/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/03/06/#ubuntu-meeting.txt

lajjrtoday 9:00 EST.00:05
lajjrst33med...it is today.00:05
st33medYeah, I know00:06
st33medI almost though00:06
st33med*thought00:06
st33med:)00:06
lajjrall good.00:06
lajjrwelcome to early show lol00:06
st33medlawl00:14
JanCUbuntu US Teams meeting, right?00:33
st33medyes00:33
st33medfor Ubuntu Members00:33
st33medrecruits that is00:33
lajjrst33med: can I down load your bot's source code?00:39
st33medlajjr, it's old, one sec00:40
lajjroh ok..00:40
* nhandler looks forward to finally seeing st33mbot00:40
lajjroh you have st33mbot's source code??00:41
st33medI do00:45
st33medJust compressing it so it is one file on media fire00:45
st33medgive me a few minutes00:45
charlie-tcaJanC: yes, should be at 1:00am utc00:46
charlie-tcaamericas board meeting is at 2:00am UTC00:46
st33medhttp://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=eb7399d27c814729d2db6fb9a8902bda lajjr00:50
st33medOh, you want to see steambot?00:52
* st33med dusts of robot00:52
st33med*off00:52
nhandlerJust don't bring him in here ;)00:52
st33medaww00:52
st33medHe does no harm00:52
lajjrst33med is that the code to it??00:53
st33medlajjr, yes00:53
st33med>.>00:53
st33med&leave00:53
lajjrvery cool thank you. st33med00:53
st33medYour welcome00:54
lajjrjust want to check it out code wise.00:54
st33medhe is in ##beginners-help if you wish to toy with him00:54
lajjrnice..00:54
lajjris the bot on all the time??00:55
st33mednot always, it has been awhile since I have launched him00:55
lajjrvery cool congratz on the bot..00:56
st33medthanks00:56
Hobbseeis there actually a meeting going on here?00:56
st33medNot yet00:56
Hobbseeoh, 4 mins?00:56
st33medan hour00:57
lajjryour are very welcome i had a few programmers that code bots just want to see new style of coding and code.00:57
st33medI threaded it :)00:58
lajjrfrom your own code right?00:58
st33medyes00:58
lajjrthen all good python rocks.00:59
st33medI borrowed the basic code from an online forum somewhere as a starting position00:59
st33medIt has dramatically changed00:59
HobbseeIf the meeting starts in an hour, it would be lovely if you could go find another channel until then - many people log this one, so trying to keep it on topic is a good idea01:00
lajjrok.01:00
* vantrax waves to bodhi_zazen 01:21
st33medvantrax, no talking, people log this channel, talk elsewhere01:21
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valles_hello02:01
pleia2hi all02:01
foxbuntuHello02:01
nhandlerHi valles_ and pleia202:01
MTecknology o/02:01
* st33med bows02:01
* charlie-tca waves02:01
pedro_hello02:01
johnc4510evening all02:02
* lajjr waves02:02
* dantalizing coughs02:02
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MTecknologynope02:03
pleia2just waiting on another council member or two, and then we'll get rolling:)02:04
MTecknologypleia2: waiting on atoponce?02:06
pleia2MTecknology: we need to have quorum, we don't yet02:06
nhandlerI pinged nixternal and vorian02:06
pleia2yeah, vorian was just around a half hour ago02:06
nixternalhola02:06
johnc4510nixternal: hey02:06
nhandler:)02:06
pleia2nixternal: dude, you missed your mentorship approval!02:07
nixternalheh, I was watching hulu :)02:07
nixternalgroovy02:07
pleia2except you didnt get approved :)02:07
pleia2because you werent there02:07
nhandlerMentorship?02:07
pleia2nhandler: USTeams02:07
nhandlerOk02:07
pleia2alright, that's 4 of us, we can get things going :)02:08
MTecknologyi've been doing that ;)02:08
effie_jayxpleia2,  yep02:08
* st33med twitches with stress02:08
* bodhi_zazen slaps st33med 02:09
pleia2ok, no hikaricore again, I think I'll drop them an email02:09
pleia2charlie-tca: you're up!02:09
charlie-tcaI am Charlie Kravetz, from the state of Idaho in the United States. I have been using Ubuntu and Xubuntu since 5.04 came out.02:09
charlie-tcaI am known as charlie-tca on the mailing lists and IRC.02:09
charlie-tcaI am Quality Assurance lead for Xubuntu, which also involves bug triage and testing.02:09
MTecknologyjohnc4510: I like working with other loco's :P - even more than my own since I tend to work with established yet unapproved locos02:09
charlie-tcaI test both Ubuntu and Xubuntu on a daily basis, on both hardware and software.02:10
MTecknologyok - I'll try to get the channels strait - sorry02:10
charlie-tcaI am an active member of ubuntu-bugsquad and bug-control. I think the work I have done in testing and bug triage has helped insure Ubuntu is a quality distribution for the end users.02:10
charlie-tcaI have been mainly involved in Xubuntu for the last year. I will continue working in bug triage, testing, and generally helping out where I am able to.02:10
charlie-tcaI prefer to pass the credit for accomplishments to those I feel better deserve it. It is very difficult to accomplish anything trying to do it alone, so the credit should go to the entire team involved.02:11
charlie-tcaenough?02:11
pleia2yep02:11
pleia2looking at your pages now :)02:11
pleia2great xubuntu work02:12
charlie-tcathanks02:12
pleia2charlie-tca: much of your future thoughts had to do with continuing on the same stuff as you're working on now, is there other stuff you'd like to get into?02:13
charlie-tcaI can't do development anymore. I am getting to forgetful, so I think I have to continue with bugs and testign02:14
charlie-tcaI would like to be able to learn more of the triage work, network manager and firefox, in particular02:14
pleia2impressive amount of karma, well done02:15
effie_jayxpleia2, votes?02:16
pleia2sure, I think charlie-tca has done really solid work over the years, it speaks for itself :)02:17
pleia2+102:17
effie_jayx+1 from me too02:17
pedro_totally +1, keep up the good work charlie-tca02:17
nixternal+102:17
MTecknologycharlie-tca: congrats02:18
pleia2congrats, welcome charlie-tca! :)02:18
nhandlerCongrats charlie-tca !02:18
vantraxgrats charlie-tca02:18
charlie-tcaThanks. It means an awful lot to me.02:18
pedro_charlie-tca: welcome aboard  :-)02:18
johnc4510congrats charlie-tca02:18
lajjrcongratz charlie-tca02:18
nixternalcongrats charlie-tca and welcome!02:18
effie_jayxcharlie-tca, keep up the great work and makle XUBUNTU ROCK harder man02:18
bodhi_zazencongrates charlie-tca :)02:18
pleia2now before moving on to the next applicant, Daviey wanted to say a few things before he falls asleep :)02:18
charlie-tcaThanks to all of you.02:18
Davieyhey pleia2, thanks02:18
DavieyI've come to show my support for tgm4883, foxbuntu and rhpot1991.  I know them through their contribution towards ubuntu-mythtv and Mythbuntu.  They've been hard workers, and have showed sustained and continued effort towards the development of Mythtv on Ubuntu.  They've been involved with the project now for around 2 years.  Showing an all-round effort in both bug work, development and user support.02:18
DavieyThese fine chaps are part of the core Mythbuntu team, and i'm suprised they've left it this long to seek memebership.  They really deserve it.  I should also mention that it's 2am for me, as i really wanted to say this in person.02:19
nixternalDaviey: shouldn't you be in bed?02:19
Davieynixternal: i should.. but i care about people.. :)02:19
pleia2Daviey: thanks for staying up :) says a lot02:19
nixternalawww, how sweet02:19
DavieyAnd now to bed..02:19
nhandlersuperm1 also wanted to express his support for the mythtv people02:19
Davieynn all02:19
effie_jayxDaviey, I am sure he will appreciate it02:19
vantraxthat speaks about their commitment, and yours:P02:19
nixternalg'nite Davieypoo02:19
rhpot1991night Daviey thanks!02:20
Davieyxx02:20
tgm4883night Daviey, thanks02:20
foxbuntunight Daviey02:20
doctormoHello02:20
pleia2doctormo: you're up!02:20
nixternalhe is in Mass, so it is only 21:21 there :p02:21
nixternalI think he is still there02:21
pleia2I meant, it's his turn :)02:21
doctormoI'm still in Mass, otherwise how could I be leader of ubuntu-us-ma?02:21
doctormoOK what do you want me to do? introduction?02:21
nixternalyou would be surprised02:21
st33medGo to church?02:21
pleia2introduction02:21
doctormohttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MartinOwens02:22
* nixternal notes that he wants a hat like doctormo02:22
lajjrlike name etc?02:22
doctormoMy name is Martin Owens, I'm from Widnes, UK but now live in Boston, USA via marriage.02:22
MTecknologyI want to say that doctormo helped me get my team going. He also contributed some material that interested a few members into my team02:22
doctormoI'm a programmer, originally specialised in Perl with a number of cpan modules have moved on towards python development.02:23
* nixternal thanks doctormo for the LP OpenID Django framework02:23
doctormoI operate a number of projects on launchpad, some LoCo related, some not.02:23
doctormoAs above, I also operate the Ubuntu Massachusetts LoCo team, making sure meeting happen, things are organised and people stick to doing what they say they will do.02:24
doctormoI'm also currently involved in bringing local Community centers into a Learn to Teach, Teach to learn project. Where FOSS and Ubuntu are taught to students who are then encouraged to teach others.02:24
doctormoFixing the oft neglected community center infrastructure and teaching basic systems admin skills to the staff.02:25
effie_jayxdoctormo, good work in the coomunity02:25
johnc4510doctormo was also the person who organized the case badges for the loco teams02:25
doctormoI also do a bit of graphics art, for the design of posters (see spread ubuntu) and other fun arts (see deviant art)02:26
doctormohttp://doctormo.deviantart.com/02:26
Technovikingevening02:27
voriancase badges!02:27
Technovikingsorry I'm late02:27
johnc4510vorian: yes02:27
doctormohttp://spreadubuntu.neomenlo.org/02:27
vorianjohnc4510: i remember will02:27
johnc4510ah02:27
vorianthat was a very fine effort doctormo02:27
MTecknologydoctormo has been trying to get the badges produced by another company to save costs too02:27
MTecknologywhat was that site?02:28
doctormoMTecknology: ZaReason have taken over production, hopefully they will be ready soon since they've taken delivery already02:28
johnc4510nice02:28
tgm4883I feel the need to say that those case badges are sweet and our LoCo team bought a bunch02:28
vorian+1 from me02:29
doctormoI worked for Canonical as a QA guy for a short time, I can be opinionated sometimes too.02:29
MTecknologyheh...02:29
effie_jayx+102:29
pleia2+1 from me02:30
MTecknologyI +1 what doctormo said - but +1 his app too :P02:30
pleia2solid work doctormo :) excellent work with the mass team02:30
nixternal+1 from me02:30
MTecknologycongrats doctormo02:30
johnc4510doctormo: w00t  congrats!02:30
doctormothank you02:30
nhandlerCongrats doctormo !02:30
nixternalcongrats and welcome doctormo!02:30
charlie-tcadoctormo: Congratulations!02:30
lajjrCongratz doctormo02:30
doctormoOne step closer to ruling the world! Mwhahah02:30
vantraxhe he he02:31
vantraxgrats doctormo02:31
charlie-tcaOne step at a time...02:31
doctormoThanks guys, now I can blog into the planet02:31
pleia2woohoo :)02:31
MTecknologyxq gone..02:31
pleia2lajjr: you're up!02:31
lajjrthank you02:32
effie_jayxdoctormo, not yet02:32
lajjrMy name Leo Jackson from Scranton Pa02:32
doctormoeffie_jayx: darn, more red tape! care to PM me?02:32
lajjrI'm a member of several groups I write software for a living.02:33
effie_jayxdoctormo, no red tape... we have to approve you into launchpad02:33
MTecknologyeffie_jayx: I explained it02:33
lajjrI have been working on kill bus answering questions.02:33
lajjrI want to help in the killing of bugs more and contribute more.02:34
pedro_lajjr: in which packages do you tend to do triage?02:35
lajjrI have put Ubuntu server on my system at my company almost completely converted and just help as much as possible.02:35
lajjrwell I try to help i them all if possible on  server ubuntu i helped a few package some.02:35
lajjrI work in firefox inkscape general question due to02:36
pleia2lajjr: why aren't you part of the ubuntu pennsylvania team? :)02:36
lajjrme trying to give more time to this.02:36
lajjrI am...02:37
pleia2hmm, I don't think I've ever seen you around02:37
pleia2ah, you're on the launchpad team02:37
pleia2interested in getting involved?02:37
lajjrsure I would love to..02:37
pleia2should hang out in our channel :) we're a friendly bunch and really could use some people up toward scranton02:38
lajjrnot a problem I have a small bunch from my company I will get to join to.02:39
pleia2cool :)02:39
lajjrabout 25 +02:39
lajjrsorry small i will get others..heh02:39
pleia2lajjr: I see you've joined a lot of teams... which ones would you say you are primarily active in?02:39
lajjrbeginners to help with question installs etc.02:40
lajjrhelp in kernels to check code and security.02:41
pleia2would you say your work primarily revolves around working within launchpad?02:41
lajjryes and no..02:42
pedro_lajjr: have you ever worked with the security team on the last one (check code and security)?02:42
vorianhuh?02:42
lajjrI work on ubuntu server on IRC and on gnome project back and forth..02:42
effie_jayxlajjr, what teams do you actively participate in the community. or you mainly do your contirbutions on your own02:43
nixternallajjr: I notice you state on your wiki page that you want to become a core developer...are you planning on joining the ubuntu-universe-contributors team, work towards MOTU, or anything packaging related? I see you are on the Ruby Packagers team, have you packaged anything for them yet?02:43
effie_jayx?02:43
lajjrnot that one I had an engagement to go to..02:43
lajjryep on launch pad I have two project I'm going to package for revu and I will start kitting more..02:44
ScottKlajjr: I'm pretty active on #ubuntu-server and I don't rember you.  What have you been doing for Ubuntu Server?02:44
lajjrwell effie_jayx  I try to contribute where I find needs.02:44
effie_jayxlajjr, right02:45
lajjranswered some questions and was helping with a few people with install after they found that they downloaded the wrong version..heh02:45
vorianlajjr: what i see is a person from "your" LoCo, and a very active Server team developer say they havent heard of you.  Why is that?02:46
lajjrwell I have been developing for my company I am starting more on the whole thing..02:47
lajjrI have company that I wanted to make right before I do wrong to others..02:48
vorianlajjr: i think you need to get to know these folks a little better.  Ubuntu membership is about being a part of the community as a whole.02:48
vorianSpend some time on irc with your loco team02:48
lajjrget all the code and everything else rolling..02:48
vorianor mailing lists.  Submit some patches, things like that02:49
lajjrI will not a problem.02:49
Bamojrvorian: sometimes hanging out in your LoCo Irc is lonely ;)02:49
vantraxlol02:49
lajjrheh02:49
Bamojrlets party in wv room02:50
Bamojrte he02:50
pleia2lajjr: and I think you want to more specifically document your work on your wiki, you have joined a lot of teams but it's hard to pinpoint precisely what work you've done beside questions and bugs02:50
effie_jayxI agree with pleia202:50
lajjrok I will change and add links..02:50
pleia2and don't say you're part of the Penn LoCo when you've never contributed :)02:51
lajjrWOW...02:51
Bamojr*crickets*02:52
vantrax*butterflies*02:52
MTecknologywhat's going on in here?02:53
st33med*ladybugs*02:53
effie_jayxlajjr, well it would be cool to have you back in a couple of months02:53
vorianplease stop with the commentary02:53
pleia2lajjr: I think you're on a great track with questions and bugs :) please keep up the great work02:53
MTecknologylajjr: if you enjoy bugs, try to get into the bug control team02:53
nixternallajjr: at this time I would have to say I would like to see more contributions out of you...especially with the amount of teams you belong to and say you want to code and patch, but I can't find any traces of each right now...your answer tracking on LP, AWESOME! keep that up...get some people to endorse you and come back..that is my recommendation..you are definitely on your way02:54
nixternalI hope that didn't get cut off02:54
MTecknologylajjr: it's usually pretty easy to contribute to loco's too02:54
nhandlernixternal: It went through02:54
nixternalgroovy02:54
lajjror no problem now that I have the system down some I will.02:55
voriangreat!02:55
MTecknologylajjr: good luck02:55
vorianwe look forward to seeing you again soon02:55
nixternalmy vote at this time will be a -1 and want to say I would like you to come back in about a month with endorsements, hang out with the PA LoCo, and if you want to get into packaging, #ubuntu-motu :)  Good work thus far!02:55
lajjrok thanks..will do.02:56
nixternallajjr: vorian is a ruby freak too, and an insane packaging guru, so he is always open to offer some help02:56
pleia2foxbuntu: your turn! :)02:56
* vorian nods02:56
foxbuntupleia2, ah caught me a off guard, here goes02:56
foxbuntuI am Nick Fox. I have been using Ubuntu since 6.04 and working on the Mythbuntu project since the 7.04 development cycle. ( https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NickFox )02:56
vorianwait, isn't tgm4883 next?02:56
nixternalhehe02:56
foxbuntushould I wait?02:57
* tgm4883 hopes it wasn't an intential skip02:57
pleia2oh02:57
foxbuntuI think tgm4883 wants his turn :)02:57
pleia2I didn't see you there tgm4883!02:57
pleia2sorry :)02:57
tgm4883thats alright02:57
tgm4883foxbuntu, can finish since he started02:57
pleia2ok, thanks :)02:57
nixternalya, it should be really quick for foxbuntu02:57
foxbuntuIn my time working on the Mythbuntu project as a core dev, I have helped to support, improve upon, and generate new code in an effort to make the user experience better and management of the MythTV and Ubuntu based systems easier.02:57
foxbuntuI have also made an effort to triage and repair bugs when possible. When my code contribution time becomes limited I still try to make time to support users in the Mythbuntu IRC user channel.02:58
foxbuntuI also make a continuing effort to support the community in ways to help promote bringing new users into the Ubuntu community. I believe so highly in the community and its efforts, that I have "put my money where my mouth is" (so to speak). I incorporated Fox Media Systems, LLC in late 2007 and began a long process to invest time and money into a dedicated, ready to use Mythbuntu based Personal Video Recorder.02:58
pleia2hurrah mythbuntu :)02:58
foxbuntuindeed02:58
foxbuntushe is my mistress, at least thats what my wife thinks02:59
foxbuntu:)02:59
pleia2lol02:59
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pleia2foxbuntu: future plans?03:00
nixternalfoxbuntu: did you and mario hang out when he used to frequent Iowa?03:00
foxbuntunixternal, I went to ISU with mario03:00
nixternalthat's what I thought, I have seen the pictures :D03:00
foxbuntupleia2, tons, I want to get into MOTU and also start learning about and working more with the kernel03:00
pleia2cool03:01
nixternalhow come you waited so long to go for Ubuntu membership? Are you planning on going for MOTU and/or Core Dev?03:01
foxbuntunixternal, oh my, the pictures03:01
nixternalhehe03:01
vorian+1 from me, excellent work03:02
foxbuntunixternal, honestly, I didnt think I was qualified until I sat down and looked at my work over the last few years, and yes, I want to get into MOTU and perhaps even core dev03:02
nixternaljust so everyone knows in here....I AM STARVING!  MootBot make a note of that please03:02
nixternallol, over the last few years....03:02
nixternalgroovy foxbuntu03:02
nixternal+1 from me03:02
Technoviking+1 here, great work03:02
pleia2+1 from me, fantastic work :)03:02
pedro_+1 as well03:02
nhandlerCongrats foxbuntu03:03
foxbuntuThanks everyone03:03
vantraxgrats foxbuntu03:03
nixternalcongrats and welcome foxbuntu03:03
effie_jayx+103:03
charlie-tcafoxbuntu: Congratulations03:03
tgm4883gj foxbuntu03:03
vantraxbtw the mythbuntu personal video recorder... did it get finished?03:03
pleia2congrats, welcome foxbuntu :)03:03
pleia2tgm4883: ok, you can go now :)03:03
voriancongrats foxbuntu :)03:03
foxbuntunow your all in for some real trouble with me hanging around ;)03:03
tgm4883I'm Thomas Mashos, Mythbuntu developer and been using Ubuntu since Edgy.  tgm4883 on IRC and the forums.  Recently I'm more active on IRC in the #ubuntu-mythtv support channel, although have been pretty active on the forums in the past.  It seems now I mostly just work with Mythbuntu on getting MythTV related things packaged and into the repos, failing that I stick them in a PPA.  I'm also working with some other developers help03:03
tgm4883ing them package their software for inclusion in the Ubuntu repos.  I run the development version of Ubuntu (stable on the rest of my machines) in the hopes of finding bugs early enough that they can be fixed before Final release.03:03
tgm4883whoa that was longer than I thought03:04
pleia2:)03:04
nixternalhehe03:04
MTecknologytgm4883: how often do you file and follow bug reports from ubuntu+1?03:04
tgm4883more often than not, I go to file a bug, and it's already been filed03:05
nixternalneed to speed up your crash times then :p03:05
voriantgm4883: what are your plans for the future? any branching out?03:06
nixternaltgm4883: why did you wait so long for ubuntu membership? plans for motu and/or core dev?03:06
tgm4883also, I usually do testing on the dev versions of mythbuntu, and fix bugs there without filing the reports.  This is the earliest i've run dev ubuntu on a regular machine (non vm)03:06
tgm4883In the future, I'd like to become a MOTU, and go to UDS.03:07
doctormotgm4883: you don't need to be a MOTU to go to UDS03:07
voriangreat stuff03:07
tgm4883even though superm1 urged me to apply for membership around 8.04 dev cycle, I didn't feel my contributions were quite there yet03:07
MTecknologydoctormo: I think that was two different statements03:08
vorian+1 from me03:08
nixternal+1 from me03:08
MTecknologycongrats tgm488303:08
tgm4883doctormo, while this is true, I just (in december) graduated from college, and UDS was finals week03:08
tgm4883so it was UDS or diploma03:08
* foxbuntu is considering the 9.10 UDS03:08
pleia2bah, diplomas :)03:08
vantraxgrats on the diploma03:08
tgm4883thanks03:08
doctormofoxbuntu: It's in spain, I can't leave to us until Julyish :-(03:09
doctormos/to us/The USA/03:09
foxbuntudoctormo, travel is not an issue for me03:09
* doctormo demands the use of foxbuntu's teleporter03:09
foxbuntuhaha03:09
tgm48839.04 UDS pained me too, as it was about an 8 hour drive and probably the closest that UDS will get to me03:09
pleia2awesome myth work, tgm4883! +1 from me03:09
pedro_a +1 from here03:09
foxbuntuok ok, nuf chat03:09
nixternalthere we go.....03:09
effie_jayx+1 from me too03:09
Technoviking+1 here03:09
nixternalcongrags and welcome tgm488303:10
nhandlerCongrats tgm4883 !03:10
pleia2congrats tgm4883, welcome03:10
tgm4883thanks03:10
foxbuntucongrats tgm488303:10
vorianwelcome and congrats tgm488303:10
charlie-tcatgm4883: Congratulations03:10
doctormoCongratulations tgm4883, foxbuntu03:10
MTecknologyvantrax: hello :)03:10
vantraxMy name is Matthew Lye, I'm 24 year old IT Support monkey from Brisbane Australia.03:10
vantraxI work on developing Ubuntu images for large scale education environments. I've been using Ubuntu since Mid 07. I am a member of the Ubuntu Forums Beginners Team and the Unanswered Posts team. I am particularly proud of the work as part of the Ubuntu Forums Beginners Team Education and IRC help groups.03:10
vantraxI prepare tutorials and teaching materials for the Beginners Team to use to help new users understand linux and preform complex tasks. I have started to migrate website of tutorials and lessons which will be obviously be more useful to the community in the Wiki. I am currently focused on helping new users and Ubuntu for education environments, and eventually hope to contribute in improving the user experience of Ubuntu.03:10
vantraxMy wiki page if you have not seen it can be found at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Vantrax03:10
vantraxtriage so that I can assist in getting the bugs that the new users I've been helping find to people who can solve the problems for them.03:11
vantraxwhoops missed a line03:11
vantraxFor the future I've recently asked Rocket2DMn to help me learn to triage so that I can assist in getting the bugs that the new users I've been helping find to people who can solve the problems for them.03:11
nixternalvantrax: why in the world would you join the "Vorian Huggers" team? :p03:12
* nixternal notes he just joined it03:12
pleia2haha03:12
vantraxblame nhandler for that one03:12
nhandler???03:12
nixternalvantrax: ahhhh, should have figured nhandler was behind it all!03:12
vorianHAHA03:12
vantraxhe he he03:12
nhandlervantrax: robbmunson made it, not me03:12
vantraxtrue03:12
vantraxwhere has he been lately anyway03:13
nixternalvantrax: what are you plans for the future?03:14
vantraxshort term, learn to triage. Long term id like to work with improving the new user experience of Ubuntu and work on making Ubuntu a attractive option for enterprise environments03:15
nixternalgroovy, and I see you want to document too :)03:16
vantraxUnfortunately its easier to manage 1000 Window boxes than 1000 Ubuntu ones03:16
nixternalsays who?03:16
doctormovantrax: Have you been involved with PXE or Imaging via networks?03:16
effie_jayxw00t03:16
vantraxdoctormo, tons of it03:16
doctormovantrax: we should talk off channel03:16
vantraxwhere i work we support 6000 machines on this campus alone03:16
nixternalyou gave me 1000 windows box, the only thing I would manage is to setup pxe and jaunty :p03:16
vantraxanother 8000 total across 5 campuses03:16
vantraxnixternal, lol03:16
vantraxi wis03:16
vantraxh03:16
nixternalya, you said "campus" so I know what you are talking about03:17
pedro_vantrax: btw you're welcome to join #ubuntu-bugs at anytime and ask for help on triage bugs if you haven't yet03:17
vantraxI work in a big university03:17
nixternalthough I managed to switch the local campus from Novell to...umm, Novell03:17
nixternalthough they went from Windows to Linux at least :)03:17
vantraxpedro_, im in ubuntu-bug right now03:17
vantraxnixternal, we have a significant linux presence, and its increasing steadily along with mac03:17
nixternalgroovy03:18
pedro_vantrax: yeah in announce, not in "ubuntu-bugs" ;-)03:18
vantraxeach hold about 10-15% of the fleet now03:18
vantraxpedro_, oh:p whoops03:18
nixternal+1 from me03:18
nhandlerI would just like to mention that vantrax has really made some substantial contributions to the Ubuntu Forums Beginners Team Education group.03:18
pleia2+1 from me, excellent work, great testimonials!03:19
vantraxBodhi_Zazen wanted to as well, but he had to head home to the kids03:19
pleia2ooh good, vantrax going to do a classroom presentation at some point? :)03:19
vorian+103:19
vantraxseveral:P03:19
effie_jayx+103:19
pleia2woohoo!03:19
Technoviking+1 from me, great work03:19
vantraxwe have a meeting tomorrow to organise a few03:19
nhandlervantrax: I thought it was on Saturday?03:19
pedro_yeap +1, keep up the good work03:19
pleia2vantrax: cool, nudge me when you do? I coordinate the schedule03:19
vantraxthats tomorrow for me nhandler03:19
nixternalcongrats and welcome vantrax03:20
vantraxwill do03:20
pleia2thanks :)03:20
nhandlerpleia2: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BeginnersTeam/FocusGroups/Education/Meetings03:20
vorianwelcome vantrax03:20
nhandlerAnd congrats vantrax03:20
pleia2nhandler: ah, thanks :)03:20
vantraxthanks03:20
charlie-tcavantrax: Congratulations03:20
vantraxnhandler, thanks, i was lookin for that03:20
pleia2rhpot1991: you're up03:21
rhpot1991Hello, I am John Baab, I live in Harrisburg PA.  I have been using Ubuntu as my primary OS since I made the switch after graduation college in 2004.03:21
rhpot1991I am known as rhpot1991 on freenode irc, launchpad, and ubuntuforums.org.03:21
rhpot1991I use my personal email address (listed on the wiki) on Mythbuntu and MythTV mailing lists, as well as for direct communications with users.03:21
rhpot1991I am an active member of the Mythbuntu development team (for the last 2 years or so), helping out with bugs when I can.03:21
rhpot1991I am upstream and packager for MythExport where most of my free time is donated to.03:21
rhpot1991My main reason I do FOSS development is to give something to the community thus filling a gap which I don't feel my (paying) job fills, users have a direct method of communicating with me and often new features in MythExport are ones that users requested.03:21
rhpot1991Friends often joke about all of my unpayed jobs.03:21
rhpot1991In the future I plan on continuing my work with Mythbuntu and MythExport, and I would like to visit UDS when it is back in USA again.03:21
vorianrhpot1991: why do you love mythbuntu as much as you do?03:23
vorian:)03:23
rhpot1991vorian: freedom, also I'm known to fight with comcast on occasion :)03:23
voriangood enough for me03:23
foxbuntucan I +1 rhpot1991 here? ;)03:24
voriansure03:24
voriananyone else want to cheer for rhpot1991?03:24
* tgm4883 starts the wave for rhpot1991 03:24
nixternalthis is attack of the mythbuntuerererererers03:24
pleia2ooh, you're in PA :)03:24
rhpot1991pleia2: already noted that I need to join :)03:25
pleia2hehe03:25
nixternalhey, why do all of the mythbuntu people have numbers after there name? if I missed a question/answer to that, just tell me to scroll up03:25
foxbuntunixternal, I dont03:25
tgm4883nixternal, foxbuntu doesn't03:25
vorianhaha03:25
tgm4883unless u is now a number?03:25
nixternalok, just one of you03:25
Daviey*yawn* I don't03:25
nhandlersuperm1 has it too03:25
vorianputs ?u03:25
nixternalDaviey: GO TO BED!03:25
pleia2rhpot1991: what does 1991 mean? :)03:25
nixternalhaha, that was the 2nd question03:26
* rhpot1991 is embarrased to say :)03:26
tgm4883pleia2, ask what rhpot means03:26
vorianfor the record03:26
vorian>> puts ?u03:26
vorian11703:26
rhpot1991rhpot1991 == robin hood price of theives, came out in 199103:26
pleia2haha, awesome03:26
vorian+1 from me03:26
effie_jayx+1 from me too03:26
nixternalROFL!!!03:26
vorianpleia2: told ya03:27
pleia2+1 from me, excellent work :)03:27
foxbuntuYAY!03:27
nixternal+1 just on what the name means alone03:27
nhandlerCongratulations rhpot199103:27
rhpot1991heh thanks guys!03:27
pleia2nixternal: haha03:27
Technoviking+1 here woot03:27
charlie-tcarhpot1991:  Congratulations. Great name03:27
MTecknologyst33med: you gonna make it too?03:27
st33medyes03:27
foxbuntucongrats rhpot199103:27
pleia2congrats rhpot1991 :)03:27
nixternalCongrats and welcome rhpot1991 !!!03:27
rhpot1991pleia2: I just joined the LoCo on LP :)03:27
st33medI've stayed way past my bedtime for this03:27
st33medDEDICATION03:27
pleia2st33med: you're up!03:28
st33medAlright03:28
st33medHi, my name is Andrew.  I am a member of the Ubuntu Forums Beginners Team and have been for about two and a half years.  I participate frequently on IRC and help out when I can in Ubuntu Forums.  I have taught Python classes as part of this team's Education and Mentoring group. As an Ubuntu Member, I will promise to uphold the forum rules and continue to hold programming classes ASAP.03:28
vantraxim impressed actually, ill bet hes in bed with his laptop...03:28
nixternallol03:28
st33medvantrax, shhhhhhhh!03:28
nixternalit is a bot03:28
st33medI have also created a bot from Python03:29
st33medfrom scratch, no supybot package03:29
nixternal10:30PM and that is past your bedtime?!?!? :)03:29
st33mednixternal, I have school >.>03:29
* nixternal notes that he loves Manassas, VA03:29
vorianyes, thanks for reminding me03:29
nhandlerI would like to say that st33med is a long time member of the Ubuntu Forums Beginners Team. He is very devoted and is always willing to help out users with questions both on IRC and on the forums03:30
vantraxI actually have to head off, but id like to not the success and professionalism of the courses that st33med has run for the Ubuntu Forums Education Team and the contributions he has made helping people in IRC03:30
vantrax*note03:30
vorianst33med: what plans do you have for the future?03:30
st33medvorian, I plan on trying to triage more in LP and see if I can be a developer for some packages03:31
st33medMaybe you can teach me the ropes03:31
st33med;)03:31
voriansure, anytime03:31
ScottKWell we're right in the middle of trying to convert over to Python 2.6 in Jaunty, so now's a good time to show up and help ...03:32
vorianst33med: /j #ubuntu-motu :)03:32
st33medI can try03:32
vorian(#kubuntu-devel is fun too)03:32
vorianI'm good03:33
nixternalya, setup offlineimap for python 2.6..silly ssl is killing me03:33
st33medI am not that experienced with some of the python packages yet03:33
st33medBut, I can help03:34
voriananyone here to cheer for st33med?03:34
* nhandler already did03:34
* Daisuke_Ido cheers03:34
charlie-tcaXubuntu needs developers, too03:34
* emma cheers++03:34
JanCst33med: I think many python packages just need need "python (<< 2.6)" dependencies changed to something sensible  ;)03:34
vorianst33med: just ask for help when you join, someone will point you in the right direction03:34
effie_jayxst33med, what have been the challenges for you when it comes to your contribution to ubuntu as a project?03:34
emmaI would not know anything about Python if not for st33med's extremely well done classes through the Beginners team.03:35
emmaHe's a wonderful instructor.03:35
ScottKJanC: Many of those just need to be rebuilt.  It's testing if that's enough that takes the time.03:35
st33medWell, I learned python old classes and needed to relearn new style clasess...03:35
st33medIt was hard trying to teach in a live chat room03:35
st33medbut I pulled through it03:36
nixternalI hear you there, I did an IRC class 3 years ago on IRC...figure the odds03:36
pleia2yay for more classroom stuff :)03:36
nixternaluh oh, what do you want greg-g?03:37
st33medUh, votes?03:37
nixternalhehe03:37
MTecknologylol03:37
greg-ghmm, yeah, I want to be voted for again.03:37
greg-gfor membership, that is.03:38
st33medgreg-g, no, for me XD03:38
pleia2st33med: great work :) +1 from me03:38
nixternalst33med: +1 from me03:38
vorian+1 from me03:38
MTecknologygreg-g: -103:38
nixternalgreg-g: -1 from me03:38
st33medhaha03:38
nixternalhahaha03:38
* nixternal loves greg-g so +1 from me03:38
effie_jayx+103:38
st33medgreg-g, -pi03:38
Technoviking+103:38
greg-gis the meeting still going on? don't let me interrupt (I honestly didn't know)03:39
nhandlerCongratulations st33med !03:39
pleia2st33med: congrats! welcome :)03:39
ajmitchnixternal: but would you give me a +1?03:39
charlie-tcast33med: Congratulations.03:39
nixternalwth03:39
greg-gcongrats st33med !03:39
st33medgreg-g, it is just over03:39
nhandlergreg-g: It is almost over03:39
st33medthanks!03:39
nixternalajmitch: I would always give you a +1!!!03:39
emmaCongratulations st33med !!! ♥03:39
emma*hugs* st33med :)03:39
MTecknologyYou guys that got approved for support... I'm trying to burn an avi to a dvd with brasero - but I'm getting the error "It is not possible to write with the current set of plugins"03:39
nixternalhrmm, my script broke on st33med's name03:39
* Daisuke_Ido ^5s st33med03:39
nixternalcongrats and welcome st33med03:39
st33medAnd now I can hide this embarrassing comcast ip03:39
st33mednixternal, script?03:39
nixternalCongrats and welcome !!!03:40
nixternalthat one03:40
nixternalyou broke it! :)03:40
vantraxst33med, ping pricey about that03:40
nixternalis that is for tonight?03:40
MTecknologyst33med: wait till you're a member to ping though03:40
vorianPricey:03:40
nixternalwe get everyone? I can go eat now?03:40
st33medPricey,03:40
voriannixternal: yep, we're done03:40
nixternalyeeeeehaw03:40
* nixternal goes and eats03:40
st33medWe'll keep pinging him till I pass out from tiredness03:40
* vantrax is munching on wedges atm03:41
nhandlerCongrats once again to all of the new members03:41
pleia2st33med: alternatively, join #ubuntu-irc and ask :)03:41
greg-gcongrats all new members!03:41
vantrax^.^03:41
charlie-tcaMTecknology: use k3b03:41
st33medYeah, I'll do that later03:41
MTecknologyst33med: it won't happen until you're in the ubuntumembers team03:41
st33medI am tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrrrrrrrrrredddddddddd03:41
pleia2MTecknology: he is :)03:41
MTecknologypleia2: already?03:41
pleia2yes03:41
st33medMTecknology, where have you been?03:41
pleia2haha03:41
MTecknologypleia2: you guys are fast this tim03:41
MTecknologye03:42
st33medOnly one person took a lot of time03:42
MTecknologyit took a day or two for me :P03:42
st33medYay, email03:42
MTecknologycharlie-tca: I'll try k3b03:43
MTecknologyit took just about a week for my email to start :P03:43
charlie-tcaI haven't gotten a dvd to burn right yet in brasero03:43
st33medcharlie-tca, try k3b03:43
st33medlove it03:43
charlie-tcaThanks03:43
st33mednight all03:43
voriantry k*03:44
st33medAlso, my cloak won't be applied until I request it to be, right?03:45
nhandlerCorrect st33med03:46
st33medCoolio03:46
PupUserecb945yo03:56
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* lool waves14:59
dendrobateso/15:00
slangasekmorning15:00
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faderHowdy15:01
pittihello15:01
slangasekcjwatson, davidm, Riddell, sbeattie, mdz, Hobbsee, ScottK: ping15:01
cjwatsonpong15:02
ScottKo/15:02
sbeattiehey15:02
mdzslangasek: in meeting, will only be lurking15:02
henohello15:02
slangasekmdz: ack15:02
davidmslangasek, I'm here as is lool15:03
slangasekok - sounds like quorum :)15:03
slangasek#startmeeting15:03
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slangasek[LINK] Agenda: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReleaseTeam/Meeting/2009-03-0615:03
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* davidbarth waves15:03
slangasek[TOPIC] Outstanding actions15:04
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slangasekjust a couple of these from last time that I don't know the current status of15:04
slangasekrtg: is everything on track regarding ATI kernel patches?15:04
* Riddell not here15:05
slangasekRiddell: ok15:05
rtgslangasek: on track? Its still in progress. Bryce sent a preliminary last week.15:05
rtgthe patches look ok, but have not been released15:05
slangasekok; are we holding off for official release before making images available?15:06
rtgpretty much15:06
slangasekare they confirmed to apply ok to our kernel and not break the build?15:06
rtgin fact, I think they are due to be released today, though I've not built them15:06
slangasekok15:06
slangasekpitti: computer-janitor - I think the "follow up" is done, because I see it's installed now by ubuntu-desktop?15:07
pittiright, done15:07
slangasekok, great15:07
cjwatson(yay)15:07
slangaseklast outstanding action is mine - following up on bug #8874615:08
ubottuLaunchpad bug 88746 in linux "ehci_hcd module causes I/O errors in USB 2.0 devices" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/8874615:08
slangasekthat's going to require me to spend a little "face-time" with the bug, since it's basically a question of triaging a metabug15:08
slangasekbut I'll try to take care of that next week15:09
slangasek[TOPIC] QA team15:09
MootBotNew Topic:  QA team15:09
slangasekheno, fader, sbeattie: heya15:09
sbeattiehey15:09
faderHey15:09
henohi15:09
sbeattieBug 324215: already fixed in checkbox 0.5 upload, but didn't get auto-closed.15:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 324215 in checkbox "hwtest-gtk fails to uninstall if hwtest is no longer installed" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32421515:09
slangasekok, great!15:10
faderHardware certification: all the servers are up and running tests now modulo a few with issues (that have RT tickets filed and being worked on).  I'll be in Montreal next week working with the team there to get manual testing ready for laptops for the alpha release.15:10
faderOh, and I hope to have VMWare testing running by today if all goes according to plan.15:11
slangasekfader sent out an email pointing to a current hardware test report for our public hardware, for which I'll enthusiastically repaste the link here:15:11
slangasek[LINK] http://people.ubuntu.com/~fader/hw-testing/current.html15:11
MootBotLINK received:  http://people.ubuntu.com/~fader/hw-testing/current.html15:11
heno\o/15:11
faderslangasek: thanks15:11
slangasekfader: is that VMware ESX?15:12
faderslangasek: Yes, ESX.15:12
slangasekwhee, so we'll be able to get some feedback on the ESX SRU bug finally? :)15:12
sbeattieslangasek: err, which bug is that?15:13
faderHopefully... Let me make sure I get the tests running on it before I promise usable results. ;)15:13
slangaseksbeattie: don't have it to hand, will dig it up for you after the meeting15:13
sbeattieslangasek: okay15:13
henoFYI, we can do manual testing on ESX now, ful automation will need some work15:13
slangasekok15:13
henofinally Brian has been working on a fixed bug report: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/bug-fixing/jaunty-fixes-report.html15:14
slangasek[LINK] fixed bug report:               http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/bug-fixing/jaunty-fixes-report.html15:14
MootBotLINK received:  fixed bug report:               http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/bug-fixing/jaunty-fixes-report.html15:14
slangaseksaw that on planet, looks nice :)15:15
henoThat only covers bugs listed as fixed on the -changes list ATM15:15
cjwatsonhow often does it update?15:15
cjwatsonI think it's fine for it only to cover -changes, personally?15:15
henonot sure, last update was Wednesday15:16
henoI expect they will be updated daily15:16
slangasekheno: what's the overall sense of release bugginess, and whether we're on-track for release in that respect?15:17
cjwatson(I asked because it hasn't updated since I checked it yesterday morning ;-) )15:17
cjwatsonI noticed that we are still well behind our fix numbers for intrepid15:17
pittiI agree that just covering -changes is sufficient; closing bugs without package uploads is great clean-up and triage, but most probably not our bug fixing15:17
cjwatsonthis is a bit disappointing since I'd hoped we would be doing significantly better this release15:17
cjwatsondoes anyone have any idea of where intrepid was at the same point in the cycle?15:18
pittino :(, just wanted to ask15:18
cjwatsonit would perhaps be interesting to get that figure, e.g. by counting intrepid-changes only up to now - 6 months15:19
cjwatsonI suppose the intrepid-changes stats also cover SRUs15:19
henoslangasek: nothing that worries us at the moment - the more frequent HW testing we are now seeing should gives up a better picture15:19
henoI still want to dig into sound issues again though15:20
slangasekok, that's good - I look forward to having that testing input15:20
henothat's all from QA15:20
slangasekok, thanks15:21
slangasek[TOPIC] Desktop team15:21
MootBotNew Topic:  Desktop team15:21
pittias usual, desktop status is on https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus15:21
pittitoday I went through all the milestoned bugs and ensured that all of them have proper assignees15:21
slangasek[LINK] Desktop team status https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus15:21
MootBotLINK received:  Desktop team status https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus15:21
pitti(not just the desktop ones)15:21
pittiI also went through the jaunty-targetted bugs to check for desktop-ish things which fell through the cracks, b15:21
pittiut nothing too worrying for now.15:21
pittiby now, most (6/11) RC bugs on the report are X.org driver problems; debugging and triaging is going on, but t15:21
pittihey are intrinsically hard with us not having any driver developer, so we can only rely on upstream's support15:21
pittiaside from that, desktop front has settled down now, we just want to concentrate on fixing bugs now15:21
pittion the "new gdm" issue, I updated DK and DK-P in jaunty today, and plan to look into ppa-packaging the new gpm over the weekend15:22
slangasekbug #304871> "hard problem" - do we think that's going to have to end up a release-noted regression, or is there community developers supporting this that we can work with?15:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 304871 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[i845G] Fatal server error: Couldn't bind memory for BO front buffer (Jaunty)" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30487115:23
pittislangasek: no community developers so far; I asked bryce whether we can auto-transition to vesa on those models at least, or perhaps even resurrect -i810 for those models15:23
pittibut he's not awake yet15:23
pitti-vesa would still be better than breaking completely, at least15:24
slangasekI've seen good progress on 320632, do you know if tseliot is planning to upload to jaunty any time soon?15:24
pittibut in that case it should be release-note'd15:24
pittislangasek: he did already15:25
pittislangasek: but one reporter reopened it, apparently it still doesn't work everywhere15:25
slangasekI had mentioned resurrecting i810 before to bryce and he gave me a funny look. :)15:25
slangasekpitti: ah, ok - will have a look at my bug mail on that later this morning then15:25
* ScottK has an 845 running Dapper he'd hoped to upgrade ....15:25
pittiScottK: hardy should still be working?15:26
pittiI mean, it was confirmed to work on intrepid stilil15:26
pitti"still"15:27
slangasek305790> I think part of the problem isn't just getting it building with OpenJDK, there seems to be no end to the recursive dependencies being pulled in by OOo.  Do we need to do some analysis of the build-dep graph and try to find somewhere we can do a bit of surgery?15:27
ScottKYes, but I'd hoped to get to the current release.15:27
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slangasekfwiw, now that I know 328035 is my bug (as well as mdz's) and that it's heap corruption, I'm going to dare to try running my X under valgrind for a bit to see what happens :)15:28
pittislangasek: right, I'm not at all willing to get maven and it's long dep tail into main15:29
mdzslangasek: I was not brave enough to try that15:29
loolWhat will happen is extreme slowness   :-P15:29
slangasekmdz: I just trippled my RAM the other week, time to be daring :)15:29
mdzslangasek: we might have better luck bisecting15:29
slangasekah, there is that15:29
slangasekI'll talk to bryce when he's awake15:30
cjwatsonbisecting server+drivers has been painful IME15:30
cjwatsondepends how recently it was introduced15:30
slangasekyeah, it also doesn't help that the interval for reproducing is on the order of several days15:30
slangasek(I think I can reproduce faster than Matt because I change my video output a lot for hooking up an LCD)15:30
slangasekanyway15:30
slangasekpitti: thanks for the report - anything else?15:31
pittino, I'm done15:31
slangasek[TOPIC] Mobile team15:31
MootBotNew Topic:  Mobile team15:31
loolhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Roadmap15:31
loolMost of our work is currently focused on the Freescale Babbage board and anything related to its enablement.  We will build a new flavor for it.  We work on new tools to generate RedBoot config, RedBoot partition tables, and SD images of these plus a kernel plus an initramfs plus a rootfs.  The rootfs will be a live system for now.15:31
loolMajor risks with this project:15:31
lool- need kernel .debs in the archive (kernel team)15:31
lool- kernel bugs (e.g. initramfs seems flaky, Ethernet and USB have issues, Audio doesn't work etc.)15:31
lool- building RedBoot from source with FSL patches and/or packaging it15:31
loolInteresting spec status:15:31
loolarm-library-optimizations: glibc and pango ready for upload but waiting for kernel patch to be merged in our porter and buildd boxes by IS; WIP on gtk and cairo; ffmpeg-debian being discussed because of NEON15:31
loolpoulsbo-packaging: intrepid packaging starts working for 2D but 3D crashes, jaunty packaging will be identical and so is almost ready15:31
looljaunty-unr: expected to be complete for A6, last 2 patches have been acked and a15:31
loolre about to be merged by Seb15:32
loolBugs on our radar, but not all release critical:15:32
lool299847: slow progress, Michael has trouble simplifying the tests and writing a C test case, but we're distracted by other stuff and will continue chasing this15:32
lool328167: Oliver just managed to reproduce and is trying to gather useful info15:32
lool309396: We discussed a simpler way forward with Colin which is to backport the relevant syslinux fixes; Emmet started doing that15:32
lool280669: In all cases jax10 now works on lpia and i386 but it seems apw's kernel selects a higher DMA mode; last thing is stress testing the driver a little before we recommend the patch for inclusion and upstreaming15:32
lool336770: Oliver is writing a MIR for promotion of flash-kernel to main15:32
lool338148: needs merge from Debian15:32
lool(done for the dump)15:32
slangaseklool: "NEON"?15:33
loolThat's SIMD15:33
loolaltivec for ARM if you prefer15:33
slangasekok15:33
loolARM wanted this enabled, but it's not runtime detected15:33
loolI provided info on how to do so, but it's not trivial in ffmpeg15:33
lool(For the way NEON is implemented)15:34
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loolSo we might provide alternate binary packages via shlibs "|" dependencies15:34
loolBut there's no support for pulling that automatically on ARMv7 systems15:34
slangasekfor the bugs you listed, which ones are the ones you *do* consider release-critical?15:34
loolThe other way is to provide vfp libs, but that only works for VFP opts, not NEON15:35
lool328167 is RC15:35
lool309396 kind of, but we don't give a lot of love to the affected flavors in general15:35
lool336770 is probably a blocker for archive consistency, but trivial15:36
loolThat's all RC from that list; the RC "stuff" which we want in is babbage support, that includes having a kernel for it, redboot and all, infrastructure and more, and as much vfp libs as possible, probably the one I've listed15:36
slangasek[LINK] Mobile team status https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileTeam/Roadmap15:37
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loolVFP is half done when we get the kernel fixed15:37
slangasekok15:37
slangasekwhat's the ETA for that?15:37
loolBabbage is making good progress, but mostly out of archive   :-/15:37
loolIS has a ticket for the VFP-fixed kernel, it's very urgent15:37
slangasekok15:38
loolThe Babbage is probably going to fail A6 because the distro kernel will land in the coming days (ask kernel team / amitk), and that's too short for us to have everything working at the same time15:38
rtglool: does this require the new ARM flavour taht we're working on?15:38
loolBut it should be ok immediately after that15:38
loolrtg: No, that's just because IS would like the buildd board to be supported by our official kernel15:38
loolrtg: Which I agree is a more than very good idea15:39
rtglool: we should have that done today15:39
lool(I raised this in the past, but couldn't do much about it since the Mobile team doesn't have any marvell board, only IS has)15:39
loolrtg: Babbage or Marvell?15:39
rtglool: the MV7 (I think)15:39
loolMarvell is not RC IMO; it's a nice to have but we lived since months on hand built kernels on the buildds and porter box15:40
slangaseklool, davidm: anything else?15:40
loolThat's all for me, happy to answer question or give more details after the meeting as well15:40
davidmslangasek, lool covered everything I had on my list15:40
slangasek[TOPIC] Kernel team15:40
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pgranerslangasek: LP 319729 I thought we put that to bed last meeting... I opened a release note task, gave sample text for it as well15:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 319729 in ubuntu-release-notes "ARM architecture lacks support for pselect() and ppoll()" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31972915:41
pgranerrtg: you know anything about? LP 32081315:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 320813 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[drm] compiz animations cause temporary freezes with vblank" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32081315:41
rtgnope15:41
slangasekpgraner: it popped back up because lool mentioned to me that there are patches available - any chance of integrating those before release? (which beats an SRU any day if we can manage it)15:42
slangasekif not, I'll take it off the list15:42
pgranerslangasek: nope not at this point15:42
rtgslangasek: I'm looking at the ppoll/pselect [patch right now15:42
loolThe CodeSourcery folks told us last week that it was a well known issue that pselect and ppoll were missing and that Russell didn't comment on the proposed patches so far15:42
pgranerslangasek: we should stick to the original plan and go from there if the patches pan out15:42
loolI figured that we had an actual test case and a semi-ack that a fix would be useful from Russel now15:42
slangasekpgraner: ack15:43
pgranerslangasek: on 320813 timo is working so I don't have any real viz into it15:43
pgranerslangasek: rtg can address LP 31778115:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 317781 in linux "Ext4 data loss" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31778115:44
rtgext4: there are 6 or 7 stable patches in Ted's tree. I've been waiting for them to appear via stable update.15:44
rtgbut, one of them is an ABI bumper, so I've been dragging my feet15:44
slangasekok, I see follow-ups from timo on 320813 that suggest the jaunty task should probably be wontfixed15:44
slangasek[ACTION] slangasek to follow up on bug 320813 (wontfix jaunty?)15:44
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ubottuLaunchpad bug 320813 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[drm] compiz animations cause temporary freezes with vblank" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/32081315:44
pgranerslangasek: thats it for the kernel team....15:45
slangasekrtg: hmm, better sooner than later for an ABI bump?  (but also better not while we're rolling milestone candidates, of course :)15:45
rtgslangasek: they have not been officially released15:45
slangasekok15:45
rtgthe ext4 patches, I mean15:45
slangasekis that worth mentioning in the bug?15:46
rtgI've a couple of other kernel items15:46
rtgI want to move madwifi out of LRM since Leffler opened the HAL15:46
rtgWireless CRDA is causing some "interesting" regulatory issues,15:46
rtgstill working with Luis to determine the ultimate solution.15:46
rtgrf-kill: apw currently working with an Intel patch.15:46
rtgthats all from me15:46
slangasekcan you elaborate wrt moving madwifi out of LRM?15:47
rtgslangasek: I'll update the ext4 bug with that info15:47
slangasekdoes that mean dropping madwifi in favor of the fully free driver?15:47
rtgmove madwifi into the kernel package, but it'll require some jockey coordination I think15:47
slangasekor moving madwifi into another package?15:47
slangasekok15:47
slangasekcan you coordinate with pitti regarding jockey and file an FFe?  That sounds like it carries some risk15:48
rtgis it really a feature?15:48
rtgI'm not positive it'll cause jockey problems, but I just want to be sure.15:49
pittiwell, if it's just moving the driver into a new packge, then the change is simple15:49
pittiwell, maybe not that simple15:49
pittiwe currently don't have a proper jockey handler for madwifi15:49
slangasekthere are no potential problems from having this driver become available by default?15:49
pittiI've been meaning to write one to get better strings, etc.15:49
rtgslangasek: its black listed by default15:49
slangasekok - and the blacklist will remain in place?15:50
rtgyep15:50
rtgath5k is the preferred driver15:50
slangasekin that case, no need for an FFe for me15:50
pittirtg: the new madwifi package will ship the blacklist file?15:50
slangaseksounds like the kernel will ship it15:50
rtgno, its current in modutils15:50
slangasekor that15:50
rtgcrrently*15:50
rtgthere should be no external behavior change.15:51
slangaseksounds good15:51
slangasekrtg, pgraner: thanks15:51
slangasek[TOPIC] Foundations team15:51
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cjwatsonFoundations status is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/ReleaseStatus/Jaunty15:51
cjwatsonnothing too much to call out from that, we lopped about half the RC bug list off from last time and gained a little under the same again :-/15:52
slangasek[LINK] Foundations team status http://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/ReleaseStatus/Jaunty15:52
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cjwatsonbut that's more or less to be expected15:52
slangasekright :)15:52
cjwatsonthree of the known issues from alpha 5 were ours, and are all believed to be done15:53
cjwatson334278 was mostly a udev bug, although I also added a few more bits of synchronisation to the installer; this will bear further testing with a6, though15:53
slangasek292159> kernel panic?  any help we can give evand on that?15:53
cjwatson334281 is uploaded now15:53
cjwatsonthe ARM/NSLU2 thing is uploaded too so that it doesn't do expensive locale generation on lowmem installs15:54
* slangasek nods15:54
cjwatsonhm, evand isn't here. He didn't sound as if he needed help earlier but I'll remind him to shout if he does15:54
cjwatson(he reckoned it was something he was doing wrong)15:54
cjwatsonremarkably few of the regression-potential bugs are ours15:55
robbiewwhoohoo!15:55
robbiew:)15:55
cjwatsonbasically just 324614 (software-properties) and 331442 (ubiquity)15:55
cjwatsonI hadn't looked at those until this afternoon, but I'll make sure they get attention15:55
slangasekI think that's because we disclaimed responsibility for the X server this cycle :)15:56
cjwatsonas robbiew points out, our team has a vast number of assigned bugs compared to others, which I think in part reflects that many of us have been with Ubuntu for ages and have built up massive to-do lists of death15:56
cjwatsonbut we'll probably need to do something about paring that down to be a little more manageable and viewable15:56
robbiewheh...plus Foundations is the catch-all15:56
cjwatsonthat's all from me; Robbie?15:57
robbiewquick question on FFEs15:57
robbiewam I right in seeing that we only have 2?15:57
robbiewhttp://tinyurl.com/dcbv8n15:57
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slangasekthere are 8 outstanding FFes right now15:58
robbiewah15:58
robbiewall for jaunty?15:58
cjwatsonrobbiew: outstanding, or ever?15:58
robbiewoutstanding15:58
slangasekyou seem to have filtered by milestone for some reason?15:58
slangasekFFes aren't generally tied to milestones15:58
slangasekhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-release/+subscribedbugs15:59
robbiewright...then parse based on approx when they were opened15:59
slangasekall of those are jaunty, I've gone through and killed off all the ones that weren't15:59
pitticjwatson: massive assigned lists> I found it a good exercise to clean up mine; many were already fixed, many obsolete, and for some I just unassigned because realistically I won't work on them15:59
cjwatsonpitti: yeah, I've been doing that a bit too, but of course it's second place to more urgent things15:59
pitticjwatson: yeah, absolutely; something to do when your brain isn't in 100% steam mode :)16:00
robbiewslangasek: ok, and Keybuk's "meta" FFE isn't listed, right?16:00
slangasekrobbiew: correct16:00
slangasek(though part of it is, in the form of the compiz FFe request)16:00
cjwatsonI wonder if that should've gone through a bug report16:00
robbiewmaybe we should require all FFEs to have some sort of LP bug associated...so we can track them16:00
slangasekprobably16:00
davidbarthand you probably don't see the 3 from dxteam, because they are not properly tagged/miletstoned yet16:00
slangasekthen I don't have to maintain a wiki page that duplicates most of what's already in LP :)16:00
robbiew;)16:01
cjwatsonis there such a wiki page at the moment?16:01
slangasekcjwatson: no, but robbiew asked for one16:01
* robbiew doesn't need one, if LP can do the work for us16:01
cjwatsonah, right. I'd certainly prefer it all to be in LP16:01
robbiew+116:01
slangasekdavidbarth: what are those?  I guess they're not actually FFe requests until they've been submitted to the release team16:02
cjwatsondavidbarth: you'd just need to subscribe the ubuntu-release team to them16:02
davidbarthslangasek: they are UIF exceptions, for things like 4 strings and icons16:02
slangasekok - please do subscribe ubuntu-release16:02
Keybukhow should I handle the existing FFes?16:02
cjwatsonhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/FreezeExceptionProcess16:02
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KeybukI'm quite happy to file bugs and subscribe you guys, on the basis that they're already approved16:02
davidbarthslangasek: plus the logout dialog thing that i'd like to get monitored even if it landed yesterday16:02
slangasekKeybuk: that would be perfect, thanks16:02
cjwatson(FEP> which says "After that, subscribe the release team, as usual" for UI freeze exceptions)16:03
davidbarthslangasek: i have a list (wiki) but will be happy to subscribe them to ubuntu-release to get that tracked in LP16:03
slangasekdavidbarth: well, you have to subscribe ubuntu-release to actually be granted an exception by the release team... :)16:04
davidbarthslangasek: will do16:04
slangasek(UI freeze exceptions are usually trivial to approve, since the main concern is that the docs team *know* that things are changing)16:04
slangasek[TOPIC] Server team16:05
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slangasekdendrobates: hi16:05
dendrobates3 things.  1 update and 2 FFE's that might be filed.16:05
dendrobatesbug 30526416:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 305264 in gnutls26 "gnutls regression: failure in certificate chain validation" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/30526416:06
dendrobatesThe openldap is fixed upstream and mathiaz should be grabbing it next week16:06
dendrobateswe are still trying to get a clean build of likewise-open 5.116:07
slangasek"clean" how?16:07
dendrobateswe had a new code drop yesterday and if it builds ttx will do an FFE Monday.16:07
dendrobateswill not build due to multiple problems.16:08
dendrobatesshould all be fixed now, ttx is testing.16:08
slangasekok16:08
dendrobatesI was notified by the landscape team that they plan to have a code drop soon that adds new features.16:09
slangasekis that the second FFe?16:09
dendrobatesyes16:09
dendrobatesthe 2nd potential one, as I haven't seen any code yet.16:09
ScottKThere is also clamav 0.95.  It's RC is out and I'm hoping Debian will have a package soon for us to work on rdepends (as I haven't had time to package it).  Final should be out in a week or two.16:09
dendrobatesthat's all I've got.16:10
slangasekScottK: and that one implies full rebuilds of all reverse-deps?  (ISTR discussing this earlier)16:10
ScottKslangasek: Not just rebuilds.  Patching the libclamav rdepends.16:11
slangasekright16:11
ScottKThere is one change in the clamd interface, but so far we haven't found a package it affects.16:11
slangasekso I suppose that'll get a formal FFe request as well when the package is available16:11
ScottKYes.  Once it's out and we have the rdepends workable.16:11
ScottKWe'll work in the ubuntu-clamav PPA until then.16:12
slangasekok, great16:12
slangasek[TOPIC] MOTU16:12
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slangasekScottK: all you :)16:12
ScottK;-)16:12
ScottKAll the libclamav rdepends are in Universe ....16:12
ScottKThe big thing for us right now is the Python transition16:13
ScottKIt's in full swing, but a lot of it involves package changes and not just rebuilding.16:13
slangasekis there a python TODO list posted anywhere?16:13
slangasekI've been picking off packages as I run into them16:13
ScottKWe're also hitting stuff more than I'd expected that won't work in 2.6.16:13
ScottKslangasek: No, we've just been knocking stuff off as we find it.16:14
slangasekyes, quodlibet wouldn't even build for me without code changes because of os.popen2() deprecation16:14
ScottKI've been systematically working my way through the python2.5 rdepends, but it's slow16:14
cjwatsonreally? I thought that was just a warning16:14
cjwatsondebconf.py was fine with it, it just whined on stderr (and I fixed it)16:15
slangasekcjwatson: it is, but it somehow managed to break the build system :)16:15
ScottKOne of the major XML libs doesn't work in 2.6 and upstream says they won't support it.16:15
* ScottK is blanking on which one.16:15
slangasekI didn't figure out why, I just patched it out and the build worked16:15
ScottKThat will cause all it's rdpends to stay on 2.5.16:15
slangasekScottK: hrm, yuck16:15
ScottKSo I think we are stuck with having 2.5 as a supported Python for this release.16:16
slangasekdendrobates: speaking of python, I finished getting python2.5 off the server images, and amd64 server still weighs in at 716M16:16
ScottKAnd of course Zope and related on 2.4.16:16
slangasekdendrobates: does anyone from your team watch ubuntu-server CD size?16:16
slangasekScottK: ah, eew.  Can you find out which XML lib that is and let me know?16:17
ScottKSo my prediction is this one will take up a fair amount of community effort up until the end. Sure.16:17
ScottKI have the bug somewhere.16:18
ScottKThat's it for Universe.16:18
ScottKI'd like to add a couple of bits on Kubuntu if I could?16:18
slangasek[ACTION] ScottK to get bug reference for XML lib that won't support python 2.616:18
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slangasekgo ahead16:18
ScottKWe uploaded both Qt 4.5 final and KDE 4.2.1 this week.16:18
ScottKThings are a little rocky and Qt thought 4.5 was for 4.2 and KDE did not.16:19
ScottKWe're sorting through it, but it's 'fun'.16:19
ScottKOn ports we're pretty stuck for Power PC because Qt 4.5 ICE.16:19
ScottKThere's no way we have the expertise to sort through an ICE, so it'd be great if we could get some help with that.16:20
ScottKThat's it.16:20
cjwatsondoko: ^- ?16:20
slangasekdoes someone have access to hardware to distill a reproducible test case?16:21
ScottKNone of the core Kubuntu team have power pc.16:21
ScottKTheMuse does ....16:21
slangasekIME that's the most labor-intensive part of debugging an ICE16:21
cjwatsonRiddell has access to davis.canonical.com16:21
ScottKOK.  It's a bit beyond me to sort out who needs to do what to whom on this ...16:22
slangasekcjwatson: could you take point on that?16:22
cjwatsonon getting the right people to sort it out?16:22
slangasekyes16:22
cjwatsonI guess, yes16:22
cjwatson(though not today)16:22
slangasek[ACTION] cjwatson to find resources for debugging Qt ICE on powerpc16:23
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ScottKThere's a 2nd, much smaller package that also has a very similar ICE, so it might be a better source for a test case16:23
slangasekScottK: do you know the package name?16:23
slangasekif not, could you get back to cjwatson with it later?16:23
ScottKkde-style-skulpture16:24
slangasekok, thanks16:24
slangasek[TOPIC] Known regressions16:24
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slangasekdiscussion of some of these has obviously been interleaved16:24
slangasekI've been triaging the bugs from #16:25
slangasekhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.tag=regression-potential16:25
slangasek,16:25
ScottKIs there a reason regression-release isn't also tracked here?16:25
slangasekbut it ends up being fairly time-consuming (though worthwhile) because some of the bugs make it onto that list in a still unclear state16:25
slangasekso it would help if individual teams could review the list and pick off some regressions, then I don't need to triage them :)16:26
slangasekScottK: that the focus of the meeting is jaunty development16:26
henosbeattie: can you take point on getting those triaged?16:26
henoask for help from teams or the rest of the QA team as need be16:27
ScottKslangasek: If it's a regression from Hardy and still not fixed in Jaunty should it have both tags then?16:27
sbeattieheno: yes, I'm doing that as well. as slangasek said, it's time-consuming.16:27
henook16:28
slangasekheno, sbeattie: the most problematic ones are usually the 'undecided' importance ones at the bottom; once they at least have an importance set, I have some indication whether we should consider targeting16:28
slangasekScottK: yes16:28
ScottKThanks.16:28
slangasek[TOPIC] ISO size16:28
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slangasekI mentioned the ubuntu-server being oversized on amd64; would be good to have someone from the server team take lead on resolving this, since I don't really have a feel for what's expendable or not there16:29
* pitti needs to leave now, got a 9.10 planning call now16:29
slangasekGNOME has also been creeping back up in size, and we have a FFe request for compiz to add a dep on a new 500K library16:29
slangasekpitti: ok, thanks!16:30
slangasekso this is costing us some langpacks on the desktop side; clever (and not-too-crazy) ideas for saving some space there are still welcome16:30
pittiwe might do some more lzma'ing16:31
cjwatsonthere appears to be some installer cruft on the server CD which shouldn't be there but is16:31
slangasekdo we have a current list of lzma targets?16:31
cjwatsonthings like cdebconf-udeb16:31
cjwatsonI'll take a look at that, and it should save us several megabytes16:31
slangasekcalc produced that list last time, it probably needs re-done16:31
slangasekcjwatson: great, thanks16:31
cjwatson(basically, anything that's already in the installer initrd doesn't need to be duplicated as a udeb)16:31
slangasek[ACTION] cjwatson to look at removing unnecessary installer components from ubuntu-server CD16:32
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cjwatsonannoyingly, I thought I'd already fixed that this cycle16:32
slangasekand then of course, we also have oversized DVDs, which we'll have to do something about fairly soon :)16:33
slangasekI'll be digging into that this coming week for alpha-6, but suggestions welcome16:33
slangasekanyway - a bit over time now, but that's it for the agenda16:34
ScottKslangasek: It's python-4suite-xml - Bug #338079 for my action item.16:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 338079 in python-4suite "[Jaunty] packages incompatible with python 2.6" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/33807916:34
slangasekScottK: ah, thanks16:34
slangasekanything else we need to cover?16:34
slangasek(I assume not, since nobody is talking over me yet :)16:34
slangasek#endmeeting16:35
MootBotMeeting finished at 10:35.16:35
slangasekthanks, folks!16:35
robbiewthanks16:35
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