=== ubot3` is now known as ubot3 [06:14] Who can update www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/faq with the names for Intrepid, Jaunty and Karmic? [06:21] bug#426635 filed [10:50] newz2000: hi, could you please look into bug 362949? [10:50] Malone bug 362949 in ubuntu-start-page "start.ubuntu.com webserver does not supports Asturian" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/362949 [14:39] hi dpm. Yes, I've looked into it and will set up a time w/ other parties to get this fixed by release day [15:00] newz2000: ok, great, thanks. Could you please comment on the bug to let the Asturian community members this is being worked on? [15:01] yeah, that would be good wouldn't it? I think this is actually a duplicate bug so will work it out so that people understand [15:05] newz2000: You in London? [15:05] jpds: Des Moines, Iowa, USA [15:05] Ah, right. [15:06] (Des Moines means Some Monks in my language :P) [15:06] yeah, I think the french just tried to spell the native american name as well as they could [15:07] There really aren't too many monks around here. :-) [15:07] Though I did meet a Buddhist monk at a concert not too long ago [15:12] hehe [15:12] i think he arrived long after the french, though :D [16:06] newz2000, ping :) [16:06] hello emmajane [16:07] newz2000, hey :) [16:07] newz2000, I'm delighted you like the new mockup. [16:07] I'm just adding a google search to the bazaar site. is there a way to make it look less like their crappy bloated widget? [16:07] I think one of the ubuntu sites uses google search..maybe? [16:08] Yes, the trick is to set up google custom search through adsense [16:08] it will still have ads, the only way to avoid that is to use the paid version [16:08] ah. ok. [16:09] should I get poolie to set that up? or would that be something he'd hand off to IS? [16:09] (surprisingly, I don't want to be the forever overlord of the bazaar search) [16:09] yeah, good question [16:09] he gave me one through their custom search. [16:09] do you have an account you can use to experiment with? [16:09] oh [16:09] (which was tied to his account) [16:10] yes, then that'd how I'd proceed, through his [16:10] * emmajane nods [16:10] thanks :) [16:10] let me look to see how I did it on search.ubuntu.com I seem to remember it not being obvious [16:11] I was just checking help. and it was lovely. [16:11] the one we're using is purely javascript based but allows the nicest themeing (of the free versions) [16:11] newz2000, search. looks nice too. [16:12] * emmajane nods [16:15] emmajane: http://www.google.com/cse/docs/ [16:15] "the developer guide" has some good stuff [16:15] search.u.c uses the js version, lauchpad.net uses the xml version which requires server side code [16:15] both allow rich themeing [16:16] newz2000, http://www.gmodules.com/ig/creator?url=http://www.google.com/cse/api/009852948614216791564/cse/dr5xzrczfnu/gadget&synd=open&w=320&h=75&title=Bazaar+site+search+engine&border=%23ffffff%7C0px%2C1px+solid+%23004488%7C0px%2C1px+solid+%23005599%7C0px%2C1px+solid+%230077BB%7C0px%2C1px+solid+%230088CC <--- does that link work? [16:16] yeah, takes me to an "add this gadget to you rpage" bazaar site search [16:16] which does seem to give relevant links [16:17] http://www.google.com/cse/home?cx=009852948614216791564%3Adr5xzrczfnu <-- that's the page if it doesn't work... [16:17] ah. [16:17] * emmajane looks in the developer guide. [16:17] thanks for the link :) [16:17] There is a guy inside canonical who knows so much about this [16:18] named dustin kirkland [16:18] I can get you in touch with him if you get stuck. He really really likes this kind of stuff. [16:18] I think I follow dustin on identi.ca :) [16:18] heh [16:18] we all need hobbies, eh? [16:18] indeed [16:19] http://code.google.com/intl/en/apis/customsearch/docs/ui.html#searchbox looks usefful [16:19] Scroll down to "presenting the rsults on the same page" [16:20] that may be what you want [16:20] ok [16:20] emmajane: did you see this floating around in the last few days? http://www.baselinecss.com/ [16:21] isn't baseline css just a pipe dream? [16:21] * emmajane looks [16:21] a newish grid framework [16:21] incorporates html 5 stuff [16:21] ahh, cool! [16:21] may be a little cutting edge but definitely the way of the future [16:21] I still need to update the 960 style sheets to use ems instead of fixed px. [16:22] I'm using 960 on ubuntu.com now but I really wish I could combine it with blueprint [16:22] I love and dislike things about both [16:23] * emmajane nods [16:23] Oo. I met Mark Boulton at DrupalCon. That was pretty cool. [16:23] I would expect you'd meet a lot of cool people at drupalcon. :-) [16:25] I know most of the drupal folks just from IRC and it was nice to meet someone from the outside world. ;) [16:26] yeah, that is nice. [16:26] oh, just checked out 960's website and one of my beefs has been fixed... there's now a generator for custom dimensions [16:26] \o/ [16:27] someone was complaining recently about fixed vs. fluid. but they've had that for a while too. [16:27] drupal? nice? [16:27] where's the negative [16:27] I spent a couple of hours looking at the YUI grid stuff but then realized it was only in 2.x and was sad and went back to 960. [16:28] yui's grid does not follow the same versioning as the yui js library [16:28] * emmajane nods. [16:28] it's not as nice as 960 or blueprint for sure, but it does have two things [16:28] and they've got huge DEPRECATEDs all over hte 3.x versino of the site. [16:28] it's nestable so you can put grids inside of grids easily, also it supports standard ad sizes easily [16:28] I liked the nested columns of various set widths. that seemed cool to me (although i don't have a problem with 960s adding up columns) [16:28] yah [16:29] I really liked the video on why they came to have what they've got. [16:29] it just seemed to be... rational. [16:29] yeah. I still don't want to use it though. :-) [16:32] hey knome, you and rime got anything exciting in mind for banners this time around? [16:32] not really. we can help with doing thing X, if you need, i think ;) [16:32] what do you think about the apng? [16:33] I think it's very clever. I'm open to using it. [16:33] But we need a message first [16:34] did you see my post on the ML? [16:34] specifically the concern about people "missing" something [16:34] i mean, in the last time, the point was to stay on the last frame [16:34] but now, if we put in an animated png... [16:35] how to keep the whole animation interesting? [16:35] Yeah, there are numerous question marks. [16:36] The real solution would be to just use the HTML5