[08:39] Morning All === asac_ is now known as asac [11:07] jtholmes: you around? [11:08] i just got stirring, good morning [11:09] Morning [11:10] jtholmes: when you check Kubuntu can you check that the partitioner is displaying the bars properly again please [11:10] will do [11:10] ta [11:10] I'll probably run a test this afternoon [11:11] it's just nice to have 2 confirms :) [11:11] does it matter that i usually manually partition [11:12] jtholmes: no, just check that if you click the check boxes for whole drive and side by side the bars don't vanish [11:12] then go on to manual and hit forward [11:14] will do [11:15] ta [12:33] davmor2, there appears to be a change in behavior, let me check yesterdays iso and will update [13:15] fader_: I'm off on lunch in a second but I've dropped in a rough here http://testcases.qa.ubuntu.com/System/Translation feel free to add anything :) [13:16] davmor2: Cool, I will check that out. Thanks! [13:58] fader_: what do you think is that alright for a start [13:59] davmor2: Yeah... I've been trying to think of how to expand it, but it's a pretty broad topic :) I think that's a good start anyway. [13:59] davmor2: I might make a couple of minor edits to it if you don't mind just to make it a little more understandable for me :) [13:59] fader_: that was the issue I had too [14:00] fader_: knock yourself out [14:03] fader_: only other thing I can think of is to check that characters are properly formed [14:03] for chinese etc [14:04] Yeah, good point [14:04] I'm also wondering if we ought to add some cases for checking translations in specific apps or in the desktop, but that could get out of hand pretty fast. [14:06] fader_: that's the problem. My solution is to add this testcase to the end of the installer in all general tests which should then cover every app with one testcase [14:06] davmor2: Yeah, that seems reasonable for apps [14:06] I'm thinking about adding something to check things like the panel items, the help screen, etc. [14:07] as I don't think those are really called out anywhere else or in any of the application tests [14:08] fader_: I think we can add 3 cases installer, general, app. Installer is obvious, general is over all look of the desktop and apps speaks for itself [14:09] Sounds good to me. I'll take a crack at that in a few minutes [14:09] (Right now the environment for server automated tests is on fire so I need to put that out first... bleh) [14:10] * davmor2 hands fader_ a fire extinguisher [14:10] powder only don't want sparks flying too :) [14:11] Aww, you're no fun :P [14:13] anyone want to run a testing session for ubuntu openweek? [14:16] * davmor2 runs for the hills [14:18] davmor2, definitely different on the bars [14:18] the bars and the partiton options are no longer on the same display [14:18] cool now I got some free time I can start testing but thanks for the update [14:19] unless you select use the entire disk [14:19] otherwise the bars and options are on different displays this is not how i remember it [14:19] jtholmes: I'll have a look in a minute [14:20] sure [14:20] i need to set up vbox moving from machine to machine is to expensive in time [14:29] davmor2: I took a crack at expanding the translation test cases into the three you suggested... let me know what you think :) [14:30] fader_: looks good :) [14:31] \o/ [16:35] davmor2: ping [16:35] hello [16:35] stgraber: pong [16:35] davmor2: do we have wubi for jaunty ? [16:36] davmor2: I'm installing ubuntu on a windows laptop and it doesn't seem to work on intrepid so would like to try with jaunty [16:36] yes hopefully r118 has gone through which works quite well [16:36] url ? [16:37] stgraber: http://www.davmor2.co.uk/wubi.exe [16:40] davmor2: doesn't open ... [16:40] a window appear for half a sec and disappears [16:40] hang on then [16:41] stgraber: http://people.ubuntu.com/~evand/wubi/jaunty/ and click on r118 :) [16:41] k [16:42] exactly the same behavior [16:43] stgraber: hang on I think it might be specific for cd 2 ticks [16:46] crashes with an ASCII issue, likely utf8 problem [17:02] hello charlie-tca [17:09] Hello, davmor2 [17:09] How are things looking today? [17:10] kubuntu bad [17:10] everything else should be fine [17:11] kubuntu has had a ton of changes this week [17:14] ubiquity is a bit screwy it still works it just doesn't look pretty [17:15] charlie-tca: http://www.davmor2.co.uk/kde4of6.png and kde5of6.png [17:17] oh-h nice! [17:17] pretty hey [17:18] Don't they use the same install as the rest? [17:18] That does appear to need work [17:18] charlie-tca: backend yes but the frontend is kde [17:20] it should look pretty much the same as ubuntu and xubuntu's installer so on the first screen you should have 2 bars for the partition etc [17:23] charlie-tca: it's cause it uses qt and not gtk for gfx so there are 2 frontends [17:23] That makes sense to me. Thanks [17:24] I don't do any kubuntu installs, the few times I tried kde I got lost === fader_ is now known as fader|lunch [17:26] it's the one bar isn't it :) [17:42] stgraber: how do you get non standard characters up in vista do you know? [17:42] no idea, that was XP [17:42] meh [17:43] do you know how to do it xp then? [17:44] tea back in a bit [17:45] cr3: ping [17:52] cgregan: pong [17:58] cr3: How are you? I have a question about the certification process [17:59] cgregan: sure, shoot [18:00] Is the checkbox version used for cert easy to move around.....I ask because I want to install it on a system that is not connected to ubuntu standard repos. [18:00] cgregan: not sure what you mean by "move around" [18:01] cr3: it is not installed on our builds so I need to add it without connecting to an online source for the packages [18:02] cr3: is it one deb or does is involve several in which case I may want to move it once to a repo [18:03] cgregan: each project (checkbox, checkbox-compatibility and checkbox-certification) consist of three packages: the base (eg. checkbox) and a couple interfaces (eg. cli and/or gtk) [18:03] cgregan: what are you trying to do exactly? [18:04] cgregan: if it's not connected to ubuntu standard, could it be connected to another repo? [18:04] cr3: I want to run the certification on a system that it is not installed on by default. And I cannot connect it to the Ubuntu repos to apt-get the packages.....so need to know if I can grab them and install from USB [18:04] cgregan: the checkbox packages are now available under a protected repo rather than individual packages, might that be useful for you? [18:04] cr3: ah that is better....what is that repo? [18:05] cgregan: ah, this needs to be done by usb, right? [18:05] cgregan: https://certification.canonical.com/home/compatibility-testing [18:05] cr3: Does not need to be...just want to prevent the system from accidentally being corrupted by other packages [18:05] cool [18:06] cgregan: that's not the repo though, it'll just give you the proper url for the proper release [18:06] cgregan: cool! so you should be all set with that repo then, what a fortunate coincidence that I implemented this repo so recently :) [18:06] cgregan: in case the https poses a problem, the repo is also available under http [18:06] cr3: thanks.....do I need a login to that url? [18:07] cgregan: the url I pasted in the channel or the url provided in the compatibility testing page? [18:07] pasted in channel [18:08] cgregan: yep, that's private because certification is a commercial service... kinda outside the scope of this channel :) === fader|lunch is now known as fader_