering the sizes of downloads people are accustomed to these days [12:46] If they're building a website and using Subversion (why would they be using a VCS rather than downloading a release?), they can probably install Python too. [12:46] intellectronica: that is true actually [12:47] wgrant: well my manual tells them what commands to paste in [12:48] I was interested in using Launchpad because it is the only open source project hosting site I have seen so far that does not look butt ugly [12:50] zeth: hopefully you'll also find it to be powerful and easy to use. give it a try - if you absolutely have to use subversion, you can always host the code elsewhere and have it imported automatically into launchpad [12:51] well, I actually use bzr at the moment for development, but I just want to be able to export the code somehow via subversion [12:51] is there someway of going bzr > launchpad > *somewhere* > subversion ? [12:51] A more normal situation is to have users download a release, rather than checkout from the likely unstable VCS. [12:51] zeth: you can use the bzr svn plugin to do that [12:52] But intellectronica is correct - bzr-svn will let you push to a Subversion repository. [12:52] wgrant: it would, but the deps change too much [12:52] zeth: How does a VCS help that? [12:52] wgrant: and i am lazy, I don't want to go and find out how to package for OS X and Windows [12:53] well, I get the users to have a project directory [12:53] A tarball? [12:53] No worse than a VCS checkout. [12:53] which has inside the deps and my app [12:53] they can just use svn up [12:54] wgrant: maybe a tarball [12:54] but I don't want to distribute the deps [12:54] I think my current approach is okay compromise [12:56] so bzr-svn is pushing from my local computer to subversion repositry? [12:56] not from launchpad? [12:58] zeth: correct [12:58] zeth: hello :) [12:59] Hi! [13:01] Goooooooooooooooooooood afternoon Launchpadders! [13:01] zeth: I thought you might be the same person who asked for session chairs at EP, and indeed, I still only know 1 zeth so far ;) [13:02] Evening mpt. [13:03] heya wgrant :) [13:03] wgrant, how went the bug reporting? [13:03] someone know why some task opened and some nominated ? [13:03] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ffmpeg/+bug/248674 [13:03] Launchpad bug 248674 in ffmpeg "CVE-2008-3162 Stack-based buffer overflow" [Medium,Confirmed] [13:04] weird. [13:04] LarstiQ: same zeth [13:04] I only know 1 zeth also [13:04] emgent: You probably only have privileges over the Dapper and Feisty versions. [13:04] Indeed, it is in main in Hardy and Gutsy. [13:04] wgrant: i'm motu. [13:04] if one can actually know oneself [13:04] <\sh> emgent: IMHO ffmpeg is now main, and not universe/multiverse anymore [13:04] So you have no privilege.s [13:05] argh [13:05] LarstiQ: who are you, I can't guess from your username sorry [13:05] ok nice. [13:05] and ffmpeg-free is in universe [13:05] true ? [13:06] http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/ffmpeg [13:06] i saw universe. [13:06] zeth: you asked on Sunday evening in the Reval lobby iirc, I was sitting at a table with Tommi Virtanen and Chris Scholz. Oh, and I declined chairing due to possible video recording and Guido's slide turning. [13:06] <\sh> intrepid development main release 3:0.svn20080206-8ubuntu1 None defined [13:07] <\sh> emgent: also main [13:07] ok thanks \sh [13:07] <\sh> emgent: talk to siretart :) [13:07] emgent: Don't use packages.ubuntu.com - it's often out of date, wrong, or generally misleading. [13:08] cprov: I don't like this new link to the .changes on PPAs... [13:08] hi [13:08] LarstiQ: ah yes, I remember [13:08] mpt: ping [13:08] some of the organisation was a bit just-in-time [13:08] * Hobbsee waves [13:08] wgrant: is this the one i couldnt' find a few days ago? [13:09] zeth: quite :) [13:09] Hobbsee: It's the one that you shouldn't be able to find at all, lest horrible horrible things happen. [13:09] emgent: check the source package and not a binary one, as source can be in main but the binary in universe [13:09] lots of assumptions seem to have been made about who was organising what [13:09] wgrant: oh, lovely. i wonder where it is now.. [13:10] I think people assumed the Lithuanians knew telepathically what had happened in previous years [13:10] Hi Hobbsee [13:10] heya geser [13:10] this was my first europython also [13:10] geser: thanks [13:10] wgrant: WOW. classy on oh so many levels. [13:10] next year is different because it follows on from UK events in the same venue [13:11] that really is....spectacularly good. [13:11] so everyone *should* know what to do hopefully [13:11] Ah. [13:11] It's only for one's own uploads. [13:11] But still revealing. [13:11] well it would be nice if they removed the typo, too [13:12] Which? [13:12] well, 'changesfile' is usually spelt as 'changes file' [13:12] The absence of space is not just there - I presume it to be intentional. [13:13] (it's on normal SPR pages as well) [13:13] it's still a bug - launchpad really should be aiming for readable, and giving correct english. [13:14] I'm never sure how to best phrase it. changes file? .changes? change file? Urgh. [13:14] changes file, i'd expect. [13:14] seeing as there are usually multiple changes [13:14] I guess so. [13:22] \sh: ? [13:22] <\sh> siretart: ffmpeg and security -> emgent :) [13:23] siretart: check your mail [13:23] :) [13:28] okay, so I provide bzr checkout through a launchpad site, and I use the bzr-svn thing to mirror the repo somewhere [13:31] I think it would be better if launchpad exported in several formats, but the bzr svn thing should work [13:43] Hobbsee, there is no minimal UI planned [13:43] but we're publishing APIs to let people write their own clients [13:43] mpt: why did Rinchen say there would be, then? [13:44] and their own interfaces [13:48] Hi [13:48] I'm just wondering if it is my browser that bugs or if there is no more drop down menu in the new UI... ? [13:49] when you hover on the launchpad button on the left [13:49] in edge [13:49] pep: this is the expected behavior [13:49] thank you. [13:50] How does one navigate now? [13:50] one memorises all the URL's? [13:50] then I wonder... how do you access /people, /projects, /sprints or /distros ? [13:50] How does one discover the URLs without checking the source or pre-1.0? [13:50] pep: Magic, see. [13:51] mpt: Any ideas? [13:51] you have to do a fake search or click on register to get the menu on the right as far as I found out ... [13:51] why are there no links back to launchpad.net, at all? [13:51] which is not realy very handy when you're loking for a team, person or interested on sprints (as project search is on the front page) [13:52] Hobbsee: click on the top-left launchpad icon [13:52] should go back to launchpad.net [13:52] pep: i did. it doesn't. [13:52] Hobbsee: Does it go to the application home? [13:52] Hobbsee, I'm fixing that today [13:52] and why does https://edge.launchpad.net/projects/ get a "Projects" breadcrumb, yet the others don't? [13:52] mpt: oh goody [13:52] Hobbsee: the others do here :/ [13:53] PillarNames stuffing up the context? How odd. === leonel_ is now known as leonel [13:57] https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/172727 this is the bug in question. [13:57] Launchpad bug 172727 in launchpad "People page (/people) is too hard to find" [Undecided,Confirmed] [13:57] and taht was with the drop-down menu... [13:58] pep, I did a fix yesterday that provides access to /people [13:58] Oh right [13:58] is it already in staging? [13:58] pep, /sprints can be accessed from the Blueprints front page ("Show all sprints and meetings") -- that's not obvious, but it's about as obvious as the menu was [13:59] Can you give an example of why you'd want to go to /projects or /distros that doesn't involve searching for one? [14:00] well /projects is ok, but when you search for a distro, what do you do? [14:00] search for it in the projects search box? [14:01] I actually had the problem when I wanted to search for a person/team [14:02] but you say it's fiwed so not a problem anymore [14:02] I just thought if someone wants to search for a distro he'll have the same problem. [14:03] pep, yes, for example [14:03] ok I see [14:04] i suppose from a launchpad point of view a distro is a project [14:05] thanks for the info [14:05] pep, we do treat distributions specially (that's why it has a different icon in those search results), but we recognize that people shouldn't need to go to a different page before searching for them [14:05] yes [14:06] mpt: So to search for a distro, one can use the project search, but to add a distro bugtask one cannot use the project button? [14:06] I suppose someone who is not familiar with the project will first search for it as a project so it's ok [14:09] wgrant, nag your friendly local Launchpad Bugs developer to fix bug 1334 [14:09] Launchpad bug 1334 in malone ""Also affects:" "Project…" and "Distribution/Package…" links should be merged" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1334 [14:09] wgrant, but that that bug isn't fixed yet isn't a reason to make searching for distributions more difficult. [14:09] After that long? I doubt it. [14:09] Although I did see that bug #7 is targetted to 1.99.. [14:10] Launchpad bug 7 in rosetta "Need help for novice translators" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/7 [14:10] mpt: Gecko 1.9's zoom functionality introduces significant artifacts in the new LP header. [14:10] This is probably a bad thing. [14:11] wgrant, also on my list for fixing today (it's worse in FF2) [14:11] Oh, and I had an unimportant question, just informative, how are projects selected to be in the "Featured projects" list on the main page? Just 17 most active/major projects? [14:11] mpt: So I saw. [14:11] oh? [14:11] mpt: The FF2 thing. [14:12] When did you see it? [14:12] You filed a bug about it. [14:13] well, sure [14:13] pep, I don't know the answer to that sorry. I know the choice is manual, though. [14:14] Ok, I guess it's just the most notorious projects.. only wondering :) [14:15] aiee aiee aieee [14:15] pep, and to answer your earlier question, no, the People fix is not on staging yet [14:15] mpt: where do i nominate things for releases now? [14:15] can i? [14:16] * Hobbsee is attempting *not* to use the page find. [14:16] Hobbsee, erm, I'm pretty sure that hasn't changed at all [14:16] Hobbsee: Right underneath the task table. [14:16] Right-hand link. [14:16] oh [14:16] mpt: i probalby haven't used it since it moved otu of the actions menu [14:16] ah [14:26] mpt: I am working on a website, a repository of marketing resources and artwork for ubuntu, via the marketing team, and I am very concerned about UI and usability... I just watched your Usability.odp and found it very interesting! [14:26] :query linuxcrypt [14:26] oops [14:30] back, sorry about that. [14:31] pep, heh, I'd forgotten about that [14:31] That was a quick talk I gave at UDS in Boston [14:31] yes I liked it very much because I am precisely trying to make my point about this idea of simplicity [14:31] in the development team that is [14:36] phew, don't know what's wrong with my connection today... [14:36] mpt: I know you're not into the subject, and probably don't have much time, but if you wish you can take a look at my design proposal here http://tinyurl.com/5kue58, it goes aside with the classification system proposal but that's not important... this is a "very quick" mockup http://dicidailleurs.houbsi.org/uploads/file/mockup.png just to show the idea... does it seem ok to you at first look? (it's the first draft) [14:38] pep, just by glancing at it, I don't understand what it's for [14:38] yeah, you've got to be into the subject I suppose :) [14:38] A catalogue of marketing documents? [14:38] yes [14:38] sort of [14:39] you can upoad your documents, it is linked with launchpad for translation and review, etc... [14:40] and this is basically just what the end-user sees on the website, the idea as an upload and a download section only, with a filter search box... keeping it simple [14:41] but nevermind :) [14:41] ok [14:41] So just a couple of quick suggestions [14:42] You have enough columns that you probably want to use the full page width, so try to get rid of the "Links" column [14:42] and also consider whether some of the columns could be replaced by text in a secondary row for each item. [14:43] I see yes, so not primary classification criteria [14:44] yes, it's all a bit jammed up [14:46] I am also wondering if we should do it in this typical ubuntu theme or in the same color scheme as launchpad, but that's not a real question now :) thanks === salgado is now known as salgado-brb [15:05] Hobbsee, I didn't say there would be. I said we're thinking about it. [15:05] Rinchen: ah. i must have misread, sorry. [15:05] we've been thinking about it for a while actually. I hope we do it. [15:07] i hope so too === salgado-brb is now known as salgado === thekorn_ is now known as thekorn === gnomefre1k is now known as gnomefreak [16:23] wgrant: why ? === matsubara is now known as matsubara-lunch === salgado is now known as salgado-lunch [17:48] I miss the 'Simon Says' favicon. The new one is boring. :) [17:48] Also, I'm really enjoying the new user interface... there's a bit of adjustment time going on, as expect with these kinds of changes, but it really is better. [17:56] I agree in both points :) [17:58] mpt: I just re-made a mockup, taking care of your suggestions, I didn't take the time to put content in though, but it's not hard to imagine... if you've got a 20 seconds, please take a look and tell me if it's better or not like this: http://img254.imageshack.us/img254/692/mockup3ok0.png [17:59] pep, +1 [18:00] thanks ;) [18:03] pep: the search field looks weird, why having it centered ? [18:03] stgraber: why not [18:03] ? [18:04] don't know, it's not where I'd look for it :) [18:04] I put it on the right first, but that made a white gap in the middle, which didn't look nice.. then I thought that we want toimplement openID, so I put the openId on the right and the search in the center... [18:05] stgraber: http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/3666/mockup4hr3.png I put it on the right here [18:06] (and forgot openID I just noticed... not sure where I'd put it...) [18:07] looks better, I guess it's just the habit to see the search field on the top-right corner :) [18:08] hmm, I like them top left ... [18:08] well I can put the tabs on the right... [18:09] that gave me an idea :) [18:14] LaserJock: http://img205.imageshack.us/img205/3948/mockup5ax5.png what do you think of this? search bar on the left... but white gap in the middle... [18:16] pep: I personally like that one the best, but it may be just me [18:16] ok, thanks for your opinion === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado [19:01] hi [19:01] is there a way to configure LP so that it by default also shows bugs that are marked as Invalid? [19:09] oliver_g_: not by default, you'll need to use the advanced search function [19:09] LaserJock: ok, thanks === \sh is now known as LeonovShuttle === LeonovShuttle is now known as \sh [20:02] hi, someone has contacted me about a problem with their launchpad details (they need to change their wiki page). What's the best way for them to ask for help with this? [20:02] ah, just found it [20:03] newz2000: you may find help.launchpad.net/Feedback useful [20:03] ok. Thanks. === emma is now known as emmy === salgado is now known as salgado-afk === Qball is now known as Dinges === herb__ is now known as herb [23:08] any way to change appointed project and team name? [23:08] (from "cheezeburger" to "cheezburger" :) [23:09] and team from cheezeburger-devs to cheezburger-devs :P [23:09] pygi: You can rename a team like any person, but projects must be done through the admins. [23:10] oki, thanks wgrant, so gotta bug someone then :) [23:10] pygi: I can has one? :-) [23:10] pygi: Ask a question at the answers.launchpad.net URL in the topic. [23:11] thanks wgrant :) [23:13] LaserJock, hehe sure :D [23:13] mmmmm, chezburgers [23:15] it's actually a bzr serving magic =) [23:24] pygi: that change has been done: https://launchpad.net/cheezburger [23:24] spm, saw it already, that was fast :) [23:24] thank you :) [23:24] pygi: my pleasure! [23:27] edge.l.o graphic is final ? [23:27] s/o/n/ [23:37] Trying to look at a file in the mysql source on launchpad, it's coming up with an error to report it here. So, here I am. :) http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mysql/mysql-server/mysql-5.1/revision/2512.68.1?filter_file_id=sp1f-mysqlslap.c-20051130000206-7t375hf5mtlqof5xd4nj76yckxvxykhv&file_id=sp1d-client-2kqe24jqdkerkil52x5pqhisz76wzwky [23:39] oh yes, that kind of request is very very very slow with branches like mysql :( [23:40] Heh, alrighty. Is there a better way I can browse the source tree, then? Other than checking it out? [23:40] well, it' [23:40] s the 'revision touching the given file' that is slow [23:41] browsing around normally should work [23:43] Erm, I thought I was browsing normally? From https://code.launchpad.net/~mysql/mysql-server/mysql-5.1 , click on "Browse code", then click on the "Latest Rev" for any file. [23:44] oh, that would be a bug [23:45] ! [23:45] hm [23:53] hi [23:53] hi [23:54] I have a problem with pot template for traductions in launchpad (sorry for bad english) [23:55] I upload it but in 5 days is deleted... [23:55] without motive [23:56] so? [23:57]