/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/05/07/#ubuntu-manual.txt

dakergodbyk, help!00:03
godbykdaker: what's up?00:04
dakeri can't start mysql server00:04
dakerstart mysql00:04
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.00:04
godbyk'sudo start mysql'?00:04
godbykor the old-fashioned way: 'sudo /etc/init.d/mysql start'00:04
dakerdaker@ubuntu:~$ sudo start mysql00:04
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.00:04
dakerthe same00:04
dakererror00:04
jcisioservice mysqld start00:04
godbykhmm..00:04
dakerjcisio, there is no mysqld sevice00:05
jcisiogodbyk, I'm writing a text for translator about what should not be translated00:05
godbykjcisio: okay00:05
godbykdaker: I'm not sure.. maybe check the log files for errors? (look in /var/log for mysql* files or 'messages')00:06
daker:s00:14
dakergodbyk, http://freshmeat.net/projects/docbookwiki00:17
dakersf site : http://doc-book.sourceforge.net/homepage/00:17
godbykdaker: neat. I'll take a look at it.00:19
jcisiogodbyk, how to display `` in LaTeX?00:36
godbykjcisio: you can try \verb|``|00:37
jcisiothanks00:38
ubuntujenkinshmm getting the manual into mavrick could be hard00:40
godbykubuntujenkins: oh yeah?00:41
ubuntujenkinspersia> I'm not sure it's enough to have meaningful value as it's own package if it's a glorified .desktop file.00:41
ubuntujenkins<persia> You could upload it to REVU, but I believe the backlog is larger than will be processed during the maverick cycle, which makes it awkward.00:41
ubuntujenkins<persia> And I agree there's no point trying to get it in Debian: it doesn't belong there.00:41
ubuntujenkinswe can get it into the cue to be reviewed but we may not get it in00:42
ubuntujenkinsit is basically a glorified .desktop file.00:42
ubuntujenkinsit was sugested that it went into debian as it would get in to ubuntu quicker but there is no use for it there.00:43
ubuntujenkinsI will strive to do my best to get it in00:43
jcisiohttp://jcisio.com/upload/translator-cheatsheet.pdf half-page translator cheatsheet00:44
ubuntujenkinsany thought/suggestions godbyk ?00:46
jcisiotime go to bed, bb all00:46
godbykubuntujenkins: Hmm..00:48
godbykubuntujenkins: I'm not sure.  I don't know why it would be unacceptable, I guess.00:48
ubuntujenkinsI was told "Basic guidelines are: lintian-clean, nicely packaged, of interest to some Ubuntu developer." I questioned the ubuntu dev bit . I think we make it then try and get it in00:49
godbykyeah, the ubuntu dev bit.. I don't understand that.00:50
godbykdo they mean it has to interest some dev enough to adopt our package?00:50
godbykbecause there are loads of non-development-related packages in ubuntu.00:50
ubuntujenkinsI don't know i did ask but the question was not directly answered00:50
godbyk'kay.00:51
ubuntujenkinswe shall see00:51
godbykI guess.00:51
godbykSeems to me like it shouldn't be that big of a deal.00:51
godbykwell, I think I'm going to go read a book for a while before passing out.00:51
ubuntujenkinsI am off to bed as well night all00:52
ubuntujenkinsnight god00:52
ubuntujenkins* godbyk00:52
godbyk(still trying to push my sleep time around the clock.  woke up at 11pm last night and it's 7pm now.  might try to hold out a bit longer, but it's not happening in front of this computer screen!)00:52
godbykubuntujenkins: I respond to god, too. :)00:52
godbykubuntujenkins: g'night!00:52
ubuntujenkinslol night00:52
dakergodbyk, i think the problem is initctl01:03
dakersudo initctl01:04
daker[sudo] password for daker:01:04
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.01:04
dakerhttp://old.nabble.com/Bug-571056:-chroot_upstart:-divert-initctl-(like-policy-rc.d)-to-fix-start(8)-in-Ubuntu-Lucid-postinsts.-td27697926.html01:04
hemanthRed_HamsterX, hi, yesterday sadly had issues with my display :(, read the irc logs now. ubuntujenkins had introduced me to you03:22
* Red_HamsterX belatedly "hi"s at hemanth.04:17
* hemanth o/04:18
godbykmorning.09:05
ubuntujenkinsmoring godbyk09:05
godbykI slept from 1930 to 0030 and then read for a bit. Finally got out of bed and showered. It's now 0300.09:05
godbykMy sleep time is slowly getting back to something akin to normal, I suppose..09:06
ubuntujenkinsjust what i was going to say09:06
godbykdaker sent me this link earlier: http://doc-book.sourceforge.net/homepage/09:08
godbykIt looks like that might be just what we're after.09:08
ubuntujenkinsnice looks good09:09
ubuntujenkinsI am off to another group meeting see you later o/09:09
godbyksee ya09:10
nisshhhey all, nearly fell asleep at college today!10:28
nisshhbeen up nearly 48 hours straight!10:28
godbykthat sucks.10:30
thorwilhttp://www.scribd.com/documents/30964170/Scribd-in-HTML510:31
nisshhgodbyk: yea, BUT i know what its like to be sleep deprived now :)10:32
nisshhso i did learn something today10:32
godbykheh.. there ya go, nisshh10:32
nisshhthorwil: seen that!10:32
godbykthorwil: cool.  our doc is already on scribd, btw: http://www.scribd.com/doc/30667167/Getting-Started-With-Ubuntu-10-0410:33
thorwiljust how the selectable text in custom font fits neatly in the comic is damn nice10:35
godbykyeah, it is10:35
nisshhi like it10:36
nisshhno 100% cpu either10:36
godbyklooks like ours gets mangled a bit: http://www.scribd.com/documents/30667167/Getting-Started-With-Ubuntu-10-0410:37
thorwilugh10:38
nisshhjust a bit yea10:39
godbykdaker sent me this link earlier: http://doc-book.sourceforge.net/homepage/10:39
godbykwhich looks like what we may want to use for this new site (after it's been heavily modified).10:40
godbykat least, the keywords sound right. :)10:40
nisshhgodbyk: yea10:40
nisshhjust tried out a tiled window manager called xmonad, its so awesome!10:42
nisshhexcept for the fact that its not designed for 19 inch monitors10:42
nisshhneedds something bigger10:43
nisshhbrb10:47
thorwilgodbyk: this sounds like dita would be a bad idea: http://www.scriptorium.com/palimpsest/2006/01/to-dita-or-not-to-dita.html11:01
thorwilthough the topic concept sounds like it could with offering our content in varying "packages"11:02
godbyktrue.11:07
godbykI wonder how Mallard compares.11:08
godbykhttp://projectmallard.org/11:08
godbykit seems the gnome docs are headed that direction.11:09
godbykand ubuntu docs appear to be following suit (or are at least leaning that way)11:09
godbykthe biggest downside that I see is that we'll still have to edit the resulting tex code (and possibly html code) to ensure perfect typography.11:10
godbykthen again, we had to do that anyway.11:10
synergeticOut of curiosity, is there any rule about the manual that it must be written in simple English?12:37
godbyksynergetic: What do you mean?12:37
synergeticgodbyk: Where Simple English has a limited list of words and you only write using that vocabulary such that it's written plainly enough that anyone who can read should be able to understand it - it should also be easier to translate.12:38
synergeticI wasn't sure if there was any set rule or if it was a general "keep it simple, use your common sense"12:38
godbyksynergetic: There's not a set rule (yet), but it is a goal we have.12:38
godbykWe're going to be working on a style guide to help establish some of those rules.12:39
godbykIt's more of a KISS notion at the moment.12:39
synergeticah godbyk: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_English that being what I was thinking of, Basic English12:39
godbykThere was some movement in the US federal government a decade or two ago to start producing materials in Plain Language, which is the same concept, instead of the standard legalese.12:40
godbykI'm not sure how pervasive it's become in practice, though.12:40
synergeticbut there seems to be a dozen different varieties of simplified English - wasn't sure if there was one that you all subscribed to for the purposes of the manual12:40
godbykWe're not explicitly using any of the simplified English rules at the moment.12:41
godbykI doubt we'd adopt any strict rules like that.12:41
synergeticgodbyk: Not particularly pervasive, as far as I can tell - but I doubt I would have noticed either way, if I'm honest. But I do remember something about local newspapers aiming to write at a 5th Grade reading level and the New York Times writing at an 8th Grade reading level (or something like that)12:42
godbykBut we certainly would prefer that the language be clear, concise, and readable.12:42
godbykYeah, that's probably true.12:42
godbykI've heard similar numbers.12:42
godbykI've got a program someplace that I could run the manual through to calculate the reading level using different metrics.12:43
godbykPerhaps I'll try that later today.12:43
synergeticI'd certainly be curious to know the results.12:43
synergeticI'm wondering if anyone has spoken to the RockBox group - they do their manuals in LaTeX and produce both PDF and HTML documents from it12:44
synergeticPerhaps to find out how they do their LaTeX->HTML12:45
synergetichttp://www.rockbox.org/manual.shtml12:45
godbykThey're using a program called TeX4ht.12:46
godbykUnfortunately, TeX4ht doesn't like our XeLaTeX files.12:46
synergeticAhh. Ok.12:47
ubuntujenkinsyey my headset has arived12:48
synergeticI haven't gotten around to looking at the LaTeX sources for the manual so I'm not sure how it works. I'll have to dig in to get a better idea of how it all works. Thanks godbyk!12:48
godbykubuntujenkins: awesome! we'll have to test it out.12:49
ubuntujenkinsyep i will just have to get it set up right first12:49
godbyksynergetic: no problem. if you have any questions about it, feel free to ask.12:49
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: skype test?12:53
godbykubuntujenkins: sure.12:54
godbykI should be online.12:54
ubuntujenkinsI don't see oyu online12:55
godbykI don't see you online either.12:55
godbykAh, there you go.12:55
ubuntujenkinsI can here you12:56
godbykok12:56
ubuntujenkinsIt worked a scond ago12:56
ubuntujenkinsI call you back12:57
godbykk12:57
c7phello13:10
ubuntujenkinshello c7p13:11
c7pgodbyk, from what i see you managed to compile the greek manual successful with the screenshots in place , good job :)13:13
godbykthanks.13:14
godbykthere may still be a few bugs in there.13:14
c7pyes there are but we can work on them13:15
c7pis there a place i can report the bugs or the work will be done through this channel ?13:17
c7pgodbyk, how can i compile a manual with the screenshots in place ?13:31
godbykc7p: if you have the lucid-e1 branch files, you can just run 'make ubuntu-manual-el.pdf'13:32
c7pgodbyk how can i get lucid-e1 branch files ?13:33
godbykc7p: http://ubuntu-manual.org/getinvolved/authors13:33
c7pi think i should rerun the command13:34
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godbykHey, daker. That docbook wiki site you linked me too looks to be pretty much what we'd like to do with our site.  (We'd have to overhaul the user interface and add some feature to it, but I think the underlying idea is the same.)13:58
dakeroki13:58
dakergodbyk, http://blog.astrumfutura.com/archives/369-Writing-Professional-Looking-Documentation-With-Docbook,-PHP,-Phing-and-Apache-FOP-Part-1-Getting-Started.html14:15
godbykI've updated the PDFs at http://builds.ubuntu-manual.org/14:59
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synergeticis there anywhere where new folk can introduce themselves formally?16:32
ubuntujenkinshello synergetic, an e-mail to the list?16:33
synergeticubuntujenkins: Righto - I may do that, then. I wasn't sure if there was anywhere on the website that had profiles or greetings or anything16:34
ubuntujenkinsnope we have nothing like that, that is an idea for the future16:35
synergeticubuntujenkins: Righto - I may do that, then. I wasn't sure if there was anywhere on the website that had profiles or greetings or anything "Have a look at our Getting Started FAQ" or "Meet the Team"16:36
synergeticargh. accidentally c/p'd away my response16:37
ubuntujenkinslol no problem16:37
synergeticit SHOULD have said - I had a look at "Become an Author" but I didn't see anything like "Have a look at t our Getting Started FAQ" or "Meet the Team"16:37
ubuntujenkinsadd it to your e-mail as a suggestion, it would be a good idea16:38
dakerubuntujenkins, it would be great if we add a factoid for this16:39
daker+team16:39
quickshotdevsFactoid 'team' not found16:39
daker:p16:39
ubuntujenkinsSee if dutchie will ad it to manualbot :P16:40
dakeroki16:41
dakergodbyk, can't find a solution for my problem :s16:55
godbykdaker: what problem are you having?16:55
dakerdaker@ubuntu:~$ sudo mysql16:55
dakerERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)16:55
godbykyou shouldn't have to run mysql as sudo.16:56
godbykjust run mysql16:56
godbykbut you need to tell it what to connect to (which server, databsae, etc.)16:56
godbyklike: mysql -h localhost -u username -p databasename16:56
godbykthen it'll prompt for the password16:56
dakerthe same error16:57
godbykis the mysql server running?16:58
dakeri don't think16:58
godbyk'kay. so we need to get that running first.16:58
godbykare you on lucid or karmic or what?16:58
dakerlucid16:58
godbykokay, I know they changed the startup stuff, but I think the old ways may still work, too.16:59
godbyktry: sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart16:59
dakerdaker@ubuntu:~$ sudo /etc/init.d/mysql restart16:59
dakerRather than invoking init scripts through /etc/init.d, use the service(8)16:59
dakerutility, e.g. service mysql restart16:59
dakerSince the script you are attempting to invoke has been converted to an16:59
dakerUpstart job, you may also use the restart(8) utility, e.g. restart mysql16:59
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.16:59
dakerwell the problem is initctl16:59
dakeralso with the service command17:00
godbyktry 'sudo service mysql restart' or 'sudo restart mysql'17:01
dakerdaker@ubuntu:~$ sudo service mysql restart17:01
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.17:01
dakerdaker@ubuntu:~$ sudo restart mysql17:01
dakerWarning: Fake initctl called, doing nothing.17:01
godbykhmm.. I have no idea what that means.17:02
godbykI guess ask in #ubuntu?17:02
dakeroki17:02
* thorwil doesn't understand why there are so many people in #ubuntu because there are so many people there17:08
godbykmy copy of the manual just arrived.17:10
dakerWaw17:11
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: whats the paper like?17:14
dakergodbyk, picture ?17:16
godbykubuntujenkins: it's pretty decent.17:16
godbykI'm taking pics right now, daker17:16
godbykI'll upload them in just a moment.17:16
godbykany specific pics you guys want?17:16
godbykthorwil: the spine alignment looks perfect!17:16
godbykthorwil: and you'll be pleased to know that no heads were cropped.17:17
thorwilexcellent! :)17:17
ubuntujenkinsIt will be intersting to compare against my copy17:18
thorwilgodbyk: i will appreciate sharp hi-res photos on neutral ground ;)17:18
godbykthorwil: I'll take some of those a bit later for ya.  right now they're just lame camera phone pics in a low-lit room.17:18
godbykubuntujenkins: where's that all-black grub screenshot?17:19
godbykI want to see what kind of ghosting there is.17:19
ubuntujenkinshmm near the back17:19
ubuntujenkinspage 13617:19
nisshh /quit17:20
nisshhoops17:20
godbykgrr.. the lighting in this room totally sucks.17:21
godbyklet me grab my actual camera and see if there's a better lit room for this.17:21
godbykbe back in a few minutes (with better pics, I hope).17:21
godbykokay, I'm back now.17:39
godbykit's an overcast day, so the lighting sucks.17:39
godbykbut I'll upload these photos for you guys.17:39
dakerjust to see how it looks17:40
godbykUploading now.17:43
c7phello all17:43
godbykHey, c7p.17:44
godbykMorning, IlyaHaykinson_.17:44
IlyaHaykinson_hi godbyk17:44
godbykI got my copy of the manual today.  Uploading some photos now.17:44
IlyaHaykinson_just stopping by for a second. was buying a book on running usability research17:44
godbykcool. which book?17:45
IlyaHaykinson_"Observing the User Exprience - A Practitioner's Guide for User Research"17:45
godbykBy Kuniavsky?17:45
IlyaHaykinson_yup17:46
godbykWe used that for a class.17:46
godbykIn fact, that's where my previous lulu.com experience came from.17:46
IlyaHaykinson_ah nice. decent book? i saw it in a reference list17:46
godbykThat Shiny Happy Users book on lulu is a collection of essays that my classmates and I wrote as we were reading that book.17:46
IlyaHaykinson_from a presentation by some vmware guy who emailed me in response to my techwr-l17:46
IlyaHaykinson_ah very cool17:47
godbyk(At http://www.shinyhappyusers.org, you can snag a free copy of the PDF/ebook.)17:47
IlyaHaykinson_hm, my lulu order is still fulfilling!17:47
godbykIt's an okay book for getting an quick overview of the various methods of researching the user experience.17:47
IlyaHaykinson_cool. well, hopefully i'll think likewise. :)17:49
IlyaHaykinson_alright, emailed lulu; hopefully they can fix the order for me.17:49
IlyaHaykinson_ok, gotta go. conference call in 10 mins.17:50
IlyaHaykinson_l8r17:50
godbyksee ya.17:50
* ubuntujenkins gets the shinyhappy users podcasts17:50
godbykoh, dear.17:50
ubuntujenkinsI don't have time to read at the moment but i always ahve something playing17:51
godbykI don't know if any of my talks are there, but if so, you should know that I'm talking a mile a minute because we only have 5 minutes for each presentation.17:51
godbykThe presentations are each really short.. 5-10 minutes.17:51
godbykokay, pics are up: http://files.ubuntu-manual.org/photos/lucid-e1/17:51
ubuntujenkinsnice i will listen after dinner17:51
godbyktaken by me (and I suck at photos) using my crappy point-and-shoot camera.17:52
godbykso go easy on me.17:52
c7pthe manual looks very nice on paper even without colourful print17:54
dakergodbyk, GREAT18:00
synergeticgodbyk: how close is the right margin on the left-hand pages? they look quite narrow in this picture: http://files.ubuntu-manual.org/photos/lucid-e1/img_1918.jpg18:13
godbyksynergetic: When you're holding the book in your hand, the margin there looks fine.18:15
godbykIn that photo, the book was on a table, with the right-hand side lying flat on the table.18:15
godbykto the margin got folded around the left-hand-side page a bit.18:15
godbyk(I couldn't hold the book open with one hand the camera at arm's length with the other hand. :))18:16
synergeticgodbyk: cool, i was wondering that when i was looking at the PDF, too, how the margins would be when printed. if they're find then that's good ^_^18:38
synergetic*fine18:39
godbyksynergetic: I was wondering, too.  That's why I sprang for a printed copy -- just to make sure it all works out okay. :)18:39
synergeticare you going to give people the option to order printed copies in the ubuntu store?18:40
godbyksynergetic: that'd be cool, but I haven't any idea how to go about setting that up.18:41
godbykcurrently, you can purchase a printed copy via lulu.com for ~10 USD.18:41
godbykThe PDF is also available if someone wants to take it to their local print shop.18:42
synergeticI have no idea how that'd be set up, either - if there'd be a central printers that we'd get them from or maybe a link to lulu18:42
synergeticI'd personally just take it to the campus print shop but then it wouldn't have that stunning binding ^_^18:43
godbykthorwil's cover does package it all up quite nicely.18:44
godbykIt's just a PDF, too.18:44
godbykYour campus probably has binding services available.18:44
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk these talks are good watching yours now :)18:49
godbykubuntujenkins: uh oh!18:49
godbykwhat's the topic?18:49
* godbyk doesn't remember anything he said in those talks.18:49
ubuntujenkinspesona's for a website18:50
godbykaha.18:50
godbykubuntujenkins: Some text if you want to read along: http://kevin.godby.org/2007/02/23/using-personas-to-design-a-website-a-real-world-example/  :)18:51
* ubuntujenkins reads along18:52
godbyk(link to the slides is at the bottom of the post)18:52
godbykapparently the formatting of that blog entry didn't survive switching themes. :-(  I'll have to fix that someday.18:52
ubuntujenkinsits good, now i know where all this persona stuff came from18:53
godbykheh18:54
synergeticgodbyk: they do have binding services but they're plain solid black binding18:56
godbyksynergetic: Ah, bummer.18:56
godbykHey, ubuntujenkins, what'd it cost you to order a copy of the book from lulu?18:57
thorwilgodbyk: is the ubuntu store on Ben's radar?18:57
godbykthorwil: not that I'm aware of.18:57
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: £5.17 with the FREESHIP code18:57
godbykthere ya go, synergetic. Only five pounds!  A bargain! :)18:57
synergeticgodbyk: indeed!18:57
ubuntujenkinsit took a week for me to get it from ordering it18:58
synergeticgodbyk: i've been working on bringing my grandfather over to ubuntu but he doesn't trust anything that doesn't come with a comprehensive manual18:58
synergeticgodbyk: it'd be a help ^_^18:59
godbyksynergetic: I don't blame him!18:59
godbykI miss good manuals.18:59
synergeticgodbyk: I'd read an article the other day on the iPad coming without a manual. The fellow writing it lamenting the loss of good manuals. I'll see if I can find it if you'd like?18:59
godbykWhile the doc team complains about overlapping audiences and material, I think a printed book reaches people who would never click System > Help and Support.19:00
synergeticgodbyk: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/features/ipad-manual-not-included-1956027.html19:00
godbykneat, thanks!19:00
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: also the book is quicker to find vs loading time of yelp19:00
ubuntujenkins:P19:00
synergeticgodbyk: There was a book that came out explaining the last LTS but it was out-of-date by the time I wanted to put ubuntu on my grandfather's computer.19:00
godbykYeah, O'Reilly (I think) has an entire series of books called 'The Missing Manuals'.19:00
godbykubuntujenkins: ha! so true.19:01
godbykthough our index needs a lot of work. (it's on my to do list for the second edition.)19:01
dakergodbyk, the problem has been solved19:03
godbykdaker: excellent! how did you fix it?19:03
daker@Waver from #ubuntu-ma19:05
manualbotdaker: Error: "Waver" is not a valid command.19:05
dakerwell there a lot of command that i typed19:06
dakerare*19:06
dakerbut the one that should work is :19:06
dakerapt-get install --reinstall upstart19:06
godbykah.19:06
dakerapt-get install --reinstall mysql-server19:06
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: I liked your talk, listening to more now i am back from shopping20:32
godbykubuntujenkins: Cool, thanks.20:32
godbykubuntujenkins: I may have more on my blog that aren't in that podcast. I don't remember.20:32
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: I will have a look20:33
godbykI sometimes tried to find things to discuss that would cause discussion and debate. (I enjoy playing devil's advocate, what can I say?)20:33
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: pauvcontrol on the configuration tab if you change you Internal audio to "off". Does the sound controls then work on your headset? It does for me I am trying to work out the command that it calls so I can try and write a udev rule20:53
ubuntujenkinsnot that i have written one before but still20:54
c7pgodbyk do you have some time to fix some bugs on the greek manual ?21:01
ubuntujenkinsc7p: is it compiling errors? If so i will try, i am not sure godbyk is here right now21:02
godbykubuntujenkins: I think I just went to the audio preferences in gnome and selected the thing I wanted the buttons to control.. the default volume whatchamacallit.21:02
c7pubuntujenkins, no21:02
godbykc7p: sure. what's up?21:03
c7pgodbyk, i think some margin notes should be placed on another position on the page21:04
godbykc7p: yes, that's definitely true.21:04
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: I will have a dig, now that the sound preferences is silly its harder to find stuff21:04
c7pwhat can we do about it ?21:05
godbykthe process I went through for the english version was to fix everything else first and then move the margin notes to where they should be.21:05
godbykwell, it involves moving the lines of code around, so we have to wait until the translation is completely finished, edited, and approved first.21:05
godbykthen we can move them around to where they need to go.21:05
godbyk(otherwise you'll have to retranslate a ton of stuff)21:06
c7pthe translation is 100% completed and reviewed, on the translation and review part the job is finished21:07
godbykso you're promising there are no spelling errors, etc.?21:09
c7pso we can move on :)21:09
godbykdoes it compile cleanly with no errors and warnings? (excluding marginpar warnings)21:09
c7pwe spend this week only reviewing and correcting the string21:10
c7ps21:10
c7phttp://pastebin.ubuntu.com/429696/21:16
c7pSuccess!  Wrote 178 pages21:17
c7pgodbyk is this a clean compilation :/ ?21:19
godbykIt looks like there are a lot of overfull boxes. Usually this means the hyphenation isn't working. Let me poke around a bit and see if I can fix that.21:22
c7pok21:23
c7pah21:23
godbykAlso, on my end the index isn't compiling (which is a problem with the Makefile, not your tex stuff.)21:23
godbyk'overfull box' just means 'the line was too long and tex couldn't find a good way to wrap it'21:23
c7pthe pdf on the "builds" is a bit diffirent from the one i have compiled (your's has less mistakes)21:24
c7pthank you for the information21:24
godbyksome questions so I can set up the language stuff properly:21:25
godbykmonotonic, polytonic, or ancient?21:25
c7pmonotonic21:25
godbykgreek or arabic numerals? (for page numbers and numered lists)21:25
c7plists on english is with arabic numerals right?21:26
c7parabic numerals21:26
godbykyeah, lists in the english version are using arabic numerals.21:27
c7puse arabic numerals21:28
godbykor I guess we can use the acrophonic numbering system (see unicode characters U+10140 through U+10174) [whatever this means]21:28
godbykokay21:28
dutchieevening21:29
godbykhey, dutchie21:30
c7pg evening dutchie21:30
ubuntujenkinshello dutchie21:30
* dutchie is tired21:31
* ubuntujenkins so am i21:31
ubuntujenkinsgodbyk: I can't find where to set these buttons. I think it may be this new audio control thing (2 releases old)21:33
godbykah, could be.21:33
godbykthat's just where I went on karmic.21:34
godbykI haven't looked in lucid yet.21:34
ubuntujenkinsbrb21:42
c7phow is it going godbyk ?21:45
godbykc7p: I think I have that language stuff sorted, but the index is complaining.21:46
godbyktrying to sort that now.21:46
godbykI've always hated the indexing programs. they're so picky and never tell you anything useful.21:46
c7p:/ i wish i could help21:46
godbykme too. :)21:47
ubuntujenkinsnight all22:15
c7pnight ubuntujenkins22:16
godbykg'night, ubuntujenkins.22:20
c7pgodbyk it's about 00:30 here, i can stay if you need me something22:28
godbykc7p: nah, I'm gonna have to poke around some more to work out the indexing thing.22:31
godbykit's a bit of a mess.22:32
godbykI got part of it working22:32
godbykbut now another part hates me.22:32
godbyk(the feeling's mutual)22:32
godbykI think I'm going to go take a short nap.  then maybe hit up the grocery store.22:32
godbyklet the indexing program thing long and hard about its attitude. see if that sets it straight. :)22:33

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