[00:39] <j1mc> hi all
[00:42] <Saj0577> hi jlmc
[00:49] <shaunm> j1mc: hey
[00:53] <j1mc> hi all
[00:53] <j1mc> shaunm: i'm going through some DITA stuff, just checking out sample files. It's not no-brainer kind of stuff.
[01:11] <shaunm> j1mc: have you talked to nixternal lately?
[01:19] <j1mc> shaunm: he sent me a message today - saying that you and paul were interested in getting people together in august
[01:19] <j1mc> he had to run, though, so we didn't get to talk about it.
[01:27] <shaunm> j1mc: yeah, so I've gotten a surprisingly decent amount of interest
[01:27] <j1mc> cool - what kind of interest?
[01:28] <shaunm> so what I'm proposing is bringing maybe 10 people to champaign august 21-23
[01:29] <j1mc> i think i would be free then.
[01:29] <j1mc> so you're getting interest from KDE folks?
[01:29] <shaunm> well, nexternal was interested
[01:29] <shaunm> who else should I be talking to from KDE?
[01:29] <shaunm> I talked to the fedora doc team.  there was interest there
[01:30] <j1mc> oh, no . . . i'm really not sure.  ah, ok. that's what i was wanting to know about.
[01:30] <shaunm> and I talked to romanofski, who does the gimp help
[01:30] <j1mc> what other groups are interested
[01:30] <j1mc> cool
[01:32] <j1mc> i'm just getting into it, but the DITA stuff . . .  it seems pretty complex.
[01:33] <shaunm> who else should I be talking to?  I thought about opensuse, but I don't know how to get in touch with them
[01:34] <j1mc> you know... i think i looked up who packaged DITA for opensuse. maybe that would be someone to start with if we can't find anyone via normal means.
[01:36] <j1mc> opensuse's installation of DITA uses the windows scripts for the sample files.
[01:36] <j1mc> runbuild.bat
[01:36] <j1mc> [echo]....
[01:39] <j1mc> shaunm: maybe get in touch with this woman? http://lizards.opensuse.org/2009/06/18/open-source-xml-editor-in-sight/
[01:39] <j1mc> hi adamw
[01:46] <j1mc> shaunm: this guy seems to be a core doc guy with the opensuse doc team: http://en.opensuse.org/User:Keichwa
[01:46] <j1mc> i think all of these folk live in foreign lands, though.
[01:47] <j1mc> http://en.opensuse.org/Documentation_Team#Who_We_Are
[01:51] <ubu-noob> Anyone here to help with a question about the Ubiquity installer slideshow?
[01:53] <j1mc> hi ubu-noob ... sorry, i'm not involved with that project.  Feel free to just ask your question, though.
[01:53] <j1mc> If someone is around to answer, they will. :)
[01:53] <ubu-noob> j1mc: thanks, here it goes
[01:54] <ubu-noob> I was talking to one of the devs on it
[01:54] <ubu-noob> and he feels the slides should be kept to a small size - in terms of screeen real estate
[01:54] <ubu-noob> I was wondering why the slides can't be larger
[01:54] <ubu-noob> He says it's because the slideshow should work on smaller screens, like netbooks
[01:55] <ubu-noob> But they are designing the slides in html/css
[01:55] <ubu-noob> so I can't see why you can't use CSS to create a slide style for larger screens, and one for smaller
[01:56] <ubu-noob> I myself use the Alternate installer, so I don't even know if the Ubiquity installer itself occupies only a tiny bit of screen real estate
[01:58] <j1mc> ubu-noob: sorry i can't help . . . i actually have to go, too.
[01:58] <j1mc> they're closing the coffee shop.
[01:58] <j1mc> have a good night. :)
[01:59] <ubu-noob> j1mc: goodnight
[01:59] <ubu-noob> So, anyone else up to answering my question?
[02:01] <ubu-noob> Actually, nevermind, I think I found the answer
[02:01] <ubu-noob> the Ubiquity installer itself appears in a small window, which they are not wanting to make larger
[02:02] <ubu-noob> so that it will still display well on smaller screens like netbooks
[02:02] <ubu-noob> that's why even though the slideshow could appear larger
[02:02] <ubu-noob> it can't unless the installer spawns a second window
[02:02] <ubu-noob> or launches firefox, and opens the slideshow that way
[08:10] <adamw> dsas: i saw your comments on my earlier question, thanks. one further question - you said most important stuff should be on help. not wiki. , does that mean the Debugging Procedures pages I was actually interested in should more properly be on help. ?
[09:49] <Kangarooo> Hello. I Have big question and long time im having problem with this. 1/2 year. How to start programming in RoR Netbeans on Ubuntu and install required packages from Canonical maintained packeges.? https://answers.launchpad.net/netbeans/+question/75371
[17:14] <bcurtiswx> this is the documentation team channel, right?
[17:15] <nhandler> Yes bcurtiswx
[17:16] <bcurtiswx> hi nathan,  bug #392586 is a bug in the sense of the context its used for documentation.. but im not sure if its _really_ a bug
[17:16] <ubot4> Launchpad bug 392586 in ubuntu-restricted-extras "broken link in documentation" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/392586
[17:16] <bcurtiswx> if you feel it is, what team should it be assigned to?
[17:17] <bcurtiswx> ubuntu-core-doc?
[17:20] <nhandler> You should almost never assign someone else to a bug bcurtiswx
[17:20]  * nhandler goes to look at the bug
[17:20] <bcurtiswx> nhandler: sorry i meant subscribe
[17:22] <nhandler> bcurtiswx: I'll take care of it now ;)
[17:23] <bcurtiswx> nhandler: ok
[17:28] <bcurtiswx> nhandler: may i PM you?
[17:29] <nhandler> Sure bcurtiswx
[21:50] <dsas> adamw: Hmm, probably not. It's not end-user help.
[23:03] <primate> hi
[23:04] <nhandler> Hello primate
[23:05] <primate> i'm testing a web irc client through a DSi
[23:05] <primate> and I thought it wouldn't work