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mcasadevallAre we at the point where -release has to ack every bugfix upload?00:10
mcasadevallOr is that next week?00:10
slangasekthe archive is frozen, all uploads require a manual ack.00:11
slangasek(see /topic)00:11
slangasekoh, I guess that just says "beta freeze", so I guess that doesn't explain much after all :P00:12
* mcasadevall thanks slangasek :-)00:13
mcasadevallI have one last fix for KDE to fix a rather nasty issue on amd64, just need to make sure my fix doesn't miserably break i38600:13
directhexpfft, as if anyone uses fringe architectures like i386 anymore00:14
* mcasadevall uses the hammer of unjustified pain on directhex 00:15
mcasadevallhrm00:15
pochuslangasek: enjoy the gnuradio rebuild ;-)00:16
slangasekpochu: ah, is wxwidgets fixed? :)00:16
pochuslangasek: just uploaded it :)00:16
slangasekcool00:17
slangasek<yoink>00:17
Riddellmcasadevall: what part of KDE do you have a fix for?00:19
mcasadevallRiddell, well, Qt, but I mentally assiocate Qt with KDE. the qtjambi00:20
mcasadevall^patch from last night00:20
* Riddell suspects mcasadevall of secretly being NCommander00:21
Riddellmcasadevall: I uploaded the main fix and (amazingly) it's compiled everywhere but sparc and hppa00:22
superm1Mithrandir, can you also activate ~bluetooth's PPA?00:38
Mithrandirsuperm1: done00:41
superm1thanks Mithrandir00:41
pochuslangasek: wxwidgets2.6 2.6.3.2.2-2ubuntu5 (Waiting forapproval)00:43
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slangaseksuperm1|away: ok, what channel did this IRC discussion about bluetooth happen on? :)00:58
slangaseksuperm1|away: and when/how did this regress, if we shipped bluez-utils 3 in hardy without problems?00:59
wgrantAre we able to sync from testing-security?01:29
slangasekwith enough force, we can sync from anywhere01:31
wgrantWell, yes, but will I be told to sync it myself if I file a sync request?01:31
slangasekif I suggest /before/ you file the sync request that it would be more efficient to sync it yourself, does that help? :)01:32
wgrantIt does. Are you going to suggest that?01:32
slangasekI am01:32
wgrantThanks.01:32
jdongand the most interesting indirect conversation of the day award goes to...01:39
* wgrant indirectly swats jdong.01:51
slangasekpochu: hmm, I don't think this for loop does the right thing - it uses the same value of symlink for each invocation, which means they collide in /etc/alternatives...01:53
james_wslangasek: is that advice for syncing from !unstable, or syncing in general at this time? I'd like to pull a fix in from unstable, but already have a patch for Intrepid if needed.01:54
slangasekpochu: given that this will be hairy to undo, I think I'm going to sit on this upload rather than approving it, and wait for your comments given that it /happens/ to be in front of me in the unapproved queue right now :)01:55
slangasekjames_w: !unstable01:55
james_wslangasek: cool, thanks01:55
slangasekit's !unstable && !experimental, really; those two are tracked by default by the sync tools01:56
wgrantIs pitti's syncpackage still the most official unofficial sync method?01:57
Hobbseewgrant: i think so01:59
wgrantHobbsee: Thanks.02:00
NCommanderhey Hobbsee and wgrant02:05
wgrantHi NCommander.02:07
NCommanderhow goes it?02:07
pochuslangasek: bah, right02:13
Hobbseehey NCommander!02:13
pochuslangasek: it worked in my test as it was created for 2.5, but not for 2.402:13
pochuslangasek: is the right solution to use --slave for the second link?02:13
* NCommander can't feels his legs :-)02:14
NCommanderI might be getting a free RS/6000 :-)02:14
* NCommander would have liked a AlphaStation server, but I'll take what I can get02:14
slangasekpochu: I think ideally you want to create a separate alternative for each pyver; if you use slaves, it's a lot more complicated to remove them when a python version is deprecated02:15
pochuslangasek: makes sense02:15
slangasekNCommander: I suggest not resting the RS/6000 on your legs02:15
pochuslangasek: please reject the previous upload, I'll fix this properly tomorrow and reupload (it's 3am here)02:16
slangasekpochu: rejecting, thanks02:16
pochugood night!02:16
NCommanderslangasek, well, this is a really old 7605 RS/6000. I think there are lighter s390 mainframes02:16
slangasekNCommander: this is why resting it on your legs is not a good idea02:16
NCommanderWell, if I find I can't install Ubuntu on it, I plan to send it out in style02:17
bddebianSend it to me, I've always wanted an RS/6000 :)02:18
NCommanderSure, just pay shipping and handling02:18
NCommanderSomething like 70-100 dollars alone02:19
NCommanderEr, bddebian, where do you live in the world?02:20
* NCommander wonders if the Hurd PowerPC port works on it ;-)02:20
NCommanderbddebian, I should warn you, its dual boot AIX/Windows NT02:20
NCommanderOr so I'm told02:20
bddebianNear Philadelphia.02:21
bddebianAnd the Hurd PPC port doesn't work02:21
NCommanderHrm02:21
bddebianIt was never finished02:21
NCommanderIf I get it (should have it tommorow if I do), what do you have to trade for it ;-)02:21
bddebian700 Billion dollars. ;-P02:22
NCommanderWell, I was hoping for either an alphaserver or an SGI Irix box but ...02:22
ion_Cool, www.w3.org made it into Finland’s child pornography blacklist.02:22
wgrantslangasek: Thanks (I presume it was you).02:23
NCommandero_ol02:23
* NCommander sighs02:23
NCommanderCan someone do me a favor?02:23
NCommander(if you run intrepid, and i386?02:23
NCommanderI'm having trouble test building something due to the fact that I'm stuck on equivelent of dial up02:24
* NCommander pokes apachelogger 02:27
HobbseeKeybuk: you may want to go and ask in -ops why you have no authority.  You certainly should do, by the flags.02:28
HobbseeKeybuk: you're not using out of date scripts or something, are you?02:28
bddebianNCommander: I almost got some Irix boxes for free once and I was bummed when it never panned out :902:29
* wgrant is content with having only i386 hardware.02:29
NCommanderahhhhhhhhh02:29
wgrantAlthough amd64 might be nice.02:29
ion_I have a 68060 box.02:29
DarklockI have a 8088 box02:30
ion_I have a 6510 box.02:31
Darklockdamn02:31
apacheloggerNCommander: sup?02:32
* NCommander has two sticks02:33
NCommanderapachelogger, can you test build something for me?02:33
ion_I have two drumsticks.02:33
NCommanderion_, with our stick together, we have four bites02:33
apacheloggerNCommander: sure02:33
NCommanderapachelogger, I'm stuck on dial up so I can't download the dependencies for i386 ;.;02:34
ion_ncommander: Perhaps Hobbsee could borrow her pointy stick.02:34
* Hobbsee has no need to borrow her own Long Pointy Stick of DOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!™02:34
Hobbseeion_: did you mean 'lend'?02:34
ion_Heh, me no good on English speaky-things.02:35
Hobbsee:)02:35
NCommanderion_, there is no point in borrowing her stick02:35
NCommanderIts metric, and completely incompable with everything else02:35
apacheloggera sonic screwdriver is way better anyway02:36
NCommanderI perfer a laser screwdriver02:36
NCommandermore lethal02:36
* wgrant prefers to avoid such hardwary things.02:37
* NCommander notes that wgrant doesn't watch Dr Who02:37
* Hobbsee tasers NCommander02:37
* NCommander is turned on02:37
Hobbseeoh dear.02:37
* wgrant confirms NCommander's suspicions.02:37
* NCommander tackles Hobbsee and throws her in the COMFY CHAIR02:38
NCommanderapachelogger, http://pastebin.ca/121196902:38
Hobbseemmm...comfy02:38
* wgrant gets out the soft cushions.02:38
ion_Ah, darn. I was under the impression it was a 2.5 furlong stick weighing 4 zentners.02:38
Hobbseeion_: it's both imperial and metric.02:38
Hobbseeit's a future stick02:38
ion_It’s in a quantum superposition, collapsing to either only when observed?02:39
Hobbseesounds about right02:39
* NCommander feels so geeky that he understands that02:39
StevenKAnything can be both imperial and metric, since that's only a form of meaursement, not a defining part of it.02:43
* NCommander gives StevenK a metric bolt and only imperial wrenches02:43
NCommander:-)02:43
NCommanderthat's how you have metric-imperial compability02:43
wgrantMetric and imperial screws often have different threads too.02:43
StevenKSure, but you can meaurse either with either system, its just that one "works out" in one02:44
StevenKLike a 10mm screw isn't going to come out to anything sensible in inches02:44
apacheloggerNCommander: you noticed ubuntu4 is already @ lp?02:47
NCommanderWhat, someone updated it since I started working on it?02:55
NCommander;.;02:55
apacheloggerNCommander: no, it is your ubuntu4 :P02:55
NCommandero_O;02:56
NCommanderuhhhh02:56
* NCommander blinks02:56
* NCommander blinks some more02:56
NCommanderI don't remember asking anyone to upload it02:56
StevenKCertain developers may have access to your machine ...02:56
* StevenK chuckles02:56
apacheloggerOo02:57
NCommanderWell02:57
NCommanderThis is interesting02:57
NCommanderSince if my patch was done wrong02:57
apacheloggerMore like frightening.02:57
NCommanderI just broke ever QT Java user on i386 :-)02:57
apacheloggerNCommander: Qt02:57
apacheloggerand there are only about 3, so... :P02:58
NCommanderI really wish there were only i386 users02:58
NCommanderWe could justify dropping the port02:58
StevenKYou want to drop i386?02:58
NCommanderSomeday03:00
NCommanderSimply because the x86 infrastructure is a poorly decided POS :-)03:00
NCommanderer, designing03:00
NCommanderLooking at the build log, my patch did the right thing :-)03:00
* NCommander notes it will break if qtjambi was ever built on a 128 or 16 bit architecture but I don't think we need to worry about that)03:01
NCommanderYOu know, I think I have a problem if ninja's are uploading my patches without me fully testing them >.>;03:09
NCommanderStevenK, so what are you up to?03:11
blaine00__hello!03:24
blaine00__why does it seem like no one is ever actuall chatting in these rooms03:25
ion_Wow, four minutes of patience.03:27
jdongion_: better than average.03:27
jdongion_: I've seen someone enter, say nothing, then "why don't you answer me" then leave03:28
jdong*shrug* guess it's kinda like forgetting to put your name on a homework :)03:28
* Hobbsee is not chatting, as she's considering writing a warning mail to the list.03:31
* jdong cowers in his corner03:32
Hobbseejdong: do you file sync requests,  when the resulting packages do not install?03:32
jdongHobbsee: usually I don't get people more important than me involved until I'm confident I'm not wasting their time :)03:33
jdongHobbsee: are people just treating sync request as some magical buzzword for getting shiny crack, or are they deliberately implying something works when they've not done the testing necessary?03:34
Hobbseejdong: not sure, but i was just alerted to https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/meta-gnome2/+bug/27301503:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 273015 in meta-gnome2 "cannot install gnome & gnome-office packages" [High,Confirmed]03:34
Hobbseejdong: the guy usually has more clue.  So should the sponsor.03:34
jdongHobbsee: ouch, that should've been caught even by a simple build-and-install test03:35
Hobbseejdong: my thoughts exactly.03:35
Hobbseejdong: there's even pbuilder hooks for this!03:35
jdongindeed03:35
jdongHobbsee: the warning e-mail should also remind sponsors to scrutinize contributions a bit more, too03:36
jdongIMO the sponsor should've seen this too03:36
Hobbseejdong: tha'ts what i'm thinking.03:37
Hobbseejdong: this slipped through 2 people.  Now, i know the queue is long, and we're trying to encourage people to sponsor stuff - but not at the expense of getting crap that doesn't install, into the archive.03:37
jdongHobbsee: particularly at this point in our release cycle03:38
Hobbseejdong: exactly.03:38
jdongHobbsee: whoa... looking at the sync request the contributor even had to make debian/control changes for the merge.... now it really blows my mind how this slipped through03:39
jdongI would expect the most important test of metapackages to be their *installability*03:39
Hobbseejdong: the "it built, lets ship it?" philosophy?03:39
jdongthey should trivially build without errors03:39
Hobbseewell, yeah...03:40
Hobbseei mean, pbuilder hooks make this stuff *very* simple.03:40
Hobbseeand automated on the end of a build.03:40
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jdongperhaps whatever pbuilder helper is in ubuntu-dev-tools should incorporate such hooks by default03:41
jdongI have a feeling people may be too lazy to bother setting it up03:41
Hobbseejdong: that might be interesting - but which ones?03:48
Hobbseethere's a help section on the end of the pbuilder howto, iirc.03:48
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calcgar openoffice.org-l10n failed after 6 hours build on my machine :\03:51
* calc ponders guessing he fixed it and just upload it03:51
superm1slangasek, it appears the combination of bluez-utils 3.36 and btusb causes the regression03:52
superm1slangasek, persia and i were discussing it in #ubuntu-motu03:52
superm1btusb - which is part of 2.6.27 appears to work properly w/ bluez 4.x however03:52
superm1which is the new API for bluez03:52
superm1slangasek, i'll try to add these details to the bug03:54
Hobbsee!pbuilder03:58
ubottupbuilder is a system to easily build packages in a clean chroot environment. To get started with PBuilder, see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PbuilderHowto03:58
fargiolasdoes anybody know how can I install debug infos for libselinux?07:22
fargiolasI looked for the -dbg package but couldn't find any07:23
persiafargiolas: Maybe at ddebs.ubuntu.com ?07:24
fargiolaspersia: thank you, I wasn't aware of that repo07:29
StevenKcjwatson: Adding a blacklist of xfce4-panel to the mobile seeds ends up with germinate saying "No changes found" which strikes me as odd.08:23
cjwatsongerminate-update-metapackage doesn't do anything with blacklists08:30
cjwatsonI suppose you'd have to manually add a conflicts or something08:30
StevenKcjwatson: That strikes me as a little nasty :-)08:38
cjwatsonStevenK: it's more or less precisely equivalent to a blacklist entry ...09:03
cjwatsonso no more or less nasty09:03
cjwatsonif you're happy to use a blacklist entry, logically you should also be happy to use a conflicts09:03
cjwatsonanyway, off to ante-natal class09:03
fargiolaspersia: I added ddebs repos to sources.list but still I have no -dbg package for libselinux in intrepid09:08
geserfargiolas: try libselinux1-dbgsym09:17
geserfargiolas: the dbg packages on ddebs end all in -dbgsym and not -dbg09:17
fargiolasgeser: I see, but there is no package -dbgsym for selinux :(09:18
geserfargiolas: the selinux package contains only some scripts09:21
geserfor which binary/library do you need dbg info?09:22
fargiolasgeser: I have a segfault with gst-inspect on a plugin I'm developing and the backtrace says it crash on a libselinux function09:23
fargiolasgeser: but doesn't say which because there are no dbg symbols09:24
geserfargiolas: does it tell you in which lib that function is?09:25
fargiolasgeser: nope, 0xb66b8974 in ?? () from /lib/libselinux.so.109:26
geserfargiolas: /lib/libselinux.so.1 is the lib containing the function, which is packaged in libselinux1 and the debug symbols are in libselinux1-dbgsym09:29
gesertry installing that and you should get some more info in your traceback09:29
fargiolasgeser: probably in hardy.. no -dbgsym in intrepid09:29
gesertrue09:30
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geserfargiolas|afk: unfortunately there aren't any debug symbols for libselinux1 as the package doesn't use the common dh_strip call to strip the debug symbols so it also doesn't trigger the creating of the -dbgsym packages :(09:37
fargiolas|afkgeser: is it a bug? will it be solved before intrepid stable release?09:38
gesermore a wishlist but and I doubt it will be fixed before the release, but please file a bug nonetheless, so it's a least known09:43
fargiolas|afkgeser: going away now, I'll file it later09:45
fargiolas|afkgeser: thanks09:45
* \sh should get some sleep...uploading to hardy pocket will not work :(09:53
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Adri2000do main srus need to be approved *prior* to upload? or is it possible to upload and get the ack later like it is for universe srus?14:37
wgrantlool: Why did you close bug #275158? You should really let Soyuz close it, particularly when things have a chance of rejection.15:22
ubottuLaunchpad bug 275158 in xfree86-driver-synaptics "Please enable a build for lpia" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27515815:22
persiawgrant: source built on Debian15:29
wgrantpersia: Ahh.15:30
ramviHow is the daily intrepid image made? I'm making a fork of ubuntu and would like to utilize the same system15:34
persiaramvi: At least the filesystem.squashfs comes from livecd-rootfs.  I'm not entirely sure how that turns into an iso, but there's a BuildCD script in the livecd-rootfs source.15:36
ramvipersia: must be some kind of application which does the whole thing. should be open source :/15:37
persiaramvi: It may be, I just don't happen to know which application.15:38
persiaThere's some documentation on the wiki about working on this sort of thing, which may help.15:38
* persia doesn't tend to work with .iso images15:39
ramvipersia: there is? Great - do you have the url ?15:41
ramviSo can I do some reading and not bother you guys15:41
persiaNot offhand.  I think it's linked under the Derivatives Team.15:41
Mithrandirramvi: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization15:41
StevenK[1067796.457016] nautilus[19240]: segfault at 7fffcdb08ff8 rip 7fb8c26a87db rsp 7fffcdb09000 error 615:45
* StevenK sighs15:45
ramviMithrandir: not quite what I was looking for. But thanks :)15:45
StevenKMithrandir: I had a look at telepathy and bluetooth, and I can't extend my own membership, please fix. :-)15:45
MithrandirStevenK: fixed15:48
StevenKMithrandir: Danke15:48
Robot101telepathy? :)15:49
MithrandirRobot101: yeah, you know this communication thingie developed by a bunch of crazy hippies based around cambridge.15:49
Robot101yeah, but what about it? can I extole its virtues somehow? :)15:50
MithrandirRobot101: oh, it was just StevenK's membership in the launchpad team that was about to expire, and he couldn't extend it himself, so I did it for him.15:50
Robot101aha, ok :)15:52
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pochuMithrandir: could you please reject meta-gnome2 from the unapproved queue? I want to reuploaded it with a last minute improvement.16:28
pochus/reuploaded/reupload/16:28
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loolwgrant: Cause I built the .changes files from a Debian host16:34
loolwgrant: Oh sorry, persia already forwarded the info16:35
loolWill update the bug if it gets rejected; I'm sure persia will notice though :)16:35
persiaYeah.16:35
* persia is currently anxiously awaiting the approval of 75% of the unapproved queue, as it directly affects making the new toy work better.16:36
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Siliciumhi there16:39
Mithrandirpochu: no, the web ui doesn't allow me to.16:39
Siliciumis there a bug on 8.04 with cpu freqscaling16:39
Silicium?16:40
Siliciummy kernel is Linux Earth 2.6.24-16-generic #1 SMP Thu Apr 10 13:23:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux16:40
Mithrandirpochu: also, I'm no longer in ubuntu-archive.16:40
pochuMithrandir: but you are on -release. I thought it was -release who approved/rejected things during freezes16:41
pochuMithrandir: thanks anyway16:41
Mithrandirpochu: I don't have the relevant buttons in my web UI at least.16:42
pochuok, fair enough16:42
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pochuslangasek: so, I've changed python-wxgtk.postinst to install one different alternative for each python version (http://pastebin.com/f602f101d). The problem is that python-wxgtk2.8 doesn't use alternatives anymore, but installs a file directly, which seems to break update-alternatives (install 2.6, symlinks are there and working, install 2.8, files are there and working, remove 2.8, and 2.6 symlinks aren't there anymore). I can switch python-gtk2.816:54
pochuslangasek: 2.8 was changed back to use files instead of alternatives in bug 211553, but I think that broke python-wxgtk2.616:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 211553 in wxwidgets2.8 "wxPython isn't on path in hardy beta" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21155316:54
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pwnguinis /var/log/acpid still supposed to be written to?17:15
loolNo17:15
loolIt's syslog now17:16
pwnguini wish the laptop team wasn't dead =(17:17
pwnguinlool: i'd like to monitor for lid events, is that in syslog?17:18
persiapwnguin: You ought get an input event for it, from evdev.17:21
pwnguinpersia: is that exposed to scripting somewhere simple?17:21
persiapwnguin: It's an X event.17:22
persiaI suspect there's probably something that calls a hook script, but I'll admit to not knowing the details.17:23
pwnguintabletPCs have a convertable lid and im hoping the information is sophisticated enough to handle differing between closing the laptop and converting it17:23
persiapwnguin: For that, I'd recommend installing input-utils, and reviewing what events are available from the /dev/input/eventN device.17:24
persiapwnguin: If you can differentiate, I'd like that: I've a device for which I'd like to do a screen rotation on close, but haven't any clue how to make it work.17:25
persia(so please subscribe me to the bug you use to track the fix)17:25
pwnguinokies17:25
pwnguindo you have a script working currently to rotate automatically?17:25
pwnguinerr17:25
pwnguinnot automatically17:26
persiaNo.  I just got the device a couple days ago, and just make the touchpad work today.  It's still a work-in-progress.17:26
pwnguinthere's a few rotate scripts out there17:26
persiaYeah, and I do have one working on my Zaurus, so I'm sure it's not too hard.17:26
pwnguinthe trouble is that they mostly rely on querying xrandr which relies in part on the driver17:27
pwnguinso nv has different output than nvidia17:27
persiaOh, that's unfortunate.17:28
pwnguintheres an xrandr library one could presumably use17:29
pwnguinthat should be smarter than text output17:29
pwnguinwhen you suggested input-utils, what exactly did you have in mind with it?17:30
pwnguinah, i think ive figured it out17:35
ykphuah1asac: for bug 191889, I do not have the intrepid environment to create a fix for NM0.7... how do you suggest I go around this?17:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 191889 in pidgin "[MASTER] [WORKAROUND] "Offline Mode" feature fails to detect proper online state for networks that are managed outside of network manager." [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19188917:36
crimsunykphuah1: are you working off hardy as a base?17:44
crimsunykphuah1: if so, try working with the network-manager PPA, then, which has a hardy version (# deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/network-manager/ubuntu hardy main)17:45
ykphuah1crimsun: yeah, I am working on hardy, its just scratching my own itch on the stable ubuntu version, for now.17:46
ykphuah1crimsun: the last time I install the NM0.7 over PPA, its very hard to downgrade back to 0.6, with all the dependancies.17:46
ykphuah1crimsun: so it seems like either I have to maintain 0.6 or 0.7, or install both hardy and intrepid.17:47
ykphuah1crimsun: I am just a normal user who do not have the bandwidth to download intrepid just to develop a patch for NM 0.717:47
RainCTCan someone tell me where the strings "Install Media Plug-ins" and "Buy Licensed Plug-ins..." are used in gnome-app-install?17:56
RainCT(I'm translating some new strings, like those, but don't have the version from Intrepid so I can't see where they are used)17:57
RainCTbasically what I want to know is if they are directed to the computer or to the user17:58
ChipzzRainCT: strings directed to the computer should not be translated; if those show up in the list of strings to be translated, that would be a bug and you should file one18:01
RainCTChipzz: that's not what I mean by "directed to the computer"18:02
pochuRainCT: they are shown when gnome-app-install pops up to install media codecs iirc18:03
RainCTChipzz: there are two sorts of strings, those directed to the computer, by which I mean strings like "Save", "Print", etc., and those directed to the user "Couldn't do something", etc.18:03
RainCTand both types are translated in a different way in Catalan (to the computer in imperative and to the user in a more formal way)18:03
RainCTpochu: as buttons or what?18:04
pochuRainCT: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CodecInstallationIntrepid18:07
pochuRainCT: I haven't seen IRL yet18:07
ChipzzRainCT: ah k. but you probably should have been clearer about that then ;)18:08
RainCTthanks :)18:08
Chipzz(RainCT: the distinction lies in the target language, not the source of the translation)18:09
RainCTI guess "playback plug-ins" is the same as "codecs"?18:10
Chipzzhttp://www.ralentz.com/old/mac/humor/mpw-c-errors.html18:11
ChipzzROFL18:11
Chipzz"String literal too long (I let you have 512 characters, that's 3 more than ANSI said I should)"18:11
Chipzza compiler with an attitude :)18:11
Chipzz"Too many errors on one line (make fewer)"18:12
Chipzz:P18:12
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slytherinCan any of the archive admins please fix the bug #27286618:39
ubottuLaunchpad bug 272866 in javassist "Please move package to universe" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/27286618:39
loolpwnguin: You can add your own event handler to /etc/acpi; there's an example for the powerbtn already, it's mildly documented in README.Debian19:40
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=== dwatson is now known as davewatson
=== macd_ is now known as macd

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