=== _b_j_f is now known as bjf[afk] [04:03] cnd: just tested my hp mini fully up to date with the 2.6.35-20.29 maverick kernel and it's suspending/resuming just fine [12:09] apw - I haven't had a chance to look at it - I got to Ohio and have been busy busy - but as soon as I get some quiet time with computer for more than 5 minutes today - I will finish testing it.. :-) [14:45] are there any chances we can see the patch posted in bug #601299 applied to maverick kernel? [14:45] Launchpad bug 601299 in linux (Ubuntu) "maverick btrfs slow install (affects: 19) (dups: 1) (heat: 187)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/601299 [14:49] JFo, yo [14:50] heya apw [14:50] you mumbling ? [14:51] JFo, ^ [14:51] not yet [14:51] one sec... === JFo is now known as JeremyFoshee === JeremyFoshee is now known as JFo [15:03] akgraner, about ? needing some help with classbot, think you might know who to hastle [15:13] hi i have a question regarding the network card being under medium here : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Importance [15:13] imo without proper network card detection the system is not usable for the long run [15:13] so, the importance should be set to high [15:14] shadeslayer, though if its card specific it by definition affects a subset of users [15:14] a networking fault wihch affects all networking cards would be more important than that [15:14] so one has to put some things at not the higher priorities to leave space for the truly broard ranging effects [15:14] and bugs [15:15] apw: so High is for broad ranging effects due to a issue in the kernel? ( wrt networking ) [15:15] shadeslayer, we do apply a degree of common sense, but generally affecting all users raises priority [15:16] crashes which affect some users more likely to be medium, those which affect all of a machine are likely to be medium unless its a very common machine [15:16] crashes which affect all users are critical [15:16] but one does have to use ones discression [15:16] oh ok.. [15:17] that is why being a triager is so important :) [15:18] i suspect that better defining how we use levels is something which you guys can help with as you learn [15:18] shadeslayer, that make sense to you ? [15:18] yeah :) [15:19] so if i find alot of users have the same problem, but different network cards, the importance can be set to high [15:19] but if its one card, and alot of users, its medium [15:20] s/one/the same [15:22] shadeslayer, yeah unless that is the very most common card [15:22] ok [15:30] what's brad figg's irc nick? [15:30] nigelb, bjf normally [15:30] apw: thanks [15:30] if you folks can decide who's going to be on for the last session, we can set classbot up [15:31] nigelb, I'm holding the audio session primarily [15:31] so, you want both your names opo'd? [15:31] oh, wait, if you folks can confirm the schedule right now, we can update the schedule [15:31] [15:32] http://people.ubuntu.com/~nhandler/classroom.html [15:34] diwic, you are doing the audio arn't you ? [15:34] nigelb, so the Audio/Pulse session should say my name (David Henningsson) as instructor. I don't know if bjf will show up, so keep him as an instructor as well [15:34] sconklin: are you confirmed for the next session? [15:34] diwic: it should actually be your irc nicknames [15:34] we are correcting now :) [15:35] And, who are the folks you want added as instructor for the last session? [15:35] and the forth slot is going to be a general Q&A I think, so it would be useful to have JFo sconklin diwic and apw on that one [15:35] awesome, thanks [15:35] apw: steve conklin is going to be around for the next one right? [15:36] nigelb, yeah sconklin is about already ... you're on the video one right sconklin [15:36] yes [15:36] \o/ [15:37] And the last session is generic Q and A right? [15:37] I mean not about the usb/bluetooth, etc right? [15:37] yeah, I need to change the wiki page [15:37] right a Q&A Session [15:37] ok, changing schedule [15:37] thank you folks! [15:38] nigelb, thanks for the assistance [15:38] diwic: no problem, classroom team is always happy to help :) [15:52] nigelb, just to nit-pick, there are two "are" in the message ClassBot just said. :-) [15:52] diwic: ah, bug [15:52] * nigelb goes to file it [16:10] sconklin, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Architecture === yofel_ is now known as yofel [16:58] apw, yes I am [17:00] I have created a survey for the Summit: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J3WBZCC [17:00] it will be open for the next week for responses [17:00] I'll tweet it once the sessions are over [17:00] probably a good idea to tout it during the Q&A [17:01] ready diwic [17:01] ? [17:01] Jfo, yes [17:02] excellent [17:02] the floor is yours [17:02] thanks for the help! [17:12] apw, how do you set the PTT on mumble? [17:12] having trouble figuring that out [17:12] apparently I neglected to do that on this machine [17:13] JFo, two parts [17:13] ok [17:13] firstly in audio settings there is a tikky for it [17:14] for the selection of push to talk [17:14] got that [17:14] then go to shortcuts, and add a new shortcut [17:14] ah [17:14] totally not obvious [17:14] not at all [17:15] that bit was what I had issues with [17:15] hence part of the reason it was hard to hear me earlier :) === emma_ is now known as emma [17:32] apw, I'm getting pulled away by my family. It seems that I got the time wrong in my brain for the family reunion. [17:32] I had it an hour in the other direction instead of the correct one [17:32] jfo ok [17:32] will you guys be good without me for the Q&A? [17:33] apw, ^ [17:33] here is the survey for the Summit also: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J3WBZCC [17:33] we'll have to be [17:33] :-/ [17:34] JFo, we need to get you an admin [17:34] I know huh? [17:34] I'm the worst at scheduling apparently [17:34] my aunt is chewing me out now [17:34] on the phone [17:34] it is pretty funny actually [17:35] i am just as bad [17:35] the stupid thing is they told me the time [17:35] and I am in the TZ now [17:35] david is doing a very good job [17:35] but for some reason I calculated it the other way [17:36] he is indeed [17:36] JFo, spanner [17:36] go [17:36] I am quite pleased with the sessions [17:36] apw, :-) [17:36] k, I'll leave the machine on and check back in later [17:36] to see what I missed [17:38] JFo, you'll have missed us volunteering you to buy the beer in taipai [17:39] I'd prefer Orlando [17:39] smb, i am having yours [17:40] smb: i'm afraid we are all going to be disappointed by the beer in orlando [17:40] hm, too heavy to bring some with me this time... [17:40] apw, I bet you do. ba***rd [18:33] clap4ham [18:33] won't be using that one any more then [18:41] heh [18:46] hello, I have connection issues with my rt3090 wifi card [18:47] cam anybody help or redirect me to the right channerl? === bjf is now known as bjf[afk] [20:56] i'm looking at various triage-related wiki pages after the summit today to see if i can work in some of the information that was discussed there [20:56] right now i'm taking a look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BugTriage/Process and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/BugTriage [20:56] i don't think those two have to be separate pages [20:57] so i think it might be good to move some text from /Process onto the main page [20:57] any thoughts? === tester_ is now known as ia === dgtombs is now known as dgtombs_ === dgtombs_ is now known as dgtombs [22:15] apw, nothing unusual there [22:15] bjf[afk], smb, If pete and I drive like it looks like we will, we may take orders for 'stuff to bring' :) [22:22] dgtombs,glad to hear you are looking, we are trying to keep the top level pages in each section as a jump off point, so as we add new information they will grow [22:37] apw: thanks. is that documented somewhere? [23:42] do i need to open a bug report if kernel isn't detecting my touchpad correctly?