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* ogra gets fresh coffee for the meeting12:55
davidmYep, I need more coffee too.12:56
davidm:-)12:56
davidm#startmeeting13:00
MootBotMeeting started at 07:00. The chair is davidm.13:00
MootBotCommands Available: [TOPIC], [IDEA], [ACTION], [AGREED], [LINK], [VOTE]13:00
davidmWho is here this morning?13:01
StevenKNot me13:01
davidmlool, ogra persia ?13:02
persia /me is rebooting devices13:02
* ogra waves 13:02
* lool waves13:03
* ogra wonders whats up with the calendar 13:04
davidmOK I don't have the list handy from last week, were there any carry overs from then?13:04
davidmStevenK, persia ^^13:04
* persia pulls up the log13:05
StevenKpersia: Thank you13:05
* StevenK is currently trying to do four things at once.13:05
davidmStevenK, please double that, you are not working fast enough ;-)13:05
StevenKGrr13:06
persiaI had an action to draft a spec13:06
ogratwo hands and two feet :) ... there is still the nosetip to do more typing on another kbd13:06
* StevenK kicks ogra 13:06
persiaStevenK had an action to get kourou into the archives13:06
StevenKYou're not my manager, so I can kick you13:06
StevenKkourou is in the archive13:06
StevenKIt's the default launcher13:06
StevenK0.2 even works13:07
ograyay13:07
persiacgregan had an action to compare & contract F-Spot and GThumb13:07
StevenK0.3 is being prepared13:07
persiaThat's it.13:07
davidmOK then from the top persia how goes the spec?13:07
persiaMy spec is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Specs/MIDLiveInstaller13:07
persiaNeeds revew & test cases.13:07
davidmOK13:08
persiaProbably Alice needs help with grammar too.13:08
ograpersia, thats what UDS is for13:08
persiaogra: This is targeted for intrepid.13:08
ograbefore UDS it should really be drafts only13:08
ograoh13:08
* persia is just *really* late on actually writing it up13:08
ograok13:08
* ogra shuts up13:08
davidmOK, persia do you need help with test cases?13:09
davidmI'll have a look today.13:09
looldavidm: Well cgregan was supposed to work on test cases13:09
persiadavidm: I'm expecting cgregan to complete that section.13:09
loolblueprint looks good13:09
davidmcgregan has officially moved teams again13:09
ogralexington ?13:09
loolYup13:09
davidmand I'm not expecting him today as he is at the new office sorting things in Asia13:10
ograso we need a new QA person i guess13:10
davidmYes the OEM team13:10
davidmI'm sure we can ask him for help until we fill the open position.13:11
davidmI am working that with HR13:11
persiaMaybe we can look to the #ubuntu-testing folk for aid?13:11
davidmOK so I'll carry over cgregan's task to next week.13:11
davidmpersia, Sure can ask.13:12
StevenKNo fair. How did the OEM poach him13:12
davidmStevenK, he was moving to Lex and they were hurting for folks in Lex13:12
davidmAnyway moving on13:13
ograthats why he is in asia now :P13:13
davidmYep, helping with their new offices there.13:13
davidmAnyway, moving on,13:14
* ogra was just trying to be ironic13:14
davidm:-)13:14
davidm[topic] status13:14
MootBotNew Topic:  status13:14
davidmamitk is not here so StevenK status?13:15
StevenKI've been working on kourou, trying to get it nailed down13:16
StevenKdavidm: I think you may have missed the fun. persia, lool and I got sick of mobile-basic-flash, so I reimplemented it.13:16
davidmI did miss that13:16
StevenKdavidm: mobile-basic-flash is 1,800 lines of C, and kourou, the new launcher is 70 lines of Python13:16
persiaThe new version surpasses the old in both features and standards compliance.13:16
persia(plus it actually works)13:17
davidmHow is the load speed?13:17
persiaFaster than m-b-f13:17
davidmImpressive13:18
StevenKSince m-b-f pulls in xul and plonks it into RAM13:18
StevenKI will be uploading Kourou 0.3 tonight or tomorrow morning13:18
persiaAnd this also means no more xul-1.8 which saves *heaps* of security nightmares.13:18
loolYeah, we did lose the ability to theme the home UI by matter of flash or html, but as we didn't use that ability, I really welcome the rewrite, thanks a lot StevenK13:18
ograits gtk13:18
StevenKI also fixed hildon-desktop to not fail to build13:18
ograit surely is themeable in a great way13:19
StevenKKourou currently isn't13:19
StevenKWait, did I say that out loud?13:19
davidmOK so we can worry about extending it in Intrepid+1 then >:-)13:19
StevenKExactly13:19
persiaIndeed.13:19
davidmOK so we need a spec for that then?13:20
persiaIt meets the standard use cases today.13:20
StevenKIt launches stuff, and we can bend it to our will so Intrepid looks good13:20
StevenKIt probably wants a spec for Jaunty13:20
davidmOK who is is on the hook for the spec?13:20
davidmStevenK, ^^13:20
persiaFor flash, we probably just want to leverage gnash into a new (separate) wrapper, and use that instead of kourou.13:20
StevenKNo flash!13:20
StevenKNoooo13:21
StevenKdavidm: Later. :-)13:21
loolpersia: Frankly, the flash/home UI stuff is not pretty13:21
davidmThat could work, gnash is fast and light.13:21
persiaStevenK: Not in kourou, but I like the flash home on my smallest device.13:21
loolIt requires some javascript bridge to tell the flash about sound events to play, or battery status information, and that's because we have no proper *bindings*13:21
StevenKOh, right.13:21
davidmAnd I bet we can get rob to work on it.13:21
StevenKA choice of launcher13:21
StevenKI can deal with that13:21
loolWe don't really want to use the model which was used in mbf, and flash doesn't really offer much more -- perhaps if we get GScript?13:21
persiaRight.  Launcher choice.  Not flash-in-kourou.  That would be bad.13:21
StevenKhildon-desktop currently won't deal, but Jaunty13:21
davidmStevenK, so I'll give you the action?13:22
ograplain xul and javascript ;)13:22
StevenKdavidm: I've added the action to my todo13:22
ogra(not as close bound to the xul that you need a specific version indeed)13:22
persiaI think three launchers: kourou, xul/javascript, and gnash13:22
loologra: It's not trivial to expose system stuff in javascript just know; we can expose gobjects lib now, but what about hal?  Dunno13:22
* davidm StevenK to write spec(s) to have choice of launchers/extend launcher for theme ability 13:23
davidm[action] StevenK to write spec(s) to have choice of launchers/extend launcher for theme ability13:23
MootBotACTION received:  StevenK to write spec(s) to have choice of launchers/extend launcher for theme ability13:23
StevenKIt's one spec13:23
davidmOK, left the option for more if needed13:23
* ogra wants launch effects 13:23
davidmStevenK, that it for your status?13:23
StevenKI have news, but persia did most of the work, so he can go, and I'll interject13:24
davidmpersia, your status?13:24
persiaErm.  I didn't do much (and have no idea to what StevenK refers).13:24
persiaI fiddled with the seeds some, so -mobile ought work on lpia (excepting the kernel issues).13:25
StevenKOh. It was amitk's work you used?13:25
persiaThe lpia alternate CD still doesn't work: it was an X issue today, which I still haven't tracked down.  I think the remainder of the warnings from debian-installer are safe to ignore.13:25
StevenKRight, then I will interject:13:25
StevenKAccepting linux-lpia-meta13:25
persiaOh.  Yeah.  That was all amitk.13:26
ograyay13:26
ogrado we have lrm now ?13:27
persiaAnd ogra was able to reproduce the failure-to-install grub issue with i386 with -mobile, which has been a rich set of hints towards tracking it down.13:27
StevenKI doubt it13:27
ograso i could try a -mobile lpia build13:27
persiaNo lrm yet.  That's planned for "soon".13:27
davidmSo the kernel meta package is complete?13:27
ogragood13:27
ograat least its planned13:27
StevenKdavidm: No.13:28
persiadavidm: Yes.  linux-lpia-meta is complete.  linux-lpia needs another push because of some specialness in kernel packaging, but that's looking good.  We also need lrm (especially for lpiacompat), but that's also in the pipeline.13:28
persiaStevenK: It's not complete?13:28
loolIs lrm really planned?  I thought we'd try harder getting ath5k to work13:28
StevenKNot quite complete, it needs binary NEW13:28
StevenKSo, "Almost"13:28
ograhow is aufs looking ?13:28
persialool: It's required for lpiacompat, so it's not such an issue to do it for lpia as well.13:28
* persia doesn't know anything about aufs, and wishes for an amitk to report about this.13:29
ograpersia, well, ath5k would be preferred over madwifi, but i doubt we'll get tat in time13:29
davidmCan we grab amitk and pull him into this meeting13:30
persiaogra: Indeed: it all depends on kernel stuff.  Personally, I'd rather working xserver-xorg-video-psb to madwifi13:30
ograyeah13:30
davidmI just pinged him13:30
ograpsb seems critical, i had a lot of requests since yesterday13:30
persiaI now have a psb device, to help test stuff, but no nothing about that code.13:31
davidmpsb is not going to make the release13:31
persias/no/know/13:31
loolI doubt about psb as well13:31
persiadavidm: Not even 2D?13:31
ograwell, some kind of 2D support would be nice at least13:31
davidmIntel is lagging will not come out until December13:31
loolThe kernel bits could make it, but I don't see how we'd deel with libdrm13:31
ograor even vesa working with it13:31
* persia doesn't really care about 3D13:31
lool*deal13:31
loolHeya amitk13:31
ograi just see that even vesa fails, that leaves some psb users with a black screen13:32
persiaIndeed, which is frustrating.13:32
davidmHi amitk the team has questions for you.13:32
amitksure13:32
ografor some vesa seems to do it though13:32
davidmFirst was how is aufs looking ?13:32
amitkI finished reviewing it and will looking to pushing it in today - tomorrow at the latest13:33
ograyay13:33
amitkogra: not so fast13:33
StevenK\o/13:33
persia?13:34
ograamitk, well, progress is progress :)13:34
amitkI will push it in to the ubuntu-kernel and then rebase the lpia kernel on top of it.13:34
persiaDoes that take us to -4?13:34
amitkpersia: yes13:34
davidmamitk, timeframe?13:34
amitktomorrow13:34
StevenKSo another round of NEW, too13:34
davidmStevenK, does that mean changes to the image building or is that solved too?13:35
persiaAnd updates/uploads to debian-installer and ubiquity are then required to be able to install.  It needs to be all NEWed by Monday in order to make the beta release (and people will grumble at that).13:35
ograand after beta only critical fixes are allowed ....13:36
StevenKdavidm: It does.13:36
ograso we need to get everything in this week13:36
amitkpersia: I _could_ just not bump ABI, since I don't expect there to be any 3rd parties depending on us13:36
amitkyet13:36
StevenKdavidm: After I get linux-lpia-meta done and in the archive, livecd-rootfs gets another upload13:36
davidmStevenK, OK13:36
persiaamitk: Please bump if you're changing.  I'd rather be loosely aligned with the base kernel anyway.13:37
persia(it saves explanantions as to why the kernel versions differ for -mid vs. -mobile)13:37
ograwell, i'd like to build -mobile for lpia as well13:37
davidmHow badly are we going to annoy people with this?  I know we have to do it, just want to have an idea how upset this is going to make people?13:38
persiaStevenK: Doesn't the presence of linux-lpia-meta mean that this will be the last time the image building script needs to be changed?13:38
persiaogra: Then -mobile i386 vs. -mobile lpia13:38
ograright13:38
StevenKpersia: Hopefully.13:38
ograbut that makes only sense if ath5k and psb is there really13:38
ograor lrm for lpia13:39
persiadavidm: Moderately, but not terribly if we can get stuff ready for them to upload Monday.13:39
amitkpersia: it was never the idea to track base kernel ABI. We separated it out so LPIA could do its own ABI. So *technically* I can still rebase to base kernel and not bump ABI if no 3rd party is watching.13:39
davidmpersia, OK thanks.13:39
amitkogra: -mobile and -mid? New definitions?13:39
persiaamitk: I know.  It's just me thinking about user perception: if we're changing the API, and that lets us stay matching, we may as well bump it.13:39
ograamitk, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Mobile/History13:39
ograamitk, wait for my status ;)13:40
persiaamitk: ubuntu-mobile and ubuntu-mid are metapacakges, for the two flavours (4-6" vs. 7-9"")13:40
amitkaah13:40
persiaAnyway, last thing I wanted to say was that I also did some testing of thunar as a replacement for gpe-filemanager.  I personally like it, but would like to hear from others.13:40
ogradid you look at pcmanfm as well ?13:41
persiaAlong with thunar-volman installed, it does mounting and unmounting nicely, and lets us drop ivman, which doesn't do it so nicely.13:41
StevenKThat was the other one!13:41
StevenKpcmanfm13:41
ograthunar is realy not much slimmer compared to nautilus13:41
persiaIt's well maintained by the Xubuntu team.13:41
ograbut its using a lot of resources13:41
* persia has never heard of pcmanfm13:41
StevenKivman is really a hack13:41
ograthe slimmest i've seen yet that still offers good functionallity is pcmanfm13:42
ograuuuh, ivman13:42
StevenKogra: Hm?13:42
ograhorrible13:42
StevenKYes.13:42
persiaYeah. We need to not have that.13:42
StevenKSo the replacement should be a file manager and drop ivman too13:43
persiaAnd someone else takes good care of thunar.  We tried nautilus, but it didn't work so well because it depends on so much of GNOME.13:43
StevenKAnd it looks cramped on a Q113:44
persiaWhich probably looks worse on smaller hardware.13:44
persiaAssuming I can get -vesa to work at all, I'll be testing thunar at 247DPI tomorrow.13:44
StevenKAnyway, we have got side-tracked.13:45
davidmpersia, is that it for your status?13:45
* StevenK prods davidm to drive the meeting13:45
persiaYep :)13:45
davidmlool, your status?13:45
* davidm jumps from the cattle prod that StevenK was using >;-)13:46
loolStatus is that I spent most of last week in the events, and have been cathcing up on monday and writing trip report; since then, doing important intrepid and hardy uploads is my goal13:46
StevenKHaha13:46
loolI've been relatively unproductive cause I'm being dragged in side issues each time I touch something13:46
davidmlool, anything I can help with?13:47
loolI seem to touch very broken packages this week, and my little fix soon puts me in the situation where I get to keep both pieces of a previously fragile package, blah13:47
looldavidm: Not really13:47
loolI'm just piling things instead of unpiling them, but I hope it's just temporary13:48
davidmNot fun, but I'm sure you'll get it sorted.13:48
davidmanything else?13:48
* lool uses this particular moment to re-raise anything critical on which I didn't get back to you recently13:48
loolSo if you people think I should have dealt with something by now and haven't please raise it again!13:49
davidmNon in my mind currently13:49
persialool: How is the VoIP stuff coming?13:49
loolThe ekiga testing?  Didn't touch it again, but then they did a 3.0 release now13:49
* persia is looking at a bluetooth handset, and wonders if it's going to work with -mid13:49
davidmOK, then moving on ogra status?13:50
ograah, not much :)13:50
ogramainly the same as for lool, event slacking ...13:50
ograi finished the evtouch calibration tool last night13:50
ograand well, released the first mobile image ...13:51
davidmOh very good, that should help a lot.13:51
persiaIt works for everyone but me, but looks nice.13:51
ograhttp://www.umpcportal.com/2008/09/ubuntu-mobile-edition-news-and-first-boot-video/13:51
MootBotLINK received:  http://www.umpcportal.com/2008/09/ubuntu-mobile-edition-news-and-first-boot-video/13:51
ograin case you havent seen it ...13:51
ograi'm drowning in positive response13:51
davidmI've been seeing good feedback from the community13:51
StevenKHeh13:51
ograthey asked me to do a skype interview about it on friday13:51
ograwith about 60 ppl attending online13:51
ograand to quote from teh mobile ML "From my perspective this is the true Ubuntu Netbook Edition. You should probably rename the Netbook Remix to something else or consolidate."13:52
davidm8 minute warning13:52
ogralexington: "THIS WASNT MY INTENTION !!"13:52
ograbut people seem overwhelmed by it13:52
loolIt was also mentionned on the gnome-mobile list BTW :)13:53
ograi'm lagging on getting the image build stuff on the build server13:53
davidmIt has had a very good response from the community13:53
ograStevenK, did more changes than i expected, some of them compicated ... that might take up some extra time to understand on my side13:53
persiaYeah, well, it's confusing.  The relation between the remix and Ubuntu has always been oddly understood.  I think http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/151 is the only thing that can be said about it.13:53
davidmogra, anything else?13:54
Burgundaviais there a reason not to use netbook-launcher on the larger umpc/mids?13:54
ograbeyond that i'm far behind on ltsp which needs some love to not be totally crappy in intrepid, i will have to donate some time to it before beta13:54
loologra: Didn't know about the umpcportal post, it seems full of incorrectnesses  :-/13:54
ograBurgundavia, its totally broken ?13:55
davidm5 minute warning13:55
* Keybuk counts 3 ;)13:55
persiaBurgundavia: You probably want to ask your question in #ubuntu-mobile in about 5 minutes.13:55
ogralool, the comments fix a lot of it13:55
loolCool13:55
loolKeybuk: Then fix your clock :)13:55
* davidm and Keybuk fight it out ;-)13:55
ograi tried to corret stuff myself as well13:55
Keybuklool: quite right, my clock does appear to have drifted13:55
loolKeybuk: Did you recently travel near the speed of light?13:56
davidmogra, anything else?13:56
* persia suggests a call for Any Other Business, and a swift meeting close.13:56
davidmExactly13:56
ograbut anyway, it seems we get a lot of positive community feedback, which was exactly what i intended with the intrepid release ... i hope we can get lots and lots of input to make it rock in jaunty13:56
ograthats it from my side13:56
davidmogra, thanks.  Any other business from anyone?13:56
persiadavidm: status?13:57
ograheh13:57
* StevenK suspects he knows why Kourou is misbehaving13:57
davidmJust attended OSiM and Maemeo summit and networked last week.13:57
Keybuklool: I recently travelled back from West coast US, overnight, and I can never sleep - I've no idea what *month* it is :p13:58
davidmActually worked the booth at OSiM13:58
StevenKKeybuk: It's December, and you missed UDS13:58
persiaAnything special to announce as a result?13:58
davidmSpoke to several hundred people about MID and Mobile.13:58
* StevenK chuckles evilly13:58
davidmLots and lots of interest13:58
davidmanyway13:58
ograyeah, the booth was never really empty13:59
davidm1 minute warning13:59
davidmClose meeting going once ...............................................13:59
loolKeybuk: We're in Vendémiaire13:59
mptIt's Octember14:00
davidm#endmeeting14:00
MootBotMeeting finished at 08:00.14:00
* tedg is thinking about what we could say to scare the mobile guys away.... "you can just ASSUME that everyone has AT LEAST 1G of swap"14:00
persiaThree cheers for Octember!14:00
Keybuktedg: don't worry about the dialog, as long as it fits in 1280x1024, we'll be fine14:00
persiateg: Well, no, that's likely to attract dissention :)14:00
MacSlowKeybuk, :)14:00
* mvo waves14:01
KeybukRiddell: ping14:01
pedro_hello folks14:02
Keybukjust waiting for a couple of stragglers14:02
MacSlowhey mvo, pedro_, Keybuk ...14:02
MacSlow and seb12814:02
Riddellhi14:02
MacSlowand Riddell14:02
pittihey14:02
Keybuk<pitti> argh, X crash, argh14:02
MacSlowmpt, pitti14:02
pitti#(*$#$ that's the third time in three days that X suddently went completely black while I was typing14:03
pittiit has never ever happened before14:03
pittisorry for being late, bad timing14:03
tedgX has not been making me happy on Intrepid.14:03
tedgIt's gotten a lot better, but it was crashing 3 times a day on me.14:04
pittiwell, all my processes kept on running, and I could do VT switching14:04
seb128it's stable for me on intel14:04
mpthello MacSlow14:04
Keybukken is on his way14:04
pittibut killing gnome-screensaver doesn't help, it just stays black, and I have to reboot (restarting gdm doesn't help either)14:04
MacSlowyeah at least that works on my laptop too14:04
pedro_it's fine for me also, i'm having some flickering though14:04
Keybukpitti: I've had a recent X crash which was something to do with the kernel, compiz and gnome-screensaver14:04
Keybukbut I've not seen it recently, certainly not while at LPC14:05
MacSlowpitti, hm... after the last update the blanking-issue didn't happen to me again14:05
MacSlowhey kwwii14:05
kwwiihi, sorry for being late14:05
tedgpitti: Is that Intel, I have that problem on my Mac Mini alot.  Sometimes it goes white.  I seriously dislike the Intel drivers.14:05
Keybukok, let's get started14:05
kwwiimy head stuck up an svg14:05
Keybukhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2008-09-2514:05
MacSlowtedg, on i965/X310014:05
Keybukthere's a few action items from last week14:05
pittitedg: yes, it is (GMA945), but as I said, it never happened to me until Tuesday14:05
Keybuk * mvo to talk to QA about the possibility of a "package-failures" component and triaging it14:05
mvoI sent a mail and talked to brian about it14:06
tedgMacSlow, pitti, don't know why, but that's happened all through Hardy and on in my Mini.  My wife refers to Linux as "that unstable operating system" because of it.14:06
mvothey are afraid that it might be not looked at if it ends up in a special component14:06
pittimvo: I feel the same14:06
Keybuktedg, MacSlow, pitti -> #ubuntu-x (lots to cover today)14:06
mvohe suggested better tagging and better client side filtering14:07
pitti*nod*14:07
seb128"client side filtering"14:07
mvoI would like to do that, but I have some -beta milestoned bugs still open so it may not make it beofre14:07
Keybukmvo: ok, action done then :)  do you think it'd be worth discussing at UDS?14:07
seb128I bet that comes from people use mail to read bugs14:07
mvoKeybuk: yes14:07
seb128s/use/using14:07
mvoseb128: you don't use the mail interface14:07
Keybukmpt has reported bugs14:07
Keybuk * pitti to discuss gnome-keyring confirmation dialog behaviour in upstream bug14:07
seb128and sure they are not ignored right know assigned on wrong components14:07
pittiKeybuk: uh, sorry, not happened yet; conf and beta freeze, that; will do until next Thursday14:08
Keybukno problem14:08
Keybuk * mvo to forward his recent gnome-control-center changes upstream (system wide keyboard selection)14:09
mvodone14:09
mvobut not accepted :/14:09
Keybukgreat14:09
Keybuknot accepted pending discussion?14:09
pittimvo: "rejected" or "not answered"?14:09
Keybukor rejected?14:09
mvonot flat out rejecte14:09
mvobut not favorable, they don't think that is something needed14:09
seb128rejected by one maintainer which seems to be anti set as system default action in standard interface14:09
mvogconf is enough for everybody14:09
seb128he had the same comment to the fedora patch to set a system background (use by the new gdm for example)14:10
Keybukinteresting14:10
mvoits hopefully something that I can convince him, but the rejection is not based on code or design, its purely "we don't need this functionatly"14:10
Keybukok14:11
Keybuksad to hear, but something we can work with14:11
pittimvo: did he propose an alterative approach?14:11
seb128he's not opposed to reconsider if other people disagree though14:11
Keybuk#startmeeting14:11
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seb128but he thinks the "set system default" should not be in middle of standard dialogs14:11
seb128rather in a system config tool or something14:11
Keybuk[link] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2008-09-2514:11
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mvopitti: yes, integrate it into sabyon (or one of those systems)14:11
Keybuk[TOPIC] FOSScamp14:11
MootBotNew Topic:  FOSScamp14:11
KeybukEverybody is attending UDS, right? ;)14:12
MacSlowja14:12
mptWe are? Oh good :-)14:12
mvo(sabayon)14:12
tedgSi14:12
Keybukmpt: booked your flights yet?14:12
mptI was waiting for confirmation that I was going :-)14:12
Keybukmpt: everybody attends UDS :)14:12
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MacSlowKeybuk, well I think ... just assume that we go too14:12
KeybukFOSScamp attendance is optional14:13
seb128urg, wrong action14:13
KeybukI guess many of you have booked already either way14:13
seb128I didn't because I'm not clear about fosscamp again14:13
Keybukif you feel that you'll have value attending FOSScamp, or there are upstreams there you want to talk to, etc.  please attend and tell Claire that you'll be going14:13
* MacSlow has only booked for GNOME-summit/hackfest14:13
Keybukif you don't feel that there will be value in you being there, just come for UDS14:13
seb128well, who is intending from upstream?14:13
seb128attending14:13
Keybukseb128: when I've asked, I've been told that'll depend on who's coming14:14
KeybukI've pointed out that if we get our guys to come, half the people we invite don't come anyway14:14
Keybukor if they do, we want them for UDS too, etc.14:14
* pitti will come to FOSSCamp; at worst, I'll sit down in a corner and work, but Prague's was really good14:14
Keybukso it's up to you to judge the value14:14
pittiwe could promote consistent usage of unit prefixes *duck*14:14
seb128lol14:15
Keybukpitti: actually, that discussion has gone exactly the way I wanted it to so far ;)14:15
seb128makes me think I should put some GNOME guys on the sponsoring list14:15
Keybuklet's do a yes/no/maybe run through14:15
Keybukme: yes14:15
* MacSlow wants X and gtk+ folks at FOSScamp14:15
Keybukpitti: yes?14:15
mptyes14:15
* tedg no14:15
* pitti yes14:16
seb128no14:16
seb128(joking)14:16
seb128yes14:16
Riddellyes, got some people on the invite list14:16
Keybukmvo: ?14:16
* kwwii maybe14:16
mvomaybe14:16
* mvo needs to look at the list of people first14:16
KeybukMacSlow: have you added any to the sponsorship list?14:17
MacSlowmaybe (depends on X/gtk+ people showing up)14:17
Keybukmvo: have you added any to the sponsorship list?14:17
MacSlowKeybuk, I think I did14:17
mvooh, I think I didn't :/14:17
KeybukMacSlow: the wiki thinks you didn't <g>14:17
MacSlowbut nobody from that realm is listed http://www.fosscamp.org/HowToAttend14:18
MacSlowKeybuk, *sigh*14:18
pittiKeybuk: should we invite the module-init-tools maintainer? (modprobe crazyness, Jon Masters)14:18
Keybukseb128: likewise, invite people? :p14:18
Keybukpitti: Jon is ... err ... not really working on it right now :p14:18
seb128Keybuk: right, what I wrote before, <seb128> makes me think I should put some GNOME guys on the sponsoring list14:18
tedgIf there are people I should try and convince to come who will be in Boston, tell me, and I'll buy beer until they agree ;)14:19
Keybukthe guy at RH hacking on it is kylem!14:19
MacSlowKeybuk, and I cannot find the invite-list for FOSScamp14:19
KeybukMacSlow: https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuPlatform/UDS/Jaunty/Sponsorships14:19
pittiKeybuk: but we are probably able to make him accept the .db patches14:19
pittiKeybuk: oh, sure; Kyle then :)14:19
MacSlowKeybuk, oh... I'm coming14:19
pittiKeybuk: I'm actually quite serious, would be nice to have him especially since our topic in jaunty is "awesome-speed"14:20
Keybukpitti: I agree, and I'm attempting to have the "let's invite lots of RedHat people" discussion elsewhere :p14:20
Keybuksince RH are cheaper than Canonical and won't pay for them to attend :p14:20
KeybukMacSlow: you're a yes?14:20
MacSlowKeybuk, ups14:20
pittiKeybuk: ok, let me know if I should mail him, or you will, or whatever else14:20
Keybukok14:20
Keybukpitti: I wanted Arjan to come and scare the lexington guys with his demo ;)14:21
pittilol14:21
Keybuk[action] mvo to decide on FOSScamp attendance14:21
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Keybuk[action] kwwii to decide on FOSScamp attendance14:21
MootBotACTION received:  kwwii to decide on FOSScamp attendance14:21
Keybuk[action] macslow to add X/GTK+ people to FOSScamp sponsorship list14:22
MootBotACTION received:  macslow to add X/GTK+ people to FOSScamp sponsorship list14:22
Keybuk[action] seb128 to add GNOME people to sponsorship list14:22
MootBotACTION received:  seb128 to add GNOME people to sponsorship list14:22
Keybukand to channel claire briefly ... please book your flights early ;)14:23
Riddellare we not to use eyas any more?14:23
KeybukRiddell: Amity or Atlas, depending on your country14:23
Riddellok14:23
Keybuk[TOPIC] Sponsoring Overview update14:23
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Keybuk[LINK] http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/sponsoring/14:23
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Keybukseb128: bug#26505514:24
Keybukseb128: bug #26505514:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 265055 in pidgin "Pidgin backport segfault in libc.so" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26505514:24
seb128I'll have a look to this one, it's recent and I've been busy on GNOME 2.24 updates14:24
Keybukno problem14:24
Keybukmvo: bug #24394814:24
ubottuLaunchpad bug 243948 in apt "Documentation for apt-get "purge" is sort of hard to understand" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24394814:24
mvoKeybuk: needs attention14:25
Keybukotherwise nothing else, good work all14:25
mvobut I don't want to break translations14:25
Keybuk[TOPIC] Targeted and Milestoned bugs14:25
MootBotNew Topic:  Targeted and Milestoned bugs14:25
seb128mvo: unsubscribe the sponsor team if that should wait next cycle14:26
Keybukmvo: it's a fair point, if you want to defer it, remove it from the sponsor team and milestone it for later?14:26
* mvo nods14:26
Keybukok14:27
KeybukI was going to supply a link to the relevant ubuntu-devel-announce mail here,14:27
Keybukbut the archive has eaten it14:27
* Hobbsee munches quietly14:27
Keybukso, to remind everybody how this is supposed to work:14:28
Keybukbugs are your own, you get to assign them to yourself, pick an importance, and quietly work on them14:28
MacSlowseb128, gee ... what's wrong with your machine? :)14:28
Keybukand you get to pick a milestone yourself14:28
Keybukthe milestone field is for your own use, to plan your own work14:28
seb128that's an xchat-gnome issue, it closed the tab again14:28
seb128or I pressed ctrl-W too quickly or something14:29
Keybukso if a bug just has the milestone set, nobody else will look at it14:29
Keybukwell, at least, I won't look at it, Martin won't look at it, and slangasek won't look at it14:29
Keybukif a bug should be considered by the release managers, use the "Target to release" option14:30
Keybukthus bugs targeted to Intrepid are those slangasek looks at14:30
Keybukhttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/intrepid/+bugs14:30
Keybukand for those bugs, the Importance determines how critical it is for the release14:30
Keybukand the milestone states which milestone it really should be completed by14:31
Keybukin summary:14:31
Keybuk * use importance and milestone field for your own use on non-targeted bugs14:31
Keybuk * target a bug to the development release to put it on the RM's radar14:31
Keybuk * importance and milestone of targeted bugs specifies how release critical it is14:32
Keybukand I'll update my reminder mail to say "release targeted bugs" not "milestoned bugs" :)14:32
* Hobbsee wonders if that means that the bugs that get targetted to the stable release automatically become part of the SRU team's radar.14:32
KeybukHobbsee: the SRU process requires you subscribe that team14:33
pittiHobbsee: ideally they should14:33
HobbseeKeybuk: right.  Yay for inconsistency. :)14:33
Keybuktargeting to a release doesn't automatically notify a RM14:33
Keybukyou may have to actually poke an RM to have it accepted ;)14:33
HobbseeKeybuk: yes, and i'm sure that's a bug, too.14:33
KeybukI can do it, I think pitti can too, etc.14:33
* Hobbsee can as well.14:33
KeybukLP process aside, this is how we do things today14:33
Hobbseeright, OK, carry on :)14:33
pittiHobbsee: the trouble is that not many people actually *can* create stable target tasks14:34
Keybukon that note, I stuck the list of release-targeted bugs for our team in the agenda14:34
pittiHobbsee: which is why we use subscription and nomination14:34
Keybuk[TOPIC] Release  bug list14:34
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Hobbseepitti: ah, right.  yes, that's true.14:34
KeybukI have a libtool patch to sort out :-/14:34
Keybukbtw, if any of these shouldn't be done for the release, update the bug status, remove milestone, etc.14:34
Keybukpitti: for beta, bug #26222814:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 262228 in gdm-guest-session "Guest can log in only once, because of password?" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26222814:35
pittiyep, on track14:35
pittitrouble with beta freeze is that it leads to "priority inversion"14:35
pittiwe first work on the non-targetted bugs, and during the freeze on the targetted ones14:35
Keybukpitti: bug #256981 - no milestone, important for the release or not?14:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256981 in evolution-data-server "evolution crashed with SIGSEGV in camel_message_info_user_tag()" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25698114:36
pittisince the latter will still go through, while the former won't14:36
Keybukerr14:36
Keybukthat's not the right number14:36
Keybukbug #25689114:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 256891 in logrotate "missingok does not work" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25689114:36
pittiKeybuk: not beta critical, but i'd like to sort it out fir final14:36
Keybukfinal critical or would like?14:36
pittithe latter, really14:37
pittiapparently we have that bug for several releases already, so it can hardly be too bad14:37
Keybukpitti: bug #199059 - no milestone?14:37
ubottuLaunchpad bug 199059 in pm-utils "[Hardy] Thinkpad X31 (ATI Radeon M6) suspend backlight on" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19905914:37
pittiI didn't set it for intrepid/hardy, was someone else; hardly a release blocker14:37
Keybukis that in pm-utils or hal-info or both? :)14:37
pittisomeone said it needs a pm-utils patch, too14:38
pittihal-info is fixed in intrepid, sru pending for hardy14:38
pitti(that causes pm-utils to be marked for hardy/intrepid as well)14:38
Keybukok, marked as non-rc14:38
Keybukpitti: bug #263097 - no milestone?14:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263097 in jockey "wl vs. b43 are not properly configured" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26309714:39
Keybukpitti: the theory goes that if we backport something to hardy, we really ought to make sure that ends up in intrepid ;);)14:39
pittiKeybuk: it should really have one, we are doing it in hardy14:39
pittiKeybuk: well, 'intrepid' isn't that an implicit "8.10 final" milestone?14:40
Keybukok, please update as you see fit ;)14:40
Keybukpitti: no, there's a specific milestone14:40
pittiI know, but isn't that kind of redundant?14:40
Keybukno milestone could mean "SRU later" or "declined"14:40
pittiah, ok14:40
* pitti milestones14:40
pitti[done]14:41
Keybukmvo: bug #273979 - for beta14:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 273979 in update-manager ""apt-cdrom add" fails on intrepid for the alternate CD" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27397914:41
mvo#2739979 - tricky, happens because we dropped the uncompressed Packages files from the CD but keep them in the Release file, that makes apt-cdrom unhappy, I'm investigating a solution, important for beta14:41
Keybuk(random: I used to have a "bug xxx" shortcut, it broke a while ago, but google i'm feeling lucky always gives me the right url anyway :p)14:41
Keybukmvo: bug #267382 - for final14:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 267382 in app-install-data-ubuntu "firefox/ubufox not showing extensions" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26738214:41
mvo(tricky because to get a backported fixed apt from the CD apt on hardy must know about the CD ...)14:41
mvoKeybuk: came to my attention just today, but should be fix commited14:42
Keybukplz update14:42
mvowill do14:42
Keybukmvo: bug #189406 - for beta?14:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 189406 in update-manager "Update Manager doesn't display package versions anymore" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18940614:42
mvono, cosmetic14:42
Keybukok, I'll unmilestone and wishlist it14:42
mvo(version is part of the changelog)14:42
mvo(but some people are quite attached to this feature)14:43
Keybukmvo: bug #261423 - for beta?14:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 261423 in apt-xapian-index "Intrepid: Xapian fails to find package when using quick search" [Medium,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26142314:43
Keybuksome people are attached to the idea that the dinosaurs only lived 4,000 years ago14:43
mvoyes, not ciritical but should be in bzr14:43
mvoso its good to expose it for beta14:43
mvo(the fix)14:43
Keybukmvo: for beta or final or "would be nice" ?14:43
mvobeta14:44
Keybukmvo: bug #1902114:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 19021 in synaptic "Should run dpkg --configure -a automatically" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1902114:44
mvo"would be nice"14:44
mvoupdate-manager can deal with that now14:44
mvoand update-notifier shows "something is wrong, click here to correct"14:44
Keybukok14:44
mvoso its less important nowdays14:45
Keybukmvo: thanks14:45
Keybuktedg: bug #274140 - for beta14:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 274140 in fast-user-switch-applet "Visability of Suspend and Hibernate doesn't match gnome-session's dialogs" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27414014:45
* Keybuk is sure that's not how you spell visibility :p14:45
tedgtedg: Yes, I'll get that one fixed.14:45
tedgIt's the next one though...14:45
Keybuktedg & seb128: bug #274146 - also for beta14:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 274146 in gnome-session "Has not yet replaced the existing log out applet" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27414614:46
seb128as said yesterday it's tricky14:46
seb128changing user configuration on upgrade is not something we usually do14:46
Keybuksure, but there seemed to be some solutions14:46
seb128and not something we can do easily14:46
Keybukwe've moved and replaced applets in the past14:46
seb128which ones?14:46
seb128no we didn't14:46
KeybukGNOME certainly have14:47
tedgI think we need to have a UDS session on this, I think we're going to need to be more aggressive on migrating config in the future.14:47
seb128at least not on upgrade, we let user tweak their config14:47
Keybuktedg: UDS is somewhat after beta ;)14:47
seb128they replaces applets, which means deprecated the old namespace and made it migrate to the new one14:47
seb128but that doesn't change the applet location14:47
tedgKeybuk: Hey, if I recall earlier you don't know what month it is ;)14:47
pittiKeybuk: just to be clear, this doesn't affect new installations, right? it looks just fine in the guest session14:47
seb128and is made for things which are in place replacements14:47
Keybukpitti: it was wrong in new installations as well14:48
Keybukat least, it was on yesterday's daily14:48
tedgKeybuk: ?  Really?  I'm pretty sure I fixed that last week.14:48
pittiKeybuk: did we actually enable cronjobs again? on Tuesday we still had alpha-6 images14:48
seb128Keybuk: what was wrong? having the fast user switch in the corner? that has been changed the day of alpha614:48
seb128and I confirmed it works fine using new user profiles there14:48
Keybukpitti: I don't think so, the last daily was 1814:49
KeybukI have a 23 to test later14:49
tedgI think it'll be fixed in that one.14:49
seb128anyway change on upgrade is a no go for beta imho14:49
Keybukseb128: beta is the last opportunity we have to do it14:50
Keybukit's when many people upgrade14:50
tedgWe can't do it on upgrade really anyway, we'll have to check for it on login.14:50
seb128I'm reluctant to tweak user configuration, there is no easy way to do that14:50
Keybukok, I understand14:50
tedgI believe panel migrates all the settings from the defaults to the user's home for us.14:50
seb128we could deprecated the old fast user switching namespace14:50
* Keybuk will need to escalate that, since it's expected that we'll migrate users on upgrade to the new applet14:50
seb128and replace the old session button one by the new fast user switch applet14:51
seb128that would somewhat work for standard config14:51
Keybukso I'll need to talk with mdz and maybe sabdfl about not doing it14:51
seb128but people who decided to remove their session button and keep an user switching applet would have it deleted on upgrade for example14:51
Keybukseb128: that doesn't sound bad?14:51
seb128that's hackish and will break custom config as I said14:52
tedgI think that it's bad, but I think that this is partially a policy issue.14:52
Keybukif you upgrade now, it gets ugly14:52
Keybuksince that applet is not designed to float in the middle of the panel14:52
tedgIf we want to keep the "touch no users config" as part of the Ubuntu Policy -- it's impossible.14:52
Keybukwhere it has been in our previous config14:52
seb128I would rather do that:14:52
mdz_Keybuk: if you have a consensus in the team and with mpt, the only person who needs convincing is Mark14:52
tedgWe could change the namespace, and have it auto add itself.14:53
seb128hum, no wouldn't work either14:53
Keybukwouldn't end up in the right place?14:53
tedgSince by default all of the "places" are actually an ordering, we could add one to them without people noticing alot.  If they've adjusted the config, it's unlikely they've hit "1" or "2" for the pixel location.14:54
Keybukok, let's push on otherwise we'll be out of time14:54
seb128I'm thinking about it but I see no good way14:54
tedgI think it's kinda nasty though.14:54
Keybukkwwii: bug #269500 - for beta14:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 269500 in human-icon-theme ""Log Out" and "Switch User" are misaligned" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26950014:54
Keybukkwwii: bug #269504 - for beta14:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 269504 in human-icon-theme ""Suspend" icon is black rectangle in "Shut Down" dialog" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26950414:55
Keybukthese seem to basically both be "we need icons for this dialog"14:55
Keybukcan you get the list from seb12814:55
kwwiithose are all the same bug, basically, and seb128 and I talked about it14:55
seb128Keybuk: we talked about it on #ubuntu-devel before the meeting14:55
kwwiithe one icon is missing completely, and the other is not available in all sizes14:55
Keybukok, great14:55
kwwiiand just to mention it, using view-refresh for the reboot icon is evil14:56
KeybukRiddell: bug #241916 - no milestone?14:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 241916 in kdebase "Kde help index creation fails due to dash incompatability" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/24191614:56
kwwiibut I will fix it by making the two icons...might take a day though14:56
RiddellKeybuk: yet to look at it closely14:56
Keybukok14:56
seb128kwwii: vuntz attach an icon the upstream bug, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=507101, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/attachment.cgi?id=11873514:56
Riddellmore important is bug 25927814:56
ubottuGnome bug 507101 in general "New UI for logout/shutdown dialogs" [Minor,New]14:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 259278 in knetworkmanager "knetworkmanager will no longer connect" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/25927814:56
Keybuk[topic] release status14:56
MootBotNew Topic:  release status14:56
Riddelland bug 27348914:56
ubottuLaunchpad bug 273489 in rosetta "Remaining Intrepid template approvals" [Critical,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27348914:56
Keybukpitti: anything we didn't cover with the bug list?14:56
seb128kwwii: vuntz attached an icon in the upstream bug, rather14:57
pittithere's two things which still bother me14:57
pittifirst, gnome-session session saving/restoring doesn't work at all14:57
KeybukRiddell: those two didn't appear on my list an hour ago ;)14:57
kwwiiseb128: erm, I think I will go ahead and make my own version :-)14:57
pittithat seems like quite a serious regression to me, but apart from rolling back to intrepid's gnome-session there's not much we can do, I suppose? seb128?14:57
seb128kwwii: right, I was just pointing it in case14:57
seb128pitti: right14:58
seb128pitti: upstream will argue that never really worked correctly14:58
pittiso, as with gvfs, yet another thing that upstream changed without providing a replacement14:58
pittiseb128: with compiz; worked just fine with metacity..14:58
pittiwell, yeah, no point in whining here14:58
pittimy second thing is something we should be able to fix14:59
pittilibgphoto camera handling is broken14:59
pittiboth gvfs and f-spot try to use the device through libgphoto14:59
pittigvfs mounts it first, and thus f-spot just errors out14:59
pittiIMHO f-spot should use the fuse mountpoint location14:59
pitti?14:59
Keybuksounds reasonable14:59
seb128pitti: well, gvfs is not really similar, gnomevfs was crappy and gvfs is better in several way, but let's not start about that now (btw alex is back to work since this week so bugs will be fixed again)15:00
pittiso that f-spot will only ever see "mounts" and treat mass storage and libgphoto cams equally15:00
seb128pitti: that would work for me, but are we sure everybody is in the fuse group to do that?15:00
pittiseb128: would 'always use fuse' just be a change in the .desktop file?15:01
pittiseb128: right, if we do a "check if fuse exists, if not fall back to libgphoto" change, that needs code15:01
seb128well, it's using gphoto now15:01
pittiseb128: that fuse group bothers me a lot, though15:01
pittiwe Just Shouldn't Have It15:01
Keybukpitti: you seemed to have touched all these bits last ;)15:02
seb128pitti: the easy solution is to disable the gphoto gvfs automounting again otherwise, as we did in hardy15:02
Keybukany other release status bits?15:02
pittiyes, I'll take it on my plate, I just wanted to make sure that using the fuse mountpoint is a sane thing to do15:02
pittiKeybuk: I have two questions, yes15:02
Keybukok15:02
pittianyway,  I'll handle those offline, nevermind15:02
Koonoops.15:02
Koono/15:02
Keybukpitti: please carry on ;)15:03
pittimvo: what's missing in intrepid-desktop-systemprefs? (it's beta-avail)15:03
pittiseb128: what's missing in consolidate-spell-checkers? (it's beta-avail)15:03
KeybukI'm on a call now, but I'll watch15:03
pittiother specs are implemented, and two deferred; good job, team!15:03
seb128pitti: I think the spell checker one can be switched to implemented15:04
mvopitti: I think that its implemented, but I double check if I missed something15:04
pittiseb128, mvo: thanks; can you please review the spec and make sure we've got everything, and if we do, set it to implemented?15:04
pittithat would make a nice clean record for the beta freeze :)15:04
seb128pitti: will do15:05
Keybukok, great15:05
* persia notes that the Java team isn't gathering actively right now, and so won't mind if the desktop meeting runs well over: the Java meeting may happen in #ubuntu-java as we are all present.15:05
mvodone15:05
Keybukhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReportingPage15:05
pittiI'm done15:05
Keybukcould everyone please update that15:05
Keybuktoday is due day for the reports15:05
Keybukotherwise AOB?15:05
pittinot much to report there in terms of shiny things :/15:06
pittibug fixes are a little too low-level for that15:06
Keybukthanks all15:06
pittibeta! beta! beta! beta! developers! developers! developers!15:06
Keybuksorry persia ;)15:06
persiaKeybuk: Really, no issue (as I said).  I hope that's not always the case, but today is good.15:07
* mvo waves15:08
kwwiibye15:08
pittithanks everyone15:08
robiladgood afternoon, java lovers15:08
persiaOK then.  Java Team meeting.15:09
persiaWho's here?15:09
robiladme15:09
persiaRight.  Koon?  slytherin?  doko?15:11
Koono/15:11
Koonwas lost in channel changes15:11
persiaNo problem.  Sorry for confusion.15:12
persiaOK.  Seems were half here, so let's get started.15:12
persiaAgenda is at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JavaTeam/Meeting15:12
persiaNothing special this week, so we'll just hit status points from the roadmap.15:12
persiarobilad: You're up first.  How is your integration analysis work going?15:13
robiladvery slowly15:13
robiladi was on vacation for two weeks, so not much happened15:14
robiladi am right now looking into what it would take to get hudson packaged15:14
robiladusing maven15:14
robiladas it's a much smaller example15:14
robiladto test Koon's ideas on15:14
persiasmaller is probably better as a start :)15:15
persiaOK.  Let's jump there then: Koon: how is maven?15:15
robiladsince it's a server app, it also requires the tomcat/gf/* mess15:15
robiladbut yeah15:15
Kooncan't be smaller than my helloWorld project :)15:15
robiladyou win ;)15:15
Koonon maven I finalized the bootstrap analysis15:15
Koonit's a lot less work than I first imagined15:15
Koonbasically we are missing 15 packages to be able to package a helloWorld using Maven15:16
Koonsee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JavaTeam/MavenKissBootstrap15:16
Koonall these packages can be packages using ant15:16
* slytherin forgot about meeting again. :-(15:16
Koons/can be packages/more than probably can be packages/15:16
* Koon finds the 'd' key again15:17
persiaExcellent, so we don't have to bootstrap, but can build on a proper foundation?15:17
Koonno weird bootstrap thing as I originally feared15:17
robiladnice!15:17
Koonthose are just JARs, they don't even have a maven build process per se in their sources15:18
KoonI packaged maven-shared-io as a test15:18
persiaWonderful.  Would you mind opening needs-packaging bugs for those, and subscribing the team?  We can put out a general announcement during Open Week, and probably get them all in REVU within November.15:19
Koonsure, will do. I'll also update the MavenSupportSpec doc so that the KISS method is the design chosen and implementation follows those needs-packaging bugs15:20
persiaExcellent.  Do we need a UDS session for this, or are we likely to do just fine without?15:20
KoonI won't be at UDS so I'd say we could try to do fine without15:21
persiaThat's sufficient reason :)15:21
Koonunless we invite debian-java guys to discuss more collaboration15:21
persiaslytherin: Have you heard anything about maven from debian-java?15:22
slytherinpersia: No.15:22
Koonso far my efforts to push Java fixes to debian-java have not been responded15:22
robiladanything I can do?15:23
persiaslytherin: You joined debian-java, right?  Any guidance for Koon?15:23
slytherinKoon: maven is packaged in pkg-java svn. Why not simply join the project and do the changes yourself. When you request for uploader the changes will get reviewed15:23
Koonslytherin: I don't need any change to maven. That's the beauty of the KISS approach ;)15:24
KoonI was more concerned about new library packages15:24
Koonlike the list of 15 required in https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JavaTeam/MavenKissBootstrap15:25
Koonas for other changes (tomcat 5.5 for example) my fixes sometime undo what another guy did, and I don't feel comfortable fixing it without first discussing it15:26
slytherinKoon: Let's do it this way, announce on debian-java mailing list that you are going to package those library packages (to make maven work) in pkg-java svn and any feedback will be appreciated.15:27
Koonhm. I'm not going to package them (all)15:28
KoonI'm going to show which packages we should do :)15:28
robiladM15:28
persiaKoon: Perhaps you'd be willing to be a review point?15:28
Koonsure15:29
robiladichael Koch and Arnaud Vandyk would be good people to ask about the tomcat changes, in case markus better is not around atm.15:29
persiaWe could call for arbitrary packagers during Open Week, and then feed the results into pkg-java svn.15:29
persia(once they were clean enough).15:29
persiaThat way the Debian folk have someone with whom they can communicate, who is responsive and responsible, yet we can leverage the Ubuntu "I want to do something" spirit, and get some work done.15:30
Koonpersia: about maven-specific jars, I think we should not put them in /usr/share/java but in some maven-specific directory. As they are just used by maven and there are a lot of them15:30
persiaKoon: Works for me, but that's something you do want to discuss with doko and man-di, to avoid policy confusion.15:31
Koonwhen the spec document is complete the best would be to get it approved by doko or someone else from Foundations15:31
Kooni'll majke sure it's completes by next week15:32
Kooncomplete-d15:32
persiaThat sounds like a good plan.15:32
persiaAnd we'll definitely want to get it into pkg-java SVN for better review and shared maintenance, if we can.15:32
slytherinKoon: what you could do is put jars in maven directory and add symlinks in /usr/share/java15:32
Koonslytherin: for exmaple, I don't see the point of having maven-compiler-plugin.jar in /usr/share/java, link or otherwise15:33
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Koonanyway, that's just an implementation detail15:34
persiaRight.  Let's get the spec written, and discuss implementation when we have something to reference.15:34
persiaKoon: Anything else?15:34
robilad+115:34
Koonnothing else on the maven front15:34
persiaslytherin: How is MoveToUniverse?  I see 5 bugs on the wiki page still open: are they all still valid?15:35
slytherinpersia: The one for javassist is still valid. And I think the reverse-build-depends of libjavassist-java are already moved to universe though they should not have been.15:36
persiaOops.  That might have been my fault :(15:37
persiaSo dbus-java, libjgroups-java, libproxool-java, and libxstream-java are not considered intrepid targets at this point?15:38
slytherinpersia: libxstream is as it is reverse-build-depends of libaspectwerkz2-java IIRC15:39
persiaUrf.  Then libxstream is needed for intrepid.  Anything else?15:39
slytherinpersia: libjgroups-java has had a sync to a version which is Free now (GPLv2) so that is also a candidate.15:39
slytherinI had requested FFE for libproxool-java but now I am not going to work on it probably.15:40
persiaslytherin: OK.  Some of these don't seem to be subscribed to ubuntu-archive.  Could you review them again?15:40
persiaOK.  If you're not going to do libproxool-java, it might be good to set it "wontfix" for intrepid, and come back to it later.15:41
slytherinwill do all that tonight.15:41
slytherintechno_freak: What is a python coder doing in java meeting. :-P15:41
robiladthere is also some nice news on the jogl front15:42
persiaWhat's that?15:42
persiaslytherin: Great.  Thanks.15:42
robiladthe SGI license change allows jogl to be free, too15:42
persiaNifty, but probably jaunty at this point.15:42
robiladnew packages have been prepared for debian, etc.15:42
persiaExcellent.15:43
slytherinrobilad: right but that will need a FFE probably. I am not going to work on it but if you want to work on it please go ahead. Then worldwind can also be moved to universe.15:44
persiaI don't think we want to do that now.  Today is the first day of beta freeze.  We oughtn't have new FFes unless we *really* need them.15:44
robiladyeah, i'm not sure when the packages will hit debian, really.15:44
robiladbetween prepared & the new queue processing ...15:45
robiladso I'm with persia15:45
persiaOK.  That's three of us who aren't going to work on jogl for intrepid.  I'm willing to call that quorum.15:45
persiaAnything else for this week?15:46
Koonto get more people in the team and into meetings, we should probably advertise the meeting date and resulting meeting minutes in ubuntu-devel15:46
persiaKoon: Hmm.  I agree about the minutes.  I'm not sure about advertising the date, although adding a note in the minutes about the date/time of the next meeting is probably a good idea15:46
Koonsure.15:46
persia(and the scheduler in here needs fixing: it's been regressing lately)15:47
persiarobilad: You've been the secretary so far, would you mind sending minutes also to ubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com?15:47
robiladsure, glad to15:47
persiarobilad: Thank you.15:47
slytherinWould we like the developers from Sun who have worked on glassfish and netbeans to be part of the team?15:48
* persia would like anyone interested in Java packaging for Ubuntu to be part of the team15:48
robiladack15:48
persiaOK.  Anything else?15:50
robiladi think we're through15:51
slytherinNothing from my side15:51
persiaRight.  Next meeting 2nd October.  Have a good week.15:51
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