[03:14] hello dfarning_ , [03:15] dipankar, good morning [03:17] dfarning_, : Sorry I couldn't keep up last night. [03:17] I tried patching offline though [03:17] dipankar, how did it go? [03:18] not very well. [03:19] dfarning_: I think I am making the patch file in incorrect manner [03:20] dipankar, did you see the discussion this patch started at http://lists.sugarlabs.org/archive/sugar-devel/2010-June/025059.html [03:20] dipankar, let's ping lfaraone with any questions about patching.... I think he is around for a while this evening [03:21] lfaraone, around? [03:22] dipankar: yep? [03:22] dfarning_: sorry, I'm just working my way through the Tasks & Skills portion of the Debian New Maintainer process. [03:23] lfaraone: I need just a little help in patching. [03:23] dipankar: how are you attemping to make the patchfile? where are you putting it? is it a premade patch or are you attempting to generate a new one? [03:24] lfaraone: I am making a new file. with contents copied from here : http://pastebin.ca/1890441 [03:26] dipankar: okay. where are you putting the patch file, and did you modify debian/patches/series to include it? are you getting an error? [03:27] lfaraone: I have made a file named : fix_freeze_DCON.patch [03:27] and added its name in the series file at the end [03:27] But this time I am running debuild -S -sa [03:27] not git [03:28] *git-buildpackage [03:28] dipankar: okay. is the package folder you're in a git repository? [03:29] dipankar: patches are not applied upon performing a source build, only on binary builds. [03:30] lfaraone: ohk.. But PPA accepts only if I run source build. (it asks for running a command debuild -S or equivalent) [03:30] dipankar: yes. the PPA build system will take the source package and do a binary build. during that stage the source will be patched. [03:31] dipankar: from what are you determining that the patch is non-functional? [03:31] let me tell you the exact error in a minute [03:34] lfaraone: I have pasted it here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/456170/ [03:34] dipankar: okay. which lines contain warnings you think might be relevant to your problem? [03:35] *to your patch [03:36] I think it is the line 35 [03:36] dipankar, I just want to introduce you to bernie he is the CTO of Activity Central and just joined the channel. [03:36] hello bernie, [03:37] bernie: how are you? [03:37] bernie, is currently working from Paraguay leading a team to create a distrobution for the XO based on sugar .88 and fedora 11 [03:37] dipankar: good. so that says that dpkg-source expected the patch to be longer than it turned out to be. [03:37] so we won't see much of him for a couple of months until their release is complete:) [03:38] dipankar: looking at your patch at http://pastebin.ca/1890441 , does anything look off to you? [03:38] dipankar: the error we're looking at suggested something irregular about the patch itself. [03:40] lfaraone, I thought the */main/bin/sugar-session path looked weird [03:40] lfaraone: Actually I went through some other patches in the debian/patches folder. They all did not contain any 'diff ...' line [03:40] lfaraone: I think the diff line should not be there [03:40] dipankar: good guess, but that's ignored by dpkg-source actually, so it's not the problem. [03:40] as it might be for different patch system [03:41] dipankar: the first two lines just tell you how the patch was generated, and aren't really used by anything. they're harmless. [03:42] lfaraone: I think I got it. [03:42] dipankar: okay, what is it, then? [03:42] lfaraone: See line no. 5 in the patch file [03:42] most patch files contain @@...@@ nothing after that [03:42] dipankar: exactly! [03:42] but here an addition of def main(): [03:42] is there [03:43] dipankar: yes. I think a newline was somehow lost. [03:43] dipankar: Hello! I'm not very well... I've been chasing two nasty bugs in F11-0.88 that are blocking the beta release :-/ [03:43] its some code of python [03:44] bernie: from dfarning_'s description, I think you will be handle them pretty good :) [03:44] dipankar: try it replacing the space in between the @@ and the "def main():" with a newline. [03:45] dipankar: well, I hope you're well instead. I'll lurk around in this channel even though I have no spare cycles to participate in other projects now. [03:45] lfaraone: should I remove the 'def main():'? I don't remember having that code in the concerned file (I actually went through the file in which patch has to be applied) [03:46] dipankar: sure. [03:49] lfaraon: Same output again :( [03:51] dipankar: the exact same output? [03:51] bernie: Best of luck with your project. [There is some much development going on in the world :), can't wait to see these releases]] [03:52] dipankar: try removing the "main/" from the path in the "---" and "+++" lines. [03:52] lfaraone: ohk [03:53] lfaraone: Done [03:53] dipankar: let me know how that works. [03:53] lfaraone: Thanks for taking sometime out from your schedule :) [03:54] dipankar: no worries, my VAC isn't until the first week of July, and I'll still be around then. [03:54] :) [03:55] lfaraone: you said the patch will be applied during upload.. [03:55] dipankar: I think so. I could be wrong, don't quote me :) [03:55] lfaraone: Ohk.. :) I just thought of checking it :P [03:57] dfarning_,: Patched and uploaded! [03:58] dipankar, great [03:59] dipankar: if USR becomes rock solid, maybe one day we could think of a version for the XO. [04:00] bernie: Sure, that will be awesome! XO running on USR! [04:01] dfarning_, strange, it is not accepted at PPA yet [04:02] dfarning_: Oh no. Neeraj uploaded a new version this morning only.. :( Should have seen that. [04:02] dipankar: no worries. this is one reason it's nice to keep things in sync using git :) [04:03] dipankar: just merge in the changes Neeraj made. [04:03] lfaraone: can we do that? [04:03] dipankar: which? just download the new packages, and apply your changes on top of that. [04:04] dipankar: if we were using git, you'd just have to do a "git merge", which is a reason we should be moving towards that. [04:04] lfaraone: So we need to have a git 'account' first.. I guess [04:05] dipankar: an account on alioth, and be members of the collab-maint group. [04:06] dipankar: ideally you should all have alioth accounts like you do at launchpad, along with membership in debian-olpc and collab-maint. I can approve you for debian-olpc, but you'll all have to apply for collab-maint. [04:06] collab-maint? [04:07] dipankar: the group that "owns" the sugar packages in git. you need to be part of this to be able to upload to collab-maint packages. [04:08] lfaraone: ohk.. I guess PPA has some drawbacks afterall [04:11] dfarning_: I think it should be accepted now [04:12] lfaraone: What actually is VAC? sorry for my ignorance [04:12] dipankar: debian jargon for "vacation" [04:12] dipankar: when I mean collab-maint packages, I mean the git repositories which contain the source directories for those packages. [04:13] dipankar, great. [04:15] dipankar, hmm there is no change in the build status yet [04:15] lfaraone: Ok, I guess thats why we never have to bother for the source of a package while working with git (if that is already maintained) [04:15] dipankar: using a technology called pristine-tar, it keeps the information on how to recreate the upstream source tarball in git, so yes. [04:15] dfarning_: I don't know... PPA is working very slow [04:16] dfarning_: Package is accepted [04:16] dipankar, just started so you are set:) [04:17] dipankar walter bender is on #sugar do you wnat to ask him for help with why analyze is crashing? [04:17] lfaraone: thats a good way. Very useful thing [04:17] dfarning_: Right on [04:25] dipankar do you get any usefull output from any of the log files after a crash? [04:26] dfarning_: Yes sometimes they refer to a function call which raises the error, and sometimes they mention the exit status [04:27] dipankar the error log you posted is good. Now we just wait. [04:28] dfarning_: Who is walter bender? Like you told me about Bernie [04:29] dipankar: he's the original designer of Sugar [04:29] dfarning_: WWOW! I mean I will be talking to him. :) [04:30] dipankar: also author of many activities (Abacus, Visual Match, XoEdit...) [04:30] dipankar yes, he is outstanding at mentoring new developers [04:30] dipankar: and current maintainer of many core sugar activities: Turtle Art, Measure... [04:32] :) [04:32] dipankar: when he's not traveling, he's usually hanging on #sugar. he's quite a helpful person [04:34] dipankar I think this is related to http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=584717 [04:35] dfarning_,: Ok, I will have a look [04:36] * lfaraone is out for the night. [04:36] lfaraone: Good night [04:37] dfarning_: I think Ankur is working on this bug [04:37] dfarning_: The date and time setting crash [04:38] dipankar ok I wasn't sure was working on it [04:38] dfarning_: He told me he would work on it. So I think I should not solve it till the end. [04:40] dipankaris ankur working on the sugar-draw-round-corner bug or the date time crash? [04:41] dfarning_: Analyze activity and Date-time (settings) both crash due to sugar-draw-round-corner bug [04:42] ERROR:sugar-drawing.c:390:sugar_draw_rounded_arrow: code should not be reached [04:42] dipankar that makes things easy. [04:42] same for both [04:42] dipankar will he be around today? [04:43] I guess he would be joining us soon [04:44] dfarning_: If not, then I will have the solution ready and let him patch the package as required [04:45] dipankar yes, please start working on it. Then when he gets here you can discuss approaches.... Debugging is as much an art as a science. [04:46] dfarning_: Let me check api.sugar.org.. There may be some link to the .c file in concern [04:51] neeraj, do you have any thing to work on now that you fixed you dependancy bug? [04:52] dfarning_: Can you please check the sugar-0.88 package by downloading it, whether it fixes the bug or not. [04:52] ? [04:53] dipankar sure. [04:53] right now I am not working on anything.. but I will be in office in 40 min or so.. [04:53] hello! I'm runnig Sugar+Ubuntu10.04. Two issues: first 'Sugar' from the Ubuntu repositories has no activities (nothing), and after installing 'Browse Activity [112]' this activity is not working. Any idea? [04:53] neeraj, when you get in can you look at #11 [04:54] I can start.. but will be able to resume work only after 8PM IST [04:54] k [04:54] neeraj, thanks [04:55] DrKenobi, the best way to get sugar on ubuntu 10.04 is through the ppa at https://launchpad.net/~sugarteam/+archive/ppa [04:58] dfarning_, thank you [04:59] DrKenobi, you are welcome. If any thing breaks please let us know. we are trying to get the packages in shape for inclusion in 10.01:) [05:00] dfarning_, can you please remind me #11.. I am unable to find it [05:01] dfarning_, the actual package in the ubuntu repositories is doing somthing weird and i lost my mouse buttons. there are bugs in launchpad. I will try this new things! thanks [05:02] DrKenobi, have you tried in the last couple of days? [05:02] DrKenobi, as of the end of last week we have a team of 4 full time developers on the project. [05:03] dipankar looks good, the error is gone. [05:03] neeraj, 11. 1277640794.639546 ERROR root: No gsm connection was set in GConf. [05:03] dfarning_, i downloades yesterday [05:04] neeraj, we get that error when ever sugar starts. I don't think it is harmful in which case it should be downgraded to a warning. [05:05] dfarning_: Stupid power-cut, got d/c Did I miss out something? [05:06] bernie, just suggested that you help DrKenobi get started with Sugar on ubuntu from the ppa:) [05:06] hmm.. did i miss something after *downgraded to warning* msg? [05:08] DrKenobi: I would be glad to help you set-up USR on your ubuntu [05:08] DrKenobi: USR -> Ubuntu Sugar Remix (Run Sugar on your existing Ubuntu OS) [05:09] neeraj_, no that was the whole message:) I think we are getting a false positive error message that should only be a warning message. [05:09] dipankar PPA it's a software repository? [05:09] Yes. [05:10] neeraj_ errors mean oops something really bad just happened. Warnings just bring something to your attention [05:10] dfarning_, ok.. [05:10] DrKenobi: You can set in ubuntu to search for latest packages on PPA [05:11] dipankar great [05:11] DrKenobi: Please go through this page, It will guide you through setting up USR on your Ubuntu [05:11] dfarning_: I did, but he doesn't feel confident doing it [05:11] dfarning_: and m_stone is trying to push him to build it from sources :-))) [05:12] haha [05:12] DrKenobi: If you face any problem you can send in the query here [05:12] I'll come back tomorrow! [05:12] bernie, :) [05:12] DrKenobi: :) Good night [05:12] thank you dipankar, bernie, dfarning_ [05:13] bernie: :) [05:13] dfarning_/ bernie : I think I have found the sugar-draw.c file [05:14] DrKenobi, you are welcome I hope we have something useful and _useable_ for you soon:) [05:14] its in the package 'sugar-artwork-0.88' === neeraj_ is now known as neeraj [05:15] dipankar, Ok I got it now [05:16] dfarning_: Where to get the patch? [05:22] hello all [05:22] hi ankur [05:23] if you people are working right now, can i pitch in with my questions? [05:23] is dfarning_ around? [05:23] yup [05:24] I am working to the same issue: sugar-draw.c [05:24] dipankar, from the discussion on http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=584717 it looks like jonas pushed a new version of artwork on friday the 26 which is more recent than our last release. [05:24] ankur, good morning [05:24] dfarning_: Oh that explains then. [05:25] ankur, dipankar is looking at the corner redraw issue you were looking at yesterday:) [05:25] dfarning_: I guess we just have to keep ourselves more updated now on packages [05:25] i was just going to ask about that question. [05:26] last night that was the question [05:26] dipankar, yes. this is the issue that lfaraone was talking about last with reguard to git. [05:26] which was bothering me.as per the discussion, the bug was marked close and it was fixed in latest release [05:26] ankur, you were correct that the issue is closed now [05:26] ankur, dipankar it looks like the solution is to rebuild the package from debian..... [05:27] dfarning_: This time Ankur will repackages [05:27] *repackage [05:27] okay [05:27] i am on it [05:27] ankur, dipankar but now it get a little tricky becase we are maintaining separate changes and modifications in our tree. [05:27] ankur: I am sending you the required documentation. [05:28] dfarning_: I think I get what you are trying to say. [05:28] dipankar, i am waiting for it. [05:29] cool :).. one more bug solved(hopefully).. [05:29] dfarning_, well i suppose even if it is tricky, you will help in in pointing me out to right direction [05:29] ankur, dipankar this is why it is critial to maintain the changelog file. we need to be able to quickly see what changes we made to the ubuntu pacakge [05:31] dfarning_: Thanks for that tip. I was going some other way.. :) [05:31] ankur [05:31] ankur, +1 the first step will be to download the existing ubuntu package and check what we have changed. [05:31] dipankar, can you see me? [05:32] find the documentation in email [05:32] i think i lost my internet conn. [05:32] okay now [05:32] i am online [05:32] ankur, if and only if we have changed something we need to carry those changes forward. [05:32] ya checking my mails [05:33] ankur, dipankar that is why _all_changes are in the /debian dir rather than spread around the entire package. [05:33] dfarning_, you want us not to miss any updates on the packaging from both sides :) [05:34] dipankar, yes. I'll shut up and let you guys work:) [05:34] okay , dipankar dfarning_ i was going through documentation, and will get back to you after i am done with it [05:35] dfarning_: Its not that. Ankur will have to go through the documentation before starting [05:35] :) good luck [05:36] dfarning_, After that what will be next task? [05:38] dipankar, I think the next thing should be setting up a debian test system like kandarp is doing. [05:38] dfarning_: ok.. [05:41] dfarning_: I guess the debian system is for checking if debian requires any updates or not? [05:41] if required we will push the packages after patching there [05:42] while my git clone repository is being setup, dipankar can you explain dput command? [05:42] why do we use it [05:42] ? [05:42] rather than normal method [05:43] ankur: as you know dput is for uploading the packages using the .changes file generated [05:43] right [05:43] ankur, please forward me the documentation [05:43] kandarpk, I have sent it to all :) [05:43] ok thanks [05:43] np [05:43] :) [05:44] ankur: When we use the normal way, we just hand over the packages to ppa software [05:44] which decides which series to add it to [05:45] in the changelog if you notice, most ppa packages have 'lucid' in their first line [05:45] When we download an unmodified package from debian, it does not have the same line [05:45] it has 'unstable' [05:46] in place of 'lucid' [05:46] to get that we generally used to bump the debian version no. (the one after '-' sign) [05:46] ankur : clear till now?? [05:46] yes [05:47] but my git-buildpackage command failed [05:47] what is the error? [05:47] i am looking into it, while here is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/456221/ [05:48] Yup that is fine [05:48] it seems [05:48] you have to sign them manually [05:48] gpg key of jonas was [05:48] not available [05:48] as mentioned in the documentation [05:49] in point no. 4 [05:50] dfarning_: you there? [05:51] done ankur with signing? [05:52] no [05:52] getting some problem, will get back to you in two min [05:52] ok.. take your time [05:52] no problem [05:54] dipankar, yes? [05:56] dfarning_: is there any bug to attend to.. I was thinking of giving a look at it while Ankur does the packaging [05:58] dipankar, feel free to get started on 11. 1277640794.639546 ERROR root: No gsm connection was set in GConf. [05:59] dfarning_: Out of curiosity, where in the numbering coming from [05:59] :) [05:59] like 11. in above [06:01] I am just starting sugar and poking around until something breaks:) which usually takes less than 30 seconds. Every thing the breaks get a number and a spot in the list:) [06:02] ohk.. testing:) [06:12] dfarning_: Manu Sir sent me an e-mail regarding the dependency problem : The fix is to remove ', $(call session_expand_activities)' from the [06:12] end of of line 131 in sugar-0.88-0.88.1/debian/rules . [06:13] I guess the problem is solved by neeraj. [06:15] dipankar, neeraj allready fixed that problem this a couple of hours ago:) [06:23] done uploading the package [06:24] hope i haven't done something wrong [06:26] it was rejected :( , looking into the matter [12:03] dfarning_, aroung? [12:03] *around [12:32] neeraj, hello [12:58] dfarning_, I was thinking of running the build script now? [13:01] neeraj, sure it should work. [13:10] Hi dfarning_ [13:10] good morning [13:11] dipankar, how are you? [13:13] dfarning_,: I am doing great. Thank you [13:13] You have started working so early [13:13] :) [13:14] Ok.. So I went through the bug regarding speech activity [13:14] dfarning_: I am facing the bug in emulator only, not in any session (sugar.desktop/usr.desktop) [13:15] dfarning_: I think the problem is with emulator size. I can see a part of text box if I hide all the panels in Ubuntu [13:16] dipankar, ok that make sense. Screen size is a big problem Much of sugar was hard coded for the xo screen [13:19] dfarning_: So you are suggesting tweaking the resolutions now. Interesting.. [13:20] dipankar, No, I don't have a suggestion:) Just noting that it is a common problem. [13:21] dfarning_: hmm.. But would have liked that. :) [13:22] dipankar I would suggest that you ping tomeu in #sugar, describe the problem and ask who would be the best person to help with this issue. [13:47] dfarning_: seems like tomeu wants to solve the problem === neeraj_ is now known as neeraj [13:53] dipankar, great. [13:59] neeraj, how did the build work? [14:06] dfarning_, got dc.. Will give it a try when I will reach home.. Also will try to use gnu screen method(or it was something else) :)) [14:09] neeraj_, yes it gnu screen. it is very handy. multiply users can be logged into the same screen so you can work together. [14:16] dfarning_: I guess the problem is something else [14:16] dipankar, I don't under stand the issues well enough [14:18] Please see the image links below: [14:18] http://img227.imageshack.us/img227/7969/screenshot1ep.png [14:19] it is the screen-shot in ubuntu [14:19] http://img695.imageshack.us/img695/8264/screenshot2gj.png [14:21] it is the screen-shot in session [14:22] dfarning_: :) I hope you got it now [14:26] dfarning_: ? [14:26] lfaraone: you, around? [14:26] dipankar: who, me? :) [14:27] lfaraone: yup.. had a problem regarding PPA to ask about [14:27] dipankar: okay, go ahead. [14:27] lfaraone: Ankur deleted a package. [14:28] sugar-artwork [14:28] lfaraone: then he tried uploading the same package but Jonas one (after downloding it from Debian) [14:29] he got the error msg: The version number trying to upload already exists [14:30] dipankar: according to those who I've asked in #launchpad, that should work. How long did he wait before the deletion and the reupload? [14:31] 5 minutes or so.. then he got frustrated and left :) [14:32] dipankar: okay. deletions may take a little while to propegate. [14:32] dipankar: have him try again, then ask in #launchpad if it continues to fail [14:33] ohk.. but Ankur is not present right now [14:33] dipankar, i am here [14:33] and it failed again [14:33] i just came [14:33] now [14:33] great ankur [14:34] lfaraone: Please guide ankur on this :) [14:34] lfaraone, http://paste.ubuntu.com/456389/ [14:34] this is rejection mail i got [14:34] lfaraone: He knows the git packaging and patching :) [14:35] i will try to tell the exact procedure here which i followed, kindly guide me where i failed [14:35] lfaraone, dipankar should i continue [14:35] ? [14:36] ankur, you can contact lfaraone directly now. His guidance is always excellent :) [14:37] ankur: can you try the upload again? [14:37] okay , right then. I downloaded the sugar artwork package using debcheckout [14:37] lfaraone, i will try again [14:37] :) [14:38] lfaraone, dipankar uploaded again, waiting for the reply.let us see if it is uploaded . [14:38] sure [14:38] :) [14:40] also lfaraone i will like to make sure i followed right step. so i am telling them once again.will it be okay with you to point it out if there is any mistake [14:40] ankur: sure. [14:40] i downloaded sugar-artwork package using debcheckout sugar-artwork-0.88 [14:41] 2.then i deleted the artwork package from launchpad ppa [14:41] 3. i went to the source tree of the artwork package i downloaded from debian [14:42] 4.Built the package using git-buildpackage -S -sa --git-ignore-new [14:42] signed it using my key [14:43] 5.uploaded using dput sugarteam-lucid sugar-artwork-0.88_0.88.1-1_source.changes [14:43] lfaraone, dipankar the package has been rejected again. :( [14:44] ankur: okay, ask in #launchpad about your issue, they can help you with it. [14:44] forward the e-mail [14:44] dipankar, here are the contents [14:44] http://paste.ubuntu.com/456389/ [14:45] lfaraone, are you sure that there is no mistake from my side as per the procedure explained by me? [14:45] ankur: not AFAICT [15:34] lfaraone, i did some research on net and found this http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2010/06/28/%23launchpad.html and this https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA/Deleting [15:34] they say you cant upload same version no even if you have deleted it [15:35] am i assuming it right [15:35] ? [15:35] ankurkhurana_: so bump the version slightly, add a new changelog entry with +ppa1 at the end I guess. [15:35] i should use dch -i command for this , just confirming or do it manually ? [15:37] ankurkhurana_: dch -i and edit the resulting changelog entry so the number matches what I described. === bernie is now known as bernie_afk [16:34] dfarning_, I think build process is working now.. :) [16:35] now should I build a new ISO by removing the comments lines in chroot.sh file... for adding updates/proposed packages// [16:54] Hi! I'm trying to install 'sugar-activities' from 'ppa:sugarteam/ppa' but every time i try to do it the computer freezes. Can I download the .deb from somewhere else? === bernie_afk is now known as bernie [17:10] neeraj, yes I think that is a good idea [17:11] DrKenobi, you can download the deb from https://launchpad.net/~sugarteam/+archive/ppa/+files/sugar-activities_0.1ubuntu6_all.deb [17:12] DrKenobi, do you have a slow internet connection? That file is almost 100MB. [17:12] dfarning_, I have a very good internet connection, it's not going to be a problem [17:13] ok, good. [17:13] dfarning_, thank you! downloading! [17:21] DrKenobi, you are welcome. Another note. the ppa works best if lucid-updates and lucid proposed software source (repositories) are enabled in your update manager. Ubuntu has recently fixed a bug in GDM that was causing us trouble. === neeraj_ is now known as neeraj [17:41] dfarning_: I'm on my way out to lunch, but when I get back I can make a spreadsheet of the activities we have in debian/ubuntu and the activities we want to have per the soas list. Sound good? [17:42] lfaraone, :) I was just starting that same list. [17:56] dfarning_: OK, so've to enable lucid proposed [17:58] DrKenobi, after updating you should be able to run sugar a session from the login screen or from the education menu. [17:59] dfarning_, I can run sugar, but the problem was installing the activities [18:00] DrKenobi, great so now it is (mostly) working for you? [18:01] dfarning_, I'll try now. If I disconnect it's because I still have the problem. Lets see [18:12] dfarming_, after downloading the .deb I installed the activities. But after the installation the laptop freeze. There is still a problem there. [18:14] DrKenobi, does you laptop freeze durning the install process or when you restart? [18:16] dfarning_, after installing the .deb there was a windows with something like "Package Installation Completed" (something like this). After a few second the laptop freeze. It was at the end of the install process. [18:17] DrKenobi, strange, how much memory does you computer have? [18:19] dfarning_: 749.6 [18:21] DrKenobi, how did you install sugar without the activities package? activities is supposed to be a dependancy -- but we might have made a mistake. [18:41] dfarning_: do you want to continue working on it, or should I handle it? Should it be on the SL wiki, the Debian wiki, or the Ubuntu wiki? [19:21] dfarning_, the build seems to be successful. Please check it whenever you get time. In the latest build I have included proposed, backports updates. [19:29] neeraj: Neat work. [19:29] Keep it up. [19:41] neeraj; around? [19:59] dfarning_, I open the 'Ubuntu Software Center' and install 'sugar-emulator-0.88' with no activities. Now that I install the activities I still don't find the Browser === DrKenobi-f297 is now known as DrKenobi-Sugar [22:13] Hi, I've installed 'sugar-emulator-0.88' and 'sugar-activities'. Some work fine, and some don't start. The Browse activity is not installed, could that be possible? === DrKenobi-0e2f is now known as DrKenobi_Sugat === DrKenobi_Sugat is now known as DrKenobi_Sugar