[05:11] so, what's news in the UbuntuStudio world today? [12:24] holstein, ailo if you want a different meeting time then send an email suggestions the new time for this coming meeting [12:24] otherwise i'll just remember next month and change it then [12:48] * abogani waves all [13:20] morning abogani , how are you doing? [13:20] ailo, holstein : sorry, i didn't explain myself very well, that's what i get for posting when i first wakw up [13:21] ailo, holstein : reply to the last email about rescheduling the meeting till this weekend, suggest a new time, if no one strongly objects then we rock the new time this weekend [14:07] ScottL: Well thanks. [14:09] ScottL: By the way What have you decided about kernels? Which kernel do you want that I maintain? [14:48] scott-work: ^ [14:48] abogani: i missed the message when i left for work, i'm checking the logs now [14:48] scott-work: No problems. [14:49] abogani: hey there [14:50] abogani: I want to say thanks to you for working the the rt/lowlatency kernels [14:50] thanks to you, I made lowlatency for lucid and maverick, they work great! [14:50] falktx: Really? [14:50] abogani: yes, take a look - https://launchpad.net/~kxstudio-team/+archive/kernel/+packages [14:51] there is there also rt-31 and rt-33 for maverick and natty, not just lucid [14:51] rt-33 fails to boot on natty though... [14:51] falktx: You have to remove gxf line in grub menu. [14:52] * abogani start to think that -lowlatency doesn't work well... [14:53] * abogani have started to think that -lowlatency kernel wouldn't work well... [14:53] falktx: Thank you for KUbuntu ;) [14:54] hehe [14:54] abogani: what is gfx ? [14:55] ScottL scott-work: In brief: I'll phasing out from kernel work in Ubuntu (FYI Ill return to work upstream) so I won't able to maintain a lots of kernels. So we have to choice. [14:56] falktx: The rt-33 fails in Natty for a line about graphics in grub (sorry I don't care of GRUB) which requires some support from kernel (which rt-33 doesn't have got). [14:57] falktx: Is one of the first line in the interactivve GRUB menu. [14:59] abogani: oh, thanks for letting me know [14:59] abogani: any way to disable that automatically in a deb postinst ? [15:00] falktx: You are welcome. Sorry I don't have time to handle this. :-( [15:00] * abogani isn't a debian packaging expert [15:00] scottL scott-work: So do you want that I'll continue to support -lowlatency on Natty or prefer I'll working on -lowlatency on Oneric? Or do you want that I'll revive -realtime kernel? [15:01] ok, abogani, thanks for the info, I'll try and see what I can do [15:01] falktx: Thank to you! Please let me know if you find the fix! [15:05] sure [15:29] abogani: sorry, got busy with work [15:29] abogani: our current plan is to move forward with the -lowlatency kernel [15:30] abogani: and since we should be able to address irq conflicts without the -rt patch it would seem that only specific niche use cases require -rt kernel then [15:31] abogani: so i would advocate we neither provide nor support -rt kernel at this point [15:31] abogani: i am still planning on maintaining the -lowlatency kernel for oneiric [15:31] abogani: the only help that i know i will immediately need is that you maintiain your git repository [15:31] abogani: if you can do that [15:32] scott-work: Sure it shouldn't be a pain. [15:32] scott-work: What should I do with the natty's one? [15:32] abogani: lowlatency or rt? [15:33] scott-work: ll (lowlatency) [15:33] i presume some people will still try to use your kernels unless you want to start telling them to use falktx's kernels === falktx__ is now known as falktx === falktx is now known as falktx_away === falktx_away is now known as falktx [22:38] * ckontros waves.