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bittinhttp://fc08.deviantart.net/fs71/f/2010/027/7/1/eeedebian_wmii_by_bittin.png me likes <313:20
jiboumanso/13:56
zulhewlo13:56
jiboumansmorning zul13:57
jiboumansjust a heads up; you're today's scribe :)13:57
* stgraber waves13:57
* mathiaz waves13:57
ttxo/13:57
zulmorning jiboumans13:57
mjeansonhi13:58
zuljiboumans: yeah weee :)13:58
* jjohansen waves13:58
nijabaO/13:58
* nijaba has a big head today13:58
alexmo/13:58
zulnijaba: oh crap ;)13:58
smosergood morning all13:59
jiboumanssoren, kirkland: around?14:00
kirklando/14:00
kirklandjiboumans: yup14:00
jiboumansok, let's get the party started14:00
jiboumans#startmeeting14:00
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jiboumanstoday's scribe is zul14:00
jiboumans[TOPIC] last week's action review14:00
MootBotNew Topic:  last week's action review14:00
jiboumansAction: smoser to publish karmic cloud image refresh14:00
soreno/14:01
smoserdone.14:01
jiboumansfwiw, the last meetings logs are here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/Server/20100120 i'll be calling action points in order. please prep your answers14:01
jiboumanssmoser: ta14:02
jiboumansAction: Everyone: update status for your specs before the meeting starts14:02
jiboumanslooking here, a few aren't updated yet: http://macaroni.ubuntu.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-lucid-alpha-3.html14:02
ttxjiboumans: bad link14:02
jiboumansplease have them updated a few hours before this meeting at the latest, so they show up there14:02
ttxhttp://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-lucid-alpha-3.html14:02
MootBotLINK received:  http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-lucid-alpha-3.html14:02
jiboumansttx: right, it's moved.. my bad14:02
jiboumans[ACTION] everyone to update their specs status before the meeting. srsly!14:03
MootBotACTION received:  everyone to update their specs status before the meeting. srsly!14:03
jiboumansAction: ttx, zul to blog about papercuts, make sure UWN gets the word14:03
ttxyou still have one minute to complete before we go to spec review mode14:03
ttxjiboumans: done14:03
zulblogged about it need to talk to the UWN people14:03
ttxzul: showed up in UWN already14:03
ttxzul: no need to pester them14:03
jiboumansexcellent14:03
zulttx: ah sweet14:04
jiboumanszul++ ttx++14:04
jiboumansAction: ttx to send email about criteria and nomination to ubuntu-devel, ubuntu-server14:04
ttxdone14:04
jiboumansexcellent; details later on in the agenda14:04
jiboumansAction: smoser to raise thread about the no-ramdisk / -virtual config tradeoff14:04
smoserdone, and kernel configs changed14:04
smoserdon't know if there is a build available or not, but it wen to fix-commited early this week14:05
jjohansenthey will be in the next kernel upload14:05
jiboumansok, i'd like to discuss the details later on in the kernel section14:05
jiboumanssmoser++ jjohansen++14:05
jiboumansAction: zul, kirkland to unassign themselves from "maybe working on one day" bugs14:05
zuldone14:05
kirklandjiboumans: done14:05
jiboumansexcellent14:05
jiboumansmoving on14:05
jiboumans[TOPIC] Alpha3 subcycle planning14:05
MootBotNew Topic:  Alpha3 subcycle planning14:05
jiboumansWhat's in the WI tracker is what we're committed to: http://people.canonical.com/~pitti/workitems/canonical-server-lucid-alpha-3.html14:06
jiboumanseverything that's marked 'medium' or higher is faily sure to make it into alpha3. 'low' prio specs are targets of opportunity14:06
jiboumanswe'll do our best to get as many of those done as possible14:06
jiboumansnote there's not been much change on this since last week, but we expect it to be pretty much stable now, barring any external factors messing with it14:06
jiboumansany questions about the alpha3 plans?14:07
zulnope14:07
sorenno14:07
jiboumansexcellent, moving on14:08
jiboumans[TOPIC] spec quick review (ttx)14:08
MootBotNew Topic:  spec quick review (ttx)14:08
ttxOK, general status is on the same magic page14:08
ttxI wanted to look into those "high" specs that are < 30 %14:08
ttxand team members that also are below that threshold14:08
ttxserver-lucid-apport-hooks: 22%14:09
zulwill be updating it today14:09
ttxserver-lucid-canonical-application-support: 20%14:09
zulwill be working on it today14:09
ttxI'd like to see those completed, as they are spillover from alpha214:09
ttxok14:09
ttxserver-lucid-seeds: 13%14:09
zulctdb needs to be worked on14:10
ttxmathiaz ^14:10
mathiazttx: more WI showed up to figure out why packages haven't been dropped from main14:10
ttxis that analysis taking long ?14:10
mathiazttx: nope14:10
ttxok, so thaey should be burnable quite fast, ok14:10
mathiazttx: yes14:10
ttxserver-lucid-uec-testing: 0%14:10
mathiazttx: was blocked on server access - which is done now14:11
mathiazttx: blocked on a installer bug now14:11
mathiazttx: I need to sync up with kirkland14:11
* kirkland waves at mathiaz 14:11
mathiazttx: all the remaining WI rely on having a working UEC cloud14:12
ttxmathiaz: hmm, ok. Please update status to reflect the blockage14:12
jiboumansmathiaz: anything myself or ttx can do to move this along?14:12
mathiazI don't think so - for now14:12
ttxor maybe refactor the WI to make it more obvious where we block14:12
ttxlooks like this is blocking on one or more work yitems that are piori to all others14:13
ttxprior14:13
ttxbut that doesn't appear in the work item for that spec14:13
ttxserver-lucid-ec2-config: 0%14:13
mathiazttx: and how do you express that a WI is blocking others?14:13
ttxyou don't, but having one INPROGRESS shows what you're working on14:14
ttxmathiaz: my understanding is that what you're doing (clearing out the basic infra stuff) isn't reflected in any WI currently14:15
mathiazttx: ah - I though INPROGRESS was equal to TODO14:15
ttxmathiaz: it's equal for the machine14:15
zulsame14:15
ttxthe report considers it the same. But /I/ understand better what you're blocking on14:15
smoserserver-lucid-ec2-config: i'm still working on getting all the config stuff pulled in.  the cloud-config is largely functional in the released images, and more in ec2-init bzr14:15
smoserthere are a few items left to pull in: EBS mounts, ephemeral storage RAID or mount points, runurl14:16
mathiazttx: ok14:17
ttxsmoser: when do you think you can have boothooks/ec2-config completed ?14:17
smoserbefore next week.14:17
ttxsmoser: cool, that will give us time to discuss XC2, then ;)14:17
smoseryeah14:17
ttxMoving to people under 30%14:17
ttxmathiaz - 10%14:18
ttxI think we know where its blocking14:18
ttxhm, everyone is under 30%14:18
ttxLet's burn some work items, everyone :)14:18
ttxjiboumans: anything you wanted to add ?14:19
jiboumansttx: to focus on getting the specs in shape for next weeks sprint14:19
jiboumansif you have anything you need f2f time with the team, or others of the platform team, make sure your code's in a shape to get cracking straight away on monday14:19
jiboumansthat is all, thank you :)14:20
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-papercuts (ttx)14:20
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-papercuts (ttx)14:20
ttxSo the effort was announced, and we now have...14:20
ttx4 external papercutters members14:21
ttxand...14:21
ttx18 nominations so far14:21
* alexm started nominating today, more to come14:22
ttxPlease continue to blog about it, we are not overwhelmed yet :)14:22
jiboumansalexm++14:22
jiboumansttx: remind us, what's the next step?14:22
ttxToday I wanted to discuss measurable objectives, if any14:22
ttxShould we have a papercut-fixing target goal ?14:22
ttxThe desktop papercutters had to fix 10bugs per week, during 10 weeks14:23
ttxShould we also have a plan, or just people taking up accepted bugs from that bug list when they can ?14:23
mathiazttx: well - it depends on how many submission we have14:23
zulwell we have 18 nominations so far so maybe 2 a week so far and adjust according as time goes by14:24
mathiazttx: have bugs already been accepted?14:24
ttxno. We can't commit much time to fixing them before FF anyway14:24
mathiazttx: I know I've already declined one bug (about mysql)14:24
ttxWe could have a session during the meeting where we approve them14:25
jiboumansi do like hte idea of taking x bugs for y weeks (in our case the betas probably)14:25
ttxthough that would overload the meeting14:25
mathiazttx: well - the list of nomination need to be approved at some point14:25
mathiazttx: *then* people can start working on a fix14:26
ttxok, I propose that we review the papercuts proposals in next meeting... but lets make it quick, people should review them in advance14:26
ttxand we have a quick +1 round14:26
jiboumansagreed14:26
ttxwe'll do it at the end of the meeting, on the remaining time14:26
jiboumansttx: want an action of some sort?14:26
ttxjiboumans: yes, action me on announcing that14:27
jiboumans[ACTION] ttx to announce papercuts nominations14:27
MootBotACTION received:  ttx to announce papercuts nominations14:27
ttxwe want as many papercutters as we can to participate in that review14:27
ttxso I'll announce externally14:27
ttxand we'll try to do an x bugs / y weeks thing.14:28
ttxI'm done14:28
jiboumansexcellent14:28
jiboumans[TOPIC] server-lucid-apport-hooks update (zul)14:28
MootBotNew Topic:  server-lucid-apport-hooks update (zul)14:28
jiboumanssame for you: what's the current status and what'st he next steps?14:28
zulso php5, eucalyptus is done for the high priority ones, samba is being worked on now, and vmbuilder hasnt started yet14:28
zuli havent gotten any contributions from the community yet14:29
ttxDoing apport hooks is easy ! and fun !14:29
jiboumanszul, mathiaz: any suggestions where we might find interested parties? at the UDS session it seemed lots of people had input at least14:29
zulyes it is!14:29
zuljiboumans: i prodded some people on the security team to help out as well14:30
alexmttx: too bad they're not in Perl :P14:30
zuljiboumans: maybe send an email to ubuntu-server14:30
DavieyIt might be a good idea to have a blog post + link to "how to".14:30
ttxalexm: if you can do perl, you can do apport hooks, python is not very complex :)14:30
alexm:D14:30
jiboumansdaviey: agreed14:31
ttxDaviey: we sorta have that14:31
jiboumansalexm: from one perl guy to another: think of python as the llama book and you'll be fine ;)14:31
ttxDaviey: zul blogged about it and the server/apporthooks wikipage has links to doc14:31
ttxDaviey: but yes, zul should have done a DeveloperWeek session on server apport hooks :)14:32
Davieyttx: Without actively searching, i can't think of a  "how to write apport hooks" post or wiki page i've seen linked to14:32
jiboumanslet's do another call then on the lists and point people at the blog/page14:32
Davieyreally!?  /me wonders how he missed that14:32
* Daviey hides.14:32
jiboumans[ACTION] zul to do another call to action for the apport hooks involvement14:32
MootBotACTION received:  zul to do another call to action for the apport hooks involvement14:32
zulacked14:32
ttxDaviey: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/ApportHooks14:32
jiboumanszul: anything else on apport hooks?14:32
zulnope14:32
jiboumans[TOPIC] PHP 5.3 for lucid (zul)14:33
MootBotNew Topic:  PHP 5.3 for lucid (zul)14:33
zulso alot of people have been asking about php 5.3 for lucid14:33
zulmathiaz has bugged me a couple of times about it as well14:33
zuland i checked with debian and they want to move to 5.3 for squeeze14:33
zulmy preference is to stay with 5.2 for lucid but that isnt popular14:34
Davieyzul: Have you thought about what to do with the short tag deprecation.. AIUI PHP are now shipping with it disabled, but it will break a whole lot of websites.14:34
zulthe reason why to stay with 5.2 for lucid is that php 5.3 breaks applications such as mediawiki and drupal 5 doesnt support it (but we do have drupal )14:34
zulDaviey: i think debian is disabling it as well14:35
zuli just want to know what poeple think14:35
* Daviey agrees with zul that 5.2 is safer for an LTS.. However, -security might feel differently.14:36
zulthe discussion for php 5.3 in debian is at http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-php-maint/2010-January/006602.html14:36
ttxzul: so the choice is between old 5.2 or incompatible 5.3 ?14:36
mathiazzul: do you have a list of other important webapps that break /don't support 5.3?14:36
ttxzul: any indication of upstream support lifetime for both versions ?14:36
zulmediawiki and drupal is the one i know about right now14:37
Davieymathiaz: ANY code snippet using <? rather than <?PHP , with the settings shipped as default.14:37
zulttx: 5.3 will get security updates faster than 5.214:37
jmdaultQuestion: is it possible to ship 5.2 but to have the possibility to have 5.3 in backports?14:37
mathiazjmdault: yes14:37
zul5.2 and 5.3 dont install nicely at the same time right now14:37
mathiazzul: faster - how about longer?14:37
zulmathiaz: no idea14:38
nijabaMagento and Joomla seem to have issues as well14:38
ttxI'd follow the jmdault suggestion14:39
jiboumansi dont think it's realistic to repackage all those for php5.3 before ff14:39
ttxif it breaks several apps we care about14:39
ttxwe need to think "platform"14:39
ttxand ship what is required upper in the stack to run14:39
ttxnot necessarily what the developers want to use14:40
ttxthey can use backports for that14:40
* nijaba fully agrees14:40
ttx /but/ I'd throw a discussion on ubuntu-devel about it14:40
ttxjust to take the wolves temperature.14:40
mathiazzul: ^^ yes - I'd request for feedback on -devel and -server14:41
jiboumansif there's no other breakage other than configuration, we may have an option to ship a different default config14:41
mathiazzul: outlining which application are *currently* not working with 5.314:41
ttxzul: how feasible is it to ship both ? (/me shows PHP ignorance)14:41
zulttx: it would be alot of work14:41
sorenThey can't coexist.14:42
ttxzul: ok, it was never done before14:42
mathiazttx: I don't think we wanna do that - as it means one would in be universe the other in main14:42
mathiazttx: and then which one in main?14:42
mathiazwe're back to square one then14:42
ttxmathiaz: my question was about how did we handle similar transitions in the past. If there never was 2 PHPs, its not the timt to introduce that14:42
mathiazI'd suggest we go with 5.2 in main for lucid, and ship 5.3 in -backports if there is a lot of demand14:42
jiboumans[ACTION] zul to raise php5.3 update on -server and -devel mailinglist. outline which apps are currently not working with 5.314:42
MootBotACTION received:  zul to raise php5.3 update on -server and -devel mailinglist. outline which apps are currently not working with 5.314:42
jmdaultTwo versions of PHP don't work14:43
zulacked14:43
ttxjmdault: cool, one more reason to hate it14:43
* Daviey seems to remember we had a similar discussion for 5.3 inclusion in karmic.14:43
jmdaultI tried that in the past for Mandriva, and hell broke loose14:43
jiboumansanything else on the php front zul?14:44
zulnope14:44
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (soren)14:44
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the QA Team (soren)14:44
jmdaultDaviey: I remember a similar discussion for PHP3 ;-)14:44
sorenHm...14:44
sorenI don't have anything to report, I think.14:44
sorenQuestions?14:44
jiboumanssoren: we're interested in hwo the automated qa thing is going of course14:44
sorenjiboumans: It's going well.14:45
alexmsoren++, yesterday's class on server automation was great14:45
ttxsoren: yep, sounds like funny stuff :)14:45
sorenjiboumans: The PPA builds have been moved to a team ppa, so more people are being notified of build failures..14:45
sorenI'm working on getting more of the qa-regression-testing tests run on a daily basis..14:45
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sorenand the ISO testing thing will hopefully be moved to the DC soon-ish.14:46
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mathiazsoren: what's the ISO testing thing?14:46
jiboumanssoren++ the testing phase was long overdue14:46
ttxsoren: any progress on the server QA position ?14:47
sorenmathiaz: My automated ISO testing thing. I had a UDW session on it last night, if you care to read the logs.14:47
sorenmathiaz: I'll be demoing it next week, if not.14:47
sorenttx: Yes. "Some".14:47
soren:)14:47
mathiazsoren: with screenshots and the framebuffer?14:47
sorenmathiaz: Yup.14:48
alexmmathiaz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MeetingLogs/devweek1001/AutoServerTests14:48
sorenHang on, let me find a link for you..14:48
mathiazsoren: alexm: thanks14:48
ttxalexm++14:48
sorenhttp://people.canonical.com/~soren/lamplvminstall.avi14:48
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sorenThat's an automatic LAMP install with LVM "partitioning".14:49
sorenIt fails in the end, but it sort of shows a bit of what's going on.14:49
mathiazsoren: great - thanks14:49
jiboumansany other questions for soren or the QA team?14:50
jiboumansok, moving on14:50
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)14:50
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly Updates & Questions for the Kernel Team (jjohansen)14:50
jiboumansspecifically: Summarize outcome of discussion about bug 494565 (smoser, jjohansen)14:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 494565 in linux "support ramdiskless boot for relevant kvm drive interfaces in -virtual" [High,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49456514:50
smoserjjohansen, ?14:51
smoserotherwise i'll just go.14:51
jjohansenwe changed the suggested configs to builtin14:51
jjohansenie. virtio, virtnet, and 1 scsi14:51
jjohansenit boots in limited testing14:51
jjohansenI have test images for any who want, or you can wait for the next kernel upload14:52
ttxjjohansen: eta for next kernel upload ?14:52
jjohansenthere is some concern about these configs changing behavior, so we need wide testing14:52
jjohansenttx: my guess is friday14:52
jiboumansjjohansen: can our QA setup help with this?14:53
jjohansenI don't know14:53
jiboumanssoren: ^14:53
ttxjjohansen: I didn't see a real conclusion to that ML thread, I guess the kernel team decided it was reasonably risk-free ?14:53
sorenNot really.14:53
sorenWell..14:53
jjohansenwell reasonably risk free14:54
jjohansenthere is some concern14:54
sorenSome, not not anywhere near the amount of testing we'd get by just putting it out there and have people report back when things blow up.14:54
jjohansenthe virt configs always present themselves14:54
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ttxjjohansen: My concern is if it would blow up some fringe server hardware that always worked well, and nobody tests before release14:55
jiboumansjjohansen: i guess our real question is how do we know it's safe to put this in an LTS, and when is the latest point we need to decide?14:55
jjohansenright, there is no guarentee14:56
sorenI'm curious..14:56
jjohansenwe don't know of anything breaking, and don't believe anything should14:56
sorenWhat driver are people using if this one doesn't work for them?14:56
sorenWhat is the canonical replacement for it?14:56
jjohansensoren: which driver are you referring to?14:57
jjohansenvirtio, virtnet, scsi?14:57
sorenthe scsi one that seems to be the main concern.14:57
jjohansenactually I am more concerned on virt14:57
sorenWhy?14:57
jjohansenthe scsi driver has been around long enough we are reasonably confident that its bugs have been worked out14:58
jiboumansi think this dense enough to warrant a face 2 face discussion14:58
jiboumansas you'll all be at next weeks sprint, i suggest we raise the issue there14:58
jiboumansis that ok?14:58
jjohansengood idea14:58
sorenok14:58
jiboumansthanks14:58
jiboumansjjohansen++ for fixing kernels14:58
jiboumans[TOPIC] Assigned and to-be-assigned bugs: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/team-assigned/canonical-server-assigned-bug-tasks.html (ttx)14:58
MootBotNew Topic:  Assigned and to-be-assigned bugs: http://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/team-assigned/canonical-server-assigned-bug-tasks.html (ttx)14:58
ttxNothing assigned to team14:59
ttxI noticed a ew "New" bugs there, those should probably be Confirmed or Triaged if they have an assignee14:59
ttxOne question, about http://launchpad.net/bugs/49952015:00
ubottuUbuntu bug 499520 in vm-builder "default uec-image requires at least 300 M of RAM to run - m1.small and c1.medium not needed by default" [High,New]15:00
ttxsmoser: ^15:00
ttxDo we finally know what caused the surge in RAM usage ?15:00
ttxI know soren asked a question about it15:00
smoseri gave soren some feed back. i'm not sure.15:00
sorenI talked to the kernel guys about it.15:00
smosermy suspicion is upstart, or rather loads of jobs running parrallel that previously ran serial15:01
sorenThey seemed to think we were reading the numbers wrong. They made a convincing argument.15:01
smoserat least in boot that would account for balloon15:01
smosersoren if we're reading the numbers wrong, then so is OOM15:01
smoseras that is what pointed out the problem, processes dieing15:01
ttxok, I'd want to know where this one is coming from, and where it can be going. Should we just switch our minds to a mode where a minimal image needs 300Mb of RAM...15:02
nijabaanother subject for the sprint?15:02
sorensmoser: It doesn't say anything about OOM in the bug?15:02
ttxnijaba: yes15:02
ttxjiboumans: done, next15:02
smosersoren, well "fails to boot" i think . but maybe its not there.15:02
jiboumans[TOPIC] Open Discussion15:02
MootBotNew Topic:  Open Discussion15:02
jiboumanseh, oops15:02
jiboumans[TOPIC] Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz)15:02
MootBotNew Topic:  Weekly SRU review: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ServerTeam/KnowledgeBase#SRU%20weekly%20review (mathiaz)15:02
jiboumansthat first ;)15:03
kirklandttx: i'd like to think a minimal image should run in 256MB of mem15:03
smoserwe no longer need 300Mb of RAM for boot, as swap is being enabled again. so that avoids OOM.15:03
ttxkirkland: yes, me too.15:03
mathiaznothing on the nomination lists15:03
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:03
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ttxkirkland: that's why I talked about "mind adjustment"15:03
mathiazanything worth SRU on the list above?15:03
zulchecking15:03
kirklandttx: yeah, i'm with you ... honestly, i never run my VM's with less than 512MB, but i think we're doing something wrong if we *require* 300MB just to boot15:04
* soren agrees15:04
sorenI'm running a lot of hardy VM's on 64 MB just fine.15:04
sorenHm.... with swap, though.15:04
mathiazhttp://qa.ubuntu.com/reports/ubuntu-server-team/fixedbugs.ubuntu-server.latest.html15:04
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mathiazanything worth SRU on the list above?15:04
zul462172, 480152, 502878, 50045715:04
zul504897 and that one as well15:05
sorenbug 462172, bug 480152, bug 502878, bug 500457, bug 50489715:06
kirklandsoren: yeah, come to think of it, I'm running hardy in my hosted VPS with 128MB (+swap)15:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 462172 in samba "samba "Too many files are currently in use."" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46217215:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 480152 in samba "Samba service doesn't start automatically" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/48015215:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 502878 in samba "Samba 3.4.0 won't let win98 clients to connect" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50287815:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 500457 in samba "Please backport fix for point&print samba support" [Wishlist,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50045715:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 504897 in nut "megatec_usb problem (did not claim interface)" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50489715:06
mathiazzul: seems like good candidates - nominate/accept them15:07
zulk15:07
mathiazanything else?15:07
mathiazthat's all for the SRU review15:07
mathiazthen15:07
jiboumans[TOPIC] Open Discussion15:07
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jiboumansgoing once...15:08
jiboumansgoing wtice...15:08
jiboumansalright15:08
DavieyBANG15:08
jiboumans[TOPIC] Agree on next meeting date and time15:08
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jiboumansnext week we won't have a meeting, as the entire platform team will be at a sprnt15:08
jiboumansthe next meeting will be Feb 11th, same time, same channel15:08
jiboumansthank you all for your time15:09
jiboumans#endmeeting15:09
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alexmthanks15:09
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mvohello, meeting time16:00
cjwatsonhi16:00
mvobarry, cjwatson, ev, tremolux, lool, doko, mvo, slangasek (anyone missing from that list?)16:00
evhiya16:00
loolHey!16:01
tremoluxhowdy everyone16:01
dokohere16:01
mvook,lets start16:02
mvo#startmeeting16:02
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mvothe agenda is:16:02
mvo[LINK] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Meetings/2010/0127#Agenda16:02
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mvo[TOPIC] Lightning Round16:02
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mvoOrder is: barry, cjwatson, ev, tremolux, lool, doko, mvo, slangasek16:02
mvoPlease use (done) when finishedOrder is: barry, cjwatson, ev, tremolux, lool, doko, mvo, slangasek16:02
mvoPlease use (done) when finished16:02
cjwatsonno barry?16:04
cjwatsonI'll go16:04
mvohm, he said he is there, let skip him for now and he can have his turn when he is back16:04
cjwatsondone: dealt with most of network device problems in foundations-lucid-fix-iscsi-root; grub dm-raid fixes16:04
cjwatsonblocked: nothing16:04
cjwatson(done)16:04
cjwatsontodo: finish grub device-id work (carried over, but should now be able to test it usefully on dm-raid as well); move on to designing UI for LVM/RAID in ubiquity (carried over)16:04
evTrying to get to the bottom of bug 497942, finishing up a fix for the broken console-setup, trying to decide on the best debconf interface for specifying a package pool in oem-config (that is, whether to require a public key that the packages are signed with is required, or whether to just use allow-unauthenticated)16:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 497942 in debian-installer "Custom Ubuntu ISO do not work with usb-creator" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49794216:05
evblocked: design for the page transitions stuff16:05
ev(done)16:05
tremolux Software Center work; finished app reselect functionality,16:06
tremolux added keyboard navigation feature (LP: #509783).16:06
tremolux Will try to hit more bugs this week.16:06
tremolux No blockers.  Done.16:06
loolLast week I mostly focused on fixing some qemu-kvm issues, and low hanging fruits in vmbuilder; MIRs kept me busy too.  This week, I am tackling more MIRs and working on pbuilder apt config generation; I am also trying to create a bootable rootfs without running any target code (and not deffering any setup to the first boot of course ;-).16:06
lool(done)16:06
mvoqemu-kvm> nice!16:06
mvodoko, can you go next?16:08
doko* ARM: review thumb2 problem list, summary of outstanding ARM toolchain issues, gnat build16:08
doko* GCC 4.4.3 packages16:08
doko* some python updates16:08
doko* first batch of package syncs and merges16:08
doko* blocked on sun-java partner upload16:08
doko(done)16:08
mvothanks16:08
mvoworked on apt-dynamic cdrom spec (via libudev), support-timeframe-information, will work on software-center (reviews branch, local repository support)16:08
mvo(done)16:08
loolslangasek: Around?16:09
slangasekworked on the plymouth bugs from A2; one "solved", one pending; did an analysis of converting samba to upstart16:09
slangasekblocked: upstart needs a new feature before samba can use upstart jobs :)16:10
slangasek(done)16:10
mvolets try barry again now16:10
mvohe is here, he said in private irc that the paste did not made it into the channel for some reason16:10
mvoI will just paste his summary for him:16:11
cjwatsonperhaps he isn't identified to nickserv16:11
mvoI was on leave, so it was a short week for me.  I worked on a rewrite of PEP16:11
mvo 999 which is now ready for an official submission upstream.  I also worked on16:11
mvo some bugs in computer-janitor (503727) and read up on dbus and policykit. EOT16:11
mvo[TOPIC] Milestoned bugs16:12
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mvoI see 22 targeted, are there any particular ones that you want to tlak about?16:12
mvohttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs?field.milestone%3Alist=2144516:12
* mvo got some that he needs to focus on this week/next week16:13
cjwatsonso for us, two plymouth, two update-manager, one unattended-upgrades16:13
cjwatsonI'll knock two off that list by main promotions now16:14
mvothe unattended-upgrades one ties into plymouth, the notication on shutdown that the shutdown is waiting for a upgrae to finish needs to get ported to plymouth16:14
mvois that something we could talk about on the sprint maybe?16:14
barrysigh.  can you hear me now?16:14
slangasekbarry: ohai16:14
mvoyes, loud and clear16:15
slangasekmvo: sure16:15
cjwatsonmvo: can you put it on the sprint wiki page?16:15
mvocjwatson: will do16:15
barrymvo, slangasek yay!  sorry about that.  thanks for pasting my status16:15
mvo[ACTION] mvo add #506709   to sprint agenda16:15
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slangasekthe second plymouth bug should be 'fix committed' by end of day, the server guys have confirmed my fix is good16:15
mvoslangasek: cool, thanks16:16
mvonext is [TOPIC] Targeted bugs16:16
mvoquite a few in16:16
mvohttps://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/+bugs16:16
cjwatsonI'll polish off that grub2 one at the sprint - it just needs a test run16:17
cjwatsonI'd appreciate somebody taking the casper/plymouth one, bug 500198 - I don't really know plymouth well enough yet unfortunately16:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 500198 in casper "casper-md5check needs to be ported to plymouth" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50019816:18
cjwatsonev: can you have a look at bug 432422 at some point?16:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432422 in user-setup "add installer status message for "Wiping Swap Space"" [Wishlist,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43242216:18
evyes16:18
slangasekI'll take 500198, then16:19
cjwatsonthanks16:19
slangasekunless someone else is keen to get their feet wet?16:19
mvoI suspect the unattended-upgrades one is pretty similar to this one16:19
mvoaynthing else from this list? otheriwse we can move to the sponsoring queue16:21
mvo[TOPIC] Sponsorship queue16:21
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mvopleae sponsor!16:21
* mvo is guilty of not doing that well unfortunately16:21
mvothe list is pretty long16:22
mvo[TOPIC] Spot check of A3 specs with low completion rate16:22
MootBotNew Topic:  Spot check of A3 specs with low completion rate16:22
mvoslangasek: that is your topic, right?16:22
* slangasek throws in a mea culpa on sponsorship :(16:23
slangasekmvo: yep16:23
dokodholbach did stop the explicit nagging16:23
slangasekI put a list of specs in the agenda that have desktop WIs, and are high or critical with a completion rate < 25%16:23
dholbachdoko: I think randa mails the managers about it directly now. ;-)16:23
slangasekplease have a look there at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam/Meetings/2010/0127#Agenda16:23
mvofoundations-lucid-software-center-repository-based-index: that is a joint effort of soyuz and me, we need to sit together during the sprint, it requires a good chunk of work from both sides, its going to be difficult to land it16:24
slangasekobviously we have the sprint coming up, so it's not a big deal to have specs that aren't worked on yet, but I want to make sure that they're on someone's radar16:24
cjwatsonfoundations-lucid-reliable-device-id-in-grub: this is further along than it looks from the completion rate; there are a bunch of things there that will all be resolved all at once, and that are a good distance along.  poor planning perhaps.  I know I keep saying "nearly done" but I really do expect to have this done by the end of the sprint16:24
slangasekand that if anyone needs more help, we can shuffle things around sooner rather than later16:25
mvofoundations-lucid-index-based-downloads-client> client side of the above spec, needs serious hacking too, probably from me16:25
cjwatsonfoundations-lucid-fix-iscsi-root: having a hard time getting a response from one of the bug reporters here, but once I complete the discussion with QA it should be relatively easy to flush this out16:25
cjwatsonfoundations-lucid-gfxboot-update: still no word from DX on this16:25
evfoundations-lucid-oem-dvd-iso: mostly just need to write the tool16:25
slangasekdx-lucid-xsplash> hmm, I mean to claim that WI16:26
slangasekcjwatson: gfxboot-update> time for a gentle ping at the release meeting, or time for hyper-nag-mode? :)16:27
cjwatsontime to jump on bratsche at the sprint, I'm thinking ...16:27
cjwatsonI've tried the gentle ping twice now16:27
cjwatsonactually thrice if you count mails16:27
slangasekobile-lucid-une-2d-launcher> heh, I guess that's on the list because someone has one of the MIR's assigned to self16:28
slangasekcjwatson: ok16:28
mvois there any business from activity reports (I haven't seen any)?16:29
mvothat should be discussed here?16:29
cjwatsonnot from activity reports, but could people please fill out https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuPlatform/Sprints/Lucid/Foundations with their plans?16:30
cjwatsonall the items there right now were added by me, and are certainly not representative16:30
mvoACTION: please fill out https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuPlatform/Sprints/Lucid/Foundations16:30
mvo[TOPIC] Good news16:32
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mvonew apt with libudev support for getting the cdrom drive - /cdrom can go away16:32
slangasekgood news: there's a fix in lp:ubuntu/plymouth that should let us get plymouth back out of the initramfs16:32
slangasek(so if anyone wants to help test that today, I'll feel a lot more confident about uploading it to the archive :)16:32
cjwatsongood news: merges.ubuntu.com is working again16:33
mvoyipiieee16:33
cjwatsonbad news: I'm probably going to want a bunch of you to help me with cross-compile fixes for Chromium OS at the sprint ;-)16:33
slangasekaaaaahhh16:34
mvoso we need a "BAD News topic" ?16:34
dokocjwatson: do you see differences in packages when cross-building them (at least I do building gcc-4.4 as a cross)16:35
cjwatsondoko: from time to time, but in this case they're usually not important16:36
cjwatsonat least if you mean things like bits being left out because they aren't cross-compilable16:36
mvothe template has "# Reminder for release meeting, if due this week " now, who is going to represent us in the release meeting16:37
dokoI think of tests which are not run for a cross build, leaving out complete features16:37
cjwatsonyes, this happens sometimes.  for this project leaving out features is on average good :-)16:37
dokoheh16:38
mvorelease-meeting> anyone?16:39
cjwatsonI'll do it16:40
mvothanks16:40
mvo[TOPIC] AOB16:40
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slangaseknone from me, except the side-channel stuff I just thought of :)16:42
mvoside-channel?16:42
slangasekmvo: i.e., pinging cjwatson directly about something that doesn't need to hold up the group :)16:43
mvook :)16:43
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barry mvo: thanks!16:43
slangasekthanks, all :)16:43
evthanks16:44
tremoluxthanks!16:46
sorenHey. I just stopped by to say I won't be joining today. This fever just gets worse and worse, and now I'm giving up.17:01
arasoren, ok, get well soon!17:02
sbeattiesoren: get better, man!17:02
aramarjo has asked me to lead the meeting, as he is getting troubles to join in17:02
sorenI'll do my best. Thanks, guys.17:02
araso, let's start17:03
ara#startmeeting17:03
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sorenhe's not identified to freenode.17:03
soren...so he can't join this channel as it's +R.17:03
araAgenda:17:03
cr3The table is marjo, and the rest of us are napkins.17:04
ara# SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)17:04
ara# Bugday highlights -- pedro17:04
ara# Ubuntu 8.04.4 point release testing -- ara17:04
aracr3, lol17:04
arawow, small agenda today17:04
arait is going to be short, I guess17:04
ara[TOPIC] SRU testing -- sbeattie (Steve Beattie)17:04
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sbeattieSRU Activity report for the past week (since 2009-12-20):17:05
sbeattie* karmic: 5 new packages in -proposed (debian-installer, gnome-power-manager, gtk+2.0, krb5, langpacks), and 12 packages pushed to -updates (autokey, bzr, bzr-builddeb, cairo, courier, ec2-init, evolution-mapi, pulseaudio, quassel, rhythmbox, software-center, vim-rails)17:05
sbeattie* jaunty: 1 package pushed to -updates (gdesklets)17:05
sbeattie* intrepid: no SRU activity17:05
sbeattie* hardy: 5 new packages in -proposed (base-files, debian-installer, klibc, langpacks, squirrelmail) and 3 packages pushed to -updates (cdrom-detect, debian-installer-utils, grub)17:05
sbeattie* dapper: no SRU activity17:05
sbeattieThanks to Tomas Pospisek, mzc, Przemysław Kulczycki, sam tygier, Adam Stark, Chris Conway, Novecento, nesquix, Mitch Towner, stgraber, Luke Faraone, Jean-Baptiste Lallement, WilliamWolf, and others for testing this week.17:05
sbeattieThat's all I have on the SRU front, unless there are any questions.17:05
aranot that I can think of17:06
ara[TOPIC] Bugday highlights -- pedro17:07
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pedro_On Thursday 21 we celebrated a bug day based on Network Manager Applet:17:07
pedro_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2010012117:07
pedro_great participation from the bugsquad17:07
pedro_~70 bugs were triaged, Thanks a lot to our hug day heroes: xteejx, kamusin, cyan-spam, boniek, vish, osintsev and yofel17:07
pedro_and on the same week i was contacted by the Ubuntu One folks to try to organize a bug day based on one of their packages17:08
pedro_so Tomorrow, we're having a bug day on which the target will be Ubuntu One Client17:08
pedro_https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay/2010012817:09
aracontroversial one :)17:09
pedro_thanks to Joshua Hoover and Kamusin for helping out to set up everything17:09
pedro_heh yeah17:09
davmor2ara: is that it's new name ;)17:09
pedro_well some folks already started to work on it (yes we have an awesoem community!), so if you have a few spare minutes don't be shy and join us ;-)17:10
pedro_that's all from here ara17:10
araok, pedro, thanks17:10
ara[TOPIC] Ubuntu 8.04.4 point release testing -- ara17:10
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araWell, hardy point release is looking very good now17:11
araonly some more tests to cover17:11
sbeattiewhat's remaining?17:11
davmor2m-a I'm hitting them now17:11
arathanks davmor2!17:12
sbeattiewoot, thanks davmor2.17:12
araif nothing bad happens, everything will be ready for tomorrow and the LAST hardy point release17:12
* marjo waves17:13
* charlie-tca waves17:13
arahey marjo, charlie-tca17:13
marjothx ara17:13
araall, in all, if you want to practice ISO testing, a little more coverage is always more than welcome17:14
araas usual, ISO testing is happening at http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/17:14
ara[LINK] http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/17:14
MootBotLINK received:  http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/17:14
araand I think that's all from me17:14
davmor2ara: only point of concern seems to be the missing autorun.inf and umenu.exe off of the cd17:14
aradavmor2, is it release critical?17:15
davmor2slangasek: ^  I don't think it is it just means you need to open the cd in browser mode and click on wubi.exe17:16
marjoara: was ameetp introduced?17:16
aramarjo, no, it wasn't in the agenda17:16
aramarjo, go ahead17:16
ameetphi everyone.  Ameet Paranjape here.  Joining Canonical as a QA engineer17:17
marjo[TOPIC] Welcome Ameet Paranjape17:17
ameetplooking forward to working with all of you17:17
fader_ameetp: Welcome!17:17
bdmurrayameetp: welcome17:17
davmor2ameetp: congrats17:17
charlie-tcaameetp: welcome17:18
pedro_welcome ameetp!17:18
slangasekdavmor2: it's a behavior change and a regression, but probably tolerable, yes17:18
sbeattieameetp: hey, welcome!17:18
araameetp, welcome!17:18
davmor2ara: ^ there's your answer17:18
ameetpthank you17:18
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marjoare we done?17:22
araI think so17:22
marjoara, folks: thx!17:22
marjosee you next time17:22
aracheers!17:23
davmor2thanks17:23
pedro_thanks17:23
fader_Thanks all17:23
kamusinthanks!17:24
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* stgraber waves18:59
* Lns rides in on a segway19:00
* alkisg salutes everyone19:00
* sbalneav waves19:00
stgraberJonathan is currently away on jabber, I hope he'll be arriving soon19:00
Lnshttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Edubuntu/Meetings/Agenda - please take one and pass the rest down19:02
dhillon-v10i made it in just time :)19:04
stgrabergood, highvoltage is in the channel anyway so he'll easily be able to catch up when he comes back19:04
stgraber#startmeeting19:04
MootBotstgraber, There is already a meeting in progress.19:04
stgraberhmm, who forgot to end the previous meeting ? ;)19:04
stgraber#endmeeting19:05
stgraberok, looks like we'll need to do that without the bot19:05
stgraberso, first on the agenda is sbalneav's work on sabayon19:05
stgrabersbalneav: anything you want to talk about ?19:05
sbalneavSure19:06
sbalneav1) Sabayon is working, so we can remove that from the agenda as an ongoing item.19:07
sbalneav2) Another bug day's coming up, I'll handle that one.  Last one was quite successful.19:07
sbalneav3) I'll be ramping up soon to get the handbook into some kind of shape.19:07
sbalneavThat is all, citizens.  Keep watching the skies.19:08
stgrabergreat, did we decide on a date for the second bug day ?19:08
dhillon-v10sbalneav: :) working on the hand-book but slow progress19:08
sbalneavdhillon-v10: You have a branch of your own?19:08
nixternalhola19:09
sbalneavstgraber: I'm thinking post-feature freeze19:09
dhillon-v10sbalneav: not yet, just got down some of the stuff and looking at what can/should I put in it, then later on maybe I'll push a branch19:09
dhillon-v10nixternal: hi :)19:09
sbalneavThat will be the time to work on spit-n-polish19:09
nixternaldhillon-v10: it isn't about what you can put in it...it needs to be totally overhauled...i have yet to create a list of things yet for it, but it is on my todo list to get done soon19:10
sbalneavI'd like to focus this time on non-ltsp related bugs.19:10
dhillon-v10nixternal: yeah, I understand that, it needs a complete update like the kde-docs ;)19:10
stgrabersbalneav: ok, let's make that an agenda item for next meeting (deciding of the date for the bug day). Sounds good ?19:10
sbalneavstgraber: correct me if I'm wrong, but ltsp's fairly stable at this point, yes?  It's working pretty good for me at this point.19:10
sbalneavstgraber++19:11
stgrabersbalneav: yep, it's really stable and should be even more so with 5.219:11
sbalneavyeah, next agendat.19:11
nixternaldhillon-v10: fyi, friday is probably cut off date on kubuntu-docs...hopefully you will have those done, if not I am closing off contribs from everyone, freezing the branch19:11
dhillon-v10nixternal: I am almost done today :)19:11
sbalneavnixternal: Thought we didn't have to get docs in until string freeze19:12
stgrabera doc day should also get planned after FF19:12
nixternalsbalneav: correct, but I am driving a kubuntu-docs rewrite19:12
nixternalI own it, I control it, and that's how it is :D19:13
dhillon-v10nixternal: lol19:13
stgrabernext item is highvoltage's, so we'll wait for him19:14
stgraberalkisg: Anything you want to mention about fat clients ?19:15
sbalneavnixternal: I have no problem with that :)19:15
nixternalhehe19:15
sbalneavHe who does the work makes the rules :)19:15
alkisgWell the fat client plugin is working pretty well for me, I guess it only needs a little cleanup with daemons etc19:15
alkisgI think it'll be a major success for Lucid, once people get familiar with it19:16
alkisgWe'll do more testing in the next week, so I'll know more then. Right now it seems pretty solid, I didn't have any problems at all.19:16
stgrabergreat19:17
sbalneavHooray19:17
stgrabernow, speaking of Edubuntu DVD, we don't have a build since a week or so due to dependency issue, a new livefs script has been uploaded, so I expect to get a DVD image tomorrow. If not, I'll need to poke ubuntu-release about it.19:18
sbalneavThe dep's nothing I/We did, is it?19:18
stgraberAlso, we have seen no activity on that bug open to get rid off these 2GB of extra packages on the DVD. I'll probably start poking some people directly too.19:18
stgrabersbalneav: it's, we depend on some stuff in universe and the scripts only allow main at the moment.19:19
sbalneavah19:19
stgrabersbalneav: there was a technical board decision that we are now allowed to build on universe but it was never actually applied to the scripts ...19:19
stgraberit's now fixed since yesterday and so the next DVD build should work.19:19
sbalneavperfect.19:19
sbalneavAnd the sabayon issue that you and I fixed is ok>19:20
sbalneav?19:20
alkisgSo we'll get down to what, 1.1 Gb?19:20
stgrabersbalneav: yes, this one is fixed.19:20
stgraberalkisg: 1.6GB once we have a ltsp chroot on it but yeah, that's the idea.19:20
alkisgCool19:20
stgrabermgariepy is currently on the phone, so we'll continue with the website and then talk about the menu editor19:20
sbalneavGood.  Lots of room for content when we can package/make some.19:20
stgraberany status update on the website ?19:20
dhillon-v10yeah, website bugs down to 419:21
dhillon-v102 of them are content design that HedgeMage is going to take care of19:21
dhillon-v10stgraber: and there's one that needs feedback from the community, I guess highvoltage can probably take care of that :)19:21
sbalneavThere a link to the new site we can look at?19:22
dhillon-v10the new site is comming out nicely, do you guys want to see our test environment19:22
dhillon-v10sbalneav: yeah just a sec.19:22
sbalneavYes, please and thanks19:22
dhillon-v10http://edubuntu.frogandowl.org/19:23
MootBotLINK received:  http://edubuntu.frogandowl.org/19:23
sbalneavOh, yeah.  Tres sexy19:24
dhillon-v10sbalneav: there's a lot on there that needs more work, and just wait for some time, we are going to put up an awesome website :)19:25
stgraberlooks great19:25
dhillon-v10stgraber: thanks :)19:26
Ahmuckdrupal tab icon needs to be changed to edubuntu icon19:26
sbalneavIt already looks great.19:26
dhillon-v10Ahmuck: yeah, I'll fix that, thanks for bringing that up19:26
Lnshttp://edubuntu.frogandowl.org/UsingAddOnCd - is this still relevant?19:27
MootBotLINK received:  http://edubuntu.frogandowl.org/UsingAddOnCd - is this still relevant?19:27
sbalneavI personally REALLY dislike the "two great big bands of nothing down either side of the page" web style that we, and seemingly lots of sites have.19:27
sbalneavI have a wide screen monitor for a reason.19:27
sbalneavCUZ I WANT A LOT OF STUFF ON THE SCREEN!!!11one :)19:27
Lnshahaha19:27
sbalneavGlad to see that the new site fills up the screen.19:28
sbalneavdhillon-v10 & HedgeMadhe += 1*10^8 for that thing alone19:28
stgrabermgariepy: status on the menu editor ?19:28
dhillon-v10sbalneav: :) we need to get community feedback, so far seems like people like it, any thing you guys would like to add so I can close that bug19:28
dhillon-v10sbalneav: thanks :) I'll get that to HedgeMage as well19:29
mgariepyfor edubuntu-menueditor, again it's gona be done this week (sorry), i need to correct the packaging for lucid. to push this in universe19:29
mgariepyand i need to make a quick userguide for this.19:30
mgariepyany questions?19:30
sbalneavmgariepy: Know much about docbook?19:30
sbalneavIf you don't, just type up some stuff, I'll docbook it for you.19:30
mgariepysbalneav, not really, but i can learn ;)19:31
Ahmuckpossible to have a multi-user .wine system in place for 10.10?19:31
mgariepywhen i start this i will contact you sbalneav, just to get started.19:32
sbalneavMakes more sense for you to code at this point.  Just send me a .txt file, I'll send you a gnome-doc-utils ready .xml file.19:32
sbalneavI can also show you all the magic you need in autoconf for it.19:32
sbalneavAhmuck: define "multi-user"?  Wine's multi-user now.19:32
mgariepyok then. but i don't have much coding to do, just make the packaging correctly.19:33
sbalneavBut yeah, I don't see a problem with shipping wine.19:33
sbalneavmgariepy: Well, I can help you with that.19:33
stgraberok, so let's hope we have that on REVU this week, so we can get it in universe by next meeting.19:34
Ahmucksbalneav: thx, i'll test19:34
stgraberthat way we should be fine with getting it in main before the FF19:34
sbalneavAhmuck: Are you talking about being able to install a wine program ONCE, and then it's available for all users?19:34
stgrabernot having highvoltage around I don't know if we have much to talk about for the wiki and the netbook interface. Anyone has something to say about one of these ?19:35
sbalneavhv did a great deal of work on the wiki.19:35
sbalneavAnd I think we owe him a debt of gratitude.19:36
sbalneavAnd beer.19:36
stgraberyep, the wiki day went really good and Jonathan did an amazing job there19:36
stgrabersbalneav: I'll take care of the second, once he finally gets here ;)19:36
dhillon-v10stgraber: I'll probably send out an email sometime this week and list out some minor edits I would like to make, then we can discuss on what should be done and what shouldn't19:36
stgraberdhillon-v10: sure, feel free to send that to the ML and we'll discuss them19:37
dhillon-v10stgraber: after finishing kubuntu-docs :)19:37
Ahmucksbalneav: once, and then programs once, and have programs avaialbe to all users with the .individual configuration files in each users directory.  is this possible?19:38
Ahmuckoh, btw, i'm speaking of ltsp19:38
sbalneavAhmuck: Well, ANYTHING's possible :)19:38
dhillon-v10stgraber: would like to talk to you after the meeting, would you be around in #edubuntu19:38
stgraberok, so just before we wrap up, I wanted to mention that LTSP is getting really stable and upstream is doing a very good job there. LTSP 5.2 will clearly rocks19:39
stgraberanything else for the meeting ? we still have 20 minutes left19:39
stgraberdhillon-v10: I "should" be around, probably not always in front of my computer but I'll read whatever you post there for sure19:39
dhillon-v10stgraber: thanks :)19:40
* alkisg would like to hear details about the "Lucid netbook" agenta item...19:40
stgraberalkisg: yeah, unfortunately highvoltage isn't around ...19:40
alkisgAh, next time then19:40
LnsIs there anything going on w/Sugar for edubuntu?19:40
stgraberalkisg: AFAIK, we have all the required packages on the DVD at the moment, they can easily be installed by using the DVD as a repository.19:41
stgraberLns: nope, we said that we'd care about sugar if someone was willing to take care of it in Ubuntu, so far, nobody answered.19:41
Ahmucksorry, i gtg, i'm not feeling well today.19:42
stgraberLns: it's way too big to add that on our roadmap for Lucid if we don't have someone who can dedicate some time working on it19:42
LnsI'm not sure how i could help, but I'd love to in some way get sugar going at some point ( lucid+1?)..19:43
stgraberlucid+1 seems a realistic target, lucid isn't (FF is too close)19:43
Lnssure, that's totally understandable19:43
Lnsplease let me know what i can do as a non-coder19:43
Lnsi will do my own research too to see19:43
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stgraberLns: I guess that a first step would be to check what's in Debian, what's upstream and what's in Ubuntu19:45
stgraberLns: just to get an idea of what we should have and how different it's from what's in Debian19:45
* Lns starts googling19:45
stgraberok, seems like we won't have highvoltage today and we don't have anything else to discuss.19:46
stgraberThanks everyone from attending and see you next week !19:46
alkisgThank you all :)19:46
Lnsthanks stgraber and everyone else =)19:46
sbalneavArgh, darned kids19:47
sbalneavback19:48
stgrabersbalneav: hehe, you only missed me saying that the meeting is over ;)19:48
sbalneavPerfect19:48
Lnswow, sugar seems to be pretty active lately in ubuntu. http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Community/Distributions/Ubuntu19:51
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