[00:18] Anyone know how often launchpad updates the bzr data? === Crisco is now known as zz_Crisco [00:21] The revision list? [00:22] yeah === zz_Crisco is now known as Crisco [00:22] Trying to make sure I'm adding to the right place, but my commits don't show up [00:23] Only a minute or two. [00:23] Where did you push to? [00:24] I never did a push, just commits [00:26] pushing is the actual upload. [00:27] I see, what does commit do? [00:27] Uh [00:27] ohai [00:29] Or perhaps more importantly, is there anything I need to do before a push to make sure I won't wipe out some other changes? [00:30] Nope. [00:30] bzr push lp:ubuntu-tour, right? [00:30] I'm just working on content [00:30] Yes. [00:30] ok [00:31] bzr: ERROR: These branches have diverged. See "bzr help diverged-branches" for more information. [00:31] Run bzr merge. [00:35] ugh [00:35] We should get a bot soon. === SpockVulcan is now known as AndrewMC [00:37] Omega: may i PM you? [00:37] Yes you may, sir. [00:55] gryman: Did it work ok? [00:56] Yeah, I ended up pulling down a new branch and then moving my changes over [00:56] Mine was a bit out of date [00:56] brz merge will do that automatically. [00:57] There was conflicts [00:57] Ah. [00:57] Someone made ubuntu-one and I still have ubuntuone, etc [00:57] Now it's all current [00:58] My fault for that one I fear. :P [00:58] hehe [00:58] i made ubuntu-one, sorry, someone asked for it to be changed [01:12] For some reason, only page 1 of Ubuntu One is being displayed on the main branch. [01:13] Did you try going back and then next? [01:14] Or go back twice [01:14] Just topic select, then next. [01:14] Might be because there's no page 0 [01:14] actually there is [01:15] Yeah. [01:15] Looks like it's starting on page 1 and not 0 [01:15] It's starting on 0 for me. [01:16] Um. [01:17] Looks like it calls 0 1 [01:17] and when you hit next it goes to 2, which isn't there [01:17] and when you go back it goes to 1, but it calls the real 1 [01:18] Inserting a 2 shows the 2. [01:19] Here's what I see [01:19] ubuntu one [01:19] 0 [01:19] change section [01:19] Could not find en_US using en [01:19] 1 [01:19] next [01:19] 1 [01:19] get_next [01:19] Could not find en_US using en [01:19] 2 [01:19] back [01:19] 2 [01:19] get_next [01:19] Could not find en_US using en [01:19] 1 [01:19] I'm not too worried, since that is the old code anyways. [01:21] They all do that [01:22] You have to click back first once on a new section [01:22] odd, do you have the newest code [01:22] because the newest code doesn't output text to start with unless you set debug to 1 [01:24] MadnessRed, we're talking about the main branch, not the code one. [01:25] ok [01:25] then I wouldn't worry about errors in the code there, a lot has changed === Zeike is now known as brandonj === MadnessRed is now known as MadnessRed|brb === MadnessRed|brb is now known as MadnessRed [01:59] hi [02:01] hello [02:15] I can't seem to add images to the tour. [02:35] greetings. Do we have any senior project members here? [02:35] Senior-ish? [02:57] muscovy, popey - when you get back, are either of you two project leaders for this? [02:57] What is the default maverick icon theme? [02:57] I've set up a wiki page for the volunteers list, when someone with authority to do so comes around, I'd like to get approval for it. [02:57] laurent_, hi. [02:57] hi [02:57] IDK, let me check and see what I've got [02:58] is it humanity [02:58] My system is an upgrade not a fresh install and I have been using Faenza as the default icon set since it came out [03:01] Ack, just realized I'm on my Karmic system. [03:01] I think it's humanity [03:01] My Maverick system is down for repair, since I was banging on it to get the cpu fan unstuck. =/ [03:02] laurent_, Mine also upgrade and not install - I was wondering about this, does it not change default themes, etc when you do this? [03:02] Also is there a way to pass variables from the python script in to the HTML of the documents [03:02] I'm adding icons to the firefox tour [03:02] showing the back buttons etc. [03:02] That, I do not know. I just started learning python literally yesterday. [03:02] Cool! [03:02] ideally I would use the python gettheme.py thing to send the paths [03:03] This reads the GNOME theme config and sends back the results? [03:04] fieldse: I'm one of the leaders. [03:04] laurent_, http://www.webupd8.org/2010/08/humanity-icon-theme-update-comes-in.html [03:04] Do you actually need administrative permission, or are you just asking? [03:04] ^ on "humanity" theme [03:05] Hey, muscovy - I am just asking to get it a look-over and approval to start directing people to this list to sign up. [03:05] URL please? [03:06] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour/Volunteers [03:06] laurent_: Not sure what you're doing, but do you need the icons? We were probably going to use screenshots. [03:07] For the firefox page in code-development it explicitly labels the back forward reload buttons [03:07] I was linking in the icon [03:07] reinforces the message [03:10] Ok. [03:11] fieldse: Looks good. :D [03:11] I'll throw some links to the wiki on the main site after school tomorrow. [03:12] Awesome. I would like to make a clearer way for someone to sign up for specific task from the to-do list but I don't want to clutter it up. I figure that as long as the volunteers start piling up on the list, then "project sector leaders" can send out a shout to their entire team list when they're ready to delegate. [03:12] same here [03:12] Thanks! [03:12] sleepy time! [03:13] Ho-kay, good night omega , thanks muscovy - I'll start emailing members from the list archive to sign up [03:13] peace [03:25] Looks like the wiki is having login issues [04:08] keyerror in tour.py [04:08] http://paste.ubuntu.com/492880/ [04:09] greetings. [04:09] Getting unknowntimezoneerror while logging onto the ubuntu-tour wiki [04:09] No login issues, I was just editing. [04:09] Try again [04:09] There's already been 4 signups at the volunteers list, so it was probably just locked. [04:10] It says its a bug [04:10] and tells me to report the bug to moinmoin wiki [04:11] I started translating the available text to french, did anybody else sign up for this? [04:11] Negative, we have no french translation signed up at the list yet. [04:12] aksharpatel47, it may be a bug but I think it was just locked - Have you tried again? [04:12] good stuff. [04:12] mast`, =) [04:12] ya. I'm getting the same bug report. And the same message to report the bug [04:13] In the bugs list [04:13] I'm finding a similar bug [04:13] muscovy, aprilg >> Made minor edits to the wiki mainpage https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour. Let me know if I need to clear these kinds of thing for future purposes. [04:13] aksharpatel47, send me link to bug? [04:13] http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinBugs/UnknownTimeZoneError?highlight=%28unknowntimezoneerror%29 [04:15] Oy, sorry. Well, are you just trying to sign up? [04:15] ya [04:15] If you'll give me the information you want posted, I'll put it up for you. [04:15] I was trying to sign up for editing as well as a programmer [04:16] and translator for Indian languages [04:16] cool. [04:17] name / email address? and what programming languages / skills? [04:17] fieldse: that's perfectly fine, just ask us if you're doing a major overhaul or something. :D [04:17] fieldse i think minor edits are ok ;) [04:18] Akshar Patel / akshar.patel.47@gmail.com / Know Python, Learning GTK / Languages Known : English, Hindi, Gujarati [04:18] hi all, who else is working on content right now? [04:18] Context? [04:18] content [04:18] text :) [04:18] tent [04:18] like camping [04:18] lol [04:19] aksharpatel47, okay, thanks. I'll put it up! [04:19] okay [04:19] thanks [04:19] :) [04:19] Muscovy i'm redoing most of the text right now (converting to html from plain text). where should i push the changes? [04:19] no prob [04:19] I joined as a member, if I want to start pushing my translations should I give you my info as well? [04:19] aprilg: unless it's change in the last hour, lp:~ubuntu-tour/ubuntu-tour/code-development [04:20] Though I think soon we should import the new code into the main branch, since it's changed a lot. [04:20] yeah, we should do that :) [04:20] i like how the tour's looking so far [04:21] I'll feel safer if MadnessRed or one of the coders give the go-ahead there. [04:21] Me too. ;D [04:21] I translated about half of the available text into french so far [04:21] I'd like to also program though [04:23] mast` you can go ahead and contribute to the code [04:23] Does anyone know if there is a way to use py variables in the HTML? [04:23] Currently it looks like it's being done the other way around [04:23] fieldse, aprilg, I'm not sure who wrote it, but the wiki page specifies lp:~ubuntu-tour/ubuntu-tour/code-development. As far as I know, that's the coding branch, with writing/translations going in lp:ubuntu-tour. [04:24] The HTML contain {{var}} which is then parsed by tour.py [04:24] but that means it's going to require separate parsing for every instance [04:25] Muscovy, currently the lp:ubuntu-tour doesn't have the webkit stuff though [04:25] so you can't see how your changes look in the program if you're doing HTML [04:25] Hmm, I think I'll bring the devcode into the main then. [04:25] It's been a few hours since it's had a fatal bug. [04:26] the code-dev is working fine for me [04:26] And I don't fancy merging between two parallel branches. [04:26] muscovy, what should wiki page link to instead? [04:26] Both [04:26] :P [04:26] Or perhaps perpendicular branches. :| [04:26] Both. [04:26] Specify code and writing. [04:26] I'll put the new code into the main branch right now. [04:27] Hokay. So, "contribute code at lp:..../code-development. Contribute writing at lp:ubuntu-tour." [04:27] Yep. [04:27] aite, done [04:28] Thanks. [04:28] If a voice over is used with the tour, would it be an electronic voice? [04:29] or would someone with a nice voice do it? [04:29] i'd prefer someone with a nice voice :D [04:29] Who has a nice voice [04:29] in the trans-atlantic accent lol [04:29] Mark Shuttleworth? [04:29] hahaha [04:29] If that was actually possible it would be amazing [04:29] Yeah. [04:30] Maybe we can get Jono Bacon to do it. ;D [04:30] Well let's get to UDS-O and convince him. XD [04:31] Man, I leave for 30 mins and the channel comes alive [04:31] I'd vote for James Earl Jones, it would give it that nice dramatic pitch. [04:32] Ubuntu, is the father... of all operating systems [04:32] Morgan Freeman. [04:32] Daniel Day Lewis lol [04:33] The Ubuntu Milkshake tour [04:33] Well somebody made an edit during my 30 seconds of local merging. :| [04:35] Morgan Freeman for sure [04:35] Muscovy i think that was me hrhrhr [04:35] just pushed a few minutes ago [04:35] It's up now. [04:35] Everyone, update your lp:ubuntu-tour's. [04:35] And scream if something crashes. [04:36] * Takyoji screams and jumps out the window [04:36] Thanks to whoever put in the icons. [04:36] OH GOD WHATS WRONG? [04:37] Nothing. :P [04:37] Damn that Freeman! [04:37] So you do like it? [04:37] wrong? [04:37] * Takyoji checks out the repository. [04:38] What's the bzr command to update my local copy? [04:38] bzr pull [04:38] aight [04:38] bzr pull lp:ubuntu-tour [04:38] Oh yeah, so now that I've done all this wiki-fying, I guess I need to ... actually see what the project looks like. =/ [04:38] Is it pull or update? [04:38] update doesn't do anything [04:38] pull [04:38] I listed update on the site. [04:38] Oh dear. [04:38] Fixing... [04:38] All update does is tell me I'm current, when I know I'm not [04:40] All the

for every paragraph are kind of unnecessary [04:40] tour.py converts all \n to
[04:40] ah.. i get all the space now [04:40] ok. changing. will push updates back in a bit [04:41] While I'm on the site, any particular edits or wikilinks I should make? [04:43] maybe we can update the branch guide? [04:43] include the code-dev branch there [04:43] Sure. [04:44] aprilg, are you removing some of that white space now? [04:45] Is there going to be a way to weight the categories? [04:46] maybe I should slow down on french translations and wait for the entire english edits are in [04:46] I think in the bazaar help I noticed some changes that needed to be made [04:46] but I think it relates to the split between the code-dev and the main [04:47] mast`: that would be more efficient. [04:47] yeah upload your work doesn't include both [04:47] but I suppose most of the coders aren't going to need that [04:50] gryman yep [04:50] So, I did a pull, changed a typo, did a commit, then went to push, and somehow I ended up with uncommited changes? [04:51] Oh, and there was a merge in there somewhere [04:51] The icons in FIrefox and Places menu don't detect from user's settings. [04:52] In my case, the Firefox ones don't even show, because my Humanity folder has been mostly dismantled. [04:52] hmm, can anyone help me with this 'branches have diverged' error? [04:53] bzr merge [04:53] ok. thanks! [04:54] remember everyone when starting a new directory the files start at 0 not 1 [04:54] Muscovy, humanity is the default theme no? [04:54] This is why I was asking about the variables though [04:55] I guess I'll need to access gconf there or something to make sure it detects the correct icons [04:55] I just tinker oddly. [04:55] But yeah, that would be best. [05:03] Would there be a bit more info on the use of DBus to track the process of the tour? [05:04] it will need to use dbus eventually [05:04] especially if it wants auto progression [05:04] We discussed this in the planning phase. [05:04] The problem with DBus is we'll need to do a LOT of patching. [05:04] stuff like, if the user is on the open office tour the app will wait for the user to create a new document him/herself become continuing ? [05:04] For 90% of what we want, there's a bash command, I'll grab it. [05:05] become = before* [05:05] pgrep firefox | xargs ps [05:06] We can use that to determine running processes, which works in a lot of places. [05:08] ugh, did I delete the network files? [05:08] Branch? [05:09] Yep. [05:09] I'll get it back. [05:09] That doesn't make any sense [05:09] My disjointed speech? [05:09] I think laurent renamed them, as did I [05:09] No, that they're missing [05:09] or deleted [05:11] They seem to have been missing for a while. [05:11] aprilg did you intend to overwrite the changes I made to 4_places? [05:11] I renamed the networking files [05:11] Muscovy: I see laurent renamed them to start at 0 14 minutes ago, so they can't be missing that long [05:11] Did you run bzr add afterwards? [05:11] but I think the latest revision may have had a weird merge [05:12] Whoops, my bad, pulling the wrong revisions. [05:12] Do you have to add? I thought you just did a bzr mv file1 file2 [05:12] crap. laurent_ no. waaa :( did i? [05:12] They're in 59. [05:12] I'm heading to bed, talk to you guys tomorrow. [05:12] heh [05:12] night [05:13] laurent_ sorry about that .. [05:14] all good [05:14] laurent_: So, not sure if you want to add those network files back [05:14] They're missing in 60 [05:14] afaik [05:14] ok I'll make sure they're there in a mo [05:14] alright [05:15] When I wrote them I wasn't thinking about starting with 0, that's my fault [05:15] all good [05:15] I'm pushing it now [05:16] There we go, thanks [05:19] why do workspaces come first in the tour? [05:20] Because the categories don't seem to be weighted or ordered [05:20] Desktop Configuration should come after About Ubuntu [05:20] yeah it's a bug in the python sorting I guess [05:20] it goes 1 then 11 [05:21] and Networks should probably come before most other internet dependent items [05:23] yeah [05:23] I suppose the ordering of the content isn't too important just yet [05:23] I'll file a bug though [05:23] Maybe prefix the dirs with a number, much like the actual files [05:27] I don't mean just the directories [05:27] I mean the actual files inside [05:27] it will go from 1_... to 11_... [05:31] Oh [05:31] I didn't notice that [05:31] I'm adding more info for shotwell now [05:32] how do i rename the desktop-configuration folder to desktop-customization ? do i just change it locally then push the changes to the branch? [05:35] No, you'd want to use bzr mv file1 file2 [05:35] You think it really needs renaming? [05:35] it's not important [05:37] configuration is diff from customizing. most of the topics on there are for customizing the desktop [05:38] the user isn't going to see that directory [05:39] But you customize through configuring [05:39] Just wondering. The tour will "hold" while the user launches applications, right? [05:39] It's just symantecs [05:42] it could be interesting if the user was reading about open office and the tour paused and said: "to launch open office's word processor go to applications->office->OpenOffice.org Word Processor" then resumed after the user did so [05:43] and checking for opened apps would be incredibly easy [05:43] Do we want to walk them through each of the OOo apps? [05:43] Or just show them where it's at, what it does, and where to get more details information on usage? [05:44] probably not [05:44] That's what I've been doing for the more advanced topics. Briefly mention them, what it can do, and then where to go for more info on that subject [05:44] So they don't feel like you left them hanging [05:45] I see [05:46] ok :) leaving desktop folder as is [05:46] gotta go :) be back in a bit [05:46] thanks guys! [05:48] mast`: Otherwise right now I'd be explaining color curves in Gimp instead of just telling them that they can get more information on usage from http://www.gimp.org/ [05:49] this is a tour [05:49] overall it shouldn't really last more than 5 minutes [05:49] it's showing the very basics [05:50] the most important parts should be that they know how to launch an application, connect to the internet and most of all install software, as unless they own a smart phone, it will be a somewhat unfamiliar technique to new users [05:50] then I don't see the use of DBus / scanning for processes [05:50] Maybe later we could do a normal "starter" tour, and then a "power" tour that has more topics [05:51] mast if they fail to open an application, how does the tour know? [05:51] or continue [05:51] ideally I don't think they should have to click next at all [05:51] it could open it for them on a timer [05:52] then they haven't learned anything [05:53] laurent_: it should be safe to assume that if the person does the tour they're at least trying to learn [05:53] true [05:53] I can see that having them launch open office might be pointless [05:54] yeah, in someways much of the content goes beyond a tour [05:54] some of it mimics a help guide, which already exists [05:54] some of it mimics content that is better suited to the Ubuntu manual [05:54] things like opening the main menu though could be nice [05:55] my personal opinion is that the tour should be concise [05:55] yeah basically teaching the basic user interface [05:55] Well, I'm adding content, and if it's not needed it can be cut out [05:55] yeah I've been adding content too [05:55] Better to have too much and remove some then not enough [05:55] laurent_: I agree on the fact that it should be concise, in and out in 5 minutes on average (with people spending more time on it as needed) [05:55] it's easier to sort a bunch of content than not have enough... exactly [05:56] I still think a "power" option would be neat [05:56] I also think the text should be minimal... they have just installed, a new user will be a bit overwhelmed [05:56] a nice soothing encouraging voice [05:56] to help them [05:56] with friendly images [05:56] gently guiding through their new and powerful OS [05:56] I guess we're attracting Windows users then? :P [05:57] no, someone who has never used ubuntu before [05:57] Come on, it was a little funny [05:57] :P [05:57] yeah [05:57] laurent_: especially since some languages might take up more space than english... I know that going through some drafts in french I ended up with translations that were sometimes much longer [05:57] anyone who has used ubuntu more than a month would probably find a tour pointless no? [05:58] Depends on why they're using it [05:58] mast precisely, it will make translating easier and faster to keep it concise [05:58] but then adding audio would require that we find people to do audio translations in every language, which may be even harder [05:58] Someones spouse might use Ubuntu for a while before finding the tour and watching it [05:59] The tour could be useful to schools as well [05:59] Cut down on initial direction [05:59] very good point [06:00] for the translations, once everything is stable, launchpad should be used [06:02] https://help.launchpad.net/Translations/YourProject [06:02] Ok, added shotwell tags, editing, and publishing [06:03] My shotwell has almost 8k photos [06:03] :D [06:07] there should be a list of precise screenshots to be taken so they can start being localized ;) [06:07] Yeah [06:07] I think there is talk of using open shot [06:07] or quickshot or what ever it is called [06:07] To do a slideshow? [06:07] Open shot is a video editor [06:08] the thing they used in ubuntu manual to take all the screens [06:08] quickshot [06:08] greg@moniker:~$ search quickshot [06:08] greg@moniker:~$ [06:09] that's the tool they use in ubuntu-manuel [06:09] manual* [06:09] http://ubuntu-manual.org/quickshot [06:09] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-manual/quickshot [06:09] oh, you beat me to it [06:11] What screenshots are needed? [06:11] Can we start a list there on the etherpad? [06:11] who knows just yet [06:11] or the wiki [06:11] I was wondering about that - seems like we need to keep the wiki updated from the etherpad, as that's most current, yes? [06:11] I'd say definitely a screenie of each menu [06:12] an open networks indicator, while it is disconnected [06:12] A list of SS's would be great [06:12] the wiki should probably take over from the etherpad now that it exists [06:12] FWIW, shutter kicks ass for screenshots. [06:12] though the colouring of etherpad is nice [06:12] Shutter is cool [06:13] I like it [06:13] a screenshot of the various installation procedures of software centre [06:13] Agreed, I think that it's better to have it in one location, even if it means losing the coloration. At least the new visitors would be able to see what's up [06:13] as again, that's one of the most important things for a person who is unfamiliar with linux, esp ubuntu [06:13] but up to y'all? [06:13] Quickshot is pretty automated though [06:14] Quickshot would need to be customised for this project [06:15] Installation procedures, that's good. [06:15] I'm going to start a ss list on the pad [06:16] installation? [06:23] Ok, the boss said it's time for bed [06:24] I'll be back tomorrow morning [06:24] cya [06:25] see ya [06:27] fieldse: are you creating the list of ss on Etherpad? [06:31] another purpose aside from teaching the newest user how to use ubuntu would be to show an existing user the new features [06:32] Yes. [06:33] mast`, ^ [06:33] but then again the ubiquity tour in installation will no doubt do a lot of that too [06:35] Silasle, there seems to be a bug with the progression of the tour [06:36] when you open it, the about ubuntu chapter has more than 10 entries [06:36] I'm consistently having it jump from 1 to 11 then to 2 [06:36] etc. [06:36] Ok, i check that later today [06:40] fieldse: I can help out with that if you want. Wanna keep the list you have there an add beside each item what the screenshot should be? [06:40] ie. Firefox -> How to launch it (screenshot: application->internet->firefox highlighted) [06:41] mast` Hey, yes. I would like help with that, cuz I don't know what's needed. [06:41] I'll start from the bottom of the list? :p [06:41] I've not been keeping up to speed with the writers' chatter, so I don't know exactly what they're working on. [06:41] laurent_: Also the last page seems to be in some other language. [06:41] or what they're wanting "highlighted" [06:42] What last page? [06:42] In about-ubuntu [06:42] in code-dev or ubuntu-tour? [06:42] code-dev [06:42] Portuguese [06:43] someone added that to the wrong folder obviously [06:43] but the language file are being handled in the main [06:43] laurent_ , are you talking to me? [06:43] mast`, What am I helping with here? Are we just adding (screenshot) to end of each item? [06:44] in fact it would probably be wise to take out most of the language files from code-dev if that doesn't affect the merges [06:44] maheshmohan, I was talking to Silasle [06:45] ok. Can you listen to me, to solve my problem, after solving Silasle's ? [06:45] go ahead [06:46] i fixed a typo in 'about-ubuntu' section. but, when i tried to commit i got 'these branches are diverged' error. What to do? [06:46] fieldse: I thought that was the idea. Have a list of each "article" and add what the screenshot that goes with it should be [06:46] laurent_: I get the order 0123456789,10,11,12,(13) [06:47] you don't get the workspaces as the second slide? [06:47] No [06:47] I'm getting that consistently [06:47] maheshmohan you will need to type the command bzr merge [06:47] Whit the latest from code-dev? [06:47] what happened is someone has added a push since you pulled [06:48] ok. I will try [06:48] we merged the code-dev in to lp:ubuntu-tour earlier [06:48] so they should pretty much be the same, but yes both [06:48] Hmm, for me it's ok. [06:48] Silasle, try clicking off about-ubuntu to another chapter, then return to it and see if that makes it happen [06:49] laurent, I merged, but, I got "nothing to do" as output. [06:49] No, second is "Ubuntu is a free, open ......" [06:50] And then panel, aplication menu and so on [06:50] have you pulled the latest? [06:50] I'm not even getting ubuntu is a free, open.... [06:51] I pulled it 2 hours ago(using bzr branch command) [06:51] Yep, latest [06:52] odd [06:53] my first slide says "Welcome to ubuntu tour" [06:53] lp:ubuntu-tour doesn't work for me :/ [06:53] The second says "Ubuntu Workspaces" [06:53] bbl [06:53] 3 is "The Ubuntu desktop is designed to be efficient and very easy to use." [06:53] what's the full command you're running mast? [06:55] ok my 1_what is ubuntu is not showing at all, it's showing the 11_workspaces instead of 1_ [06:55] what's the full command you're running mast`? [06:56] laurent_: just updated with bzr pull [06:56] and running with python ubuntu-tour.py [07:03] mast`, this is starting to look good. Much more orderly. [07:04] what about the remove a package screenshot? [07:05] either the list of all installed packages, with emphasis on the uninstall button [07:05] or the actual packages window [07:05] package's* [07:09] laurent, I solved my problem. One doubt, can I use this for contribution, or is it dead/ http://openetherpad.org/GUNcK2dx75 [07:10] That or the wiki [07:11] try use the wiki if you can, it's more accessible [07:11] lp:ubuntu-tour is the working branch right? [07:11] whew. [07:11] lp:ubuntu-tour is for the authoring of the text [07:12] it looks pretty good fieldse :) [07:12] for the code use the code-development branch [07:12] ah, that would explain it [07:12] then that gets merged back while stable [07:13] Awesome work, mast`! I'm about done for an evening, I think. [07:13] Can I get the wiki link? [07:13] Hey maheshmohan : [07:13] This is the "todo list": https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour/Todo [07:14] And the volunteers list wiki page is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour/Volunteers [07:14] I move that we copy the etherpad to the wiki and close it out - anyone actively working on it right now? [07:15] fieldse, ok.thanks. I just refrred it to make a page for trash in about-ubuntu section [07:15] maheshmohan, cool, thanks. [07:15] What is the correct procedure for dealing with a merge conflict? [07:16] o_O [07:30] Anyone thought of a way to put emphasis on stuff on screen? [07:31] huh? [07:32] from the wiki: The app needs to indicate to users on the screen a certain location of interest. We need some way of rendering arrows or boxes on the screen (outside of the main app window) to highlight things. [07:35] my idea was a low opacity set of concentric circles [07:35] but I don't think the app has got to that stage [07:35] It's outside my capabilities [07:36] one unrelated doubt [07:36] ? [07:37] I can't login to the wiki. I got "UnknownTimeZoneError" [07:37] someone had that earlier [07:37] I think compiz would be able to do that [07:38] Also, I'm going to create a new file. so, what I have to do? pull, create file, add, commit, merge. am I right? [07:38] is this the order? [07:38] no merge [07:38] you push [07:39] ok.thanks [07:39] what is merge for? [07:39] when your branch and the central branch are out of sync [07:41] ok. waht to do for wiki error? [07:41] I don't know sorry [07:42] mast` are you editing the wiki? [07:42] it's possible only one person can edit the wiki at a time [07:43] laurent__: nop [07:43] fieldse was it you who had the "UnknownTimeZoneError" in the wiki before? [07:44] how I know, when my revison is accepted by the team? [07:45] http://moinmo.in/MoinMoinBugs/UnknownTimeZoneError?highlight=%28unknowntimezoneerror%29 [07:45] that was the link provided before [07:47] laurent, I cant get you [07:50] your revisions have been added to bazaar maheshmohan [07:50] is that what you meant? [07:50] ok. I meant, is it accepted? Because, It is not listed in my launcpad page [08:02] it takes a while to update everything sometimes [08:02] but your changes are in the branch [08:05] i'm off for the night, see ya [08:06] thanks laurent. Now I have to find a solution for editing wiki page [08:15] perhaps try temporarily changing your timezone [11:24] fieldse the link to the volunteers list on the main page (in the box for pages) is broken :) [11:25] how do i change that? === aprilg1 is now known as aprilg [11:28] fieldse i meant the wiki page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour [11:39] figured it out :) fixed the link [12:36] oh, hi. nice. So you pierced the depths of my wiki prestidigitation, eh? [12:36] =P [12:36] -> switching machines, bbl [13:35] hi all [13:37] hi [13:46] I have a problem on updating my local bzr branch from internet... [13:46] yesterday i downloaded using bzr branch lp:ubuntu-tour [13:47] today trying to update this folder, it shows that it's already at the lastest revision [13:48] but it's actually 73, on my pc it's 40 [13:50] and using bzr update lp:ubuntu-tour i get this error: I have a problem on updating my local bzr branch from internet... [13:51] ops sorry [13:52] bzr: ERROR No WorkingTree exists for "bzr+shh://bazaar.launchpad.net/%2Bbranch/ubuntu-tour/" [13:59] GiulioC, do $ bzr version-info [13:59] in your branch folder [14:01] mmm, now i have downloaded another branch folder...because I didn't changed anything from yesterday... [14:02] or if you still have to old branch just do [14:02] $ bzr pull [14:03] ok thanks [14:03] s/to/the [14:08] GiulioC, nop [14:14] Good day guys. [14:15] when can we start to translate in other languages? [14:15] hi omega [14:16] You can already start. [14:16] You just make the folders for the corresponding language [14:16] and start translating [14:16] for italian is "it" or "it_IT" [14:18] ? [14:24] who wrote shotwell missing sections? [14:25] GiulioC: You need both [14:25] if it cannot find your region it falls back to it [14:25] I don't see a missing section for shotwell [14:25] I don't know how many kinds of italian there are [14:25] I wrote tags, editing, and publish [14:26] ah ok I saw...gryman can I modify a bit yours? [14:26] :) [14:26] of course [14:28] btw I'll use "it" for italian...because it's only speech in Italy...and a bit in Swizerland...but not so much.. [14:29] GiulioC: Are you going to add a "missing" section for shotwell? [14:31] no, I wrote "missing" because they weren't made by me [14:38] Oh [14:46] Are we using 639-1 language code standard? [14:59] do you think we should start a facebook page for Ubuntu [14:59] Tour project? [15:04] couldn't hurt [15:06] would be better if it's official though [15:14] We don't need a facebook page per se. [15:14] I don't particularly like facebook. [15:15] Even if they're the bane of your existence, it could generate some interest [15:15] I don't like FB much either, but I do use it to keep in touch with family [15:15] nobody likes facebook :p but it's a good way to reach people when you have something to display [15:15] neither do i [15:16] 15/9/01 is the release date of diaspora [15:17] Wednesday? [15:17] Did you mean 15/9/10? [15:18] yes [15:23] Never know with different date formats [15:23] Wasn't sure if you meant 9/15/2015 [15:23] or something like that [15:24] gryman, where are you from? [15:24] US [15:24] in Italy we use to write date DD/MM/YEAR [15:24] Yeah, most of Europe does [15:25] we do in Canada as well [15:26] I hate having to use Windows for my class [16:03] I have to go [16:03] Bathroom is down the hall [16:04] third door on your left [16:04] no thanks I don't need the bathroom [16:04] :P [16:04] i have to do some homework [16:04] That's what I'm trying to do now [16:05] can i update the branch with my modifications? [16:06] I started to add some translations in Italian and correct explanations [16:06] corrected some explanations* [16:09] then? [16:09] yep [16:09] ok [16:12] ok byez ;) [16:21] Guys, what is the current status? Will it work when I pull the code & run 'python ubuntu-tour.py' file? [16:21] yep [16:24] But, I found it not working [16:24] error? [16:27] Are you using GNOME? [16:30] yes. I am. Error is http://pastebin.com/jGjhDgS1 [16:31] Try running the stable branch [16:34] where is it === daker__ is now known as daker [16:46] Omega, where is the stable branch? From what I know, there are two branches, one for code and another for writing [16:47] lp:~ubuntu-tour [16:48] code-development is for the code and ubuntu-tour for writing [16:48] yes. I pulled from ubuntu-tour [16:48] that code is not working [16:48] I get the same error you do, with both code-dev and ubuntu-tour [16:52] also, can I start translating chapters now, or I have to wait for the project to finish? [16:55] maheshmohan: I remember seeing someone say that translations should wait until the english versions are final [16:56] ok. But, somw guy commited italian translation just now. Thats why I asked [16:57] maheshmohan: yeah I know I also started working on the french stuff, but I don't think I'll push anything quite yet [16:58] But, I think, the first chapter, 'about-ubuntu' is quite mature to start translating [17:10] They were saying they would use launchpad for translations once the main content was set === daker_ is now known as daker [17:52] Hello [17:52] Hi ayortano [17:54] To be precise, I really want to help as translator and editor. [17:55] ayortano: Check this page https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuTour/ under "How to Volunteer and Contribute" [18:01] Thanks Silasle [18:05] will this only be "ubuntu-tour", or is there also going to be a "kubuntu-tour" [18:08] I add my name to the page in the wiki? [18:08] yes [18:08] ayortano: Yes [18:09] Ok [18:14] Is ok [18:14] Im Federico Leite [18:48] hm, I think we need a getting started tour [18:48] the current one, when you start give you trash [18:50] Also how about we move the menu to inside the html interface === daker_ is now known as daker [19:28] hi a;; [19:29] a;; => all [19:41] hi [19:43] any new updates? [19:43] nothing on the mailing list [19:43] MadnessRed: http://pastebin.com/jGjhDgS1 [19:44] Lots of people joining the project as can be seen on ubuntu wiki [19:44] what's in the link? [19:44] a problem [19:44] an bug report [19:44] need to talk to the owner of the problem though [19:45] It's maheshmohan [19:45] Also Silasle, here is a quick ui mockup, what do you think? [19:45] http://paste.ubuntu.com/493246/ [19:45] Ignore the spelling of Previous [19:46] First comment, use http://www.balsamiq.com/products/mockups# for mockups :P [19:47] ok, ignoring that [19:47] Second comment, progress bar beside the buttons [19:47] ok [19:47] *Back next buttons [19:47] yh [19:48] but the left menu? [19:48] At least better then it's now. [19:49] Also, I am going to work on our bug report :) [19:49] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-tour/+bug/636823 [19:50] And you have moved the get colors part to get_theme.py ? [19:50] Ah, that one. [19:51] What's whit that annoying scrollbar? [19:53] I am going to test how it looks whit treeview [19:56] ok [19:56] don't commit though [19:57] also what urls should be handled internally, and what ones externally [19:57] should I just say, all file:// should be handled by us, and anything else should be passed to the default browser? [19:57] Everything created by us internaly [19:58] That you wrote! [19:58] klkl [19:58] so if uri[0:7] == 'file://': return 0 [19:58] kk [19:59] Mmm, yes or "if "file:// in uri:return 0 [19:59] * if "file://" in uri: return 0 [20:00] also I don;t need an else after an if return do I [20:01] I think we should spicify file:// being at the start [20:01] If your other code doesn't need an 1 returned if it's not an file uri [20:01] Then you don't need it [20:02] Good day guys. [20:02] Hi Omega [20:05] ok, I pushed it [20:05] I cant pull now as i'm editing my file [20:06] :/ pull first before you commit [20:06] I edited ubuntu-tour.py [20:08] It right now looks like this: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4997718/Screenshot-18.png [20:09] I think we should move away from calling the chapters by program name and start calling them by task name [20:09] File "ubuntu-tour.py", line 22, in [20:09] if sys.argv[1] == 'debug': [20:09] IndexError: list index out of range [20:09] MadnessRed: ^ [20:10] :/ [20:10] Omega: We will have folders like this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/493246/ [20:10] That looks so much better. [20:10] Also, I dig that mockup. [20:11] Did MadnessRed make that by hand? [20:11] sorted [20:11] He did [20:11] o: [20:11] Props; [20:11] :P [20:11] With gedit [20:11] Ok, runs [20:12] and it you add debug to the end of the command, eg, I do [20:12] clear; ./ubuntu-tour.py debug [20:12] then it will show the debug output [20:12] Ok [20:13] It's programmers day today: Make Happy Programmer Day cards using ASCII art ;) [20:13] nice :) [20:13] why today? [20:13] Guess! [20:14] It's the 256th day of the year (byte) [20:15] kk [20:16] Oh it is? Happy programmers day guys! [20:17] brb [20:17] any you [20:17] I don't suppose someone could allow me to mange bugs on the bug tracker [20:17] I will grant you the necessary powers. [20:18] ty [20:18] back === Crisco is now known as zz_Crisco [20:19] https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-tour-bugs [20:19] Join that group [20:19] MadnessRed: Do you know how to get the treeview clicks? [20:19] and you'll be able to manage them [20:19] i think so [20:20] actually single clicks can be difficult [20:20] I think there is a workaround though [20:20] But double clocks? [20:20] *clicks [20:20] connect("activated",function) [20:21] but the treeview will be generated in tour.py [20:21] with a simple callback function [20:21] I think that is best [20:21] then the entirety of tour management is in tour.py [20:21] brb [20:25] back [20:26] activated not working [20:26] File "ubuntu-tour.py", line 92, in __init__ [20:26] tree.connect("activated",self.callback,name) [20:26] TypeError: : unknown signal name: activated [20:26] row-expanded works [20:28] Ah, row-activated [20:44] Hmm, i dont get that [21:01] MadnessRed: It wasn't that easy, i have an treeview and i can change section but not change page [21:02] ok, sorry, was not watching irc [21:02] its active I think [21:02] can you push you code then, I'll see what I can do with it [21:02] It's row-activated [21:03] But the only thing i get is something like (0,7) column 0 row 7 [21:03] oh right yh [21:04] I'll send you an tar file [21:04] ok [21:05] madnessred@gmail.com [21:06] http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4997718/tree.tar.gz [21:08] That code is an bit messed up and may look strange but it was the best i could get :| [21:08] ok [21:08] ok, the way that things will be organised, I think... [21:09] ? [21:09] ... [21:09] in the folder [21:09] code-project/tour/language [21:09] should be a file tour.info [21:09] Which should read something like: [21:10] name:About Ubuntu [21:10] parent:Uncatagorised [21:10] position:1 [21:10] Yea [21:10] that way we can also have titles in the correct language [21:10] Mmm [21:11] and we can manage case better [21:12] Ah, you changed something [21:19] I just uploaded a revised tour.info file [21:19] I missed something last time [21:19] I thinki [21:19] # [21:20] What's whit my treeview? [21:24] Ok, bed time, bye [21:24] ok, sorry [21:24] was looking at the code [21:24] I am making the tour things objects, so they store there own language a catgory [21:25] should make things a bit more effienct, and make creating the treeview easier [21:25] Yea, but now creating isn't the problem [21:27] I know, but we need to sort out the catagories [21:28] Yea, that too [21:28] which are kind of a dependancy of the treeview [21:29] Mmm, thats true [21:29] Wouldnt it be an idea to have the links in the html window? [21:30] *links=treeview [21:30] I thought about that [21:31] but then we need to generate html dynamically, each time the page is loaded [21:31] it could be done but i think it would look better with gtk [21:34] Maybe [21:34] But i'm really going to bed now [21:34] bye [21:42] bi === daker_ is now known as daker [22:11] There is a high chance of bugs in the latest revision, please test and let me know [22:11] thats on the code-development branch [22:12] I know that only 1 tutorial shows at the moment, thats because the others don't have config files yet [22:13] [22:13] I gtg, I'll checkup when I get back for any bugs, sorry about this [22:16] No problem [22:30] Hi everyone. just got home. read through logs. yarrr [22:30] someone mentioned an FB page? what about twitter? lulz. i don't like FB tho. i deleted my account [22:30] :D === aprilg1 is now known as aprilg [22:41] !digest [22:42] How'd you know I just had lunch? [22:44] I was hoping, that it would update me with the last posts, but it didn't === zz_Crisco is now known as Crisco [22:46] aprilg_away === aprilg is now known as aprilg_away [22:46] arrr really need to sleep na0 [22:46] kk [22:46] i'll catch up with you guys later [23:59] Oh dear, 40 new messages.