bigbash | ping Cheesehead | 02:11 |
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Cheesehead | bigbash: pong | 02:17 |
bigbash | I was just going to leave a message for you | 02:18 |
bigbash | I have a favor to ask please | 02:18 |
bigbash | I am being summoned by my family to a baptism tomorrow and most likely won't' be back in time for the bug jam :( Do you think you might be able to be the facilitator/mentor? | 02:19 |
Cheesehead | Consider it done. | 02:19 |
bigbash | I'm not very happy I have to go, I'm still waiting to power to come back on at work so we can get our servers back up | 02:19 |
bigbash | I appreciate it :) | 02:20 |
Cheesehead | Are you asking for a just-in-case? Or do think it's pretty realistic you will be late/absent? | 02:20 |
bigbash | pretty realistic | 02:20 |
Cheesehead | No problem. | 02:20 |
bigbash | I really appreciate it | 02:21 |
Cheesehead | Family time is more important than anonymous internet geeks... | 02:21 |
Cheesehead | ...or so my spouse keeps telling me. | 02:21 |
Cheesehead | I believe her. | 02:21 |
bigbash | ha, that's what my wife and parents said | 02:21 |
Cheesehead | We can geek out on IRC anytime. | 02:22 |
Cheesehead | Family time is rarer and wonderful. | 02:22 |
bigbash | well I'll be reading the logs when I get back so I can learn from the master on how to facilitate a bug jam | 02:22 |
Cheesehead | You'll need to watch a *real* master at work, then. I'm just the guy show showed up and lost the coin toss. | 02:23 |
Cheesehead | /show/who | 02:23 |
Cheesehead | And who apparently cannot spell | 02:24 |
bigbash | I love the analogy | 02:24 |
Cheesehead | If you saw the Brainstorm Jam, you'll see the participants did all the real work | 02:24 |
bigbash | Thanks again, I'm going to head to bed, up early to check on the power situation for work before I get ready and head down to Milwaukee | 02:25 |
Cheesehead | G'night | 02:25 |
bigbash | I started reading the logs, but I didn't finish had to go to inlaws | 02:25 |
bigbash | night everyone | 02:25 |
=== bigbash is now known as bigbash_away | ||
Cheesehead | Event Reminder: Wisconsin LoCo is running an IRC Bug Jam, Sunday 1700 UTC (four hours from now), in this channel. Great training opportunity for people new to bugs. If you have a favorite bug, bring it along! | 12:54 |
Cheesehead | Test: Bug 828346 | 14:08 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 828346 in Ubuntu "unable to use volume control and brightness control" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/828346 | 14:08 |
Cheesehead | heh heh heh | 14:08 |
trinikrono | bug jam? | 15:07 |
trinikrono | i think i am 2 hours early lol | 15:08 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Indeed, 1:42 from now | 15:18 |
lostson | hope you have a good turnout and squash some bugs | 15:44 |
Cheesehead | lostson: Thanks | 16:01 |
Cheesehead | Event Reminder: Bug Jam in this channel in 0:27 | 16:33 |
yotux | Cheesehead: Thanks, are we going to use two channels or just one like yesterday | 16:46 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Let's start with one, and spread out as-needed | 16:48 |
yotux | Cheesehead: okay | 16:48 |
Cheesehead | We'll need to see how many new-to-bugs participants we have, and how many experienced-jump-right-in folks | 16:50 |
yotux | Cheesehead: I understand it was fun yesterday, bug are a little more scary to mean. I am printing the triage guide at the moment to go over again | 16:52 |
yotux | sorry I can't seem to type this morning bugs are scary to me | 16:52 |
Cheesehead | That's what makes the group-format nice. Nobody needs to know everything, and there's time to look stuff up | 16:53 |
Cheesehead | ...and use the bathroom and eat lunch, etc | 16:53 |
ashams | yotux: Hi, I never heared about such guide "the triage guide" | 16:54 |
Cheesehead | ashams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage | 16:54 |
Cheesehead | You don't know about it until somebody tells you. | 16:55 |
yotux | ashams: as cheeshead said https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage/ | 16:55 |
EgyParadox | did the ugj start? | 16:55 |
Cheesehead | Not really, we're all just eager! | 16:55 |
* Cheesehead goes to #ubuntu-bugs to give the 5-minute warning | 16:55 | |
ashams | Cheesehead: thanx, I assumed they finally made a consistent PDF :D | 16:56 |
yotux | ashams: it fits nicely into 10 pgs | 16:56 |
yotux | I used lib office to paste and print | 16:56 |
Cheesehead | The types of bugs change over time, so it's a dynamic guide. | 16:57 |
Cheesehead | A few years ago, there were a lot more X and pulseaudio and printing bugs | 16:57 |
trinikrono | i just got hggh to edit it | 16:58 |
trinikrono | so it has a new piece in the section invaliditing | 16:59 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Great! That's changed since I last invalidated a bug...I learn more about bugs each time I touch one. | 16:59 |
Cheesehead | .. | 17:00 |
Cheesehead | Hello, everyone here for the Wisconsin Bug Jam. | 17:00 |
Cheesehead | Activity in this channel is logged - you can get the logs at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/09/04/%23ubuntu-us-wi | 17:00 |
Cheesehead | All abilities are welcome, no experience necessary! | 17:00 |
Cheesehead | .. | 17:00 |
Cheesehead | Let's see how many participants we have here. Could everyone active in this channel please give a response? | 17:00 |
trinikrono | +1 | 17:00 |
yotux | Here +2 | 17:00 |
* Cheesehead laughs | 17:01 | |
Cheesehead | I know we have more than that. Lag, perhaps. | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | Everybody else, feel free to jump in! | 17:01 |
ashams | o/ | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | There are a few goals here today: | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | 1) Meet new people and have fun | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | 2) If you brought a bug along, work it together | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | 3) Learn how to Triage some of the wide variety of bugs | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | 4) If you're new to bugs, learn the life cycle of bugs, the tools, and where to begin | 17:01 |
Cheesehead | You *don't* need to be a bug guru already! The great thing about working together is that everybody learns | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | .. | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | SETTING UP | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | A couple questions to gauge the expertise level in the room - feel free to throw out answers: | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | Question: Did anybody bring a favorite bug that they want to work? | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | Question: Does anybody here consider themselves pretty experienced with any kind of bugs? | 17:02 |
Cheesehead | Question: Is anybody here interested in any particular kind of bug? | 17:02 |
trinikrono | i just applied to bug control | 17:03 |
trinikrono | o.o | 17:03 |
yotux | didn't bring a bug, new / some apport experience, open minded | 17:03 |
* trinikrono goes looking for a bug | 17:04 | |
Cheesehead | ashams: How much bug experience do you want to have? | 17:05 |
ashams | Cheesehead: a lot | 17:05 |
Cheesehead | All right! I can just go sleep on the couch then! | 17:05 |
Cheesehead | Does anyone want to see the text on (simplified) bug-life-cycle? | 17:06 |
Cheesehead | Does anyone not know what a Launchpad Account is? | 17:06 |
Cheesehead | Everyone ready to jump in the pool? (Shallow end first) | 17:07 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Have a nice dreams :D | 17:07 |
yotux | I know what a lauchpad account is | 17:08 |
trinikrono | go ahead | 17:08 |
Cheesehead | Let's start with an easy one: Bug 828346 | 17:08 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 828346 in Ubuntu "unable to use volume control and brightness control" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/828346 | 17:08 |
Cheesehead | Jump in and share your thoughts. | 17:08 |
trinikrono | ok | 17:08 |
Cheesehead | We'll reach a consensus before acting | 17:09 |
* trinikrono raises hand | 17:09 | |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: go ahead anytime | 17:09 |
trinikrono | no apport info! | 17:09 |
Cheesehead | Is it a crash? | 17:09 |
Cheesehead | (apport usually only generates a report during a crash) | 17:09 |
yotux | seems the package is wrong | 17:10 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Good eyes! | 17:10 |
Cheesehead | It indeed lacks a package! | 17:10 |
Cheesehead | What else? | 17:10 |
ashams | lacks files | 17:10 |
yotux | also the doc bar is not directly controlled by nvidia package. | 17:10 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Great spotting! | 17:11 |
yotux | what package did the user install? | 17:11 |
Cheesehead | Perhaps we have an inexperienced reporter? | 17:11 |
yotux | I would ask what package was installed | 17:11 |
Cheesehead | What package would an inexperienced user claim 'recommends' a proprietary video driver? | 17:11 |
yotux | I would assume this | 17:12 |
yotux | but we can't send assumptions to devs / upstream | 17:12 |
trinikrono | jockey? | 17:12 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Yes! | 17:12 |
yotux | I would says ask for me info. wait a while and then possible invalid | 17:13 |
Cheesehead | Possible. | 17:13 |
Cheesehead | Let's explore Jockey for a second. | 17:13 |
Cheesehead | Imagine you are the user. | 17:13 |
Cheesehead | Jockey tells you to install NVIDAI proprietary | 17:14 |
Cheesehead | You restart, and video is great... | 17:14 |
Cheesehead | But now your FN-hotkeys stop working | 17:14 |
Cheesehead | Could this be what the user is trying to say? | 17:14 |
yotux | It could be, the screen shot makes it look like even gui stopped working | 17:15 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono, ashams: What do you think? | 17:15 |
trinikrono | i think | 17:16 |
trinikrono | it sounds the same | 17:16 |
trinikrono | but wont the nvidia package be at fault | 17:16 |
trinikrono | and not jockey? | 17:16 |
ashams | Cheesehead: don't know, maybe Xorg needs reconfig? | 17:16 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Excellent point! | 17:17 |
Cheesehead | How can we help the user narrow the possible problems? | 17:17 |
trinikrono | try the nouveo driver :D | 17:17 |
Cheesehead | Let's try something else - somebody try a quick Google search for the keywords. See if any similar complaints pop up. | 17:18 |
Cheesehead | SOmebody else, try searching the Launchpad bugs, see if this might be a duplicate of an already-reported issue | 17:19 |
trinikrono | you mean to search for similar bugs | 17:19 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Correct! | 17:19 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Why did he think that changing system name would help? | 17:19 |
trinikrono | yes i wondered about that also | 17:20 |
Cheesehead | ashams: People do all kinds of strange stuff. | 17:20 |
* trinikrono needs to goto the grocery for 20mins brb sorry! | 17:20 | |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: See you back soon! | 17:20 |
Cheesehead | When I have a problem, I do strange stuff, too. | 17:21 |
Cheesehead | Then, later, I wonder - why did I do that? | 17:21 |
Cheesehead | Another great place to check is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses | 17:21 |
Cheesehead | to see if any similar class of bugs already has a prepared response | 17:22 |
yotux | I have something close bug 128452 | 17:23 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 128452 in gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu) "brightness control usability issues." [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/128452 | 17:23 |
* Cheesehead is reading it... | 17:25 | |
ashams | Cheesehead: found a lot on lp, but none of them the same as ours | 17:26 |
Cheesehead | Okay, so seems like nothing close enough to be considered a duplicate yet. | 17:27 |
Cheesehead | What's your impression - is this really a bug? Or is it a support request? | 17:27 |
yotux | I would lean toward support | 17:28 |
ashams | Support reques | 17:28 |
ashams | request* | 17:28 |
ashams | is it in acpi pkg? | 17:28 |
Cheesehead | Could it be a bug in the NVIDIA driver? | 17:28 |
Cheesehead | Or int he way the kernel uses the driver? | 17:28 |
ashams | Nvidia works fine | 17:28 |
ashams | when the Nvidia got installed it changed some config | 17:29 |
ashams | maybe in xorg or acpi I assume! | 17:29 |
Cheesehead | So perhaps he should revert to the open driver and see if the issue goes away? | 17:29 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Excellent point! | 17:29 |
yotux | agree | 17:29 |
ashams | let's order him to uninstall Nvidia then install open driver | 17:30 |
* ashams brb after 10 mins, sorry | 17:31 | |
Cheesehead | ashams: See you back in 10 | 17:31 |
Cheesehead | ! | 17:31 |
Cheesehead | (oh, no, everybody's leaving!) | 17:31 |
* Cheesehead laughs | 17:32 | |
yotux | Sorry I'm still here | 17:32 |
Cheesehead | Well, what do you think we ought to do with the poor fellow? | 17:32 |
yotux | I would say he need to revert to open source driver | 17:33 |
yotux | See if this help out | 17:33 |
yotux | I also noticed he install a custom doc bar on the button | 17:33 |
Cheesehead | I missed that! | 17:33 |
yotux | Other software could be effecting configs. Start with open source driver | 17:33 |
yotux | https://launchpadlibrarian.net/77473344/Screenshot-3.png | 17:34 |
yotux | Volume doesn't appear disabled just muted | 17:34 |
Cheesehead | He heh. A doc bar that undoes all the Unity design work... | 17:34 |
Cheesehead | hi, komputes! | 17:34 |
komputes | hi Cheesehead | 17:35 |
Cheesehead | we were just admiring bug 828346 | 17:35 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 828346 in Ubuntu "unable to use volume control and brightness control" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/828346 | 17:35 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Do you think it's possible that one of tose other cusomizations may be trapping the FN-keys? | 17:36 |
yotux | Cheesehead: I not sure how the dock bar works | 17:36 |
komputes | Cheesehead: looking... | 17:36 |
yotux | Cheesehead: it could change the way gnome interacts | 17:36 |
Cheesehead | Nor I. If it were my system, I would revert to working, and install one-at-a-time untill it breaks... | 17:37 |
Cheesehead | A few iterations in different order until I caould isolate the culprit | 17:37 |
yotux | Cheesehead: I would agree | 17:37 |
Cheesehead | ...assuming that installing something really is the culprit | 17:38 |
yotux | Cheesehead: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CairoDock | 17:39 |
yotux | looks like this is the doc bar he installed | 17:39 |
komputes | Cheesehead: would be useful to get the hardware info. assign to linux and ask for apprt-collect bugnumber | 17:40 |
Cheesehead | komputes: Is there a clue that this is a kernel issue? | 17:40 |
komputes | Cheesehead: I was saying that just to get the hardware info, in fact these should be two seperate bugs AFAICT | 17:41 |
Cheesehead | komputes: Whew. I questioned my grip on reality there for a moment! | 17:42 |
yotux | so we need more info to proceed | 17:43 |
yotux | I would say leave user a comment for more info, possible even give instruction on how to get more info | 17:43 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Agreed. I always try to hand-hold the user along the next step if more info is needed. | 17:44 |
Cheesehead | If the user is new to the process (and who han;t been?), then how are they supposed to knw? | 17:44 |
yotux | I myself am not sure what commands to tell him to run | 17:45 |
yotux | I use apport to report most / all of my bugs | 17:45 |
komputes | it's highly likely this is hardware specific | 17:46 |
Cheesehead | Well, for the hardware data collection, I suppose 'apport-collect 828346' | 17:46 |
Cheesehead | komputes: Do you think it's worthwhile for the user to check for an install conflict? The NVIDIA driver? Cairo-dock? | 17:47 |
komputes | ask for apport info, mark incomplete. | 17:48 |
komputes | and subscribe for the follow-up | 17:48 |
crog | Cheesehead: hey there | 17:48 |
Cheesehead | crog: Welcome! | 17:48 |
Cheesehead | crog: Just arrived? Or been following? | 17:48 |
crog | just arrived, but read everything up to now... | 17:48 |
komputes | I would check (if the user has many customizations) to see if it's reproducable in a neutreal testing environment such as a USB installation or LiveCD (latter causing issues if testing nvidia binary) | 17:49 |
Cheesehead | So apport info, check for reproducability, mark incomplete, assign to Linux, subscribe for follow-up? | 17:50 |
Cheesehead | ...advise submitter to check for reproducability... | 17:50 |
yotux | Cheesehead: agree | 17:50 |
crog | newbie question: Does apport help if there wasn't a crash? | 17:51 |
Cheesehead | Apport can be run manually | 17:51 |
Cheesehead | It helps in some situations other than crashes | 17:51 |
Cheesehead | Like gathering hardware info | 17:51 |
Cheesehead | Ready for the next one? | 17:52 |
crog | got it - we need to ask the submitter to run it on his machine, and we'll get config details.... | 17:52 |
Cheesehead | .. | 17:52 |
Cheesehead | Next: Bug 831647 | 17:52 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 831647 in Ubuntu "Unable to change language from System settings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831647 | 17:52 |
Cheesehead | This seems like a pretty easy one at first glance. | 17:53 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Hi again, Ready for the next one | 17:54 |
Cheesehead | Welcome back! We're admiring Bug 831647 | 17:55 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 831647 in Ubuntu "Unable to change language from System settings" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/831647 | 17:55 |
crog | 3rd posted text file: couple local settings are set to gl_ES, but LANG still shows en_US. | 17:55 |
crog | Is next step to try an reproduce? (or possibly some searching first?) | 17:56 |
yotux | first set would be to reproduce | 17:57 |
ashams | I think that he's not using the right way, so let's advice him first | 17:57 |
crog | also first sentence says: "trying to set language, and havn't found a proper way" | 17:57 |
crog | So probably look for documentatoin... | 17:57 |
yotux | also this is alpha distro so how important is this | 17:58 |
yotux | suggest doc, but doc may not be done yet if doc team hasn't gotten to it | 17:58 |
Cheesehead | crog: I think you found a vital piece of evidence in that text file. | 17:58 |
Cheesehead | Many locale settings were changed, but the system language was still en_us, not gl_es | 17:59 |
yotux | I now see that | 17:59 |
crog | regarding docs - I suspect something like "how to change your language" doesn't really change much from version to version | 17:59 |
crog | community docs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingLanguages | 18:00 |
Cheesehead | I don't see the language-support-gl package in his list of installed packages | 18:01 |
crog | This says.... this language will be used for newlyl created users, but not for your future sessions. | 18:01 |
crog | To change for your next session, you need to change it from your login screen. | 18:01 |
crog | I have 11.10 in a virtual machine. Is it worth taking the time to follow these steps and see if there are any problems? | 18:02 |
yotux | the names have changed and the structure has changed also | 18:02 |
crog | Or should we just point the user to this wiki page? | 18:03 |
yotux | I would say refer to wiki | 18:03 |
yotux | its easy to get to the right place from there | 18:03 |
yotux | system settings -> lang. support | 18:03 |
yotux | This is the new unity was | 18:03 |
Cheesehead | Launchpad has a feature to convert support requests into Launchpad Answers | 18:04 |
yotux | was = way sorry | 18:04 |
yotux | I read something about that | 18:04 |
Cheesehead | Right-hand-column: Convert to a question | 18:04 |
crog | Cheesehead: Yeah - seems like that's the way to go.. | 18:04 |
yotux | I agree | 18:05 |
Cheesehead | So, the consensus is convert to a Launchpad Question, and the answer explains and points to the wiki? | 18:05 |
yotux | Cheesehead: since the wikik direction are from back in 2009 do we also need to make a doc request to update? | 18:06 |
ashams | Cheesehead: wait | 18:06 |
ashams | we need to ask him to use the right way before converting to a request | 18:06 |
ashams | we're not sure if it's abug of not | 18:06 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Most wiki updates are user-created. So you and I can do that. | 18:06 |
Cheesehead | ashams: That's an excellent point! | 18:07 |
crog | before updating wiki, I'd verify the steps, and try out another language for a session or two. | 18:07 |
Cheesehead | crog: Definitely! | 18:07 |
ashams | crog: gr8 | 18:08 |
Cheesehead | So the consensus is to: | 18:08 |
Cheesehead | 1) Ask the user to try it the right way - confirm if it's a bug or not | 18:08 |
Cheesehead | 2) If it's not a bug, convert to a question | 18:08 |
Cheesehead | 3) Spend a bit of time updating the Wiki (submitter may want to help?) | 18:09 |
* ashams agrees | 18:09 | |
Cheesehead | 4) Subscribe to the bug for follow-up, of course | 18:09 |
Cheesehead | Any final comments on this bug? | 18:10 |
Cheesehead | .. | 18:11 |
crog | nope - sounds good | 18:11 |
ashams | nope, sounds very good | 18:11 |
Cheesehead | Here's one I had a second look at: Bug 86896 | 18:11 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 86896 in apt (Ubuntu) "apt's daily cron job locks the apt lists against package managers" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/86896 | 18:11 |
Cheesehead | Before trying to figure out the problem... | 18:12 |
Cheesehead | ...see if there is anything strange going on. | 18:12 |
crog | submitter changed to confirmed... | 18:13 |
Cheesehead | crog: Yes indeed. Confirmiong your own bug is a big no-no | 18:13 |
crog | other than that - this is for Jaunty - need to have him try on a current version | 18:14 |
crog | I havne't had a chance to review the Triage guide in full, but I'd look for a way to mark it invalid | 18:15 |
crog | If it's a problem, it can be resubmitted. | 18:15 |
Cheesehead | Yeah, it's 4 years old. | 18:15 |
Cheesehead | But, um...what's the problem? | 18:16 |
crog | well, since you said not to look at that yet... (jk) | 18:16 |
ashams | Why would apt-get hang, bad connection, broken packages, a crash? | 18:16 |
crog | might it be waiting for a lock as well? | 18:17 |
crog | ahhh - any in his post marked "repeating" | 18:17 |
crog | His apt is looking for a feisty file, and not finding it. | 18:18 |
Cheesehead | crog: AWESOME spotting! | 18:18 |
Cheesehead | Is this really a bug at all? | 18:18 |
crog | small chance it could be, but most likely a confirguration issue | 18:19 |
crog | man... irc lets through a whole lot more typos and mispellings than email. | 18:19 |
Cheesehead | crog: Sure does. | 18:20 |
ashams | crog: Excellent | 18:20 |
ashams | It is a bug | 18:20 |
crog | I don't know that it's a bug | 18:21 |
ashams | because apt isn't updated by system update | 18:21 |
Cheesehead | Is this issue (bug or misconfiguration) going to be reproducable? | 18:21 |
ashams | I think it's not a misconfig, because it was made auto | 18:22 |
crog | it's logging the reason | 18:22 |
crog | ashams: do we know that? | 18:22 |
ashams | crog: Not sure :P | 18:22 |
crog | Cheesehead: not on those versions | 18:23 |
Cheesehead | Shouldn't /var/lib/apt/lists be cleaned during a release-upgrade? | 18:23 |
* ashams has no idea | 18:23 | |
crog | Cheesehead: perhaps... Again, it maybe something that has already been fixed. | 18:24 |
crog | may also be that apt was fine, and there was a power outage when he upgraded from Feisty to Jaunty | 18:24 |
Cheesehead | Or some other non-critical error that prevented the cleaning | 18:25 |
crog | Someone with the expertise could re-read through the install scripts to see whether such a cleanup step exists | 18:25 |
crog | to confirm whether it's a bug. | 18:25 |
crog | brb... | 18:26 |
Cheesehead | Since it's 4 years old, should we check with the submitter to see if it's still a issue? | 18:26 |
ashams | Cheesehead: yep | 18:27 |
Cheesehead | A response like https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Old_untouched_bugs ? | 18:28 |
Cheesehead | and mark incomplete, and subscribe to the bug for follow-up? | 18:28 |
ashams | Cheesehead: I hate those tedious responses | 18:28 |
Cheesehead | ashams: They do have their place. | 18:29 |
ashams | Cheesehead: copy-n-paste reponses and reporters will fly away ;) | 18:29 |
Cheesehead | It's nice to know that the pre-written response is polite, appropriate for the situation, and covers most use cases. You can always personalize it more. | 18:30 |
Cheesehead | Perhaps "I've been looking this over, and I noticed that... and then a second paragraph incorparating the pre-written response." | 18:30 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Great point - sometimes the pre-written response is mistaken nor not-caring. | 18:31 |
Cheesehead | /nor/for | 18:31 |
Cheesehead | I have seen copy-n-paste responses used inappropriately, too. | 18:32 |
ashams | Cheesehead: I usually love to refine them before replying | 18:32 |
ashams | Cheesehead: let's focus on triage :D | 18:32 |
Cheesehead | Everyone having fun? | 18:32 |
Cheesehead | Anyone learning anything? | 18:33 |
crog | yep | 18:33 |
crog | yep | 18:33 |
ashams | yep, a lot | 18:33 |
Cheesehead | How about Next: Bug 340417 | 18:33 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 340417 in cron (Ubuntu) "cron crashed with SIGSEGV in __kernel_vsyscall()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/340417 | 18:33 |
yotux | yeah | 18:33 |
Cheesehead | Here you see apport in action on a crash. | 18:34 |
ashams | bad description:( | 18:35 |
Cheesehead | ashams: What's bad about it? | 18:35 |
ashams | Cheesehead: 1 line description, strange | 18:36 |
Cheesehead | ashams: It can be hard to describe what's important, especially if you are too close ot the problem | 18:36 |
Cheesehead | /ot/to | 18:36 |
* ashams convinced | 18:37 | |
Cheesehead | In this case, when you get to the comments, you can see a triager has already been here. | 18:37 |
crog | I think jdstrand has already asked the important questions | 18:38 |
ashams | yeah, and no response since that | 18:38 |
crog | based on the stacktrace - looks like it's mostly system calls | 18:38 |
crog | Could be cron | 18:38 |
crog | Could be kernel | 18:38 |
crog | could be hard-ware dependant | 18:39 |
Cheesehead | Question: When a triager asks a question, what change should you make to the bug to indicate that a reply is expected? | 18:39 |
crog | It says this is in a virtual machine - so could be that | 18:39 |
ashams | if HW-dependent, itmight be the VM | 18:39 |
ashams | crog: bingo | 18:39 |
Cheesehead | Anyone know how to mark a bug? | 18:40 |
crog | Cheesehead: Change status to Incomplete... | 18:40 |
Cheesehead | crog: ding ding ding! | 18:40 |
crog | so for this one, we probbaly just do that and move on. | 18:41 |
Cheesehead | That's right. So jdstrand didn't mark the bug Incomplete. | 18:41 |
Cheesehead | What can we do about it? | 18:42 |
Cheesehead | (Triage is all about people, and people make mistakes all the time. Just look at my spelling!) | 18:42 |
crog | I think we should just mark the bug and go on... | 18:43 |
ashams | YES | 18:43 |
crog | we could (maybe should) send jdstrand an email | 18:43 |
ashams | crog: why, he already did his job | 18:44 |
Cheesehead | Or, perhaps, jump into #ubuntu-bugs, and see if he's there? | 18:44 |
crog | I probably wouldn't | 18:44 |
ashams | may be we need to remind the reporter | 18:44 |
crog | because not everyone likes to see their errors pointed out. | 18:44 |
crog | But... if we don't let them know, they may continue missing this important step. | 18:44 |
ashams | 9.04 is almost at EOL | 18:44 |
Cheesehead | "jdstrand: On bug 340417, is it okay if I mark the bug Incomplete?" | 18:45 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 340417 in cron (Ubuntu) "cron crashed with SIGSEGV in __kernel_vsyscall()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/340417 | 18:45 |
* trinikrono back :D | 18:45 | |
Cheesehead | welcome back! | 18:45 |
Cheesehead | I generally recommend checking with a previous triager before trying to redo their work | 18:45 |
Cheesehead | We have all been in a situation where two teachers try to teach the same thing... | 18:46 |
crog | Cheesehead: Yes, Jamie is in that channel now - it's a good idea! | 18:46 |
Cheesehead | and step all over each other. | 18:46 |
Cheesehead | Or a restaurant or store where two people interfere with each other and give you (the customer) a bad experience | 18:47 |
Cheesehead | and we have all had some work partner who made *more* work for us instead of less | 18:47 |
Cheesehead | I predict 95% chance that jdstrand doesn;t remember this bug and has not problem with us going ahead and marking it incomplete... | 18:48 |
crog | Cheesehead: a big factor is if you know the person... | 18:48 |
Cheesehead | But in the Ubuntu community it's still polite to ask and check first | 18:48 |
crog | if youre on the same page, it's probably find to just go ahead. | 18:49 |
Cheesehead | crog: Well, now you'll know him. | 18:49 |
crog | re: asking first - yes, great idea | 18:49 |
crog | doh! | 18:49 |
Cheesehead | heh heh. I just left a message fro crog in #ubuntu-bugs | 18:50 |
trinikrono | lol | 18:50 |
trinikrono | so what are we working on now | 18:50 |
trinikrono | i see alot went on | 18:50 |
Cheesehead | We're wrapping up 340417 | 18:50 |
crog | we're ready for another one, right? | 18:50 |
Cheesehead | Is the consesnsus to check with jdstrand, then invalidate the bug? | 18:50 |
Cheesehead | /invalidate/inccomplete | 18:50 |
crog | righto | 18:51 |
ashams | it's just a mistake, what can it be else? | 18:51 |
ashams | jdstrand: made a simple mistake, no more, I assume | 18:51 |
Cheesehead | Agreed, I'm sure it's a mistake. But it's polite to ask. | 18:51 |
trinikrono | i think better to just mark it incomplete | 18:52 |
trinikrono | unless you know jdstrand personally | 18:52 |
Cheesehead | Is there a hurry? It's been open a year? | 18:52 |
Cheesehead | I don't know jdstrand personally. | 18:52 |
crog | Cheesehead: right, but if you don' change it, it will be another year | 18:52 |
ashams | We can just reply again and mark it incomplete, thus we cover jdstrand ;) | 18:53 |
trinikrono | it looks like it should of been marked incomplete in the first place | 18:53 |
trinikrono | since it was questions he asked | 18:53 |
Cheesehead | One more moment on this issue - this is actually pretty important. | 18:53 |
trinikrono | i think the best thing | 18:53 |
Cheesehead | In this case, I go back to the Code of Conduct | 18:53 |
trinikrono | is to ask if the user still experiences the problem | 18:53 |
ashams | what CoC can do? | 18:54 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: That's also a valid course of action. | 18:54 |
ashams | can Coc do?* | 18:54 |
Cheesehead | The Code of Conduct: Patience and Respect | 18:54 |
Cheesehead | We don;t know the culture of either the submitter or jdstrand, | 18:54 |
Cheesehead | so we should be as polite as possible | 18:54 |
Cheesehead | There are cultures where it's okay to dive in (India), and other where it's not (Japan) | 18:55 |
ashams | but if we told him about such a mistake, we may cause Embarrassment | 18:55 |
Cheesehead | We can tell him in an indirect way, by asking if he approves this course of action. | 18:56 |
Cheesehead | Every culture has a way of pointing out mistakes. Me must simply use an apprporate way | 18:56 |
crog | Cheesehead: yes - your approach @ 13:45 is the best approach. In this case we know how to reach them. | 18:57 |
Cheesehead | Ooh, lots of mispellings there! | 18:57 |
crog | What if we didn't? leave it open? | 18:57 |
crog | I suspect this is not a huge important bug, or it would have been dealt with sooner. | 18:57 |
Cheesehead | If we simply closed it, then we might be making extra wlor for somebody else. | 18:57 |
crog | But a bug that sits in limbo doesn't healp anyone | 18:57 |
Cheesehead | /wlor/work | 18:57 |
crog | No - don't close it. | 18:58 |
crog | make a best effort to ask first, and then mark incomplete | 18:58 |
Cheesehead | crog: Agreed. | 18:58 |
ashams | crog: I agree too | 18:58 |
ashams | consensus ? | 18:58 |
Cheesehead | We all make mistakes. We all want to be told nicely about them. We all want to improve. | 18:58 |
Cheesehead | Consensus: Contact jdstrand, then makr Incomplete? | 18:59 |
* Cheesehead curses his fumbly fingers | 18:59 | |
* Cheesehead laughs | 19:00 | |
crog | y | 19:00 |
Cheesehead | Next: Bug 83389 | 19:00 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 83389 in htdig (Ubuntu) "weekly cron job fails" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/83389 | 19:00 |
Cheesehead | (Yes, a cron theme today) | 19:00 |
Cheesehead | Is anyone unfamiliar with the apt-cache commands? | 19:02 |
crog | eckhofer confirmed the bug, but the status is not confirmed | 19:03 |
crog | Cheesehead: I am | 19:03 |
crog | (unfamilar) | 19:03 |
Cheesehead | crog: Good spotting of confirmation | 19:03 |
Cheesehead | apt-cache is an incredibly handy little utility | 19:03 |
Cheesehead | pop open a terminal and do a 'apt-cache search firefox' | 19:04 |
Cheesehead | It will show you every package in the cache with the word firefox in the title or description | 19:04 |
Cheesehead | Then, try apt-cache show firefox for the database entry for the package | 19:04 |
Cheesehead | including description and dependencies | 19:05 |
Cheesehead | Since it's all text, it's greppable (very handy) | 19:05 |
Cheesehead | In this bug, do the comments indicate that we seem to have a missing dependency? | 19:05 |
crog | right - but I'd need to install htdig to check this. | 19:06 |
Cheesehead | no, you just need apt-cache | 19:06 |
crog | or I know synaptic lists the dependancies, so I'd probably go there. | 19:06 |
crog | yeah - I see... | 19:06 |
crog | thanks | 19:06 |
Cheesehead | apt-cache and synaptic pull from the same source. | 19:06 |
Cheesehead | Try 'apt-cache depends htdig' | 19:07 |
crog | awesome tool then | 19:07 |
Cheesehead | And then try 'apt-cache rdepends htdig', too. | 19:07 |
Cheesehead | Very handy for looking for something specific, like packaged that handle dotty files: 'apt-cache search dotty' | 19:07 |
Cheesehead | So, what are the current lockfile dependencies for htdig? | 19:08 |
crog | the dependency is listed - so the problems' likely already fixed | 19:08 |
Cheesehead | ashams: What do you think? | 19:09 |
crog | Id' ask them to try again on a current version | 19:09 |
Cheesehead | trinikrono: Any opinion? | 19:09 |
crog | or better - track down the specific version that contains the fix | 19:09 |
Cheesehead | crog: http://changelogs.ubuntu/com | 19:09 |
Cheesehead | yotux: Still with us? | 19:10 |
ashams | Cheesehead: I don't know why you check deps? | 19:10 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Becasue of this comment: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/htdig/+bug/83389/comments/3 | 19:11 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 83389 in htdig (Ubuntu) "weekly cron job fails" [Low,New] | 19:11 |
crog | ashams: the person that said they confirmed specifically mentioned that was the cause of the problem - a missing dependency | 19:11 |
Cheesehead | But then they didn't do the next step... | 19:11 |
Cheesehead | What is the next step? | 19:11 |
crog | I think we want to assume they're correct - though its possible the submitter and confirmer are not looking at exactly the same problem, it's most likly the case | 19:12 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Yeah, now I see, thanks :D | 19:12 |
Cheesehead | ashams: That's way we do this together! | 19:12 |
ashams | but why the daily runs when weekly does? | 19:13 |
Cheesehead | Great question! | 19:13 |
Cheesehead | Take a look at your crontabs. When do your daily and weekly run? | 19:14 |
Cheesehead | One day each week, mine run 22 minutes apart. | 19:15 |
Cheesehead | The daily has 22 minutes to finish before weekly runs. | 19:15 |
ashams | yeah! | 19:16 |
Cheesehead | In this case, weekly cannot create a lockfile. | 19:17 |
Cheesehead | Normally, that should happen only if daily is still running. | 19:17 |
ashams | I see | 19:18 |
Cheesehead | Anacron will also affect it | 19:18 |
crog | Cheesehead: you mentioned http://changelogs.ubuntu.com | 19:18 |
crog | I think it was faster to go to | 19:18 |
crog | https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/htdig/+changelog | 19:18 |
crog | unless there's a good way to search the changlogs site | 19:18 |
Cheesehead | ashams: If you turn oun your computer, sometime around when they bothe run, anacron will reschedule them so they don;t try to run at the same time. | 19:19 |
crog | This was fixed in feisty | 19:19 |
Cheesehead | crog: Great point! I never though of that! | 19:19 |
crog | closed but #364022 | 19:19 |
Cheesehead | Bug 346022 | 19:19 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 346022 in Whyteboard "Fill tool doesn't get saved" [Medium,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/346022 | 19:19 |
Cheesehead | Bug 364022 | 19:19 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 364022 in nautilus (Ubuntu) "can not preview thumbnail of media file in nautilus" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/364022 | 19:19 |
crog | I mean closes bug # yeah, you know | 19:20 |
Cheesehead | Was that a gnome bug? | 19:20 |
crog | maybe a typo in the bug number in the change log? | 19:20 |
ashams | Cheesehead: you are brilliant :D | 19:20 |
* ashams brb in 10 mins, sorry :( | 19:21 | |
Cheesehead | No, I'm just the guy who showed up. You should meet my brother. *He's* incredible. | 19:21 |
crog | if we could find the bug it really fixes, we could mark as duplicate, link them, close this one | 19:21 |
crog | Or... just mark this as fix released. | 19:21 |
Cheesehead | crog: Exactly | 19:21 |
* Cheesehead is cruising, looking for that bug | 19:22 | |
crog | Cheesehead: might the bug number in the change log be an upstream number, or is that a Ubuntu-specific thing? | 19:23 |
Cheesehead | I googled the string "htdig now depends on lockfile-progs" | 19:23 |
Cheesehead | It's a Debian bug number | 19:24 |
Cheesehead | http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=364022 | 19:24 |
lubotu1 | Debian bug 364022 in htdig "should depend on lockfile-progs because of /etc/cron.weekly/htdig" [Serious,Fixed] | 19:24 |
Cheesehead | Another option is to upstream thi bug to Debian. | 19:24 |
Cheesehead | Launchpad will figure out that it's fixed and close the bug for us. | 19:25 |
crog | nice | 19:25 |
Cheesehead | Changelog link (for reference): https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/htdig/1:3.2.0b6-1 | 19:26 |
EgyParadox | Bug 1 | 19:26 |
Cheesehead | EgyParadox: Hello! | 19:26 |
EgyParadox | Hii | 19:26 |
EgyParadox | Hi* | 19:26 |
Cheesehead | Funny that the 'bot didn;t pick it up | 19:26 |
Cheesehead | Bug #1 | 19:26 |
EgyParadox | yeah lol | 19:26 |
Cheesehead | Bug #0001 | 19:26 |
EgyParadox | the most important bug I believe | 19:27 |
Cheesehead | Oh, well. | 19:27 |
Cheesehead | True, working on it... | 19:27 |
EgyParadox | Does anybody have issues with the document viewer? | 19:27 |
EgyParadox | oneriic | 19:27 |
Cheesehead | Well, mine doesn't make me a sandwich. | 19:28 |
Cheesehead | But mine's not 11.10 | 19:28 |
Cheesehead | What sorts of problems? | 19:28 |
ashams | Cheesehead: pick a bug for evince? | 19:28 |
Cheesehead | Okay, one moment... | 19:29 |
EgyParadox | it turns out the files are corrupt :S | 19:29 |
Cheesehead | https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/evince | 19:30 |
ashams | EgyParadox: it might be the doc itself | 19:30 |
Cheesehead | EgyParadox: Do they open in other viewers? Or older versions? | 19:30 |
EgyParadox | nope | 19:30 |
ashams | EgyParadox: Files relly corrupted | 19:30 |
ashams | really* | 19:30 |
Cheesehead | Here we are: Bug 287646 | 19:32 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 287646 in evince (Ubuntu) "Default window size is unhelpfully small" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/287646 | 19:32 |
Cheesehead | (I like that bot) | 19:32 |
Cheesehead | You can see that we haven;t even *touched* real traiging, we're still just wading through non-bugs, and old, un-followed-up stuff | 19:33 |
Cheesehead | That's why it's considered good practice to subscribe to the bugs you work, and follow up on them | 19:34 |
Cheesehead | So nobody comes along a year or three later and asks "Why is this still open?" | 19:34 |
Cheesehead | You can see that following up on bugs is a weakness in our community. | 19:35 |
crog | I'm not even seeing what the problem is... | 19:35 |
Cheesehead | EgyParadox, ashams: What do you think? | 19:36 |
ashams | not evince at all | 19:37 |
Cheesehead | What could it be? | 19:38 |
ashams | compiz | 19:38 |
ashams | bug 730495 is fixed, we should ask reporter if it still exists | 19:39 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 730495 in compiz (Ubuntu) "unity-window-decorator doesn't start on secondary X session" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/730495 | 19:39 |
Cheesehead | Commets #5 and #6 on that blocking bug seem related to this problem | 19:39 |
Cheesehead | Agreed that asking the submitter if it's still an issue is the way to go. | 19:40 |
Cheesehead | But why didn't the last triager (Martin Wildam) do that? | 19:41 |
Cheesehead | Any ideas on why our bug was left hanging? | 19:42 |
crog | as i read the description, and see the screenshot - i think it's not a bug | 19:43 |
Cheesehead | Also, take a look at the original report date | 19:43 |
Cheesehead | crog: What do you think it is? | 19:44 |
crog | Cheesehead: ?? user expectation? | 19:44 |
crog | re: reported dates 08/intrepid... "same behavior in natty 2011" | 19:45 |
Cheesehead | In Ubuntu, behavior that is clearly wrong or unexpected can be safely considered a bug. | 19:46 |
Cheesehead | The developer didn't intend for the evince window to be unusably small | 19:46 |
ashams | mwildam is not a bug triager, probably he didn't know what to do | 19:48 |
crog | I'm still not seeing it - even zooming in on the screenshot - where is the "small unreadable" evince? | 19:48 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Good spot! He was probably new, and untrained. | 19:48 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Lots of new, untrained people hanging around, and he perhaps didn't ask for advice in #ubuntu-bugs | 19:49 |
crog | agree w/ ashams | 19:49 |
ashams | I just checked his lp profile, https://launchpad.net/~mwildam | 19:50 |
ashams | he's not amember of bugsquad | 19:50 |
ashams | :P | 19:50 |
ashams | may be GreaseMonkey scripts can help on this | 19:50 |
Cheesehead | When you run across somebody like this, interested but unskilled... | 19:50 |
Cheesehead | we have all been in that position, too. | 19:51 |
Cheesehead | And we will see many more as Ubuntu grows | 19:51 |
ashams | yeah, just had to | 19:51 |
Cheesehead | What can we do about this bug? | 19:51 |
ashams | https://launchpad.net/launchpad-gm-scripts does the job every time i need to know some about reporters/commenters | 19:52 |
Cheesehead | Yes it does! | 19:52 |
Cheesehead | You can also just click on their name. | 19:52 |
ashams | Cheesehead: If we're sure it's a dup of bug 730495, let's just mark it | 19:53 |
lubotu1 | Launchpad bug 730495 in compiz (Ubuntu) "unity-window-decorator doesn't start on secondary X session" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/730495 | 19:53 |
Cheesehead | It may not be a dupe. | 19:53 |
Cheesehead | Or, rather, I am not skilled enough to say that it's a dupe. | 19:53 |
ashams | so... | 19:53 |
Cheesehead | We could ask in #ubuntu-bugs if they think the two are dupes | 19:54 |
ashams | nice idea, let's do it | 19:54 |
ashams | ok? | 19:54 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Go for it! | 19:54 |
Cheesehead | .. | 19:55 |
Cheesehead | Whoa! Look at the time! | 19:55 |
Cheesehead | Has everyone had a good time? | 19:55 |
Cheesehead | Learned anything? | 19:55 |
crog | much! - thanks Cheesehead | 19:55 |
ashams | MUCH | 19:56 |
Cheesehead | crog: What do you think of bugs now? | 19:56 |
Cheesehead | I hope you got something out of it. | 19:56 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Thank you very nuch :D | 19:56 |
crog | yes indeed | 19:56 |
Cheesehead | ashams: Thanks for coming by and contributing so much! | 19:56 |
ashams | Cheesehead: :D | 19:57 |
ashams | crog: :D | 19:57 |
Cheesehead | crog: Thanks for SIX HOURS of your holiday weekend! | 19:57 |
crog | 5 1/2 | 19:57 |
crog | and as you say - no work tomorrow!!! | 19:57 |
ashams | thanks all | 19:57 |
Cheesehead | Thanks so much for a successful bug jam! | 19:58 |
Cheesehead | #endevent! | 19:58 |
* Cheesehead heads out to the atrium for a drink | 19:58 | |
ashams | Cheesehead: go to #ubuntu-bugs | 19:59 |
Cheesehead | ashams: I saw | 20:01 |
Cheesehead | I'll contact the previous triager, and ask the original submitter if it's still an issue. | 20:02 |
ashams | Cheesehead: correct step | 20:03 |
ashams | good luck | 20:03 |
Cheesehead | You saw that the #ubuntu-bugs people are friendly and helpful. | 20:04 |
Cheesehead | A great resource when you get stuck! | 20:04 |
Cheesehead | komputes, trinkono, crog, ashams, EgyParadox, yotux: Thanks for coming by, contributing, and making this jam a success! | 20:06 |
komputes | woohoo \0/ | 20:06 |
ashams | Cheesehead: thanks to you | 20:06 |
crog | yeah - thanks a bunch | 20:07 |
EgyParadox | thanks alot :D | 20:10 |
EgyParadox | when will the ubj end? | 20:11 |
ashams | It have just ended | 20:13 |
EgyParadox | globally? | 20:14 |
Cheesehead | Philospohy: Does anything ever truly end? | 20:18 |
Cheesehead | (not including hardware warranties, which really do end) | 20:19 |
EgyParadox | I mean | 20:24 |
crog | ubj event site says Sept 2-4 | 20:24 |
crog | The WI loco event was today from 12-3pm (CST). | 20:25 |
EgyParadox | The Ubuntu Global Jam is an incredible opportunity for the Ubuntu community to unite together around the weekend of 2 - 4 September 2011 | 20:25 |
EgyParadox | yeah | 20:25 |
EgyParadox | oh ok | 20:25 |
crog | I think EgyParadox is asking if we're done in our channel... is there someplace else he can help out? | 20:25 |
crog | Since the weekend isn't over yet... | 20:25 |
crog | I don't know the answer... | 20:26 |
crog | or maybe that's not what you were asking. | 20:26 |
ashams | EgyParadox: In Egypt, we still have today, sept 4th, to do it again ;) | 20:26 |
ashams | EgyParadox: 1 1/2 hrs left | 20:27 |
Cheesehead | Hey, you don't need me. You guys did all the work anyway! | 20:34 |
trinikrono | thanks for having us :D | 20:36 |
* Cheesehead goes to start preparing dinner for the family | 20:36 | |
trinikrono | not bread and cheese i hope | 20:36 |
Cheesehead | September, so the in-deason foods are grilled corn and hamburgers. | 20:37 |
Cheesehead | /deason/season | 20:37 |
ashams | Cheesehead: Bon a Petit | 20:40 |
ashams | bye guys, I had a real great time with you :D | 20:45 |
ashams | Thanks for the gr8 session | 20:46 |
EgyParadox | Cheesehead: Do you manage any projects on launchpad? | 21:00 |
Cheesehead | EgyParadox: I do not. Why? | 21:01 |
EgyParadox | just asking | 21:01 |
Cheesehead | I spend quite a bit of time over at Brainstorm... | 21:02 |
EgyParadox | brainstorm? | 21:02 |
Cheesehead | http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com | 21:03 |
Cheesehead | The I-have-an-idea-and-don't-know-what-to-do-about-it website. | 21:03 |
EgyParadox | I see | 21:07 |
EgyParadox | oh that portal for suggestions/ideas | 21:10 |
Cheesehead | That's the one. | 21:10 |
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