[02:25] aaaaaarrrrrggggghhhhhhh! [02:25] micahg, i think you might be right....i probably should have tried to make the xubuntu-default-settings and -artwork packages fit into the existing ubuntu studio packages [03:08] hey ScottL [03:09] hi knome [03:10] i think there were things i promised to do earlier with the US website, but i can't remember if there was something else than the automatic progressing on the "tabs" on front page. if you could get a mail together of the changes you want, i could look at them (hopefully) this week [03:10] knome, i was hoping to address the website right after i got the -default-settings and -artwork straightened out [03:10] sure, no problem [03:10] which is sad because now i think i'm still another week away :/ [03:10] ah [03:11] no problem from my side really [03:11] i didn't focus on the whole problem and now i've wasted over a week [03:11] starting to have some pressure on the xubuntu stuff too [03:11] scheduling a whole day in january to fix and work on things [03:13] yeah, i'm thinking about using this friday's holiday to do the same for the -default-settings and -artwork thing [03:13] * ScottL is currently putting up dishes and washing mroe [03:13] mroe [03:13] heh [03:13] more [03:13] * knome is awy from pc from fri to sun [03:14] err, away :P [03:14] lol [03:14] (it's 5am+) [03:14] hey ScottL, I just got back from holiday vacation. I noticed you pinged me a few times. Skimming the backscroll now [03:17] anyway, i'm off [03:17] maybe see you tomorrow [03:26] bye knome , go to sleep, friend ;) [03:27] stochastic, i haven't gotten things done like i had hoped and could greatly use your assistance on the seeds [03:27] this is regards to updating the meta package for audio, graphics, and video [03:28] i have some incidental updates to the desktop seeds that will need to be done, but these should probably be done when i complete the updates for the theming and UI [03:37] okay I can try to dedicate some time to this, [03:38] do you have the logs from the meeting where seeds were agreed upon? [03:38] I can look them up if you don't know where they're at ScottL [04:25] stochastic, i don't have it right now [04:26] !meeting [04:26] Team meetings are held in #ubuntu-meeting - See « /msg ubottu logs » for transcripts. [04:26] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuStudio/Meetings [04:26] probably the first or second on under 'past meetings' [04:31] ScottL, sorry I've missed the last few set meetings, work&travel have gotten in the way [04:32] should be able to make Jan 8th no problem [05:26] ScottL: you still can :) === astralja1a is now known as astraljava [09:10] cyphermox: Sorry for the long hiatus. No, the router manages everything. It came from the ISP. [12:04] micahg, i will [12:04] my kids are going to my father's house today until the end of the weekend [12:04] sadly i _just_ realized that i will have my evening extremely free until friday or saturday [12:05] i'm going to do my own personal sprint and try to parse the xubuntu packages into the ubuntu studio ones then [12:05] man, i just want to get this done and behind me :/ [12:05] stochastic, from memory i recall that we would keep the audio seeds the same (albeit we would do some tweaking of the packages contained) [12:06] stochastic, we talked about having a video-home and a video-pro seed and both would need tweaking (or new) packages [12:07] stochastic, and i'm still waiting (but i got information from one yesterday!) for input from a variety of sources for an improved graphics seed(s) and i can't even guess what we would need at this time [12:07] hi astraljava , how are you :) [12:07] good morning abogani :) [12:09] hi falktx [12:11] hey [12:30] ScottL: what's up? [12:49] * abogani waves all [12:49] ScottL: good mroning! [13:10] ScottL: Hiya, better now. Trying to get back on track. Will talk later, gotta run now for a couple of hours. [16:34] ScottL: I know your busy so this is just a quick... I've started some docs you can see more on the mailing list when you have time. There is a main page with not much on it and two smaller pages that can be used as is. [16:35] The two smaller pages are about getting the best out of the cheap internal sound chip and about using dual monitors. If I don't hear anything for a week that is OK too. [16:36] I am trying to make the file size small enough it can be made into a package to be added to the DVD iso or added to a package we already have. [16:36] I will have to learn to make packages. [16:49] hi len [16:49] i did see them and read some of it [16:49] i planned to email you back to thank you for doing this :) [16:50] len: holstein was suggesting using arandar (i think that is the spelling) for multi-head stuff [16:51] Yup That is what I documented. [16:52] ScottL it is actually ARandR [16:52] i have it written down somewhere ;) i couldn't remember it right now [16:53] len: would you be interested in helping to document testing ISO's ? [16:53] I can try, what would you like me to do? [16:54] whatever you would like to do :) [16:54] i kid, but i'm also serious [16:54] we dont' really have anything properly documented at this point so we are kinda starting from scratch [16:54] we probably need to have a discussion about what it means to test and what the goals are actually [16:55] i'm not the final arbiter of these decisions, i think astraljava and probably stochastic have input as well [16:55] Well the testing page is pretty generic. And I won't know what to change till you finish the changes you are doing right now. [16:56] I have to know what the install will look like first. [16:58] I am guessing that any shipped docs should end up in /usr/share/ubuntustudio-doc [16:58] or something like that? [17:02] len: xubuntu ships some docs and we will probably done similar, but they use yelp or something similar [17:02] so maybe we should do like you suggest first before getting there [17:02] len: but it would be extremely helpful even if you just document the way you test ISO's [17:03] len: you're doing great work! [17:04] Ok, I will do that. and put up a web page. I will also drop it in the google docs directory. [17:06] Thank you holstein, I have been looking at packaging for them. The documentation for that assumes taking a source package and making a binary. I don't need all that, Just the files I have into a directory. Is there a minimum setup to do that? [17:06] len: i wish i could be more helpful... [17:07] I know meta packages can be made by hand pretty much, I may try that. [17:10] scott-work: looked at yelp. Not sure I want to go there. Someone using US to record a jam or concert where there is no net connect may find docs in the system useful. [17:11] len: as for what studio should look like, i hope to get the theming pushed before end of year, it will still need some tweaking but the bulk should be there [17:12] len: xubuntu uses some type of documenation for help, thought it was yelp but it may not be, but that is a bridge that can be crossed later on [17:12] OK, I was thinking more about a live DVD. That would change everything. I can probably do an alt test proc assuming there will be meta packges like now. [17:14] My total doc setup right now is 28K. I don't expect it to grow that much as I have pretty much written what I know. I will be doing more external links for other stuff. Will try to sumarize it in place though. [17:15] exit [17:15] oops wrong window... sorry. [17:40] len: good point about the live dvd, i keep forgetting that this will change testing :/ [17:40] yeah, we should just wait to work on the testing [17:51] OK. I have started anyway... up to the part about downloading and putting it on a memstick or DVD will be the same one way or the other.