[07:56] good morning [07:56] G'day dholbach [07:56] o/ [07:56] hey head_victim, mainerror [07:57] * head_victim is a little excited, the LoCo website is being updated [07:57] nice :) [08:03] * mainerror is also a bit excited because he has to create his LoCo's site. [08:03] :D [08:03] Hah, win-win :D [08:03] I was talking about the Austrian LoCo site just in case you thought I was talking about yours. :) [08:04] Funny, mine's the Australian LoCo ;) [08:04] It's a bit of coincidence all around [08:04] Oh yea, that is the Austria with Kangaroos. [08:05] Mine is the Australia with the Alps. Or the other way around ... who cares. :D [08:06] haha [08:06] in Berlin there's an Austrian restaurant called "No kangaroo" in the area where I live :) [08:07] lol [08:07] This has the makings of a good joke "A German, an Austrian and an Australian walk into a restaurant". [08:07] What an awesome name. :D [08:08] what I like most about it is they have ski lift seats for seats at the bar [08:10] dholbach: That sounds amazing ;) [08:10] head_victim: lol [08:10] Morning dholbach, mainerror [08:10] Evening head_victim :) [08:11] Hello nigelb :) [08:24] ubuntu.org.au <--- let me know what you think :) [08:25] It's a canonical hosted website based, upgraded to drupal 6 with the UbuntuDrupal theme [08:26] head_victim: You need more margins on the sides. [08:26] Its too close to the window borders. [08:26] nigelb: thanks, I'm on a 24inch monitor so probably hiding that a little [08:27] Also, fluid layout WIN [08:27] nigelb: I'm an absolute novice with this so all help gratefully accepted :) [08:27] Fluid layout? [08:27] head_victim: when I make the window smaller, your layout resizes appropriately. That's great! [08:28] nigelb: oh, don't thank me, thank the UbuntuDrupal team and Canonical :) I'm just the lucky person who gets to tweak the finished product :D [08:28] AlanBell or Pendulum can give you a little more accessibility tips. I'm a novice in that :-) [08:28] I have no idea how to do anything but from within the drupal website admin page and even then most of it I struggle with [08:29] Right, the margin suggestion is good. [08:29] I wish we could all move to Wordpress, so much more easier to manage than drupal. [08:30] nigelb: Canonical host ours so for our team it's much easier to manage than hosting our own ;) [08:30] Any suggestions on what the "accepted" minimum and maximum widths are? [08:31] It's currently fluid between 600 - 1500 [08:31] nigelb: I don't know. It may be easier to manage but I don't find it that easy to theme. [08:32] mainerror: Oh? I thought WP was easier to theme. I may be wrong. [08:32] head_victim: that's probably fine. However, in that case you're not going to look great on mobile. [08:33] (yeah, the pains for web design) [08:33] I'm not a professional at either of them I'm just talking from my limited experience with both systems. :) [08:33] nigelb: open to suggestions, should I drop the lower end to 400 or so? [08:34] head_victim: Nah. You need to do that with different stylesheets (10x more painful) [08:34] Ahh fair enough I'll probably just leave it as it is for now and see what comes from multiple people looking [08:34] Well you can make use of the @media query. [08:41] aloha [08:42] czajkowski: ubuntu.org.au - Drupal 6 made it :) [08:42] yay [14:18] jcastro, I guess we won't have a team meeting today [14:18] no jono, no dpm [14:18] heh [14:19] dholbach: just you, me, and master of puppets [14:20] that might actually almost be better than the mixtape I'm listening to [14:20] * dholbach picks another one [14:21] can you get pandora over there? [14:22] I'm almost all listening to that these days instead of the music I have [14:22] I'm listening to stuff on mixcloud.com right now [14:23] "Dear Pandora Visitor, [14:23] We are deeply, deeply sorry to say that due to licensing constraints, we can no longer allow access to Pandora for listeners located outside of the U.S. ...." [14:25] :( [14:26] Thank god someone very very smart invented the proxy. :D [14:33] akgraner, when I asked around what kind of sessions would be nice to have at UDW, somebody suggested "Porting popular packages from x86 to ARM." - do you think we can find somebody from the Linaro heads to help out with that one? :) [14:39] That would be a very interesting session! === inetpro_ is now known as in === in is now known as inetpro [14:53] dholbach, I'll put the word out and see what I can find :-) [14:54] thanks akgraner [15:34] hi all [15:36] hello doctormon [15:37] leaving London :-) [15:37] heading oop norf? [15:38] inded I am sir [15:40] enjoying Euston's first class lounge [16:09] dholbach: do you listen to dubstep? [16:10] jcastro, yes [16:12] http://www.mixcloud.com/dlex/its-dubstep-who-cares/ for example is a nice one [16:31] Dude, mixcloud is awesome! [16:32] it is :) [16:32] but there's not many folks who timecode their mixes [16:32] so you never know which song is playing [16:33] I love it when you click on a song and it tells you which other mixes also have the same song, so you find possibly related good new stuff [16:33] one resolution I have for next year is: get more stuff on mixcloud :) [16:34] but it should be easy to achieve - I just did 3 in half a year :) [16:34] Wait, you make music? [16:34] http://www.mixcloud.com/dholbach/ [17:01] alright my friends - I call it a day - see you all tomorrow - hugs! [17:02] * popey hugs dholbach [17:02] :) [17:09] o/ [21:18] JanC: you're posting to the loco contacts with an unregistered email [21:19] hm? [21:19] did I? [21:21] ow, now I remember, I'm probably subscribed on that list with lists@ ☺ [21:21] should add both in mailman, I guess [21:22] so that you don't have to moderate it next time... [21:23] :) [21:42] czajkowski: will you be at FOSDEM (and are you interested in that panel)? [21:43] I guess Sergio and some others might be interested too [21:44] or maybe huats or someone else from the french loco [22:03] I'll be there [22:04] not had a chance to read the email [22:04] finishing up some stuff here [22:07] right, we have until next week ☺ [22:07] they want a panel session on things like ubuntu locoteams, fedora ambassadors, and such [22:08] I've mailed alison also [22:08] as she was hoping to attend FOSDEM [22:11] Fedora ambassadors? [22:12] MrChrisDruif: people with a funny red fedora on their head ;) [22:12] Not blue? [22:12] http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Ambassadors [22:12] Ow, at FOSDEM? [22:12] It's in Brussels I've heard? [22:12] yes [22:13] fosdem.org ;) [22:18] hello JanC and czajkowski [22:18] I am not sure I'll be able to attend this year [22:18] 'lo huats ☺ [22:19] thanks anyway :) [22:19] I 'll let you know if it is the case (well if I can attend :)) [22:19] huats: and you're not the only person in your locoteam of course [22:20] of course ! [22:20] huats: ubuntu-fr interested in co-operating the booth again? [22:20] I am sure it is the case [22:20] but I'll ask anyway [22:21] I haven't planned anything practical yet, but useful to know... ;) [22:27] First weekend of February... [22:27] Haven't planned anything yet...have to figure out what the cost would be [22:37] woot! wrote my first Unity lens: http://ubuntuone.com/6enw5v14UdzTMFhvuABgye [22:37] jcastro: ^^ check it out! [22:42] mhall119; some kind of dictionary lens? [22:45] MrChrisDruif: yup [22:45] it uses online an dictionary for definition, plus local spellcheck for verification and suggestions [22:45] an online dictionary, :P [22:46] =) [22:47] MrChrisDruif: not sure where you live, but SWAT comes most of the time, so you might be able to do some carpooling [22:47] * MrChrisDruif resides in Zoetermeer [22:48] MrChrisDruif: it's mostly a developer conference though, so be prepared for mostly technical content [22:48] Yeah, was seeing that too...so I'll probably pass =) [22:49] MrChrisDruif: I don't remember all that you do exactly ;) [22:50] What do you mean? [22:50] Ow, read wrong =) [22:50] But indeed, not very dev orientated [22:51] well, you seem to study programming? [22:52] Used to..indeed =) [22:52] aw, gave up on it? [22:53] what are you studying now? (if anything?) [22:53] Well, I had to. I didn't have enough points [22:53] hm [22:53] The way the study went wasn't my flow...I have to do to learn... [22:54] * JanC doesn't really understand the dutch school system ;) [22:54] * MrChrisDruif neither ;-) [22:54] Anyhow...atm I'm not studying anything [22:54] so... looking for a job or working? [22:55] I work 2 days a week on average (or I should, I work more then that) at a local gas-station [22:55] But I'm not enjoying myself over there [22:56] So I DON'T want to extend my contract if I can...so I'm looking for another job [22:57] eh, good luck with that then ☺ [22:57] Thanks [22:57] It's with a local computer store...it'll be more up my ally [23:03] mhall119: how did you get the long comment? is that just \n in the comment field or something else? [23:03] and what is one supposed to do for things in a lens which don't have an obvious thumbnail? [23:06] AlanBell: so there are different "renderers" you can use [23:06] the first 2 sections use a vertical tiling renderer [23:06] the bottom section uses a horizontal tiling renderer, that one includes the "comment" text of an entry as well (the vertical one doesn't) [23:07] AlanBell: you can specify an icon name, and it'll look it up based on the theme [23:07] for example, I'm using "file", "hint" and "accessories-dictionary" icons [23:08] AlanBell: I'll do a more thorough writeup on my blog, plus a tutorial on the wiki in the coming days, I promise [23:09] I have a lens working already [23:12] oh, well fine then :P [23:12] I'm going to do all that stuff anyway [23:12] \n in the comment works :) [23:16] AlanBell: what does yours do? [23:16] and in what language? [23:16] in python [23:16] it is a business data lens [23:17] and I have a scope for openERP, it connects over XMLRPC and searches the customer database [23:17] I will get it searching invoices and deliveries and such [23:18] and I will add a vTiger scope too, so you can search multiple business systems for a customer name and get a combined view of stuff and click things to open the relevant document [23:18] it was based on the porn lens :) [23:21] Porn....it's a good base for EVERYTHING! =D [23:23] never actually installed the porn lens, just used it as a template to crib the structure from [23:24] it is in python and not very complicated [23:25] AlanBell: you might be able to provide a "less offensive" minimal example lens then... ;) [23:27] there probably is a better "hello world" lens out there [23:28] in fact mhall119's writeup will probably be one :) [23:28] I am a bit puzzled by the insistence that everything should have an icon in a lens though [23:36] AlanBell: how are you handling auth credentials for that? [23:36] badly :) [23:36] right now hard coded, I was going to pop up and ask for a password first time you use it [23:37] then hold them in the scope for the duration of the scope [23:38] it can look up the default server and database and username from .openerprc all it needs is a password