[00:05] <mr_steve> I installed Lucid on my netbook today, seems to be working well except for some package conflicts
[00:05] <Takyoji> I'm about to install Lucid right now on my desktop
[00:05] <mr_steve> And my wireless hasn't OOPSd yet. Have to see what it does at school tommorrow before I call it fixed
[00:13] <Takyoji> Gah, my LiveUSB isn't booting
[00:15] <Takyoji> Used Unetbootin
[00:17] <mr_steve> Hmm I've never used it
[00:17] <mr_steve> I've only got experience with usb-creator
[00:17] <Takyoji> That's what I'm going to try instead
[00:18] <Takyoji> Random idea: Should also have a key signing party or something at some point
[00:18] <Takyoji> or do such during an installfest
[00:24] <mr_steve> Takyoji, that'd be cool. Neither of my keys have any sigs except my own
[00:39] <Takyoji> I don't have mine signed either; I'm not even sure if I've even signed anything with it yet. xP
[00:43] <mr_steve> I sign most of my emails, and I've signed the Ubuntu CoC, but that's about it. Mostly I just use pgp for encryption
[00:50] <Takyoji> Gah; it still didn't boot my USB flash drive..
[00:53] <Takyoji> I guess my BIOS saw it as a harddrive rather a removable medium..
[00:53] <Takyoji> rather than a removable medium*
[00:55] <Takyoji> Woo; graphical issues
[00:59] <mr_steve> oh fun
[01:01] <mr_steve> If by chance you've got a Radeon 7500 series in there, I can tell you what the problem is. Otherwise, no clue.
[01:02] <Takyoji> I have an NVIDIA 8800GT
[01:02] <Takyoji> I was using 10.04 on the LiveUSB
[01:03] <Takyoji> and when I tried to restart, I had a messed and colorful CLI-format display
[01:11] <Takyoji> Now let's wait in suspense as my harddrive partitions get massacred. :P
[01:15] <mr_steve> I hate Ubuntu's partitioner. I'm never 100% certain what the options mean, and I hate the suspense and looming dread while it's resizing partitions.
[01:16] <Takyoji> I understand it; I was just joking in the implication of using the daily build of 10.04
[01:17] <mr_steve> oh yeah, I know what you're saying. The thing does creep me out though.
[01:20] <Takyoji> Is the bootloader different in 10.04?
[01:23] <mr_steve> Still grub2
[01:23] <Takyoji> Erm
[01:23] <Takyoji> After GRUB I mean..
[01:23] <Takyoji> Not the bootloader
[01:24] <mr_steve> oh, the splash screen? I think it is. Does 9.10 say "Ubuntu" or just have the logo? cuz 10.04 says "Ubuntu" and then the logo. Other than that it's the same
[01:24] <Takyoji> For me it's a blue, skyblue, and white progress bar; like the one of Fedora
[01:24] <mr_steve> Hmm.
[01:25] <Takyoji> (CLI display)
[01:25] <mr_steve> That's probably not a good thing...
[01:25] <mr_steve> I've definitely not seen anything looking like that before
[01:28] <Takyoji> Gah, I can't find a video of it
[01:30] <Takyoji> Overall, I don't get the Ubuntu splash screen; until GDM
[01:31] <Takyoji> This is the boot screen I'm talking about: http://www.techarena.in/files/image/guide/092009/install_fedora_11/3_fedora_boot_screen.JPG
[01:31] <Takyoji> Just doesn't say Fedora
[01:35] <Obsidian1723> Gentoo
[01:35] <mr_steve> Eh?
[01:36] <mr_steve> Just a wild guess, but maybe the Ubuntu xsplash theme is missing, and maybe that's what xsplash looks like unthemed
[01:37] <Takyoji> It's supposedly called "Plymouth"
[01:39] <mr_steve> Ah Plymouth, I forgot about that. Did you do a clean install? I upgraded from 9.10, so things are probably a little different
[01:40] <Takyoji> Clean install; dual-booting with 9.10
[01:40] <Takyoji> Apparently "jockey" isn't working properly as of installing the Nvidia drivers
[01:40] <Obsidian1723> Beware the bad Karma of 9.10...
[01:42] <Takyoji> which would be? :P
[01:46] <mr_steve> Hm my netbook has plymouth installed, but I think it's broken. For the first 15-20 seconds I just have a blinking cursor, followed by a few seconds of xsplash, then GDM
[01:46] <Takyoji> heh ahh
[01:47] <Takyoji> otherwise I might file a bug report tomorrow (I'll run updates as well)
[01:48] <mr_steve> Heh I just noticed lucid netbook remix brought back GDM's session selector, I can login to a full gnome desktop if I want, yay.
[01:49] <Takyoji> heh
[01:52] <Takyoji> I'm looking at the map on Launchpad and apparently my location has been removed
[01:53] <Takyoji> Oh; I was looking at the old Launchpad group
[01:54] <Obsidian1723> 9.10 is just a bit buggy is all.
[02:02] <mr_steve> If anyone's got an Acer AOD250 netbook, it looks like BIOS 1.26 was just released, which supposedly fixes the CPU speed problem
[02:02] <mr_steve> Finally gonna get my money's worth :)
[02:03] <Takyoji> Ooo
[02:03] <mr_steve> Pissed me off terribly having my CPU stuck at 1.33GHz when I paid an extra $50 for the 1.66
[02:04] <Takyoji> ahh
[02:11] <Takyoji> I guess there's a call for testers of the installation of ATI/NVIDIA drivers on a weekly basisi
[02:11] <Takyoji> basis*
[02:12] <Takyoji> for 10.04 I believe
[02:22] <Takyoji> I'm just curious; how many mailing lists are all of you subscribed to?
[02:31] <kermit> Takyoji: it depends what you mean by mailing list
[02:33] <tonyyarusso> mr_steve, kermit: No, we are not a project by Freenode's definition.  We fall under the umbrella of the Ubuntu project, which does have a cloak.
[02:35] <mr_steve> tonyyarusso: ah, I see. Heh I knew you'd reply when you got a chance. Ubuntu project cloaks only go to Ubuntu Members though, right?
[02:36] <tonyyarusso> mr_steve: Correct.
[02:37] <tonyyarusso> Takyoji: 35 Ubuntu ones, plus a few outside of that realm.
[02:37] <kermit> mr_steve: would a group cloak suffice?
[02:38] <kermit> or, 'organization' cloak
[02:39] <mr_steve> kermit: That's the same as a project cloak, isn't it? i.e. you have to belong to a group that freenode recognizes?
[02:39] <kermit> mr_steve: i think so
[02:40] <mr_steve> I'm content with my unaffiliated cloak, since I got it for security reasons.
[02:40] <kermit> mr_steve: are you ircing from a top secret location?
[02:41] <mr_steve> heh nope, I just started to notice that when I was joined to some of the larger and more chaotic channels, the volume of snort alerts on my firewall would increase...
[02:43] <mr_steve> So I figure if my ip is hidden, the bored script-kiddie types will go bother someone else instead.
[02:45] <kermit> hiding isnt really security
[02:46] <mr_steve> no, it isn't at all. I trust my firewall for actual security. I just figure it takes me off the target list for whatever bored kids are randomly probing people they find on IRC
[03:04] <mysteriousdarren> so what is the best config for a firewall?
[03:05] <tonyyarusso> With the machines behind it unplugged.
[03:07] <mr_steve> yep, air-gap. In all seriousness though, I'm pretty happy with pfSense for a firewall/router
[03:08] <mysteriousdarren> well obviously it needs to be plugged in....
[03:14] <mr_steve> Well, the "best config" doesn't really exist. It largely depends on your needs.
[03:15] <mysteriousdarren> where can i get air-gap? im looking to secure a lan, and wanted a firewall for each computer. there will be four on the network
[03:15] <mr_steve> Heh, that was a joke, "air-gap" meaning a gap between the network cable and computer.
[03:16] <h00k> I had an impromptu Ubuntu Hour today!
[03:16] <h00k> Granted, it was in Wisconsin
[03:17] <tonyyarusso> yay
[03:17] <tonyyarusso> who cares where it was?  it still counts.
[03:17] <h00k> :D
[03:17] <h00k> It was fun, anyway.
[03:17] <h00k> I'm going to have another one this weekend in Superior
[03:18] <tonyyarusso> sparklehistory and I are planning to hang out Thursday afternoon at a Barnes & Noble.
[03:19] <mr_steve> And it looks like diablo and I are still on for Friday at Ambrosia Coffee downtown
[03:19] <h00k> Nice, nice. I'll be at a coffee shop
[03:20] <h00k> well, exigraff, myself, and Brittany
[03:20] <Takyoji> I need to find minions in my area to carry out my devious deeds...
[03:20] <mr_steve> When I can afford to I'll definitely have to get some stickers or shirts or something. And more blank CDs
[03:20] <tonyyarusso> Takyoji: yes, yes you do.
[03:20] <mr_steve> Or better yet, some real pressed Ubuntu CDs
[03:20] <h00k> Yeah, I should definitely get some CD's
[03:20] <Takyoji> I'm going to bug nnonix to see if he has any suggestions for possible locations for an installfest
[03:22] <Takyoji> If I can find an email address
[03:22] <tonyyarusso> oh, I should probably install my DVD burner in my main desktop a burn a few - probably easier than doing it all on the nettop.
[03:22] <tonyyarusso> Maybe I'll be able to reseat the front panel USB cable too and fix whatever the heck is up with that.
[03:22] <Takyoji> For? Because otherwise I'd be willing to burn billions
[03:22] <tonyyarusso> Takyoji: for just having around during Ubuntu Hours in case anyone asks.
[03:23] <Takyoji> ahh
[03:23] <mr_steve> Yeah, I want to have some LiveCDs so if someone likes what they see I can just say "here, take it home and try it out!"
[03:24] <tonyyarusso> Some day I'll win the lottery and get one of these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16827196133
[03:25] <mr_steve> Heh my old school had something kinda like that, but more ghetto
[03:25] <mr_steve> It was just a SCSI cd-tower we used for various CDs shared over the LAN. But we swapped all the drives with burners
[03:26] <tonyyarusso> These things are awesome - they burn all of them at once, multicasting to the burners.
[03:27] <mr_steve> Yup
[03:27] <Takyoji> hah, insane
[03:27] <mr_steve> I would have loved having one of those at my last couple jobs
[03:27] <Takyoji> Also, yes, I have LightScribe
[03:27] <tonyyarusso> Some models have a hard drive bay too, so you can store your frequently-burned images.
[03:28] <mr_steve> I once spent 2 days at work burning Vista install media.. No DVDs, it was like 4-5 CD iirc, whole bunch of copies
[03:28] <mr_steve> they had to be labeled by hand with the product key too
[03:29] <tonyyarusso> We skipped that step - just put the product key in a card at the front of each CD wallet.
[03:29] <tonyyarusso> Then people could write it on a whiteboard and everyone else could copy off that.
[03:30] <tonyyarusso> Having it on the CD is dumb anyway, since you can't read it while it's in the drive.
[03:30] <mr_steve> Yeah, I dunno why I was told to put it on every single disc. I just about lost my mind
[03:30] <h00k> I want to include a card with Ubuntu LiveCD's: CD KEY: "LOL-YOU-DONT-NEEDA-KEY"
[03:30] <h00k> but I won't, don't worr
[03:30] <h00k> y
[03:31] <mr_steve> haha
[03:31] <Takyoji> You should. :P
[03:31] <Takyoji> I should even make a Lightscribe label of such. :P
[03:32] <h00k> fancy!
[03:32] <h00k> I bet a template exists.
[03:33] <tonyyarusso> of course
[03:33] <mr_steve> Takyoji: Has lightscribe gotten any better? I've got like a 1st-gen lightscribe burner and it takes ~45min to burn a label.
[03:33] <Takyoji> I think it takes a little shorter than that for me
[03:33] <Takyoji> otherwise I think someone should harass the mailing list by seeing if there's ANYONE in the south part of Minnesota (excluding the metro area)
[03:34] <Takyoji> Everyone that's listed on the wiki in the south area is pretty much gone/inactive
[03:34] <mr_steve> I should bother someone I know down in Mankato, he was an Ubuntu user last time I talked to him, and I think he's in school down there
[03:34] <tonyyarusso> s/someone/YOUDANGNABBIT/
[03:35] <Takyoji> And there's only two marks on the launchpad map
[03:35] <Takyoji> Myself, and nnonix, whom I've never personally met
[03:35] <Takyoji> I knew you were going to imply that I should
[03:36] <Takyoji> But I'm just so innocent and am such a pansy to do so. :P
[03:38]  * Takyoji wonders what he should set the email address alias as...
[03:38] <Takyoji> Bright Happy Shining Ubuntu Users of Minnesota <ubuntu-us-mn@lists.ubuntu.com>? :P
[03:40] <h00k> That sounds like how I address my emails to Ubuntu Wisconsin :(
[03:43] <Takyoji> So when sending to the mailing list, plaintext is more preferred?
[03:44] <tonyyarusso> yes
[03:44] <h00k> Yeah....don't do what I do with blue text from gmail.
[03:45] <tonyyarusso> Mailman will come to your house and kill you in your sleep.
[03:45]  * Takyoji cowers in fear and locks his doors, and boards all windows
[03:46] <tonyyarusso> It comes in through the internetz
[03:48] <Takyoji> Would signing the message Be a Good Idea(TM), but not required?
[03:49] <tonyyarusso> If you know how, sure
[03:51] <mr_steve> Has anyone got any experience with trying to get a package into Ubuntu?
[03:52] <tonyyarusso> yeah, I did kompozer.
[03:52] <tonyyarusso> Some maintains it upstream in Debian now though.
[03:52] <tonyyarusso> *someone
[03:53] <mr_steve> Oh yeah? I just packaged cnetworkmanager. I kinda want to try and get it into the repos. There's already a needs-packaging bug for it
[03:54] <tonyyarusso> That's a good first step.
[03:54] <tonyyarusso> Then you'll need to add yourself to -universe-contributors, get approved, set up a REVU account, and get some MOTUs to review your work.
[03:54] <tonyyarusso> Have them and lintian/linda point out your errors, fix, and repeat.
[03:55] <tonyyarusso> Once it's good, two MOTUs will sign off on it, then one will upload it.
[03:55] <Takyoji> Sent
[03:55] <mr_steve> Aha. I thought it was something like that. I'll probably have some work to do on this package yet. It's a pycentral package, which is black magic to me.
[03:58]  * Takyoji pokes tonyyarusso
[03:59] <Takyoji> I switched between email addresses for my subscription to ubuntu-us-mn
[03:59] <Takyoji> and sent the desired email, and it's pending review
[04:00] <tonyyarusso> oh, k
[04:01] <Takyoji> otherwise what of the user on the map that marked themself to be in Armenia? :P
[04:01] <Takyoji> (which is in Europe)
[04:02] <tonyyarusso> Default weirdness of some sort.
[04:02] <Takyoji> Anyone even tried contacting them though?
[04:03]  * Takyoji twitches with OCD
[04:03] <tonyyarusso> nope
[04:04] <Takyoji> For some reason I'm having graphical errors on occasion in XChat..
[04:05] <Takyoji> Oh and, again; should remember to do key signing at an installfest; just minor thing to keep in mind
[04:09] <Takyoji> It's sad when a channel of 183 users can be dead silent. :P
[04:10] <tonyyarusso> WTF..."Miley's 9-year-old sister launching a lingerie line for kids"
[04:10] <h00k> tonyyarusso: WHAT
[04:11] <tonyyarusso> I'm not even sure if I can link to this....
[04:11] <tonyyarusso> It's on MSN news.
[04:14] <h00k> I...don't know if I believe this or not.
[04:14] <h00k> I found the information on another site
[04:15] <h00k> er...they're letting her do this?
[04:15] <h00k> do they not understand...
[04:15] <h00k> bah.
[04:15]  * h00k inserts the book Brave New World
[04:15] <h00k> and if you haven't read this book do it now.
[04:17] <tonyyarusso> h00k: there are pictures!
[04:17] <h00k> tonyyarusso: I saw that.
[04:17] <h00k> tonyyarusso: I....yeah.
[04:17] <h00k> silly society.
[04:17] <tonyyarusso> So yeah, going to the optometrist to ask for new eyes tomorrow I guess.
[04:18] <h00k> I'm pretty sure I want to unsee that.
[04:20] <tonyyarusso> Why is it that every time I make *one* little change to a computer, before I know it my room is littered with components and tools?
[04:20] <h00k> tonyyarusso: it happens. also, extra screws. EVERY TIME.
[04:21] <tonyyarusso> haha, yeah
[04:23] <tonyyarusso> I'm guessing that part of it is the fact that everything is packed in perfectly tight, so to get at anythign I have to unload all kinds of stuff.
[04:40]  * Takyoji makes his devious unnoticed escape for the night
[05:20] <_diablo> mr_steve: ping
[05:20] <mr_steve> _diablo: pong :)
[05:20] <mr_steve> How ya doin?
[05:21] <_diablo> mr_steve: goood, I'm on ratpoison and chatting via a command line connect of wireless :)
[05:21] <mr_steve> Awesome. What'd you end up doing to get the connection to work?
[05:21] <_diablo> I tried using all the stuff you told me and followed some online sites but it wouldn't let me connect despite showing no errors. Even after setting up dhclient, I only got 404s
[05:21] <_diablo> So I eventually just got lazy and am using cnetworkmanager
[05:22] <mr_steve> heheh, I'm in love with cnetworkmanager now. I can't believe it's not in the default install
[05:22] <mr_steve> Coincidently, I just submitted a cnetworkmanager package to REVU, so hopefully it'll be in Ubuntu's Universe soon
[05:23] <_diablo> mr_steve: that's good. It just makes everything easier. I haven't tried it with WEP or WPA yet, but it's working fine on my unprotected network
[05:23] <mr_steve> I'm excited/terrified, it's the first package I've ever submitted for review. I fully expect my first revision to get torn to shreds, but that's how we learn, eh?
[05:24] <_diablo> mr_steve: exactly :) you'll have to show me how to do it on friday. I might actually become helpful to the community
[05:24] <mr_steve> How do you like ratpoison, anyway? I keep meaning to give it a shot
[05:24] <mr_steve> It'd make a surprising amount of sense on this netbook, I imagine
[05:25] <_diablo> mr_steve: I think it'd be great for a netbook. I'm liking it so far. I'm going to try to use it for the next week or so and see what I think now
[05:25] <_diablo> It's obviously very different. I've never used a tiling WM before
[05:26] <mr_steve> netbook remix reminds me of ratpoison without the tiling features
[05:26] <mr_steve> Every window is maximized and borderless by default
[05:26] <_diablo> mr_steve: eh, sorta. I don't like that you can only have 1 window open at a time.
[05:27] <_diablo> also, I don't like mice (obviously based on my WM of choice atm)
[05:28] <mr_steve> eh, on netbook remix you can actually unmaximize a window, and have a couple windows side by side or whatever. It just rarely makes sense to do so at 1024x600
[05:28] <tonyyarusso> mr_steve: yeah, you'll get torn to shreds about three times.  It's fun!
[05:28] <mr_steve> Heh I used UNR for 3 weeks before I found out that I could unmaximize
[05:28] <_diablo> mr_steve: ah, okay, I actually have NBR on my netbook. I just rarely use it unless I'm going on long trips
[05:29] <mr_steve> tonyyarusso: well, my house is made of brick ;
[05:29] <_diablo> is there any way (from the terminal) to get access to the prompt without killing the currently active process?
[05:29] <mr_steve> I can take criticism, fortunately
[05:29] <_diablo> C-c obvi doesn't work
[05:29] <mr_steve> _diablo: C-z
[05:29] <_diablo> mr_steve: ah, thx
[05:29] <mr_steve> followed by "bg 1" or whatever number it shows, if you actually want the process to keep running
[05:30] <_diablo> mr_steve: ping, can you still hear me?
[05:30] <mr_steve> _diablo: sure can
[05:30] <_diablo> cool, worked then :)
[05:30] <_diablo> bg 1?
[05:31] <mr_steve> yeah, when you suspend a process with Ctrl-Z, it should show "[1] Stopped <name>" or something
[05:31] <mr_steve> the 1 is the job number, you use the command "bg 1" or "fg 1" to resume the job in either the background or foreground, respectively
[05:32] <mr_steve> you can also run "jobs" to list any running jobs
[05:32] <_diablo> mr_steve: yeah, it said that, but it appears to still be running (based on my still active connection)
[05:33] <mr_steve> I suppose it depends on the program
[05:33] <h00k> I love UNR :)
[05:33] <_diablo> mr_steve: ah, I suppose cnetworkmanager is stopped now, but it doesn't matter because it's already connected
[05:34] <mr_steve> _diablo, do you know about running "<your command> &" ? it starts the command in the background and returns to the prompt. Great for X startup scripts and such
[05:35] <_diablo> mr_steve: yeah, I just forgot to do that when I started it >.<
[05:35] <mr_steve> heh yeah, been there done that
[05:37] <mr_steve> I have no rational explanation for why I'm still awake right now.. and yet not doing my homework
[05:37] <_diablo> mr_steve: same. I'm supposed to write a draft of a paper for tomorrow
[05:41] <mr_steve> I'm about half a page away from being done with an essay, due monday. I think I hate it
[05:41] <_diablo> lol, mine is due at 10 am tomorrow
[05:41] <_diablo> haven't started :-/
[05:41] <mr_steve> no good
[05:43] <mr_steve> This is my first college essay, it's been tricky. I've never had to write an essay without a clear assigned topic before
[05:44] <_diablo> yeah, it's not fun
[05:44] <_diablo> mr_steve: do you do any text-based browsing?
[05:44] <mr_steve> yeah, I'm becoming more and more of a console junkie
[05:45] <_diablo> do you know of any that are close to VIM?
[05:45] <_diablo> I want to do that as well, but am having a hard time getting away from FFox with vimperator
[05:45] <mr_steve> hm, no, but that would be nice, since I'm starting to understand vim finally
[05:46] <mr_steve> I just tend to use w3m or elinks
[05:46] <_diablo> mr_steve: yeah, I've been on elinks, and it's okay, but the lack of j/k movement is super annoying
[05:46] <_diablo> w3m? I'll look at that one
[05:46] <mr_steve> you can probably customize the bindings
[05:46] <_diablo> that's a lot of work...
[05:46] <mr_steve> I just checked, and hjkl work as expected in w3m :)
[05:47] <_diablo> okay, I will try
[05:55] <_diablo> mr_steve: well, damn, this has to be 3 pages of literary analysis. I'm just going to bed. I'll wake up and write this in the morning
[05:55] <_diablo> sleep well
[05:56] <mr_steve> 'night
[20:56] <mr_steve> I just started using ratpoison on my netbook... It's interesting
[21:47] <kermit> how do i remove a package without removing what claims to depend on it?
[21:47] <tonyyarusso> --ignore-depends possibly
[21:48] <tonyyarusso> That works for install at least
[21:49] <kermit> tonyyarusso: that works, thanks!
[21:49] <tonyyarusso> whee!
[22:03] <Takyoji> I printed out 17 pages of the Debian New Maintainers' Guide (changed it to 9pt font, decreased margins and paragraph spacing; otherwise it would have been like 30-40 pages)
[22:05] <Takyoji> We need to do more yet with the LoCo website..
[22:06] <tonyyarusso> s/We/Takyoji/ :P
[22:06] <Takyoji> What are the specifics YOU want then? :P
[22:06] <Takyoji> For one thing; have a member list on there?
[22:07] <Takyoji> and copy content to the website?
[22:07] <Takyoji> (from the wiki)
[22:08] <Takyoji> I'm ready to do slave work
[22:08] <tonyyarusso> No, the member list should be Launchpad only.
[22:09] <tonyyarusso> Hooking up the Google Calendar Agenda block module would be a good start
[22:09] <tonyyarusso> and fixing the CSS so the bullets don't looks stupid
[22:11] <Takyoji> anything else?
[22:11] <kermit> tonyyarusso: so once you break dependancies, is there a way to make things stop complaining about them? heh
[22:12] <tonyyarusso> kermit: nope
[22:13] <Takyoji> Where is the repository for the website t?heme
[22:13] <Takyoji> theme?*
[22:14] <tonyyarusso> What do you mean by that exactly?
[22:15] <tonyyarusso> oh, you could also teach me how to use bzr with launchpad properly
[23:01] <Takyoji> Oh, nothing's been put in the repository for it at all..
[23:02] <Takyoji> I was trying to checkout the code; but I was getting denied
[23:02] <Takyoji> implying that it wasn't a branch
[23:03] <Takyoji> I need the theme that's currently on the server
[23:06] <Takyoji> of ubuntu-minnesota.org
[23:08]  * Takyoji annoys tonyyarusso
[23:09] <tonyyarusso> oh, righto
[23:10] <tonyyarusso> I was going to upload a branch, but I didn't know how :)
[23:10] <tonyyarusso> SO if you tell me how to push a branch, I will.
[23:12] <Takyoji> https://help.launchpad.net/Code/UploadingABranch
[23:12] <tonyyarusso> reading
[23:13] <Takyoji> and the branch name supposedly is: lp:~ubuntu-minnesota/ubuntu-minnesota-projects/website
[23:14] <tonyyarusso> No, not there...
[23:15] <Takyoji> It's what the project page supposedly says: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-minnesota/ubuntu-minnesota-projects/website
[23:21] <tonyyarusso> Takyoji: https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-minnesota/ubuntu-drupal-theme/minnesota-patches
[23:21] <Takyoji> ahh
[23:21] <tonyyarusso> (just did it)
[23:23] <tonyyarusso> off to class again
[23:47] <kermit> tonyyarusso: what school are you in?