" I should replace it with "Introduction to Bazaar"? [05:15] doctormo: I did lose you in that explanation [05:17] ZachK_: Yes, but in these files, they apear split up. [05:17] ah ok [05:18] doctormo: want my assistance? [05:18] nigel_nb: Sorry, where you see

or just "Section 01" you need to have the section name, such as "Bazaar Introduction" or "Security Keys" [05:18] ZachK_: If you like, you can download nigel_nb's branch and follow allong. [05:18] oh, I'm supposed to replace the entire thing with section heading... [05:18] ah, now I get it [05:19] yes nigel_nb [05:19] nigel_nb: the section header is or at least can be one of the most important part of a page [05:19] nigel_nb: I think this might be a sticking point that we might have to fix, so don't be surprised if I change this so you don't have t repeat the title 3 times. [05:19] doctormo: you've put the template as "

Overview" [05:20] so I thought

was something I shouldn't touch, I want to ask you though when i saw that you didn't have it [05:20] *wanted to ask [05:20] nigel_nb: Nope, anything like that is editable, none of these files are scripted like that. (although it would be nice) [05:22] doctormo: so the overview would be "Introduction to Bazaar - Overview" ? [05:22] or "Introduction to Bazaar Overview"? [05:23] nigel_nb: One second, [05:37] doctormo: ? [05:38] nigel_nb: OK, I think we should put aside changing those headers for now. Until we've got a game plan for making it make sense. [05:38] hehe..okay [05:38] nigel_nb: So I think your pages look great :-) [05:38] doctormo: thanks, then I'll continue with it... [05:39] doctormo: hopefully by Wednesday, I should have that module ready [05:39] doctormo: did u guys decide anything on the table? [05:40] nigel_nb: perfect, we'll do some in depth peer review on the mailing list, so post your "course ready" on the mailing list, with a link to the launchpad code point. [05:40] nigel_nb: tables? [05:40] doctormo: was on the mailing list, the module list being converted into tables [05:41] nigel_nb: nothing on that is decided I don't think. [05:41] doctormo: hmm [05:41] doctormo: btw, nothing about my course on the module list.... [05:42] nigel_nb: Where is the module list? [05:44] doctormo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Learning/TeachingTopics [05:45] nigel_nb: Ah! add it, or do you want me to add it? [05:45] doctormo: I'll do it, I just wanted your go ahead, where do I put it? [05:46] doctormo: after which topic? [05:46] nigel_nb: See that "development process" you should add one above that called "Introduction to Bazaar" and then link to your LP branch on launchpad and say that your working on it in (brackets) [05:47] doctormo: okay [05:47] sorry it took me a second to cotton onto what you were saying. [05:48] doctormo: no problem :) [05:50] doctormo: done :) [05:51] doctormo: i'm off to learn some Moodle [05:52] doctormo: oh and by the way.. if I develop a new topic, I can keep it in the same branch? [05:53] nigel_nb: You could, but best practice is to make a new branch per class so that merge requests (which we get into later) are clearer. [05:54] oh, so I gotta clean up the current branch right? [05:54] nigel_nb: Wait, your expected to have all the sections of a class in the same branch, what other thigns do you have? [05:55] actually I have the entire trunk up [05:55] nigel_nb: No, what I mean is, what else have you modified? I understand that the entire trunk comes to you. [05:56] i haven't done anything else [05:56] but i [05:56] nigel_nb: It's not what files you have, it's what files you modify, it's the change set per branch. [05:56] doctormo: I've claimed setting up email [05:56] doctormo: so i need to rename by branch... [05:57] nigel_nb: It's ok for this first one, next time, a new branch name. [05:57] doctormo: okay :) [06:02] doctormo: changed [12:46] good morning [13:05] Elessar_81: good morning to you [13:06] i found this project via a blog entry by Martin Owens. it is very interesting [13:26] Elessar_81: nice [13:26] Elessar_81: feel free to talk to us and also you might want to check out the BT Team [13:26] welcome Elessar_81 [13:27] what is BT? [13:27] Beginners Team [13:27] It's for helping new users to Ubuntu and getting them acclimated to the OS itself... [13:27] Elessar_81: cool, what interests you - course development? teaching? other things? [13:27] and yes experienced users help new guys [13:27] pleia2: hey!.....my convert! [13:28] pleia2: kidding =) [13:28] ZachK_: hm? [13:29] ah ok, sry. i'm originally from Germany but i will move to Portland, Maine soon. i spend 3 years studying electrical engineering and 3 years studying computer science. i'm interested in development and teaching [13:29] hooray portland, maine :) [13:29] Elessar_81: teaching? nice =) [13:30] great [13:30] yes but i think more like teaching localy [13:30] in person [13:31] ah.. [13:31] cool, Martin Owens is already doing a lot of that down in massachusetts with this coursework [13:31] Elessar_81: so what interests you concerning Ubuntu/Linux? [13:32] he's written about 10 courses so far in the sysadmin category, and has been doing intro classes for quite some time that have yet to be put to paper, so to speak [13:32] well i like the community support, in germany as in the USA. it helped me a lot while discovering ubuntu a couple of years ago. [13:32] ok pleia2 i'm outa here as you know more about the Learning project than I do atm [13:33] ZachK_: ok [13:33] Elessar_81: does the german team do teaching too? [13:34] i don't think so not that i know. there are some loco teams that have meetings with special topics and presentations [13:34] * pleia2 nods [13:36] you can check out links to Martin's blog where he has a bunch of courses already by checking out https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Learning/SystemAdminTopics [13:36] just scroll down to "System Administration Basics Course" [13:37] thanks i check it out [13:37] we're working on a more formal "quickstart guide" for new contributors, but until then feel free to check out the rest of our stuff and let us know if you have any questions :) [13:39] sure thanks === mhall1191work is now known as mhall119|work === akgraner_ is now known as akgraner [18:23] pleia2, we don't have a project in launchpad for the ubuntu-learning project it's self, only one for moodle code and one for materials. should I just attach blueprints for UDS to the materials? [18:24] doctormo: we have launchpad.net/~ubuntu-learning [18:24] which keeps track of members, and is probably appropriate [18:24] pleia2: That's a group, it's asking for a project. [18:24] oh :) [18:24] yeah, just attach it to the materials [18:28] https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu-learning-materials/+spec/ubuntu-learning-development [18:28] I set the approver to the board [18:28] excellent :) [18:29] * pleia2 subscribes [18:35] is this for general learning or for accreditation? [18:46] learning [18:53] doctormo: wanna drop a note to the list with the blueprint link? [18:53] pleia2: sure thing' [18:54] thanks for doing that, I am still a blueprint n00b :) [18:58] pleia2: Email sent [19:16] BiosElement: wow installing asciidoc sucks in 250MB of debs [19:21] It's ruby + docbook + latex + texlive (and every plugin) + asciidoc, so it's like everything all in one. [19:22] ah, I didn't even realize because I already had docbook and all the latex stuff installed [19:26] sorry, it's actually 30MB. [19:27] Just one package is 30MB 'texlive-pstricks-doc', that's a A LOT of docs since it's compressed. === starcraft is now known as starcraftman === bodhi_zazen is now known as Guest98154 [21:30] BiosElement: Ping, I found the asciidoc commands I needed, I'm shaping some scripts to do the work now. [21:36] doctormo: Aight, Great work. ^_^ [21:38] BiosElement: How is what your doing, going? [21:38] doctormo: Not bad. Just working on getting my bazaar setup again >.<