[02:47] probably not a shopping channel or market tips either... [02:48] Anyway, bug filed against aptitude but mentioning synaptic and software source chooser as well. [02:49] bug #906125 is the one. [02:49] Launchpad bug 906125 in aptitude (Ubuntu) "apt can't find "CD" when using a usb stick" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/906125 [02:50] len: that should be against the installer I think, not apt [02:50] or aptitude for that matter [02:50] I don't think it is the installer. [02:51] I can install just fine [02:51] well, what add the "CD" entry to the software sources, that's what you need to file against :) [02:51] apt is just going off the sources line it's given [02:52] It is installing a package after install that is the problem. Bug reporting is picky about what I call an application. I couldn't get it to use apt. [02:52] So i used aptitude. [02:52] apt != aptitude [02:53] But it affects installing from synaptic too [02:53] right, like I said, it's not a problem with apt, but whatever adds the sources entry, synaptic uses apt on the backend as well I believe [02:54] I know. But I don't really know how these programs get there software soursces. [02:54] Their is not there either... [02:54] right, so I'll move to ubiquity and someone can move to where it's added from [02:55] Works for me. [02:56] I will have to look into the capture setting in pulse next. I think they are wrong. But the version of ubuntudesktop i have on my spare drive is too broken to play with... [02:57] It freezes and none of the software install tools work for me at all. They must be working on something. [02:58] I have todays US iso so maybe I will try that, but I have early work tomorrow because of the Christmas rush... I deliver mail. [02:59] len: alpha 2 isn't until feb 2, so we have time :) [02:59] Ya, I figured there was some time... it is easier to fix things we know about. [03:00] It is interesting, all the bugs I have found I can work around one way or the other. [03:44] ScottL are you free? [03:44] it'd be nice to see the bzr for the live dvd get setup soon so I can begin making mods to the ubiquity patch [03:45] if you'd like I could try my hand at it [04:14] stochastic, i was planning on working on the live dvd during christmas [04:14] okay [04:14] although i haven't gotten much (practically none) feedback for the graphics stuff :( [04:14] which graphics stuff? [04:15] oh, the input for packagees [04:15] aye [04:15] i'm super tired and going to bed, but leave messages for me and i'll reply in the morning [12:00] stochastic, i apologize if i was rude last night by ending the conversation like i did === micahg_ is now known as micahg [14:12] astralja1a: your router reset, are you going through a switch to get to the router? [14:13] because what controls whether the connection gets reset is one thing: carrier detection. if the carrier drops (e.g. you're connected directly to the device that resets) it should also re-establish the connection. this depends on the network card supporting carrier detection, however [22:36] micahg: can you explaini a few points about this conflicts/replaces for the theme/ui update? [22:36] i think there are two cases... [22:36] 1. one where the package name stays the same (i.e. -default-settings) but is absolutely replaced [22:37] 2. and the other in which the package is no longer used but still needs the upgrade path [22:37] or maybe we should just not worry about the LTS -> LTS upgrade path [22:37] but i would like to [22:37] scott-work: have you seen: http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-replaces [22:39] sorry, you probably want to read this one first : http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ch-relationships.html#s-conflicts [22:47] oooooh, no. no, i hadn't seen these. thanks :) [22:49] well, actually i had read some of that page, but didn't really focus on these parts at the time because it was unnecessary [22:55] scott-work: I have to run now, will be back later [22:55] no, problem, i won't read it until tonight