[00:56] i noticed that Windows 7 has a parental control and time program in it. What options are out there for edubuntu and/or ltsp ? [01:13] Ahmuck: there's a few of them out there, none that are really great [01:13] even Linus himself wrote one [01:13] but it mostly just killed off internet access after an alotted time [01:15] there's others than add PAM hooks to prevent login, and another that will kill an X session after so many minutes [01:41] Ahmuck: I'm going to be making new packages soon, I'm figuring out how to make a Qimo session, like a Gnome or XFCE session, so you can get to it from any user account [01:47] evening all [01:49] evening sbalneav [14:54] Morning all [14:55] hi [16:21] Hmmm, we should probably have a "lucid kickoff meeting" sometime soon [16:21] Anybody see my post in edubuntu-{users|devel}? [16:22] Here's what I think would make the most sense: [16:23] With the exception of LTSP, almost everything "edubuntu-ish" should be "demoted" to universe. That way, the only real requirement to have an impact on Edubuntu would be having MOTU [16:33] Then, with the edubuntu-dev ppa's, we can lower the barrier to entry even FURTHER. [16:44] I agree that universe makes sense for a good amount of what Edubuntu is working on [16:45] I have two online college classes starting today (Java and XML) so I'll be a bit stretched for the next 2 months :-( [16:48] there wont be no universe anymore soon [16:57] ogra: what do you mean? [16:58] the concept of main/universe will go away soon [16:58] archive reorganization [16:58] basically everything will be merged into a single component (or two with restricted ?) and upload rights will be handled by individual or team ACL [16:58] switched over to team based maintenence ... so if you are in edubuntu-dev you are an edubuntu developer ... there wont be a distinction for main/universe any more [16:59] so more similar to how Debian works? [16:59] well, there will be still a supported set for apps canonical offers support for ... but it wont be reflected in the archive components anymore [17:02] Oh, excellent. [17:02] So, that will lower the barrier to entry even further. [17:03] So, then that leads me to ask the question: since I'm already "edubuntu-dev" should I BOTHER to jump through the hoops to become motu, or just wait for the reorg? [17:03] you still need to gain upload privileges (e.g. MOTU today ... ) [17:03] Ah, ok [17:04] so being in edubuntu-dev doesn't grant upload privs automatically [17:04] ok, I'll stay on my motu path then [17:05] ogra: I merged tuxpaint on the weekend. [17:05] oh [17:05] can you push it somewhere ? i think i got it on my merge list on MoM [17:06] so i'll happily sponsor [17:07] GGRRRRRR [17:07] * ogra starts getting annoyed by the ton of pointless ltsp bugs today [17:30] hi, is there any video/documents that i can use to promoting edubuntu in my campus? [17:45] Asmo might have some on his site [17:45] check the edubuntu-users mailing list [17:45] ogra: Don't worry about the doco-bug, I'll take that on and add it to the upstream manual. [17:46] sbalneav, it *is* covered ... he doesnt look [17:46] *all* of the bugs he filed today are covered somewhere [17:47] the cdrom bug could be turned into "add a ckech for the right media and spit out descriptive error" though [17:48] I know the doc bug IS covered, but the docs are scattered. [17:48] So if we merge them all into the master doc plan, that'll be easier. [17:48] you cant [17:49] you cant add the options to the manpage ... thats why the manpage of ltsp-build-client says we cant :P [17:49] and points you to the --help command [17:49] Why not? JUst have a section in the LTSPManual about the plugins? [17:50] Off for lunch, bbian [17:50] sbalneav, the prob is that they vary, you would need distro specific manpages [17:57] sbalneav, we added "Not all options are available on all installations. For a complete list of available options, use the --help and --extra-help options." to the manpage for that reason ... [17:58] sbalneav, i agree that the general plugin howto from /usr/share/doc should be in upstream though ... i adjusted the bug towards that [18:08] * ogra calls it a day [18:18] ogra: are you back in .de?