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scott-workthere's still quite a bit of stuff to try to fix for oneiric which we also talked about in the last meeting12:44
scott-workif i made a blueprint to give it some organization would people still be interested in getting it done12:44
scott-workastraljava: shnatsel holstein falktx scott-work ?12:44
shnatselhmm?12:45
scott-worki think this still includes icons, finding and implementing a theme, testing menu & lightdm fix, xubuntu session as default12:45
scott-workshnatsel: the two sentences before i pinged people12:46
shnatsellightdm - on my radar, needed both for elementary and US12:46
falktxscott-work: are the menu and lightdm packages updated in the repos now?12:46
shnatselscott-work: live dvd builds - totally undocumented and build system just changed12:46
shnatselscott-work: I can't set it up locally because there are no docs12:47
shnatselscott-work: the blueprint about docs: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-o-live-build12:47
shnatselscott-work: also needed for UGR and elementary12:47
scott-workshnatsel: WOAH!  either i had a dream or i really read this, but it seemed like i found out how to do the seed building thing12:47
scott-workyou just made me kinda remember this (must have been a dream then)12:48
shnatselscott-work: the system I was aware of is obsolete12:48
scott-workah12:48
shnatselscott-work: they changed it to debian-live12:48
scott-workfalktx: i don't know, i was waiting for astraljava to poke me when it was done12:48
shnatselscott-work: they were using https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-cdimage/debian-cd/ubuntu12:49
scott-worki also gave him the new package names to include in the seeds per our meeting and mailing list discussion12:49
shnatselscott-work: but now they're using debian-live, UGR guy did a nice research on that: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ugr-live/+spec/ugr-live-build12:49
falktxscott-work: the menu fix is not pushed to the repos yet :(12:50
shnatselscott-work: I pinged infinity (the assignee) about blueprint status, no luck12:50
scott-workshnatsel: would you be available to help resolve either the 'xubuntu as default session' issue or the 'get icons working in oneiric' issue?12:51
scott-worki _think_ i have a line on the default xubuntu session fix12:51
scott-worki had done something similar with 'ubuntu classic' vs 'ubuntu' (i.e. gnome-panel vs unity)12:51
shnatselscott-work: default session12:51
shnatselscott-work: I know how to fix it12:51
shnatselscott-work: don't worry12:52
scott-workshnatsel: cool and sweetness :)12:52
shnatselscott-work: I have all the info from the horse's mouth12:52
scott-worklol, which horse?12:52
shnatselscott-work: didrocks12:52
scott-workhe does rock, he was the one who helped me before as well12:52
scott-workvery cool dude12:52
shnatselyes12:52
scott-workvery patient with some as ignorant about that stuff as i was12:52
falktxscott-work: what can I do to help right now?12:53
scott-workfalktx: do you think you can help with getting the icons up and running well along with helping with the theme issues?12:53
falktxah, icons12:53
falktxscott-work: let me push the code and see what's missing12:54
scott-workfalktx: also when we start getting a website demo created and working can you help with researching iframes and see if we can pull the wiki information into the website?12:54
scott-workthanks both shnatsel and falktx 12:54
scott-workas soon as astraljava pushes code i'm waiting to test12:55
falktxyes12:55
falktxscott-work: knome is working on the site, right?12:55
shnatselscott-work: If I were you, I'd just use elementary or some other decent pre-made theme. Xubuntu and lubuntu already use variations of it, + ubuntu uses a variation of elementary icons.12:56
scott-workshnatsel: is the elementary theme in launchpad and in the official repos?  otherwise we can't use them :(12:56
shnatselscott-work: of course in official repos12:56
scott-workeven better :)12:56
scott-workfalktx: did you see what shnatsel said about the elementary theme/icons ?12:57
scott-work^^^12:57
shnatselscott-work: they also have lots of XFCE symlinks12:57
falktxscott-work: what's so bad about the current US icon theme?12:57
shnatselscott-work: I'm not sure if it's sufficient though12:57
shnatselfalktx: if you switch to elementary icons, you get XFCE symlinks for free, + consistency with other ubuntu flavours12:58
scott-workoh, sorry...are we talking about the theme or the icon set?  i might be confusing myself and everyone else12:58
shnatselthe elementary xfwm theme might be not in ubuntu repos yet (I haven't checked tbh)12:59
falktxwhat about oxygen icons?13:00
falktx(the ones from kde)13:00
scott-workfalktx: i'm not opposed to the ubuntu studio theme or icon set, i just want something that will be easy to implement and maintain at this point13:00
falktxscott-work: btw, here's how kx theme looks like - http://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/tmp/scr017.png13:01
shnatselwell, that's KDE13:02
scott-workfalktx: which theme is that?13:02
falktxmine13:02
scott-workkx theme, sorry i see that in the text now13:02
falktxshnatsel: not just kde, it's kde, qt4, gtk2 and qt313:02
scott-workfalktx: is that in the ubuntu repos?  otherwise we can't directly use it13:02
falktxscott-work: the required dependencies are (qtcurve), we would just need the config13:03
falktxbut I guess this is too much dark for most people13:03
scott-workit's great to have a brand, some visual element that immediate designates who and what we are, but some of the releases have been shite (IMO)13:05
scott-workand it's kinda weird to have a good looking release that is falling apart and not performing as well as it could13:05
falktxscott-work: is this the branch - https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-icon-theme/UbuntuStudio ?13:06
scott-worki'm not dictating which theme we go for but i'd rather invest the time into fixing things and using an existing theme that is just simple and clean and even gray everywhere13:06
scott-workfalktx: yes, i believe that is13:06
scott-workfalktx: let me get an example of what i'm talking about13:07
scott-worklook at the third screenshot:  http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Ambiance+dark?content=13287513:07
scott-worki think we've seen this before13:07
scott-workbut dont' focus on any one particular feature or color....13:08
scott-worki'm not saying "steal this color" or "use this decoration"13:08
falktxgee, ugly13:08
scott-workwhat i'm saying is that this is clean and elegant...simple and direct13:08
scott-workreally?13:08
falktxyes, it all looks the same13:08
falktxit might look cool in the first instance, but I seriously believe you'll get tired of that theme pretty quick13:09
falktxno colors...13:09
scott-worki'm not worried about colors so much, i don't think one of the goals for ubuntu studio is to provide a beautiful desktop but rather an extremely functional desktop that gets out of the way and allows user to create13:10
scott-workto pervert a shuttleworth saying "beauty is not a feature"13:10
scott-workif we get beauty as well, that's great then :)13:10
falktxscott-work: let me try and check what can be done about the icons13:11
scott-workfalktx: okay, but just to make the point, i wouldn't necessarily oppose the kx theme as it has many of the qualities i describe as desirable13:11
scott-workalthough the only thing i would immediate suggest is the differentiate between the black background and the black windows more13:12
falktxscott-work: the problem with dark themes is that many apps don't repect them, so some text becames unreadable13:12
scott-workfalktx: very true13:12
scott-worksome of my thoughts have been revolving around a light gray and slighly dark gray theme13:13
falktxscott-work: the difference should be visible with a brighter shadow13:13
scott-workfrom what i've seen of elementary, i like it13:13
scott-workfalktx: look at the 'midori' page here:  http://elementaryos.org/discover13:14
scott-worki'm not suggesting we replicate this, but that window dressing is amost clinically clean and simple13:14
falktxok13:14
falktxscott-work: so, do you prefer to keep the US icon, fixed for xfce, or use a new one?13:15
scott-worksorry falktx, i'm probably confusing you with all this :)13:15
falktxhm?13:15
scott-workfalktx: my completely main and overriding concern right now is finding the easiest to implement and maintain at this moment13:16
scott-workconfusing = describing very intangible (and sometimes seemingly contrary) qualities about a desktop theme13:16
scott-workwithout actually telling you what it looks like13:17
falktxscott-work: we should just get a working theme for now13:17
scott-workabsolutely13:17
falktxscott-work: next release, I truly believe qtcurve should be used13:17
falktxno more cross-desktop problems13:17
scott-workfalktx: i say let's head that direction at that time then13:17
scott-workshnatsel: can you help me understand a little more about elementary?13:20
falktxscott-work: let me post some screens using qtcurve.13:20
falktxhttp://kde-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/112688-1.png13:20
shnatselscott-work: sure, what do you want to know?13:21
scott-workfalktx: that has some very pleasing qualities13:21
scott-workshnatsel: looking at the 'midori' page on the http://elementaryos.org/discover page...13:21
falktxhttp://kde-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/126954-1.jpg13:22
scott-workshnatsel: the window dressings on midori make me want to understand how it was accomlished13:22
scott-workshnatsel:  is elementary a complete DE?  is it based on XFCE?13:22
shnatselscott-work: elementary is a name of the project. It produces a DE called Pantheon, that is based on some GNOME libraries. It also uses some GNOME components while they work well or we don't have the manpower to replace them.13:24
scott-worki'm sorry, i now remember you talking about pantheon13:24
shnatselwe also have a DE-independent desktop shell13:24
shnatselPantheon Shell13:24
scott-workyou might include some of that information in the 'discover' pages somewhere or is it there and i didn't see it?13:25
shnatselwe generally follow the principle that our apps should be as DE-independent as possible, if it doesn't hurt the UX13:25
shnatselscott-work: it might be in the journal13:25
scott-workah13:26
shnatselscott-work: all this stuff is in development13:26
scott-workoh, shnatsel , have you considered how you will make changes to the ubuntu studio code for the session fix?13:26
shnatselscott-work: elementary OS v0.2 "Luna" has been postponed to 12.04, but the shell and other apps probably will be released earlier13:26
scott-worki don't believe you are part of the ubuntustudio-devel team 13:26
shnatselscott-work: I'll just upload the code somewhere and give you a link :)13:27
scott-workcool13:27
scott-workshnatsel: would you like to be on the ubuntustudio-devel team?13:27
shnatselscott-work: no idea13:27
scott-workshnatsel: we can talk about it further if you are interested, just let me know13:29
shnatselscott-work: do you have a package that ships your default settings?13:30
scott-workyes...hold on a sec13:30
scott-workhttps://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio-default-settings/UbuntuStudio13:30
shnatselwow, a project...13:31
shnatselOK13:31
shnatselI'll base off that thing then13:31
scott-workfalktx: i'm sorry, but to clarify, are you working on the icon set and the theme as well?13:31
scott-workshnatsel: i'm not sure a understand, are you saying there is a lot of work to do or that it's a lot of code?13:31
falktxscott-work: i'm trying to find the missing symlinks13:32
scott-workah, okay :)13:32
falktxbrb13:32
shnatselwhy doesn't he just grab elementary theme, nautilus, and ctrl+f "xfce" ?13:33
shnatselthat should do it13:33
shnatselor better, some native XFCE theme13:33
shnatselscott-work: from elementary you might be also interested in http://danrabbit.deviantart.com/art/Desktop-Log-In-25155918013:35
shnatselscott-work: but that's for 12.0413:35
scott-workshnatsel: that looks nice!13:37
scott-workvery svelte13:37
scott-workshnatsel: i don't know why falktx doesn't do what you are suggesting13:37
shnatselscott-work: especially in comparison with ubuntu's plain login screen13:37
scott-workpart of the problem is that i'm so ignorant about so many aspects of this still :(13:37
scott-workthe coding time i've spent has been to fix stuff that ubuntu has "broken" and just generaly upkeep 13:38
scott-worki've done almost no theming or messing with icon sets13:38
scott-worki recognize that blue haried girl from scott pilgrim13:39
shnatselI don't13:39
craigs63hi all13:39
falktxscott-work: I don't see the US wallpapers on xfce configs13:40
scott-workhi craigs63 , i'm going to respond to your email someday :P  really!13:41
craigs63no worries, it turned into more of an essay than it should've13:42
scott-workfalktx: shnatsel was suggesting grabing the elementary theme, nautilius, and ctrl+f "xfce" or use a native XFCE theme, does that make sense?13:42
falktxscott-work: yes13:42
scott-worki like essays, most of my emails and posts and blogs turn into them which is why i end up doing so few of them it seems :/13:43
shnatselthat gives all the symlinks at once13:43
shnatselsudo updatedb && locate xfce | grep /path/to/some/xfce/theme13:43
falktxshnatsel: yes, then maybe we can change the icons a bit, added the US logos and whatnot13:43
shnatselfalktx: if you're speaking of elementary, of course you can13:44
falktxscott-work: I agree with shnatsel13:44
shnatselfalktx: ubuntu did it, xubuntu did it, lubuntu did it13:45
scott-workfalktx: good!  because i don't really still understand all this13:45
falktxscott-work: am I ok to make this change then?13:46
scott-workfalktx: sure :)13:48
scott-workwe need a working theme and icon set13:48
falktxscott-work: I can work the icons13:49
falktxscott-work: the theme already works fine13:49
falktxit's missing a gtk3 variant though13:51
falktxscott-work: which engine does the US theme uses?13:51
scott-worki think it used to be metacity but i can't be sure right now13:52
falktxnah, the theme engine, not deco13:52
scott-worki don't know then and i'm not sure who would know right now13:52
falktxdeco is metacity yes, but the theme itself, what is it?13:52
falktxI'll check it then13:52
scott-workwould the -desktop seed have it?13:52
scott-worklooks like murrine13:53
scott-work133    * gtk2-engines# DanielHolbach (gtk2-engines were merged into one package)  134    * gtk2-engines-murrine         # UbuntuStudio's theme.  135    * tango-icon-theme  136    * tango-icon-theme-common13:53
scott-workfrom the -desktop seed13:53
falktxis murrine being ported to gtk3 yet?13:55
shnatselfalktx: yes13:55
shnatselfalktx: uh...13:55
shnatselfalktx: no, it won't be ported13:55
shnatselfalktx: the guy who wrote murrine writes Unico for GTK313:55
shnatselfalktx: cimi13:55
shnatselfalktx: he's employed by canonical13:56
falktxi saw some ubuntu package...13:56
falktxnah, it's empty13:56
falktxhttps://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gtk3-engines-murrine13:56
shnatselfalktx: ambiance uses murrine for gtk2 and unico for gtk313:56
shnatselfalktx: same for elementary gtk13:57
falktxshnatsel: but theme would need to be ported13:57
shnatselfalktx: there's no such option13:57
falktxhm?13:58
shnatselfalktx: there's no murrine for gtk313:59
shnatselfalktx: there's unico which is murrine with CSS syntax and cooler features13:59
falktxshnatsel: yes, so it needs porting to work on gtk314:00
falktx(the us theme)14:00
shnatselfalktx: porting or replacement14:00
falktxshnatsel: if we port it, will it still work on gtk2?14:01
shnatselfalktx: you'll have to provide 2 different GTK themes under one DE theme14:02
shnatselfalktx: one for gtk2 and one for gtk314:02
falktxsucks14:02
shnatselfalktx: c'est la vie14:02
scott-workwould finding and using an XFCE theme be easier to do?14:03
shnatselscott-work: it won't help14:03
scott-workah, okay14:03
shnatselscott-work: XFCE engine won't work for GTK314:03
shnatselAFAIK14:03
shnatselXFCE is still GTK2, ugh14:04
scott-worki wonder what engine xubuntu is using14:04
shnatselscott-work: xfce14:04
scott-workheh, didn't know there was an xfce engine14:04
scott-worki remember reading something about compositing by default wiht their engine though14:05
scott-workdidn't need metacity or something or other because of it14:05
shnatselscott-work: that's window manager14:05
shnatselscott-work: xfwm can do compositing, metacity also can and e17 rocks at it14:05
falktxscott-work: the US theme is just fine for xfce14:05
falktxscott-work: the problem is gtk3 apps. but that not even qtcurve handles right now14:06
falktxshnatsel: gtk3 still have a hedious default theme!14:06
falktxerrrg14:06
shnatselfalktx: if you want consistency, AFAIK you have 4 theming options:14:06
holsteinscott-work: let me know if i can test any UI elements folks14:06
shnatsel1) Adwaita (has a GTK2 port)14:07
shnatsel2) Ambiance14:07
holsteinim behind whatever you guys choose asthetically14:07
shnatsel3) Radiance14:07
shnatsel4) elementary14:07
falktxyikes14:07
falktxgtk3 kinda sucks14:07
* falktx tries to build murrine-gtk3-git14:08
shnatselalso dAwaita14:08
falktxI need a gtk3 app...14:09
shnatselfalktx: compile widgetgallery14:09
falktxshnatsel: latest murrine-gtk3 builds and install14:10
shnatselfalktx: or the new twf14:10
falktxah?14:10
shnatselfalktx: I guess it hardly works - it's not supported by cimi14:10
shnatselfalktx: the widget factory was finally ported to gtk314:10
falktxah, gnome3 stuff don't work at all in xfce14:15
falktxeven with the proper settings14:15
falktxin order for gtk3 to work on non-gnome DEs, seems like 'gnome-settings-daemon' is needed14:16
falktxshnatsel: do you confirm this^ ?14:16
shnatselfalktx: no idea14:16
falktxshnatsel: I just installed gnome-tweak-tool, but it doesn't make/change anything14:17
falktxtheme is just ugly as win95 was14:17
shnatselfalktx: sure14:17
shnatselfalktx: not sure about environments, but in GNOME it needs the settings daemon14:18
shnatselfalktx: when it crashes, everything goes win9514:18
falktxshnatsel: explain me please - isn't gtk3 != gnome3 ?14:18
falktxthen why gtk3 depends on gnome?14:18
shnatselgtk3 != gnome 314:19
shnatselreturns true14:19
shnatselIDK, GTK2 requires the settings daemon too14:19
falktxyes14:19
falktxit seems like gtk3 is still the same shit as gtk2 was, no offense14:20
shnatselfalktx: you prefer Qt?14:20
falktxas time goes by, I'm happy I choose qt for development14:20
falktxyes14:20
falktxshnatsel: I also like JUCE14:20
shnatselfalktx: what about EFL?14:21
falktxwtf is that?14:21
shnatselfalktx: enlightenment foundation libraries14:22
shnatselfalktx: enlightnenment WM provides smooth compiz-like animations (e.g. workspace switching) on 10-year-old PCs with no 3D14:23
shnatselfalktx: and the foundation libs do the same for GUIs14:23
falktxshnatsel: is it a toolkit like Qt?14:23
shnatselfalktx: a toolkit like GTK+, Qt is a rather bloated framework14:24
falktxthat's why I love juce14:24
falktxdemo scrernshot - http://dspfilterscpp.googlecode.com/files/dspfiltersdemo.png14:24
falktxshnatsel: I can build JUCE static in 40 secs14:24
falktxand it provides full blown c++ classes, cross-desktop14:25
falktxGPL too14:25
shnatselfalktx: JUCE doesn't look user-friendly14:25
falktxdepends on what you do with it14:25
falktxyou can just subclass some juce stuff and add more functionality14:26
shnatselfalktx: what I care about is simplicity and consistency, not more functionality14:26
falktxjuce it's more used for audio stuff though14:27
falktxshnatsel: take it this way - juce provides you (freely) some cross-platform c++ classes to base your work with. you can then remove/add stuff as you need14:27
falktxit's like building a webpage from a template14:28
shnatselfalktx: yeah, I get the idea14:30
falktxscott-work: hm, can't we just depend on elementary and override a couple of icons?14:34
scott-worksure...is this easy to implement and maintain?14:38
falktxscott-work: yes, no doubt14:40
falktxI guess it's goodbye old icons!14:40
scott-workthen if it doesn't look like with complete shite (and i don't think that will be the case) then let's do it :)14:41
scott-workthe old icons don't do any good if half of the theme is broken though14:41
scott-worki think cory is going to shit when he hears but nothing is getting done otherwise currently14:41
* holstein waves good-bye to old icons14:41
scott-worklol holstein 14:41
holsteinscott-work: o/14:42
scott-workfalktx: does this mean that the icons and theme will be resolved (at least for oneiric) ?15:02
scott-workshnatsel: when do you think you will have the code for the default xubuntu session ?15:02
shnatselscott-work: no idea15:02
shnatselscott-work: maybe tomorrow15:02
scott-workwithin a week would be fine as well, i just want to make sure things are progressing so we're not at beta2 and still working through this15:03
falktxscott-work: I think it's already done (by me here)15:03
falktxI'm testing15:03
scott-workfalktx: exeptional !15:03
falktxscott-work: it works!15:06
falktxscott-work: I can push (which will delete all old icons)...15:07
scott-workfalktx: i believe we can still get the old icons from previous version of the code15:09
falktxyes, indeed15:09
* falktx pushes15:09
scott-workyay!15:09
falktxscott-work: done15:10
falktxwant a deb?15:10
scott-workfalktx: not right now, but after i get home i might :)15:10
falktxanyway, save the link for later15:11
falktxhttp://kxstudio.sourceforge.net/tmp/ubuntustudio-icon-theme_0.12_all.deb15:11
falktxholstein: shnatsel: wanna test ^ ?15:12
* falktx opens a bug15:12
holsteinlet me check on the state of my 11.10 install of xubuntu15:13
shnatselwait. I think I did lightdm stuff already.15:14
holsteinfalktx: let me update this install, bring it current15:19
scott-workfalktx: send link to myself in email, will test when i get home15:19
scott-workdoes this just replace the icons or does it update the theme as well?15:20
falktxicons only15:20
scott-workroger that15:22
* falktx is happy to help again15:22
falktxscott-work: so now we just need the final seeds, tweaks, and a xfce deco theme15:23
falktxoh, and website15:23
scott-workfalktx: you are indespensable!15:25
scott-worki don't think we will have the website ready for oneiric release though...15:25
holsteinyeah?15:25
holsteinin what way scott-work ?15:25
holsteinmy argument is, the current one is ready for nothing15:26
holsteinits old, out of date and broken15:26
scott-workeven if knome already had a new site ready (just saying, no pressure, not trying to push ;) ) we would still need to get stuff through canonical15:26
scott-workholstein: this would include a few steps15:26
holsteineven if the new one just looked good, i think it would be an improvement15:26
scott-work1. we would need to push new code to the bzr branch15:26
holsteinscott-work: you are against pushing what we have?15:27
scott-workno15:27
holsteinwe would have access to go in and tweak links for ISO's and whatnot right?15:27
scott-workbut if knome can replicate it and even enhance it then we're better off15:27
scott-workholstein: i could go in and probably tweak what we have for the short time15:27
scott-workholstein: hold on a minute and let me explain15:28
holsteinsure15:28
holsteintake your time :)15:28
scott-workwhen the site is ready to "go live" there's still numerous steps invovled...15:28
scott-work1. we push code to bzr branch15:28
holsteinyeah, i bet15:28
holsteini was just thinking it might be ready to go15:28
scott-work2. we file an RT ticket15:29
scott-work3. someone at canonical sets up a staging site15:29
scott-work4. IS (internal security?) reviews the code and plugins we want and if approved pushes to the site15:29
scott-work5. i am unclear what is required during staging area cycle but aftwards i expect it to get pushed to official site15:30
scott-worki've already started talking to pleia2 since she helped xubuntu with their site (which apparently is still int he staging cycle)15:30
scott-workbut this process may take months15:30
scott-worktherefore allowing knome several weeks to make a more complete website isn't really much in the whole schedule15:31
scott-workokay, i'm done :)15:31
scott-workas long as knome keeps developing the website we should be better off without much more work15:32
scott-workand i feel having someone involved who has already been down this route would benefit getting the right stuff pushed to the bzr branch15:32
falktxscott-work: we can safely update the current website anytime though, right?15:33
scott-workholstein: i should add that i believe knome is basically replicating what jorge did minus perhaps the flash stuff (although he might be able to reimplement this in html5?)15:33
scott-workfalktx: i supposedly have access to webiste now so i should be able to do simple edits and such15:33
falktxah, good15:34
falktxI need to learn how to make a xfce deco theme now15:34
scott-workperhaps even create new pages, although this is unproven yet, and i don't know how restricted the security is for me as an "admin" whatever title i will have15:34
holsteinsure, i just think we should put a date on this15:34
holsteini mean, its been *years* of that site being dead15:34
holsteini think it should be like in 2 weeks, whatever that is gets sent in15:35
holsteinotherwise we could just wait and wait for perfection15:35
holsteinand id like to shoot for 'better' right now, and get to 'perfect' later :)15:35
scott-workholstein:  i don't expect that we will be able to control the schedule once we are filing the RT ticket and staging15:37
holsteinsure, and thats fine15:37
scott-workhowever, i will follow up with knome about what schedule he feels he can devlier and the scope15:37
scott-workbut i would certainly be willing to wait three or four weeks to get a better and more expansive website (especially if we can't add pages)15:38
holsteinsure, and i guess what im saying is, im not sure if im willing15:38
holsteinid like to have this pre 11.1015:39
holsteinbut, i feel like it wont take much waiting, and we'll be missing 12.0415:39
holsteinand that would sux15:39
scott-worki'm not sure even if we already had a site and the RT ticket filed we could make 11.10 :(15:40
holsteinsure15:40
scott-worklet's ask charlie about the timeline for his experiences15:40
holsteinand thats the way it is15:40
scott-workthe drop dead date is absolutely for the LTS15:41
holsteinthats something i can do too15:41
scott-workbut i certainly don't want to wait that long though15:41
holsteinjust pester someone daily about it15:41
scott-work:)  you could15:41
* scott-work actually smiled when you typed that15:41
holsteinhehe15:41
holsteinwill bad things happen if i install ubuntustudio-desktop?15:42
holsteinis that XFCE now?15:43
holsteini bet i have to RTFM to see how to apply an icon theme in XFCE15:43
scott-workholstein: it might depend on whether the changes have been pushed to the bzr branches and whether the packages have been rebuilt overnight15:51
falktxalmost forgot15:51
falktxhttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntustudio-icon-theme/+bug/84648315:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 846483 in ubuntustudio-icon-theme (Ubuntu) "icons do not play nice with XFCE" [Undecided,New]15:51
falktxscott-work: holstein: please mark as "affects me"15:52
falktxastraljava: can you do your magic there^ ?15:52
scott-workfalktx: what do you want astraljava to do?15:52
falktxnot sure15:52
falktxheck, I don't remember how it was done last time15:53
falktxdamn15:53
scott-worki think if you push to the bzr branch then the package updates from there (i think)15:53
scott-workbut i'd like someone to correct me if i'm wrong15:53
shnatselthe info you need for default session is at http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/lightdm/2011-August/000046.html16:10
shnatselmaybe in followup msgs too16:10
shnatselthis one is enough actually16:10
falktx /usr/lib/lightdm/lightdm-set-defaults --keep-old --session=xfce || true16:13
falktx?16:13
shnatselfalktx: yes, something like that16:17
shnatselfalktx: you can download the package and extract he postinst and prerm16:17
shnatselfalktx: That's what I did16:17
shnatselor, I thought I did16:17
shnatselbecause now I can't find anything like that16:18
shnatseloh.wait16:18
shnatselfound it16:18
shnatselyes I did it16:18
shnatselfalktx: well, it's a matter of copy-paste to you now16:19
shnatselfalktx: copy-paste postinst and postrm from here: https://code.launchpad.net/~elementaryart/elementaryos/pantheon-xsession-settings16:19
shnatseland do "sed -i 's/pantheon/xfce/g' debian/postinst debian/postrm"16:20
scott-workfalktx: is this something you can update as well?16:31
falktxirc crashed16:32
scott-workfalktx:  would you be able to update the lightdm package for the fix as shnatsel described?16:32
scott-work[11:21] <shnatsel> falktx: well, it's a matter of copy-paste to you now [11:21] <shnatsel> falktx: copy-paste postinst and postrm from here: https://code.launchpad.net/~elementaryart/elementaryos/pantheon-xsession-settings [11:22] <shnatsel> and do "sed -i 's/pantheon/xfce/g' debian/postinst debian/postrm"16:32
scott-workcrap, i gotta go16:32
astraljavafalktx: I'll look into it tomorrow. At this point, just updating the bzr branch isn't enough, you either have to ask the devs with upload privileges to upload it, or in some rare cases, ask for FFe. Not in this one, though.17:34
falktxastraljava: thanks17:36
astraljavafalktx: I need to update the seeds anyway, so it will be done at the same time, whenever I get ahold of a dev. Thanks for your input!17:37
ScottLastraljava, when you say a "dev with upload privs" does this mean luke generally?17:48
holsteinmissed falk :/18:27
holsteinScottL: i had to fiddle around with some breakage after upgrading.. but those icons are looking nice18:27
holsteinand it seems like im in the position to test some pacakges now18:27
ScottLholstein, i'm glad to hear that the icons are working18:32
ScottLi'm glad that they look nice as well18:32
ScottLi'm not too worried about changing theme and icons, i think it will be a clean break for a new beginning18:32
holsteini installed a lot of the meta pacakges18:32
holsteinthe theme stuff18:32
holsteinnothing is broken really18:33
holsteinafter i upgraded, and booted back in, i remembered feeling like we were going to make it :)18:33
ScottLgood holstein 18:46
ScottLi was getting freaked out a little because we had a good meeting, a really good meeting, and then nothing was happening after that18:46
ScottLwe are close to getting something worthwhile but need a few small discreet items resolved18:47
shnatselScottL: yeah, sometimes you gotta poke people to make them do something18:47
ScottLshnatsel, sometimes someone needs to poke me to poke others as well ;)18:47
shnatselScottL: I mean, to make the desired task get higher priority :)18:47
ScottLfor a while it was mostly me doing any development (both planning and effecting) although many others were helping testing and answering questions in IRC18:51
ScottLi'm still developing my role now that more capable others are involved18:51
ScottLi'm pretty good at orginization so i think i should focus on following up behind meetings and making sure things progress18:52
ScottLi imagine not unlike charlie does with xubuntu18:52
ScottLi am enjoying having others involved in the next release planning though :)  makes it far more enjoyable18:52
ScottLshnatsel, your help has been exceedingly helpful :)18:53
ScottLand falktx is really beginning to find a stride for getting things done for ubuntu studio as well18:54
ScottLholstein, has always been helping with testing and IRC18:54
ScottLastraljava, has been very active lately with keeping up with the seeds and some packaging items18:54
ScottLand i think everyone has had an opinion on what we should do18:55
ScottLi expect this will translate into a very, very good LTS release for us18:55
ScottLone for the record books, i hope18:55
ScottLlike people do with hardy right now18:55
shnatselScottL: oh, btw, I've received no input from ubuntu devs by now about their build system thing, so I can write the LiveDVD seeds but I can't build and test the image18:57
ScottL:( 18:58
ScottLluckily we still have the remainder of this cycle and the next to resolv eit18:59
ScottLresolve it18:59
ScottLi'm very excited about the live dvd and the -lowlatency image getting into 12.0418:59
shnatselpoke infinity to write the docs18:59
ScottLshnatsel, i shall do so, he has been responsive to me before, maybe the trend will continue ;)19:00
shnatselthey are also needed for elementary and Ubuntu GNOME Remox19:00
shnatselScottL: yeah, that would be great19:00
ScottLwe have fires (large, uncontrolled ones) around my house and i'll be spending some time packing up some stuff during the remainder of the weekend19:00
ScottLjust to be prepared in case we need to evacuate19:01
shnatselScottL: blueprint: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/foundations-o-image-build-documentation19:01
shnatselit's assigned to infinity19:01
ScottLi see per.sia was the one who registered that blueprint :)19:05
shnatsellooks like that way of setting default session doesn't work anymore, or I'm missing something19:48
shnatseloh well19:48
holsteinim going to leave 11.10 running and VNC into it :)19:48
knomeScottL, have you found the svg art for the logo yet?21:10
holsteinthe window decorations might be a little funny still21:15
holsteinand not 'ha-ha' funny21:15
holsteini'll have to play around a bit more before i comment definitively21:15
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knomeScottL, hello? :)22:41
holsteinknome: might be in transit22:42
holsteinfrom home to work22:42
holsteinwork to home rather...22:43
knomeyup :)22:43
knomehihi22:43
holsteino/22:43
knomehello22:43
knomeyou're the one working with the ubuntu studio xfwm theme?22:43
holsteinnah22:43
knomeheh, oki22:43
holsteinim more of a 'tester' ;)22:44
holsteinknome: i hear you are straightening up our site a bit22:44
holsteinthe new one22:44
holsteinknome: thanks :)22:44
knomeyup22:44
knomei'm actually working on it right now ;)22:44
knomehttp://temp.knome.fi/ubuntustudio/www/22:44
knomei thought the tabs would be a bit cleaner this way22:44
knomeand not be confused with the main navigation22:45
holsteini actually forget what the old one was like22:45
holsteinbut, that looks clean22:45
knomehttp://myhaiku.org/22:45
holsteincool22:46
knomein myhaiku.org, the links are too cluttered imo22:46
holsteineh, i dont mind it22:47
knomewell, there is still time to fix it :)22:47
holsteinScottL is the one to talk about on the site22:48
knomei know22:48
knomethat's why i was pinging him22:48
holsteini say, lets do something even if its wrong22:49
holstein:)22:49
knomeheh22:49
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