[00:38] akgraner, thank you (was asleep, just waking up :) ) [00:44] akgraner: I got around to listening to you on FLOSS Weekly. It was an interesting episode [00:45] nhandler, thanks - well interesting means so many things :-) I hope that is a good interesting [00:50] akgraner: Yep. It was a nice episode. I got a different sort of perspective about the women in the community. I'm still jealous that I don't qualify for any of these great prize packs you all are giving out ;) [00:51] nhandler, ;-P [08:29] good morning === bekabug_ is now known as bekabug [23:02] hypa7ia, maco: ping? [23:05] Pendulum: sup! [23:05] you were interested in the AAC project, right? [23:06] I'm asking for kinda 2 reasons [23:06] remind me what it is? [23:06] (that got discussed at my membership meeting) [23:06] * hypa7ia has a brain like a sieve these days [23:06] oh right! [23:06] yes yes yes [23:07] 1) we're getting closer to a point where we'll be looking for more people and I wanted to check to see who was still interested [23:07] meeeeee [23:08] and 2) I think I just volunteered to help resurrect the accessibility team and I wasn't sure if your interest was AAC specific, or general accessibility specific [23:10] i'm interested in accessibility in general [23:12] cool [23:13] I may poke you for stuff on that at some point [23:13] I'm in a weird position where I was trying not to be interested in ubuntu accessibility (just because I *have to* be interested in accessibility everywhere else in my life) and then I started having too many fine motor problems so it became a priority [23:14] and I discovered that the team mostly didn't exist anymore and hadn't really done much in years [23:14] which I think needs to be fixed [23:14] so I'm going to do something about it [23:22] Pendulum: i'm happy to help where i can. while it sucks that it has to be you taking it on, i'm glad you're feeling up to it :) [23:23] hypa7ia: nothing gets me energy like feeling like I can fix some marginalization ;) [23:23] or at least make things slightly easier for the next person [23:24] not to mention that as far as I can tell all the wiki.ubuntu.com documentation for accessibility stuff is for 6.06 or earlier. which really should be fixed [23:25] wow, yeah [23:26] I suspect it's a matter of that's where people have their stable set-ups [23:26] especially as from mailing list stuff it sounds like gnome is removing some of the stuff that makes orca work so accessibility may be very broken for lucid or lucid+1 for people with visual impairments [23:28] oh no :( [23:28] sucks that it's happening at lucid [23:29] I know :( [23:29] which is also an LTS release [23:29] yeah [23:35] can someone remind me the ubuntu translations team #? [23:36] Good evening btw :-) [23:37] #ubuntu-translators [23:37] hi IdleOne [23:37] thank you Pendulum :-) [23:37] and hello [23:52] Pendulum: have you done much translation and would you suggest I translate an entire page of a wiki and then post or do a little at a time and have the page live? [23:53] right now I am not sure how I should procede :/ [23:53] having the page live makes it ugly if not completely done [23:54] but if I say work on one page how do I let other people know that I am working on it to avoid doubling of efforts [23:55] * IdleOne took a big bite and now is trying to figure out how to chew and not spit it out :) [23:57] I guess I could put a place holder on the wiki page with info that it is being worked on by me and ask other users to do the same [23:57] Pendulum: I have done no translation work. I'm only fluent in English and as the only other language I know is French and there are many more much better French speakers than I, I'd rather just let them do it than need them to fix my mistakes ;) [23:57] err [23:57] IdleOne: ^^ [23:57] Pendulum: well I was asking more about what you thought the best way to procede would be. [23:58] is this on the UW wiki? [23:58] but yeah if you feel like jumping in and doing some translation of the UW-wiki.org that would be great :) [23:59] yes [23:59] err wiki-UW.org [23:59] but yes [23:59] do you care if other people work on the same page as long as there's no overlap in actual translation? [23:59] * IdleOne failed at simplifying the wiki link :/