[01:29] mr_pouit: hmm...I thought I saw it added, but I guess I was seeing things ;) [08:50] nautilus wasn't included in the latest build, so I guess it's fine [08:52] we still have gnome-menus because it's required by software-center (I don't really know why, possibly for the .desktop categories, in which case garcon could fulfill this requirement as well) [08:55] oh, and we have the deps of gnome-games also. [13:52] *gm [13:52] Good morning [13:55] charlie-tca: in the state they genetically modify good mornings that's just wrong [13:56] lol [13:57] davmor2: That might be the most correct thing this week [13:57] haha [14:14] Alternate images still broken for partitioning [14:18] mr_pouit: something is very wrong with the live cd. I only have gnome and unity sessions on it for live desktop today [14:18] mr_pouit: there are no xfce or xubuntu sessions available on the live cd [14:26] charlie-tca: try to poke cjwatson about that. I just looked at the manifest files, and there's no xf* package in it. I think something broke when he changed the live cd build system [14:27] (and indeed, 570M is wrong) [14:28] Thanks [14:29] I pinged him [14:30] me too [14:31] Thanks for looking so quick [14:35] actually, it looks like an unity live-cd without openoffice [14:35] that's nice ;D [14:40] heh [14:40] I don't know, I didn't log in to it. [14:42] I thought it was great we were so far undersized! [14:42] I suppose that will change too, when xfce is added back in [19:18] charlie-tca: do much docbook work? [19:19] * pleia2 is looking for a good editor [19:19] I've just been using vim, exploring my options :) [19:22] pleia2: gvim ;) [19:22] pleia2: hard to find anything better than vim [19:23] pleia2: perhaps emacs, for the people who like it [19:23] TheSheep: yeah, that's what I found the last time I explored, was curious as to whether the situation had changed [19:23] pleia2: I like where scribus is going [19:23] pleia2: especially for python code [19:24] scribus? I thought that was a desktop publishing thing [19:24] scribes [19:24] sorry [19:24] ah, I haven't looked at that [19:25] I still write everything in vim :\ [19:25] it has very minimalistic interface, but is pretty powerful [19:25] * pleia2 nods [19:25] I mean scribes, not vim [19:25] :) [19:25] vim has powerful interface [19:26] but I think I will keep using vim to the end of my days [19:27] ooh, scribes has a very slick interface [20:10] pleia2: I don't know docbook, but I do like geany for an editor [20:11] It seems to work for everything, build, make, configure, terminal, file lists, etc [20:11] and I can write a plain text file with it! (always a plus if I can use it) [20:14] pleia2: j1mc is very good with docbook now [20:14] charlie-tca: thanks [20:15] good luck with it. I tried for a year to learn it, but my brain is mushy [20:15] I put it right up with bash [20:15] :) [23:14] As of tomorrow, a [23:15] As of tomorrow, all images will be directly writable to USB drives or cd-r' s [23:15] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2011-June/033495.html [23:16] You will not need to use USB-creator to write the image to the USB drive [23:25] charlie-tca: Yeah, excited about that. Always a bit of a hassle with the creator. [23:26] I would like an image. Today's images are missing xfce, maybe tomorrow's will be better? [23:27] * charlie-tca is asking for a LOT now [23:33] alternate images are horribly oversized now