[01:57] Hi all [02:06] tumbleweed: Say if I'm not that good at making patches could I find a bug that has a patch and package that? [02:08] benonsoftware: Sure. Many such bugs will already be tagged with the 'patch' tag to make them easier to find. [02:09] benonsoftware: When you have a working package, attach your debdiff to the bug report concerned. [02:14] jmarsden: Thanks, it's just that I'm not that good at programming yet :) [05:26] is there going to be a Packaging Class any time soon? [05:33] benonsoftware: If you mean something in #ubuntu-classroom, see http://people.ubuntu.com/~nhandler/classroom.html (which means no). Read the Packaging Guide and learn from that, no need to wait for a class. [05:35] Can someone please send me a memo pointing to http://people.ubuntu.com/~nhandler/classroom.html [05:36] benonsoftware: If you need one, why not send yourself one :) Seems a very odd request... ? [05:37] jmarsden: I thought I couldn't send one to myself [05:37] Since you already know the URL, and are online, what use is sending you a memo with it in? [05:38] (I just sent you one by the way) [05:38] jmarsden: I want to go to a class in Sep. I'll forget about it. I don't like sending emails to myself :) [05:39] put it in your calendar [05:39] lifeless: A what? :) [05:39] A tool for remembering to do things [05:40] lifeless: What things? :) [05:40] * benonsoftware likes acting dumb :) [05:40] benonsoftware: not a particularly good strategy for gaining respect or getting assistance. [05:41] heh [05:55] hi there, does anyone know which package contains 'addional drivers' program? [05:56] chilicuil: Like https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia ? [05:57] benonsoftware: yep, but the program itself not the driver [06:36] is 3 days too much build skew to give back 3 out of 4 arches or should I do a no change rebuild? [06:48] nm, it's haskell, so giving back [08:49] What would be a good debaian package to adopt? http://www.debian.org/devel/wnpp/ [08:50] something you use [08:50] Laney: I don't use many of them. I don't know which one to choose :) [08:53] Laney: So which one should I choose? [09:04] benonsoftware: nobody can tell you that. Only that it's best to maintain software you use. [09:04] understanding the language it's programmed in would be good too, but not required. [10:25] use wnpp-alert to list orphaned packages which you have installed [11:58] hi [11:58] does someone know if there is a channel for questions about canonnical's offerings, like Landscape? [13:01] #nonfree-crap ? [13:01] soc: I honestly have no idea. I'd email someone :) [13:02] soc: there's no community around those tools, so it might be canonical employees, so you might have the best luck during normal hours during the week === warp11 is now known as warp10 [16:53] hello all === Quintasan_ is now known as Quintasan === yofel_ is now known as yofel === med_out is now known as medberry [23:16] what do i need installed on my comp to download from svn? [23:21] philipballew: svm [23:21] GAH! svn :) [23:21] haha. and when i download it all i do is cd into is and build? [23:24] That depends on the source. [23:24] Whatever project you're grabbing will probably have some build instructions, though. [23:26] true. i see it says i need to make,make strip, make install. I would think check install would be better. and i have to ./configure before make to correct? [23:29] That depends. [23:29] Projects can have arbitrarily crazy build systems. [23:30] It's more likely that you'll need to run autogen.sh, though. [23:31] whats the best way to figure this stuff out? [23:31] documentation? [23:33] Yes. [23:33] Many projects will use autotools, which will have an INSTALL file saying “we use autotools, do this…”. There are many other posibilities, though, and they're all different. [23:33] i read the ubuntu compile documentation. might need to read more to [23:36] haha, makes sence to me somewhat. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/655934/ this is what the file has [23:36] it looks to be easy