[00:09] http://twitter.com/#!/XubuntuLinux [00:09] well, there is nothing on it [00:09] but it now exists [00:09] I figure we just tweet the blog posts there [00:09] hihi [00:09] great [00:09] btw.. [00:10] looking at the right sidebar in twitter [00:10] the logo looks a bit ugly? ;) [00:10] no rounded (transparent) corners? ;) [00:10] hrm, mouse does not squish well [00:10] no, the mouse looks okay [00:10] it's the corners that eeks mee [00:11] ah, maybe transparent png will work better then [00:11] * pleia2 experiments [00:11] mmh [00:11] not completely transparent, the mouse should be white :) [00:12] ok, there [00:12] yeah, great [01:27] pleia2, for some reason, it appears that the xubuntu twitter icon is back to non-transparent :| [01:40] pleia2, now it looks transparent again. [02:34] http://temp.knome.fi/xubuntu/precise_wall/brainstorm-20111207-01-rays.png [02:45] jono, where in irc can i contact the cd-image team, or anybody that knows about maybe-ubiquity? [02:50] knome: shiny [02:50] but not tall enough? [02:50] that's exported from svg [02:51] * pleia2 nods [02:51] my idea is to create a wallpaper that spans both my monitors [02:51] so the normal user would basically see the right-hand side only [02:55] knome, not sure, you might want to mail ubuntu-devel or ask in #ubuntu-devel [02:56] ok. [14:56] Good morning [14:57] Testing today, manual install or guided resize [14:57] well, manual partitioning or guided resize [14:58] Did i386 desktop [14:58] It works [14:58] Update the iso tracker? [14:58] About to test alt [14:58] oh, i perhaps should hehe [14:58] i will [14:59] http://91.189.93.73/qatracker/milestones/204/builds [14:59] Thanks for running those! [15:00] btw, if you're testing xubuntu-stuff it'd be nice if you could test greybird again [15:00] i rewrote big parts of the gtk3-theme [15:00] where is the repo? [15:00] i think it should work fine, but i don't have a full gnome3 environment here, so it might be that i don't see some widgets that are broekn [15:00] https://github.com/shimmerproject/Greybird [15:01] thanks [15:01] np [15:01] ill try it on the image im installing now [15:01] I can test it, but I am still running Xubuntu 11.10 here. Can add the themes to precise in a test setup, though [15:01] you don't have to use git if you don't want, you can also dl a tarball from github [15:01] ok, well even 11.10 is fine [15:01] anything really :) [15:01] thanks for testing! [15:03] downloading now [15:03] you are very welcome [17:46] Anyone able to install using the 64bit images today? [17:47] madnick, you need to update the daily tracker for your tests, please. [17:52] charlie-tca: irl poked me (fridge stopped working, had to go and get fuses) will do it now, the install is done I see [17:53] Did we do the same tests? I had to run some, since there were none in the tracker yet [17:54] OH! sorry. misread that line. Did you get the refrigerator fixed? [17:54] Yes, but all my food is ruined :( [17:54] Ouch! [17:54] That doesn't help anything :( [17:54] Btw, today is the first time I login to the tracker, it says: Warning: http://91.189.93.73/ does not look like a trustworthy URL. [17:55] Ill just login :P [17:57] charlie-tca: btw, the desktop one today, said i was not connected to internet. [17:57] But Im not sure its a bug [17:57] Or if the DNS was not updated [17:57] weird [17:57] mine connected [17:57] I don't remember if the URL gave me that message or not. If it did, I must have added an exception to firefox [17:59] Well, its the same url I got from the release channel, so i will trust it [18:00] ok i filled in all things i've tested so far, will continue to poke around a bit [18:01] Thanks for doing that. I am sorry to hear about the food, though. [18:02] The worst part about it, is that I have stocked up on some nice caribou :( [18:02] Can't eat that now [18:03] Oh, man! [18:03] I really think that is good eating, too [18:04] I will make sure to change my fuses from 6amp to 10amp, but I am not allowed to do it, change the panel, because im technically not a certified electrician, even tho I worked alot with eletricity/eletronics, last time i changed some stuff they got pretty mad :P [18:05] I know that one, too. I been yelled at by some mighty fine electricians for doing stuff like that. [18:06] yup, it is quite frustrating :P [18:09] knome: since I'm sorta done with the greeter things, where shall i put it? launchpad? [18:09] (this includes the settings interface) [18:36] Will have to wait until tomorrow to see if Alternate 64 will work [19:08] GridCube: good afternoon, sir [19:09] good afternoon mister charlie-tca [19:09] how are you in this nice day? [19:09] Testing is going daily again. You were correct about the daily tracker. [19:09] :) great! [19:10] I am fine, finger is healing nicely [19:10] i've done just a few tests lately, like 2 [19:10] :) good to hear that [19:11] charlie-tca: what happened to your finger? nothing too bad i hope [19:11] I cut it, doc put 4 stitches in it [19:11] I bleed well [19:13] :o [19:13] well its good now [19:14] so charlie-tca, you can get some nice reports of tests? [19:14] like charts and things [19:14] Not that I can find yet [19:14] thats what madnick and I where working on next :P superb charts for tests [19:14] So far, all I get is the results on the tracker. I can't seem to get reports to work [19:15] :) oh well it will come i guess [19:15] its still better than the google spreadsheet [19:15] You think? I hope so. It doesn't help much when all you can see is today's results [19:15] true that [19:15] I don't get to see if it failed even yesterday [19:16] i think that, data is there, report system should be there too [19:16] I agree. Maybe that is still in-work, though [19:17] We can now have more than one entry for each test, per person. If I test both VBox and hardware, I can make two entries for it. [19:18] :) yes [19:19] and in theory you will be able to load presets of test machines, so you cansay... "i did x test with y specs" [19:20] also bug reports reported there would send a message to the reported bug with the user specs, testcase and build number [19:20] but that was particularly hard to do as far as i understand [19:22] I don't know where you put your test machine information [19:24] its not enabled yet [19:24] it should be on the user configuration panel [19:25] stgraber said it would be implemented but he didnt knew when [19:26] All Xubuntu 64bit images fail to install today [19:58] GridCube, remember that you have until the end of next week to write and finish the specification for discussion about the media players :) [19:59] yes [19:59] bad weeks, finals and such [20:00] well yeah. still [20:00] i could simply drop all of it, its a matter of tastes, and sudo apt-get its just a few strikes away, tho i still think gmusicbrowser its like the worst of all posible options [20:01] GridCube, i do encourage writing the specification though. [20:02] ok [20:02] will try to get it done [20:02] thanks [20:02] :) [20:03] it's not so strict, we can wait a bit longer, but the general idea is to have the specs written, so we have time to discuss and implement too [20:03] ok [20:05] the ultimate deadline is something around the end of the year, but as most of us have several items, discussind and dealing incomplete specs might drag a bit [20:06] :) [20:06] talking about issues [20:06] mm? [20:06] i've send a message to the guy that did the kbdleds thing, he never answered [20:27] try again [20:27] things don't always come easy [20:35] I'd say the GDoc was better, I could actually enter stuff in that... [20:44] charlie-tca: thanks, since the doc he linked was just a draft I wasn't sure if "3 or 5" was a placeholder or an actual choice we had :) [20:45] Choice, I don't think anyone touched the draft since it was drawn up at UDS [20:45] that's good [20:45] :) [21:06] http://www.thevarguy.com/2011/12/07/open-source-heartbreak-learning-to-love-again-with-xfce4/ [21:18] nice to hear :)