[11:43] sagaci, Have you tested the updated translations and added them to the list, or would you like me to do it now? [11:55] not sure what you mean by updated translations [11:55] jaddi27: ^ [11:55] Oh, they are releasing another updated translations pack for oneiric [11:56] As per the last one, we have to test them out and say if they worked before they will release our translations [11:56] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Translations/LanguagePackUpdatesQA [11:56] I am in the process of downloading the updates to try it out [11:57] yeah go for it, I haven't been involved with testing them as of yet [11:57] ok [11:58] the problem is finding packages to test that were changed in ubuntu translations since the last pack was released [11:58] most of the changes were in kubuntu [11:59] have you got a vm of kubuntu handy [11:59] no, not at the moment [11:59] don't use kubuntu at all [12:00] i will install it soon, but might not get it done tonight [12:00] yep, I have to reinstall my windows 7 to 64-bit so I can properly run 64-bit vm's [12:01] I can test out 32-bit images but for everything else, I'd rather reinstall so I can just use the amd64 images full time [12:01] that could be annoying - much longer to set windows up than ubuntu [12:02] yes, 64bit would be better for testing [12:02] did you have a mac also? [12:03] I've just bought a mac mini a few weeks ago but haven't used it for testing as such yet [12:04] but I really want to get rid of windows/mac as proper installs and just use them when I absolutely have to [12:04] I am using a mac mini at the moment - it works well [12:05] right [12:06] well my quick look around seems to indicate it is all fine [12:07] i will add en_AU to the list [12:12] do you know if they were just generated today or yesterday? [12:13] 2011-11-21 is the date on the page [12:13] so a week ago [12:17] it'll be nice to try kubuntu with en_AU translations [12:18] yes, i haven't tried kubuntu for 3 years or so, so it will be good to see what they have now [12:25] it's kinda annoying having the ubuntu-docs package changed to suggestions but I guess that's the package that we need to be meticulously stringent [12:27] on the ubuntu wiki, can you somehow check what you've created/modified in the past? I created a translations checklist and I don't know where I put it [12:28] wait a minute, found it [12:41] the list of translations still has all of your packages listed as untranslated, even though you finished them all on sunday/monday [12:41] it is a bit annoying [12:42] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/Projects/Translation/TranslationChecklist [12:46] That is certainly useful to have - makes it easy to find everything [12:47] I will be off for tonight - see you later [12:47] night [12:49] there was a small erratic update today so maybe a full update will happen tomorrow *crossing fingers* [13:00] SummerTime [13:47] this is uber cool, being able to grep all instances of color, 145 matches and most are html attributes [14:48] sagaci: how did you find that? [14:49] downloaded base packs, then the updates, copy and overwrite the base pack files with the new versions and then use grep [14:49] grep the strings then grep "msgstr" from the first grep output [14:51] nice [14:59] head_victim, a workaround is to use xchat-gnome rather than xchat. xchat-gnome is en_AU translatable in lp [15:05] head_victim, and just logged in via xchat-gnome, looks like it uses your normal xchat config files [15:05] has lovely colourise nicknames in the prefs [15:08] head_victim, but fyi, it just crashed on me when you tick "show user list in the main window", but it easily restarted