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mhall119|worknixternal: highvoltage: I cleaned up the copyright and control and compat files on my packages and uploaded new ones00:08
mhall119|workstgraber: ^^00:09
stgraberEdubuntu menu editor announced: http://www.stgraber.org/2010/02/16/say-hi-edubuntu-menu-editor02:39
mhall119|workstgraber: nice, is that part of sabayon?02:56
sbalneavAhmuck-Sr: ?02:59
stgrabermhall119|work: nope, sabayon works quite differently actually. You could use it to perform something similar, though we wanted to follow the XDG standards there which offers a good number of advantages compared to sabayon's way (overwritting files in the home directory). XDG uses configuration in /etc/, scripts to determine what profile to apply and in which order (it supports inheriting options).03:05
stgrabermhall119|work: basically, we're using the same backend functions as gnome-simple-menu-editor and alacarte but make it apply system-wide using the existing XDG and desktop-profile infrastructure.03:05
stgrabermhall119|work: in the future, the idea is to be able to use that inheriting (we do it at Revolution Linux, but manually for now) and be able to apply a district-wide menu, then school-specifc, then grade-specific03:06
stgrabereach adding entries, hiding others and renaming some others03:06
mhall119|workah, ok03:07
mhall119|workI might want that03:07
mhall119|workfor Qimo03:07
stgraberalso, it makes it extremely easy to export your new menu (you don't even need to be an admin to create the menu, you only need to be an admin to apply it), share it with colleagues, other schools, ... and import + assign the ones you want03:07
mhall119|workI'd love to make a launcher panel that gets it's launchers from an XDG category03:07
sbalneavmhall119|work: That's what you need sabayon for :)03:27
sbalneavWell, actually, if you know gconf inside and out, you don't need sabayon at all. :)03:28
stgrabersbalneav: it'd really be great if we could have sabayon to use XDG to do that kind of group-based settings (gconf/menu) instead of unpacking a .tar.gz in the home directory :) but that's a lot of work to make that all user friendly ...03:32
stgrabersbalneav: XDG is very powerful and can do everything that sabayon can do (as long as it's in xdg or gconf) but it's quite hard to put a UI on top of that. The menu editor is our first try at doing that :)03:33
sbalneavXDG doesn't handle gconf, AFAIK03:34
stgraberit does03:35
mgariepyXDG no but desktop-profiles does.03:35
sbalneavbuh?03:35
stgraberright, desktop-profiles does. Sorry got mixed up between these two again ;)03:35
mgariepywell kinda does03:35
stgraberbut we have inheriting working and the same magic applies (checking for system groups or whatever you want and apply or not based on that)03:36
stgraberthough we never used it in production (or am I wrong there ?) so we haven't spent that much time testing/fixing it (where needed)03:36
sbalneavWell, there's no reason why sabayon CAN'T do whatever it can within the XDG framework.03:37
sbalneavthe various sources (gconf and file are the only two working ones) just basically keep track of changes03:37
mgariepywe use inheriting for screen locking in gnome03:37
sbalneavthen they zip the changes up into a zipfile, which gets unpacked into the users $HOME.03:38
mgariepy$ cat /etc/gconf/2/path  | grep -2 "sabayon\|desktop-profiles"03:38
stgraberright, instead of unpacking in $HOME, you'd unpack ONCE in /etc/desktop-profiles/ and put a desktop-profile script that matches the user or the group and apply whatever is in desktop-profiles if it matches03:38
sbalneavnothing says the sources couldn't be modified to take the changes and turn them into something XDG compliant.03:38
mgariepyboth are supported by gnome ;)03:39
sbalneavyeag03:39
stgraberthat way you'll save a lot of space and have inheriting working at the same time03:39
sbalneavI think making sabayon XDG compliant would be a laudable, and exceedingly useful goal.03:40
stgraberyep03:40
mgariepyhey sbalneav have you played with menueditor a bit ?03:41
sbalneavNot yet, but I'm going to kick off an edubuntu DVD download tonight, re-install my box from scratch to test the installer, and I'll have a look at it then.03:42
sbalneavthe ned dvd's there, yes?03:42
stgrabersbalneav: today's daily works quite well and contains the menu editor03:42
sbalneavcool.  I'll kick off the download before bedtime03:43
stgraberoh, actually, tomorrow's already built :)03:43
stgraberno idea if it works but I see no reason it wouldn't03:43
stgraberoh, and we have the new artwork on that one too !!03:44
stgraberjust in time for tomorrow's meeting, great03:44
* stgraber rsyncs (sorry mgariepy ;))03:45
sbalneavWhat's the rsync line again? (save me the hunting in my notes, please :))03:45
stgraberrsync -avPz rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/edubuntu/dvd/20100217/lucid-dvd-amd64.iso lucid-dvd-amd64.iso03:46
stgraberI just started that one, not sure it's the right one but at least it's downloading something ;)03:46
stgraberok, looking at what it's doing, it's downloading only the missing parts, so it's the right rsync line :)03:46
sbalneavgot it.  downloading03:48
stgraberhttps://www.stgraber.org/download/images/edubuntu-daily.png04:12
stgraberscreenshot of the default desktop on current daily04:12
stgraberand we have 763 language pack packages ;)04:13
stgraberfor 273 languages !!!04:14
stgraber139 actually once we drop the per-country variants04:15
Ahmuck-Srawesome work on menu system04:16
Ahmuck-Srthis is a big ++04:16
sbalneavAhmuck-Sr: What did you mean about the ping you gave me about dropbox.com?04:19
Ahmuck-Sri found it on xpud.  it was interesting.  don't recall the stream of conciousnes that would have caused me to drop it here though04:20
sbalneavDoesn't load for me.04:21
sbalneavoh, now it does04:21
sbalneavearlier it was saying it couldn't find the domain.04:22
mgariepygnite everyone04:34
sbalneavSame here, heading to bed.04:35
sbalneavNioght all04:35
mhall119|workstgraber: I mean, I want to make the qimo launcher include launchers from the Games menu04:37
mhall119|workso that if a user installed a new game, the launcher for it shows up in Qimo's launcher automagically04:37
mhall119|workI don't think sabayon can do that, can it?04:37
mhall119|workwell I'm calling it a night04:49
mhall119|workstgraber: nixternal: highvoltage: if you guys could check my Qimo packages again in the morning, I would appreciate it04:50
lightninHi All - I'm trying to Scratch - a programming language for kids developed at MIT Media lab - into multiverse in time for feature freeze. We need advocacy from a few MOTUs - can anyone help? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/scratch05:14
lightninoops I'm trying to _get_ Scratch into multiverse...05:15
alkisgΚαλημέρα07:36
Eeyore-Jranybody up?07:45
alkisgHi Eeyore-Jr07:56
Eeyore-Jrseen this? - http://www.ylmf.org/en/07:59
alkisgNo - is that Ubuntu with a Windows theme?08:04
Eeyore-Jrit's based on ubuntu, yes08:06
Eeyore-Jras of this week, i'm dumping my kubuntu install08:06
* alkisg wonders why people keep releasing ubuntu remixes instead of just theme packages...08:06
Eeyore-Jri like ubuntu netbook remix08:07
Eeyore-Jrubuntu makes it hard to theme?08:07
alkisgI don't think so, it's standard gnome themes...08:07
Eeyore-Jranywho, i always use the command line to install software, havn't looked at the latest software installer, but this installer is a breeeeze08:07
alkisgHeh, it's fun that they have the standard gnome menu, but on their site the screenshot is a mockup with the windows start menu :D08:10
Tm_Tnot to mention the're apparently company behind that08:11
Tm_T+s08:11
Tm_T-other typos ):08:11
Eeyore-Jrcompanies behind ylmf?08:25
Eeyore-JrTm_T: ?08:25
Eeyore-Jralkisg: yes, i noticed that the screenshot has a windows menu.  wondered if that menu was available, and looking now08:25
Eeyore-Jrupon closer inspection, i see ubuntu has the same software installer08:51
Eeyore-Jrit really is nothing but a themed verison of ubuntu08:51
alkisgRight... and I think the windows-looking theme can also be found in the gnome themes site08:55
Eeyore-Jrproblem is, i doubt one would get away with using that theme on OEM computers08:58
Eeyore-Jrbecause of copyright08:58
Eeyore-Jrit's interesting though, as i've completly re-discoverd gnome09:00
Eeyore-Jrand am seriously considering dumping kde because of the overhead it puts on my system09:00
Tm_TEeyore-Jr: see the footer in that site09:01
Eeyore-Jrwonder how they can claim copyright?09:03
Eeyore-Jroddly nuff, i love kde apps, amarok, k3b, showfoto, etc.09:04
Eeyore-Jrkonversation09:04
Eeyore-Jrwell, it's 3:00 am for me, so i'd better be getting some rest09:04
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huayrahi highvoltage10:20
huayraI took contact with a friend I know @ Skolelinux (the original project manager Knut yrvin, who is also the community manager of Qt, Now Nokia R&D)10:22
huayraHe copied me with the Norwegian organization behind the development of Debian-Edu/Skolelinux here in Norway10:23
huayraThere's some background already: http://wiki.skolelinux.de/Kooperation/Edubuntu10:25
huayrathe idea should be to maybe get some Edubuntu people to be part of the Debian-Edu/Skolelinux Code Sprints and viceversa regarding i.e. the next UDS10:26
highvoltagehuayra: great10:26
huayraand find out whatever happened to this great cooperation plans we had10:27
huayraand where we can continue from wherever we left10:28
highvoltagehuayra: Petter and Knut was also at the Edubuntu Summit in 200510:28
huayraI know, saw the link10:29
highvoltagehuayra: lots of things happened in Edubuntu since then and in short, we basically started over last year10:29
huayraI have followed your development as well10:29
huayraand realied that you have laid new plans and revigoritized the project10:29
highvoltageindeed10:29
huayrathat's why this debian/ubuntu cooperation comes at such an exciting point in time10:30
huayraand we could make those synergies also apply to these parallell10:30
huayraprojects10:30
highvoltageI added #debian-edu to my autojoins at least :)10:30
huayragood :)10:30
huayraI will have a dialogue with them and see what we can do or at least try to get some working poitns up and see if we can have some edubuntu people at the next FRISK code sprint/summit10:31
huayraWill keep you updated ;)10:31
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joerghi12:14
mhall119|workmorning12:40
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lightninHi All - I'm trying to get Scratch - a programming language for kids developed at MIT Media lab - into multiverse in time for feature freeze. We need advocacy from a few MOTUs - can anyone help? http://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/scratch13:35
highvoltagehi there joerg, mhall119|work and lightnin13:39
lightninHi highvoltage13:40
highvoltagelightnin: downloading the scratch sourcepackage now... will take a few minutes because I'm syncing edubuntu disc as well13:41
lightninhighvoltage: great! Thanks :)13:41
highvoltagelightnin: I might be wrong which is why I'm checking with you first, MIT license is a free license so why would it go into multiverse?14:00
highvoltagelightnin: nevermind that, I see now :)14:01
lightninhighvoltage: Ah - there are extra caveats. The software interfaces with our server (a repository of Scratch projects), so we don't make the sharing code available.14:01
highvoltagelightnin: the postinst does a chmod 666 to /etc/defaults.list before making a change and then reverts it back14:03
highvoltagelightnin: the script runs as root so that isn't necessary14:03
highvoltagelightnin: postrm has unnecessary use of cat that you can get rid of by using sed -i14:04
lightninhighvoltage: Ah, great! Removed chmod 666 line14:05
lightninhighvoltage: Probably these are related to install problems in Kubuntu: https://www.assembla.com/spaces/scratchonlinux/tickets/9-package-tries-to-write-to-defaults-list-file-in-kubuntu--which-doesn-t-exist-14:07
lightninhighvoltage: Is there a better way?14:07
highvoltagelightnin: if you use sed -i you don't have to do the mv anymore, so yes it will solve that14:10
highvoltageso instead of having:14:10
highvoltagecat /etc/gnome/defaults.list | sed -e '/application\/x\-scratch\-project\=scratch\.desktop/d' > ./defaults.list14:10
highvoltagemv ./defaults.list /etc/gnome/defaults.list14:10
highvoltageyou should have sed -i '/application\/x\-scratch\-project\=scratch\.desktop/d' /etc/gnome/defaults.list14:10
highvoltageyou could check whether the file exist first before doing that with an if statement14:11
lightninhighvoltage: now I must reveal the true depth of my ignorance...14:12
lightninhighvoltage: Not sure how to do that in this kind of script...14:13
highvoltageif [ -f /etc/gnome/defaults.list ]; then14:14
highvoltage  sed -i '/application\/x\-scratch\-project\=scratch\.desktop/d' /etc/gnome/defaults.list14:14
highvoltagefi14:14
highvoltage(-f checks whether a file exists)14:15
lightninawesome14:16
lightninhighvoltage: so I should probably do same in posinst: if [ -f /etc/gnome/defaults.list ]; then echo "application/x-scratch-project=scratch.desktop" >> /etc/gnome/defaults.list14:20
lightninand same for chmod 644 line?14:20
highvoltagelightnin: you don't need to do the chmod14:24
lightninhighvoltage: ah, not even the closing one, 644 - ok makes sense.14:26
highvoltagelightnin: and also what I'm suggestions will fix the problems in the scripts, not sure if it's the 100% right way to do it, but we'll get it in shape as far as we can and then get a second reviewer to look at it14:26
lightninhighvoltage: Wonderful! Have added changes (and read brief tutorial about scripts). Shall I build and test a new package, or shall we look at other issues?14:27
highvoltagelightnin: hold on a bit first14:28
highvoltagelightnin: you should add ${misc:Depends} as s dependency14:30
lightninhighvoltage: lol! it turned into a smiley...14:31
lightninso: Depends: ${shlibs:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}    ?14:33
highvoltagelightnin: yep14:33
highvoltagelightnin: your version number doesn't seem right, although I'm not 100% sure what it should be. I suggest you ask on #ubuntu-motu14:33
highvoltagelightnin: and once you have that right you should rebuilt and submit again. if you ask nixternal nicely he'll review the package as well. he's more capable than me when it comes to reviewing. I don't think there are much you have to sort out after that14:35
lightninhighvoltage: Great! Are the other errors (the Lintian error) listed on the revu page ok to disregard?14:37
lightninIt doesn't seem to like our original maintainer line in the control file...14:37
highvoltagelightnin: I think you should drop that field, but it might be best to get a second opinion14:38
lightninI'm not attached to it, if it's causing problems.. Just put it in there to match what the packaging wiki described. So I'll remove it.14:38
lightninhighvoltage: Thanks _so_ much for all your help. We really appreciate it! :)14:41
sbalneavMorning all14:49
joergevening :)14:58
mhall119|workhighvoltage: what's the process for bug fixes to packages in revu or universe?15:02
mhall119|workI assume the freeze doesn't block them15:03
mhall119|workis that correct?15:03
highvoltagemhall119|work: that is correct15:09
highvoltagemorning sbalneav15:09
mhall119|workcool, cause I just found a bug in my session configs ;)15:09
mhall119|worksuccess!15:41
sbalneavMorning alkisg16:00
alkisgHi sbalneav16:06
joergsbalneav, hey....can you help me with some ldap stuff?16:11
sbalneavjoerg: sure.16:13
sbalneavwhat can I help you with?16:13
joergjust a conceptional question16:16
sbalneavSure, shoot.16:17
joerghttp://www.myserv-project.org/specs:social16:17
joergjust scan this one first16:17
joergthat gives you an idea how users and groups are organized16:17
joergbasically: there are profiles which contain interactive applications to collaborate and share things like files, materials, media.16:19
joergthe owner has the right to change them (should add that as well, that's missing)16:20
joergowner is the user himself or the group's founder/manager.16:20
joergsbalneav, and now....the question is: how to map that to ldap16:20
joergauthentication of the users is not a problem at all.16:21
joergthey'll have a posixAccount in the ldap DB and we can get the information from there.16:21
joergbut the groups....they are my problem.16:21
joergusually a group (on a unix system) is a bunch of users that have the same permissions.16:22
joergwhich is true for groups like "teachers" and "students"16:22
joergbut there will be heaps of groups like "class11a", "bowling-club", "students-newspaper" which don't need that.16:23
sbalneavright.16:23
joergthey just wanna have their profile with a discussion board16:23
joergand in the case of the mag/newspaper a shared folder16:23
sbalneavSo probably what you want is an additional schema object, associated with myserv-project16:24
joergwhere group members (or maybe everybody) can upload files and hand in articles or photos.16:24
sbalneavthis schema object could be a simple string16:24
joergsbalneav, well, either that or nothing at all.16:24
joergif only the webapp needs that information16:24
joergwhy not keep it in the webapp's postgres?16:24
sbalneavWell, true16:24
sbalneavbut it would be nice to extend that to ldap16:24
sbalneavas a central point of admin16:25
joergsure16:25
joergjust to have it in one place, right?16:25
sbalneavright16:25
joergbut what I think: I am using django as webframework16:25
sbalneavwhat you don't want, for an admin, when he/she adds a user, is have to do 14 things in 14 places16:25
joergand it provides an easy to use administration for users, groups and all the models.16:25
sbalneavso add the user in ldap16:25
sbalneavthen create a board16:25
sbalneavthen do this16:25
sbalneavthen do that, etc. :)16:25
joergit would be nice to be not too dependent on ldap16:26
joergI mean....ldap is the way to go16:26
sbalneavWell, sure, you don't want to be dependent on ldap16:26
joergfor a high school with 1.200 students like my old high school16:26
joergbut imagine a primary school16:26
joerg200 students, 10 teachers or so16:26
joergI don't want to give them an ldap setup.16:27
sbalneavright, yeah, LDAP's overkill in that use-case16:27
joergbecause in the primary schools, usually only teachers have accounts16:27
joergand setting up ldap for ten persons? :)16:27
joergso, I thought about using the DB in the first place16:27
joergand provide a synchronisation mechanism.16:28
joergin django you have models and objects16:28
joergto access the DB tables16:28
joergand you could add a "signal" to a model like an interest group.16:28
joergwhich means: whenever somebody adds, deletes or changes an interest group, the signal is fired.16:29
sbalneavlets put it this way: if you WANTED to tie arbitrary groups (formums, etc) into ldap, it's not that hard to do.  Just create schema object, off the top of my head, I'd say use the same schema type as posixGroup, so you can add arbitrary number od memberID's, then just make is a user writable schema object.16:29
joergand the data could be written to ldap as well16:29
sbalneavright.16:29
joergif the school has the ldap module running.16:29
joergif not, nothing will happen.16:29
sbalneavright.16:29
joergok, well16:30
sbalneavdoing what you want to do is perfectly valid, and easy under ldap.16:30
joergnow the only question is: interaction with the outside world :)16:30
sbalneavWell, ldap's permission framework allows you to specify updates from only certain hosts.16:31
joergsbalneav, no, that's not what I mean16:31
joergexternal services16:31
sbalneavah, ok16:31
joergthe webapp is under my control16:31
joergif I need something special I add a schema to ldap and I am done.16:31
sbalneavcorrect.16:31
joergbut, right now (with the crappy solution we have), there are only posixGroups16:32
sbalneavIf you'd like, I could sit down today and create you some schema objects16:32
joergwhich are stored in /etc/group of course because the company maintaining that solution probably thinks ldap is the name of my dog or a spice or whatever16:32
joergat least they never heard of it it seems :D16:32
joergsbalneav, hang on :)16:33
sbalneavok :)16:33
joergyou could do that, but maybe it is too early...16:33
joergI have a lot of ideas in my head and can't always say: yes, this is the way to go16:33
joergso we might end up changing schemas again and again....16:33
sbalneavNo problem.  You let me know what you need, ldap wise, I'll make it happen.16:34
lightninhighvoltage: I've uploaded the changes we talked about. Still working on the version issue - can you advocate now?16:38
lightninhttp://revu.ubuntuwire.com/p/scratch16:39
joergsbalneav, cool thx16:40
joergsbalneav, but do you have an idea how to get the backend things going?16:40
joergsbalneav, like, an interest group "school-newspaper" will need to have an e-mail adress.16:41
joergsbalneav, would be enough if mail to school-newspaper@myschool.edu gets forwarded to all users in that group.16:42
joergI know I could easily implement that by using an internal messaging system in the webapp16:42
joergbut people from outside the school would need to apply for an account first16:43
joergand people want traditional old fashioned e-mail16:43
joergbecause they have always used it.16:43
joergand the old proprietary solution provided e-mail adresses for groups as well and if the new one doesn't it will be concerned as worse and will not be accepted :P16:44
joergsbalneav, so somehow these interest groups which are no posix groups, should be honoured by the mailserver / the aliases stuff16:45
lightninAnyone have a minute? I need to figure out how to fix the versioning on my native debian package.16:59
stgrabermeeting in 7 minutes18:53
highvoltageEdubuntu meeting in about 7... ok what stgraber said18:54
stgraberhehe ;)18:54
highvoltage:)18:54
highvoltageLns, sbalneav, nixternal, alkisg: this will also be an EC meeting, fwiwi18:55
highvoltage(without the extra 'i' that my wireless keyboard decided to add)18:56
Lnswhoops! hehe thx highvoltage18:56
highvoltagestgraber: hmm, I don't see mgariepy on the agenda18:56
highvoltagestgraber: he is up for membership tonight right?18:56
mgariepyyeah i think so.18:56
stgraberyep, he's supposed to be on the agenda18:56
highvoltageok I'll add it18:56
highvoltage(it as in the item, not 'it' as in mgariepy :) )18:57
sbalneavjust FYI, I've got a meeting in an hour, but we usually don't run longer than an hour, so...18:57
sbalneavshould be fine.18:58
stgraberhehe, just after I told mgariepy that you consider no longer consider him human ;)18:58
sbalneavHe's superhuman18:58
stgraberwill be back in 2 min. See you at the meeting19:00
mgariepytrust me sbalneav i'm not hehe19:00
highvoltageooh, time!19:00
highvoltagelet's cross over...19:00
highvoltagemhall119|work: you wanted to know something regarding your uploads to revu?20:13
mhall119|workyes20:16
mhall119|workI have changes to some of the config files to fix a bug20:16
mhall119|workshould I push those changes up to revu20:16
highvoltagenixternal: btw, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kov2G0GouBw20:16
mhall119|workor would that make getting approval take longer?20:16
mhall119|workin which case, should I just wait until it's approved then upload it as a bug fix20:16
highvoltagemhall119|work: if you can upload it now, no problem, although once it's in we'll have plenty of time to make changes for bugs20:17
mhall119|workok20:17
mhall119|workin that case, I'll wait until I've done some more testing so I can group fixes20:18
Lnslol highvoltage ! nice yt20:18
nixternalhighvoltage: I should have guessed that was on big bang theory :)20:20
alkisgLns: when you installed openbsd-inetd yesterday, have you done `apt-get update` before that? (I'm no longer experiencing this problem, so I'm wondering if you used an older version or if it only happens on the first installation)20:20
highvoltagenixternal: :D20:20
highvoltageedubuntugirl: rock paper scissors spock lizzard is http://www.samkass.com/theories/RPSSL.html and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kov2G0GouBw20:21
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: One learns a new thing every day20:21
Lnsalkisg: well I used the daily build from yesterday, but i always apt-get update before installing anything20:21
alkisgAh ok in that case the bug's still there :)20:21
Lnsyep =)20:21
Lnsgirlbot! haha20:22
highvoltageedubuntugirl: RPPSL is <reply> See rock paper scissors spock lizzard20:23
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: Got it20:23
Lnsso that's the official edubuntu tie-breaker now20:26
highvoltagemhall119|work: looking at the qimo-session package...20:26
highvoltagemhall119|work: looks like it's been done by a pro :)20:27
highvoltageI'm just not sure about the version number20:27
highvoltagenixternal: mhall119|work has the version number for qimo-session (a native package) as 2.0.0, is that fine or must it be 2.0.0-1?20:27
highvoltageLns: heh, I guess we'll use it unofficially :)20:28
highvoltageI think the bot has support for rock paper scissors, maybe she just needs an update...20:28
highvoltageedubuntugirl: lsmod20:28
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: Plugins: admin, conversions, core, eval, factoid, feeds, film, fun, games, geography, google, help, icecast, identity, karma, languages, log, lotto, meetings, memo, network, oeis, quotes, rfc, seen, social, sources, strings, test, urlgrab and urlinfo20:28
highvoltageoh it's not enabled yet, I'll do it tomorrow20:28
Lns8| icecast?20:29
highvoltageLns: well the bot is an ibid. it's not specific to just irc. it does jabber as well and pretty much anything that python.twisted can talk to20:29
Lnsthat's really cool. Actually I might be setting up my first icecast server soon, with any luck. Students are starting to get into podcasting, i'm trying to convince them to try out a school-based network radio system =)20:30
mhall119|workhighvoltage: I was told by someone in #ubuntu-motu that native package number doesn't have -stuff on it20:32
highvoltagemhall119|work: I just checked with stgraber, it's fine like it is20:40
mhall119|workok20:40
highvoltagemhall119|work: just in a skype call, be with you in a few mins20:41
highvoltagemhall119|work: all three packages look great, giving them +1's...20:43
nixternalhighvoltage: 2.0.0-1 or 2.0.0-0ubuntu1 if there are plans on it going into debian as well20:51
mhall119|worknot right now there aren't20:54
highvoltagenixternal: I thought it needed a -1, but aparently 2.0.0 is fine. do you perhaps have a moment to review them? I think they're 100%.20:57
sbalneavhighvoltage:20:59
sbalneavstgraber:20:59
highvoltagesbalneav: hi, stgraber notified me that you uploaded the gartoon-redux package to revu20:59
sbalneavThe gartoon-redux is in revu20:59
sbalneavah20:59
sbalneavok ;)20:59
highvoltagesbalneav: can you change the maintainer to the ubuntu developers line and also update the standards version to at least 3.8.3?21:02
highvoltagesbalneav: and also add ${misc:Depends} as a dependency21:03
highvoltagesbalneav: do you have a needs-packaging bug for this package in LP or should I create one quickly?21:06
sbalneavcreate one, I guess21:09
sbalneavI'm looking into the above.21:09
joergsbalneav, hey....any idea about what I asked a few hours ago? the e-mail thing?21:09
joergshall I post it again or do u have the logs?21:09
sbalneavSaw it haven't had a chance to respond.21:10
sbalneavhighvoltage: What do you want for a maintainer:21:12
sbalneavMaintainer: Ubuntu Desktop Team <ubuntu-desktop@lists.ubuntu.com>21:12
sbalneav?21:12
sbalneavThat's what sabayon is21:12
highvoltagesbalneav: make it Ubuntu Developers <ubuntu-devel-discuss@lists.ubuntu.com>21:17
highvoltagesbalneav: that will probably be Edubuntu Developers after next week, but we can change it in the future21:18
joergsbalneav, ever checked out gosa-project.org?21:49
highvoltagesbalneav: how are things22:01
sbalneavhighvoltage: I'm getting a whacky error22:15
sbalneavah no wait22:16
sbalneavok, repushing22:16
sbalneavone sec22:16
sbalneavhighvoltage: ok, 0ubuntu3 pushed22:17
highvoltagesbalneav: thanks22:18
highvoltageedubuntugirl: tell sbalneav please ping me when you're back :)22:37
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: Done22:37
highvoltageedubuntugirl: weather for sherbrooke, qc23:09
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: In Sherbrooke, Quebec at 5:44 PM EST on February 17, 2010: -2°C; Humidity: 86%; Wind: WNW at 9 km/h; Conditions: Light Snow; Sunrise/set: 6:45 AM EST/5:16 PM EST; Moonrise/set: 7:42 AM EST/9:15 PM EST23:09
highvoltageedubuntugirl: weather for cape town23:10
edubuntugirlhighvoltage: In Cape Town, South Africa at 1:00 AM SAST on February 18, 2010: 17°C; Humidity: 68%; Wind: SW at 9 km/h; Conditions: Clear; Sunrise/set: 6:23 AM SAST/7:35 PM SAST; Moonrise/set: 10:15 AM SAST/9:26 PM SAST23:10
highvoltagethe gap is starting to close, at least.23:11
highvoltagemhall119|work: qimo packages made it, with only minutes to spare :)23:58

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