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* slangasek waves16:02
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cjwatsonhi16:03
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jodhhi16:04
slangaseksorry I'm late... fighting a heckuva cold to ring in the new year :P16:05
dokohi16:05
slangasek#startmeeting16:06
meetingologyMeeting started Wed Jan  4 16:06:18 2012 UTC.  The chair is slangasek. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlanBell/mootbot.16:06
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slangasek[TOPIC] lightning round16:06
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slangasek$ echo $(shuf -e cjwatson barry doko stgraber jodh ev bdmurray slangasek)16:06
slangasekslangasek jodh doko cjwatson barry bdmurray ev stgraber16:06
slangaseknot much to report really, besides that I'm fighting a cold that's dragging me down16:07
slangasekalthough ia32-libs is installable again, so I guess there's that16:07
barrynice, so that will stop being held back?16:08
stgraberslangasek: apt doesn't seem to agree with you, at least on my laptop16:09
slangasekand I spent some time over the holidays puttering with maven-debian-helper to try to port it to dh(1) so we could eliminate cdbs from that corner... got a little annoyed with what I found in libshout when I converted it for multiarch16:09
slangasekstgraber: oh, well, I currently have it installed :)16:09
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* cjwatson tries in chdist16:10
slangasekstgraber: happy to debug after the meeting if you're seeing issues16:10
slangasekEOF16:10
stgraberslangasek: "apt-get install ia32-libs winbind:amd64" works though, so seems to be an apt weirdness16:10
slangasekah16:10
slangasekperhaps it worked better for me because I already had winbind installed16:10
slangasekso that sounds like the stock "apt picks the foreign-arch package when it should pick the native-arch one" bug16:11
jodhDiscussions and reviews with stgraber re mountall change for disabling16:11
jodhmounting of already mounted directories. Discussions regarding new16:11
jodhsetuid/setgid stanzas and applicability to different job processes.16:11
jodhWorked on tests for logging of "early" Upstart job output to ensure that16:11
jodheven jobs which *end* before the log disk is writeable have log files16:11
jodhcreated when the disk does become writeable. Restarted effort to squish16:11
jodhplymouth bug 553745 / bug 849414. Identified reason for failing tests16:11
jodhwhen building upstart 1.4 in/on PPA/buildd: these environments are16:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 553745 in plymouth (Ubuntu Maverick) "plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in ply_event_loop_process_pending_events()" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/55374516:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 849414 in plymouth (Ubuntu Precise) "plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in ply_event_loop_process_pending_events()" [High,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/84941416:11
jodhprecise chroots with a lucid kernel. Unfortunately, the lucid kernel has16:11
jodhdifferent signal semantics to a precise kernel!16:11
jodhSo, anyone running tests as part of their build process needs to be *very* careful potentially.16:11
jodhџ16:12
doko- gcc-4.7 packaging updates, gcc-snapshot update16:12
doko- clean up the kde upload mess16:12
doko- start another rebuild test, gcc-4.716:12
doko- evaluate build failures for gcc-4.7 test rebuild on x86 and armhf16:12
doko  and boost 4.7 fixes16:12
doko- python2.6 dependency removals16:12
doko- openjdk-6 update16:12
doko- re-installation of arm machines (armhf now)16:12
doko- another try at eglibc-2.15 (supposed to branch now)16:12
doko- openmpi fixes for armhf and armel16:12
doko- NEW processing, syncs and merges ...16:12
doko- pestered people of multiarch triplets16:12
doko(done)16:12
barrydoko: thanks for the py2.6 rebuilds16:13
dokobarry: zope2.12 is left (hint, hint ...), needs an update to zope2.1316:13
dokomaybe mterry was involved with this too?16:13
cjwatsonBack to +1 maintenance this month.  I've mostly been helping to clear the backlog of archive administration work from the holidays, especially trying to catch up on removals where we'd fallen behind, which involved sorting out quite a lot of font package renamings.16:13
cjwatsonTracked down and fixed bug 900526.16:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 900526 in debian-installer-utils (Ubuntu Hardy) "d-i fails to divert initctl when upgrading packages during install" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90052616:13
cjwatsonUpdated Wubi for precise.16:13
cjwatsonLanded a few more Launchpad branches: port to new python-apt API, stop wasting publisher time on obsolete and future series, and fixed new cron.germinate to not explode on dogfood.  Also QAed mvo's branch to extend the support-timeframe information in the archive for precise.16:13
barrydoko: i'll take a look16:13
cjwatsonPulled and uploaded James' Upstart 1.4 branch - thanks!16:13
cjwatson..16:13
jodhcjwatson: thank you!!16:14
cjwatsonslangasek: http://paste.ubuntu.com/792819/ - even 'ia32-libs winbind:amd64' doesn't work here16:14
barryforwarded fix for bug 901840 to debian.  caught up on the holiday email avalanche.  got a response from the dbus-python maintainer that my branch is under review.  done.16:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 901840 in cython (Debian) "FTBFS due to test failures" [Unknown,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90184016:14
cjwatson'ia32-libs winbind:amd64 bluez-alsa:amd64 libcanberra-gtk-module:amd64' works16:15
bdmurraybug triage of some important bugs reported over the holidays16:15
bdmurrayI've been working with flot (a different tool) for graphing and charting now too16:16
bdmurraydone16:16
stgraber- Testing tracker16:16
stgraber - Added some live filtering of the builds16:16
stgraber - Every admin action is now logged16:16
stgraber - Re-introduced testcase subscription report16:16
stgraber - Introduced new "top testers" report16:16
stgraber - Some layout improvements16:16
stgraber- SRUs16:16
stgraber - opencryptoki (TPM) is now in proposed for lucid, maverick and natty. Waiting for customer to do the testing.16:16
stgraber - Still waiting on initial testing by Trellis of the patched ifenslave-2.6 for Oneiric before uploading to proposed.16:16
stgraber- Networking16:16
stgraber - One more ifenslave-2.6 fix to properly deal with vlan tagging.16:16
stgraber - Prepared a blog post with the state of network in Ubuntu including some explanations and examples.16:16
stgraber   http://www.stgraber.org/2012/01/04/networking-in-ubuntu-12-04-lts/16:16
stgraber - Merged, uploaded and backported the new tcpdump (bug 892285)16:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 892285 in tcpdump (Ubuntu) "sFlow PDU data not correctly displayed" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89228516:17
stgraber- Containers16:17
stgraber - Reworked my mountall patch based on James' comments, new version is waiting for review.16:17
slangasekcjwatson: hmm, I suspect those are all the same kind of issue as libpam-winbind (following a dep on a M-A: foreign package down the wrong branch)16:17
stgraber- Other16:17
stgraber - Converted a bunch of packages to dh_python2 and sponsored some other, trying to get Edubuntu pysupport and pycentral free. Only one left is wxwidgets2.8.16:17
stgraber(done)16:17
barrystgraber: \o/16:17
stgraberbarry: for wxwidgets2.8 I'm not completely sure whether we want to sync/merge from Debian or keep our current version and cherry pick the dh_python2 change from Debian16:18
stgraberbarry: (I'm not at all familiar with wxwidgets)16:18
slangasekand ev's on holiday today, so that's everyone16:19
slangasekstgraber: it's wxwidgets, we want to do as little maintenance on it as possible - merge sounds good ;)16:19
barrystgraber: yes, +1 for merging :)16:19
cjwatsonoh, yes, I have an alpha-2 bug waiting on ev to get back and look at it16:20
stgraberok, will do that then16:20
cjwatsonbut he has mail about that16:20
barrystgraber: thanks16:20
cjwatsonjodh: incidentally, bug 900526 which I mentioned above - you may want to be aware of that failure mode in case there've ever been upstart SRUs that changed initctl non-trivially, since you might end up with some incomprehensible archaeology otherwise16:21
ubottuLaunchpad bug 900526 in debian-installer-utils (Ubuntu Hardy) "d-i fails to divert initctl when upgrading packages during install" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90052616:21
dokostgraber, what are the diffs about?16:21
cjwatsonin particular the failure mode where you can end up with dpkg thinking upstart from -updates is installed but in fact the initctl binary is still the one from the release pocket16:21
jodhcjwatson: thanks for the pointer!16:21
stgraberdoko: we mostly have a different upstream version (one that never made it to Debian) and 10 Ubuntu changes on top of that, not sure how much of that is in Debian. I'll have a look later today/tomorrow and get the exact diff with Debian16:23
slangasek[TOPIC] Rally planning16:24
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slangasekwe have a rally coming up right around the corner... everyone should have concrete plans of what they're going to be using the face time for16:24
slangasekof course these plans are all going to go out the window because of 20,000 interrupts from other teams, but we should plan nonetheless ;)16:25
slangasek[LINK] https://wiki.canonical.com/UbuntuEngineering/Rally/Precise/Foundations16:25
cjwatsonJust as a reminder, I'm not going to be at the rally, so if you want to get hold of me, plan videoconferencing :)16:25
cjwatsonI'm likely to be around unless I get sudden instructions to go to the hospital ...16:25
cjwatson(If that happens, I'll try to let somebody know)16:26
slangasekplease populate that page this week, so that I can help you pull in people from other teams where needed, etc16:26
slangasekand yes, if you need to coordinate with cjwatson on things, that will be via videoconference only :)16:26
slangasekquestions?16:27
slangasekoh yes, planning for a team dinner for Wednesday... I trust that's agreeable to people as usual? :)16:27
dokoso maybe we can walk a bit further this time?16:28
slangasekwell, I'm up for a walk if everyone else is :)16:29
stgrabersure, no problem with that16:29
barrybring warm clothes :)16:29
slangasekoh right, I'll need to find some warm clothes, won't I16:29
* slangasek shakes his fist at continental climates... I moved for a reason, you know16:30
stgraberbah, from what I saw so far, it's actually kind of warm over there (5C vs -20C in Sherbrooke or 0C where I'm at the moment)16:30
slangasek[TOPIC] AOB16:30
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MrChrisDruifAOB?16:30
slangasekany other business16:31
jodhAny ideas why there is only an armhf build log for precise here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/plymouth ?16:31
bdmurrayI wanted to bring up bug 90663316:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 906633 in Ubuntu CD Images "alpha pages should contain a link to the latest daily image" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/90663316:31
slangasekjodh: because only armhf was built in precise - the other archs were built in oneiric16:32
slangasekthe package hasn't had a source upload since oneiric released16:32
slangasekcjwatson: ^^ the above ubuntu-cdimage bug looks like a reasonable change to me in principle16:32
MrChrisDruifOw, I've got one. Why is the link in the Fridge to the Agende not working? I've changed YYYY/MMDD with the actual date of today16:33
cjwatsonyes, IIRC I asked Brian to file it :)16:33
jodhslangasek: ok, ta.16:33
slangasekcjwatson: heh :)16:33
cjwatsonMrChrisDruif: this is a foundations team meeting, we don't manage the fridge ...16:33
cjwatsonI don't think we generally have an agenda published in advance anyway16:33
cjwatsonI'll have a look at that cdimage bug today or tomorrow16:34
MrChrisDruifI think you've added it to the Fridge ^_^16:34
cjwatsonI doubt it, it picks it up from google calendar, iirc16:34
MrChrisDruifcjw44 ring any bells?16:34
cjwatsonif I did so it was years ago and no longer relevant16:34
MrChrisDruifI'll send an email to the creator ^_^16:35
cjwatsonI have no interest in what the fridge says about this meeting, honestly :)16:35
slangasekcjwatson: assigned then - thanks :)16:35
cjwatsonMrChrisDruif: that's enough like my old google account login that I'm nearly certain the fridge picked it up from google calendar16:36
MrChrisDruifI'll send an email and see who'll respond ^_^16:37
slangasekyep, that's in the google calendar event16:37
slangasekMrChrisDruif: but as cjwatson said, we don't usually publish a formal agenda beforehand16:37
MrChrisDruifOkay16:38
slangasekI could take that out of the event description, I suppose16:38
slangasekanything else for today?16:39
MrChrisDruifYeah, if it's useless, why include it16:39
MrChrisDruifNope, not for me.16:39
slangasek#endmeeting16:40
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meetingologyMeeting ended Wed Jan  4 16:40:47 2012 UTC.16:40
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slangasekthat's it then16:40
slangasekthanks, all16:40
barrythanks16:41
stgraberthanks!16:41
MrChrisDruifThanks slangasek for chairing16:41
slangasekMrChrisDruif: so do you have an interest in Ubuntu Foundations, or does it just happen to be the meeting running when you popped in? :)16:41
cjwatsonbdmurray: damnit, now I have to edit cdimage/make-web-indices again :)16:41
cjwatsonI must rewrite that in something other than shell16:41
MrChrisDruifI rolled into it by "chance" so I'm figuring out what this "Ubuntu Foundations" is all about16:42
dokounexpected reboot ...16:42
cjwatsonmuch though I love the language it's not 100% suited to generating HTML16:42
MrChrisDruif(Note: I don't believe in chance)16:42
slangasekdoko: we just wrapped - you didn't have anything else for AOB, did you?16:42
dokono16:42
slangasekok16:42
slangasekMrChrisDruif: foundations is largely explained here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/FoundationsTeam16:46
MrChrisDruifYeah, saw the link in the Fridge thingy'16:47
phillw#startmeeting QA Team Meeting17:00
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phillwhello everyone! please show yourself as present :)17:00
phillw#topic attendance17:00
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alouriephillw: sorry, I'm missing in person today17:00
alouriewill read logs later17:00
* charlie-tca seems to be here today17:01
phillwalourie: no worries17:01
phillwanyone else here?17:01
stentenI'm here from Lubuntu QA17:02
phillwhmm, seems only lubutnu and xubuntu QA represented?17:02
charlie-tcaThat's all we ever have, isn't it?17:03
phillwit'll be a short meeting!17:03
* charlie-tca don't know for sure, seems to have missed a couple of meetings himself.17:03
MrChrisDruifAloha phillw17:04
phillwhi MrChrisDruif17:04
phillwI'll give it a couple ofmore minutes to see if any late comers...17:05
avarisclarigood morning/evening/whateveryourtimezone is17:05
* MrChrisDruif will only lurk thou17:05
nuclearbobhowdy17:06
phillw#topic actions from last meeting17:06
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phillwpatrickmw: are you here?17:06
phillwI'll carry that one forward17:07
phillw#action patrickmw to publish a list of launchpad projects that conform our automated testing in jenkins.17:07
meetingologyACTION: patrickmw to publish a list of launchpad projects that conform our automated testing in jenkins.17:07
phillw#topic blueprints17:08
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phillwAre there any people present who can give an update on any of the blue print sub-topics?17:08
nuclearbobare subtopics distinct from individual blueprints, or are those the same?17:09
phillwnuclearbob: I list the individual blue-prints as sub-toopics (I think, from memory that is how gema structures them).17:10
avarisclarii'm a new guy thought i'd start attending meetings and help test, so iunno17:10
nuclearbobI can give some updates on other-p-qa-qa-regression-testing17:10
phillw#subtopic other-p-qa-qa-regression-testing17:11
nuclearboband other-p-qa-boot-speed-testing17:11
nuclearbobon the qa-regression-testing, autotest-server and autotest-client packages are now available in my ppa17:11
phillwnuclearbob: if you'd start with other-p-qa-qa-regression-testing17:11
nuclearbobsconklin has been evaluating kernel test suites for inclusion into regular testing, and he feels that autotest will be a good fit for future inclusion, so I'm working with him on determining which of their existing tests we want to run17:11
nuclearbobI'm also getting the qrt tests setup to run on images for all currently supported series for both x86 and amd6417:12
nuclearboband that's all for that blueprint for this week17:13
phillwthanks17:13
phillw#subtopic other-p-qa-boot-speed-testing17:13
nuclearbobI've been working with patrickmw on that, we've got architecture added now17:13
nuclearbobso, for instance, if you visit:17:13
nuclearbobhttp://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/boot-speed/acer-veriton-01/index.html17:13
nuclearbobyou can see results for historical and recent tests on i386 and amd6417:14
phillw#link http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/boot-speed/acer-veriton-01/index.html17:14
nuclearbobthat's all I've got for this one, but I remembered I also have an update for other-p-builds-smoke-testing17:14
phillwthanks17:15
phillw#subtopic other-p-builds-smoke-testing17:15
nuclearbobwe now generate two reports based on the updated qa bug tagging criteria described here:17:15
nuclearbob#link https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/AutomatedTesting/TestingTypeAndBugTracking17:15
nuclearboban open bugs report is here:17:16
nuclearbob#link http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/qa/qa-open-bugs.html17:16
nuclearboband a closed bugs report is here:17:16
nuclearbob#link http://reports.qa.ubuntu.com/reports/qa/qa-closed-bugs.html17:16
nuclearbobI'm working on consolidating bug tasks in the report, since they currently appear separately, adding extra lines that don't really provide much more information17:16
nuclearbobI don't have an ETA on that, but I'll update everyone when it's ready17:17
nuclearboband that's all for me this week17:17
phillwthanks nuclearbob :)17:17
phillw#topic xubuntu17:17
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phillwcharlie-tca: ...17:17
charlie-tcaOh17:17
charlie-tcaBoth desktop images and alternate-i386 are oversize for Xubuntu17:18
charlie-tcastrange quirk I am still verifying...17:18
charlie-tcaIf "Install Xubuntu" is picked from cd menu, the first screen shows languages. Hitting Enter results in the top most language being selected and the rest of the screens are in that language.17:19
cjwatsonthey're oversized for a lot of things17:19
cjwatsontopmost?  odd17:19
charlie-tcaWill enter a bug for that one after I get it verified17:19
cjwatsonshould be English17:19
charlie-tcaIt defaults to english, but hitting enter instead of clicking the mouse forces the top language instead17:20
charlie-tcaThat's all from here for today...17:20
charlie-tca..17:20
phillwthanks17:20
phillw#lubuntu17:20
phillw#topic lubuntu17:20
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stentenphillw created the Lubuntu QA team as requested. The team can be found on Launchpad at:17:20
stenten#link https://launchpad.net/~lubuntu-qa17:21
stentenI think that's it from me at least :)17:21
phillwall seems quiet on the lubuntu front - charlie-tca if you verify your bug, I'll check it with a lubuntu install to see if it across flavours.17:22
charlie-tcaOkay17:22
charlie-tcawill let you know17:22
phillw#topic any other business17:23
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phillwHas anyone any further points to raise?17:23
phillw#topic next chair17:23
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phillwdoes anyone wish to chair the next meeting?17:24
phillwI'll leave myself there, until I can confirm with gema that she'll be back next week :)17:24
phillwhopefully with the end of the festivities things will be back to normal17:25
phillwthank you to all who attended.17:25
phillw#endmeeting17:26
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meetingologyMeeting ended Wed Jan  4 17:26:03 2012 UTC.17:26
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charlie-tcaphillw: Thank you for chairing17:27
nuclearbobyeah, thanks phillw17:28
phillwyour're welcome, I'm just a bit rusty!17:28
phillwI'll update the wiki17:28
charlie-tcaphillw: verified using both xubuntu and Ubuntu, virtualbox and hardware. Filing the bug now18:00
charlie-tcaphillw: bug 911905 filed18:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 911905 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "hitting enter on install screen 1 forces language to top selection" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/91190518:14
micahgno bugs meeting?18:34
phillwcharlie-tca: thanks, I'll run 12.04 in VM later19:01
charlie-tcaGreat! all it takes is that first screen after selecting "install ??"19:01
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mcbaine1When does the Lubuntu meeting actually start ??19:44
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MrChrisDruifmcbaine1; in about 15 minutes19:47
mcbaine1it'sd 8pm utc20:00
* gilir takes a seat :)20:00
wxlwait ]Spectre[ all you want is to secure the data on your usb? i thought you wanted to use it for login20:00
mcbaine1plus headphones ofcourse !!20:00
wxloops20:00
wxlstupid wrong channel20:00
MrChrisDruif]^_^20:00
IAmNotThatGuylol20:01
mcbaine1Yeah, What about THAT guy ??20:01
MrChrisDruifgilir; #startmeeting ?20:01
gilir#startmeeting20:01
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MrChrisDruifo/20:01
mcbaine1Maybe I'm in the wrong pub ??20:01
IAmNotThatGuyo/20:01
gastlyo/20:01
jmarsden|worko/20:01
phillwo/20:01
gilir:)20:02
Unit193\o20:02
mcbaine1o/20:02
mcbaine1topic ...20:02
gilirwelcome to the lubuntu team meeting :)20:02
IAmNotThatGuyunimix, \o/20:02
amjjawadgilir: hi, am I in the right place?20:02
IAmNotThatGuyaww Unit193*20:02
giliragenda is here : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/IRC%20Meetings/Agenda20:02
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; yes20:03
amjjawadok, good20:03
amjjawadso hi everyone20:03
gilirwe will follow the topic on the agenda, if you have a question, just o/ :)20:03
IAmNotThatGuyOkies20:03
MrChrisDruifAlrighty20:04
gilir#topic Review ACTIONS from the last meeting20:04
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mcbaine1Review ACTIONS from the last meeting20:04
gilirprevious logs : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/Meetings/2011122120:04
]Spectre[hi20:04
IAmNotThatGuymcbaine1, Let the boss talk ;] and hi ]Spectre[20:04
gilirthe proposal for the teams was posted, so far, only good feedbacks :)20:04
hyperair\o20:04
]Spectre[hi IAmNotThatGuy20:05
amjjawadgilir: the subteams on that link you sent are the same teams we are talking about?20:05
gilirwe can probably make it official for the next meeting, just to be sure everyone read it20:05
MrChrisDruifSure20:06
giliramjjawad, yes, this one : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu/SubTeams20:06
amjjawadgilir: thanks, I already signed up with my launchpad name. But, I couldn't find the communication subteam as I'm also interested to join that subteam20:06
giliramjjawad, probably because it's not created yet20:07
amjjawadcan I create it?20:07
gilirI don't know if other people are interested by this20:07
phillwgilir: you can action that to me.20:07
amjjawador it needs an admin?20:07
giliramjjawad, no, you can do it20:07
phillwI'll see if I can get Jens to come on board.20:07
amjjawadcommunications means facebook, forum, etc and as u know, I'm good in that20:08
MrChrisDruifAlright, Jens20:08
icerootdoes every of that team has a specific leader for coordination?20:08
amjjawadgilir: so can I do it or phillw will do it?20:08
giliriceroot, it's up to each team to name a leader or a coordinator20:08
giliramjjawad, you can do it, ask phillw if you need assistance20:09
amjjawadok20:09
amjjawadphillw: what do u think?20:09
amjjawadshall i go for it?20:09
MrChrisDruifgilir; action amjjawad for it and phillw for backup20:09
phillwamjjawad: we'l chat after the meeting20:09
amjjawadok done20:09
gilir#action amjjawad to create the Comm. team20:10
meetingologyACTION: amjjawad to create the Comm. team20:10
amjjawadwhat about the POC regarding the FAQ pages?20:10
gilir#action gilir to officialy launch the teams next week20:10
meetingologyACTION: gilir to officialy launch the teams next week20:10
phillwamjjawad: that is part of Documentation team.20:10
MrChrisDruifSo that would be me amjjawad20:11
amjjawadwhich I'm already part of it :) good20:11
IAmNotThatGuyMrChrisDruif, and me too ;P20:11
amjjawadbut as far as I know, we had a chat that I'll take care of this? so what do I miss?20:11
giliramjjawad, I thik nothing, phillw contacted you as planned, so nothing more to add I think ?20:11
amjjawadgilir: I replied the email but I did not get any reply yet!20:12
amjjawadidk what is going on .. I think I miss something20:12
giliramjjawad, let's talk about it after the meeting20:12
phillwamjjawad: we were busy setting up the doc team, patience my friend!20:13
amjjawadnever mind guys20:13
amjjawadwhatever u think it's good for the team20:13
amjjawadafter all, I'm doing my best for Lubuntu and its users :)20:13
amjjawadI don't care about positions and stuff like that :)20:13
gilirlet's continue with the weekly reports20:13
gilir#topic Update from QA meeting and team20:13
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gilirphillw, ^ :)20:14
IAmNotThatGuygilir, Well, I have one Agenda Item I believe ;P20:14
phillwthe lubuntu-qa team is established (more always welcome). The only outstanding & fresh issue really is bug 91190520:14
ubottuLaunchpad bug 911905 in ubiquity (Ubuntu) "hitting enter on install screen 1 forces language to top selection" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/91190520:14
phillwwhich was raised at the meeting, I'm going to check to see if it also affects lunbuntu after the meeting.20:15
phillwthank-you to my sharp eyed opposite number at xubuntu :)20:16
gilir:)20:16
phillwAlso some information as to the reasonings and workings of the automatic testing has been forthcoming.20:16
gilirwell Alpha 2 is in 1 month, we have time to break other stuff :p20:17
phillwThat's all from me.20:17
gilirthank phillw20:17
jmarsden|workphillw: Any progress towards automation of ISO testing?20:17
phillwjmarsden|work: yes, an email arrived i  my inbox 15 minutes ago. I'vwe only had chance to send it to the lubuntu-qa team, not read it yet!20:18
jmarsden|workI'm ahead of the game :)  OK...20:18
gilir#topic Update on IRC OP's team20:18
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gilirUnit193, ^ :)20:18
Unit1931. We have done some access lists updates 2. There is a meeting later this, or next month about the IRC council onboarding 3. And bug #899630 might be of some interest to us20:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 899630 in Ubuntu IRC Bots "[Eir] Enable Eir to check other #$buntu channels for banned users and warn" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/89963020:18
MrChrisDruifUnit193; why didn't you mark it as affecting you?20:19
wxlUnit193: since i was confused may i ask if "IRC Support" is going to be a separate team or be a sub-subteam or just be sort of unofficial?20:20
Unit193MrChrisDruif: I thought I mmight have, but I follow differently20:20
Unit193wxl: Last I knew it was mostly unofficial/you add your name to WhoWeare20:21
wxlUnit193: ok, just clarifying.20:21
gilirwxl, I think it can be handle by the doc team or the irc team20:21
gilirit's between the 2 :)20:22
MrChrisDruifgilir; Support is provided by everyone able, right?20:22
gilirMrChrisDruif, sure, like testing I hope :)20:22
phillwI'll add to that, you are not limited to membership of just one team!20:23
gilirbut yes, maybe the team is not needed in this case20:23
amjjawadTesting, IMHO, should be done by all members NO matter what team they belong to20:23
wxlgilir: i ask because i am happy to be part of the IRC support but am less inclined to play channel cop. so being a part of IRC OP team doesn't make sense.20:23
MrChrisDruifIRC OP's team is just to keep the channel clean and Documentation is for writing down information to reduce questions in the first place20:23
MrChrisDruifSo I'd say it tends more to Documentation then OP20:24
wxlindeed20:24
Unit193There was a general support team at one point20:25
wxli kind of like that idea20:25
jmarsden|workMaybe we can rename "Documentation Team" to "Documentation and Support Team" ??20:25
wxlwhich would also include the forums which also don't neatly fit into the given subteams20:25
gilirhum, sounds like a good idea :)20:25
phillwjmarsden|work: Documentation, Wiki, Support, Forum etc..... it's getting to be a long name!20:26
amjjawadforums is about communications with others more than just documents20:26
gilirteams names can be changed, is up to each team :)20:26
hobgoblinonly in the cafe is it amjjawad20:26
amjjawadlet's keep the forum support in different team20:26
wxli'd say we have IRC OPs for policing the channels, Docs/Wiki, and Support (IRC,Forum)20:26
phillwIf lubuntu wishes, I will set up a 'support' team that any of us from the other teams, or from no team can join?20:27
wxl+1 phillw20:27
mcbaine1yes plz.20:27
MrChrisDruifI like what wxl is saying20:27
amjjawadforum = support team = yes20:27
IAmNotThatGuyphiliw, I think we are using the Lubuntu list in launchpad. I hope that will be enough20:27
phillwI take that20:27
phillwgilir: I think you can action that to me & I'll get it set up tonight.20:28
Unit193How many teams are we even up to20:28
Unit193?20:28
phillw...6..?20:28
gilir#action phillw to create the support team20:28
meetingologyACTION: phillw to create the support team20:28
gilirIMO there is no problem to create many teams for the beginning20:28
gilirwe can see in the future if there are useful, or if we can merge some20:29
jmarsden|workWell, when #teams ~= #activeparticipants, you probably have too many teams :)20:29
amjjawadgilir: it is all about being organized, I guess120:29
gilirjmarsden|work, yes :)20:29
giliramjjawad, yes, but also to delegate some specific topics to people20:30
gilirok, last weekly report20:30
amjjawadgilir: I like and support the idea of sub-teams because this is very helpful20:30
IAmNotThatGuyI would suggest phillw to re-think about creating -support team. I think we can do it after the 12.04 release20:30
gilirIAmNotThatGuy, why not ? let's see if it's usefull or not20:32
amjjawad+1 gilir20:32
wxli agree20:32
wxleverything's mutable20:32
IAmNotThatGuyOkay then. If the team is interested to have a separate team, then I have no issues with it =]20:33
gilirwe talk about it next week, we will see how many teams and how many members we will have already20:33
wxloh and phillw let me know when it's done so i can join ;)20:33
gilir#topic MrChrisDruif - Update on Wiki / Docs team20:33
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MrChrisDruifAlright, nothing really to report right now. The Documentation team only got set up last week and I've been appointed Head last night/this morning.20:34
MrChrisDruifOne thing I20:34
MrChrisDruif've already spotted is that we've got some duplicate data on our part and some info even needs to move "upstream"20:35
wxli'll bring up an old point, if not just to ponder-- we had discussed at some point having a application-specific documentation with an index of some kind. not sure if this is a question of docs or a question of the website (as it seemed to become in the mailing list), but there's something.20:35
amjjawadthe whold wiki pages need a closer review IMHO20:36
phillwMrChrisDruif: if pages need merging / moving / deleting - just email me20:36
amjjawadwhole sorry20:36
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; agreed, but I'm not seeing any leader on the Wiki team on this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Teams20:36
icerootamjjawad: i could do that because im am completly new to the lubuntu-team and so i can read all the docu and see if important points (imjo) missing20:37
icerootimportant = infos a complet new member/user needs20:37
phillwMrChrisDruif: I don't know what has happened, my mentor phil bull has vanished. I will attempt to re-contact them.20:37
MrChrisDruifI think that would be greatly appreciated20:38
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: I'm not sure if a leader is all what we really need for that? it's something to do with the team. Now, it's something to do with the sub-team. The idea of having a sub-teams is each and every time will be in charge of specific function or task20:38
gilirMrChrisDruif, I don't think you need a leader of the whole wiki if you work only on the Lubuntu part20:38
phillwMrChrisDruif: from memory cproffitt was heavily involved as well.20:38
MrChrisDruifgilir; I thought amjjawad was referring to the entire wiki, not just our part20:39
amjjawadI'm talking about Lubuntu now :)20:39
MrChrisDruifAh, got ya20:39
amjjawadI care about Lubuntu more at this point to be extra honest20:39
MrChrisDruifAlright20:39
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phillwMrChrisDruif: we also need people to keep an eye on the general wiki for when they go flavour specific, e.g. saying to use gedit when we use leafpad etc.20:40
amjjawadUbuntu does not need a huge support because it gets all what it needs. On the other hand, Lubuntu does need that big time IMHO20:40
MrChrisDruifI think a lot of the entire wiki needs rework, but that an other matter. Our section does indeed need a rework I think20:40
amjjawadABOVE ALL IMHO, there must be a link from the main documentation or help pages to Lubuntu Wiki20:41
MrChrisDruifphillw; indeed. This can be avoided by refering to "the default editor" with a reference to what that is on the different flavors20:41
amjjawadnot only Lubuntu but the other variants too20:41
wxlphillw: that's a really good point20:41
gilirMrChrisDruif, maybe you can try to set up a plan for the section ? Before doing any big move ?20:41
wxl+1 MrChrisDruif20:41
MrChrisDruifgilir; sure20:41
wxland that is where the ubuntu wiki fails20:42
phillwor even the default terminal!20:42
gilirI think the first part is trying tio imagine a "map" of the section20:42
wxlyes the major problem is that of organizing the information20:42
MrChrisDruifphillw; I get the point20:42
phillwwiki can generate one.20:42
MrChrisDruifphillw; not reliably20:43
amjjawadI had and still have a dream to have a strong and solid Wiki like for example Arch Wiki pages but that needs time and effort20:43
wxli tihnk there should be categories e.g. window management, text editing, etc. etc.20:43
gilirwell a map or a list of pages, it's a wiki, it can be a bit "not organised" as long as the links are good :)20:43
wxlamjjawad: on your own such a thing is unlikely but maybe if we work together to develop a plan for how we can make it happen then we can delegate tasks and it can be resolved easily :D20:43
amjjawadI know wxl  :) nothing impossible at least for me :)20:44
gilirMrChrisDruif, just think about it, and when you have a clear idea, just submit it during a weekly meeting, ok ? :)20:44
jmarsden|workMrChrisDruif: sensible-editor already does point to "the default editor" so you can have people edit by doing    sensible editor /path/to/file.txt20:44
phillwMrChrisDruif: get a game plan together. you know that everyone will roll up their sleeves to help.20:45
wxli will o/20:45
wxl:)20:45
MrChrisDruifAlright, didn't know about that. Thanks for the suggestion jmarsden|work20:45
MrChrisDruif=)20:45
jmarsden|workMrChrisDruif: There is also sensible-browser http://example.com20:46
gilirif it's ok, let's move to the next topic20:46
gilir#topic IAmNotThatGuy Proposal for maintaining a tutorials page20:46
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amjjawadgilir:20:46
amjjawadsorry one Q20:46
amjjawadbefore we move20:46
giliryes ?20:47
amjjawadwhat is the difference between https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu and the doc pages?20:47
MrChrisDruifjmarsden|work; sensible-editor points to nano20:47
amjjawadI see the same contents and info are there in two places?20:47
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; wiki is team related, help is "help" related20:47
giliramjjawad, wiki.ubuntu.com is for the team (and now teams :) coordination20:47
IAmNotThatGuyOkay. As we are in a steady growth these days, I'd suggest to have a team to create and maintain tutorials page, either through forums or in lubuntu.net20:47
wxlthat's not a sensible editor but i digress :D20:47
giliramjjawad, help.ubuntu.com is for support and help20:48
jmarsden|workMrChrisDruif: Yes, that is the default editor in Lubuntu.  You can of course change it to whatever you prefer.20:48
MrChrisDruifjmarsden|work; it's the default in normal ubuntu as well20:48
IAmNotThatGuyMost of the beginners, entering firstly needs some guidelines after installing. So, I thought of putting forward this proposal20:48
amjjawadok20:48
amjjawadwhy same info here and there?20:49
amjjawadwhy the duplicate?20:49
phillwIAmNotThatGuy: I'm guessing we use something similar to the Absolute Beginners stuff, but with a Lubuntu theme?20:49
gilirwe moved from wiki. to help. sometimes ago, there are many still some dupplicate pages20:49
giliramjjawad, ^20:49
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; that is one of the problems I've spotted. Information is in duplication due to moves and other actions from before my time with the team20:49
amjjawadso the new one is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu ???20:50
IAmNotThatGuyphilipballew, exactly. Plus, if we find something. good, we can share that link so that people can find a path20:50
IAmNotThatGuyphillw,* :[20:50
wxlhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lubuntu points to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation20:51
giliramjjawad, no, the new one is help., but we keep some specific pages on wiki.20:51
wxlmeaning it's got a link that points to it20:51
wxlnow i'm confused. what's "help?"20:51
phillwIAmNotThatGuy: that certainly sounds quite a reasonable task, we are not devoting resources to try and re-invent the wheel.20:51
amjjawadOk, understood, thanks gilir :) but I think we need to fix the duplicate thing20:51
MrChrisDruifwxl; help *should* be the point were user can find their information20:52
phillwamjjawad: guess what MrChrisDruif brought up earlier?20:52
amjjawadwxl: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu20:52
amjjawadphillw: I know, thanks!20:52
IAmNotThatGuyWe can put this task under documentation team to update the tutorials page (which will have links for the tutorials somewhere in the internet) and make it simple for thee newbies20:52
amjjawadI'm just stating my opinion, sorry!!!!20:53
IAmNotThatGuyMrChrisDruif, ready? ;]20:53
MrChrisDruifI think so, you?20:53
gilirIAmNotThatGuy, maybe you can propose some ideas for the tutorials ?20:53
IAmNotThatGuyYep. I will join you in docs team20:53
gilirsome examples20:53
wxlwhen we say tutorials, do we mean videos/screencasts or just simple howtos?20:53
IAmNotThatGuywxl, yes20:54
wxlok. and do you have a list of topics you want to cover?20:54
phillwwxl: they can link to our existing excellent screencasts20:54
MrChrisDruifThere are currently a number of screencasts available wxl, and if you'd like to make more: feel free20:54
wxlphillw: yes but i hear a bit of an implication that this is not sufficient? or is it merely a matter of having them properly indexed/organized, IAmNotThatGuy ?20:55
amjjawadI have a plan to write an absloute beginner guide for Lubuntu but will do that first either on the forum or my blog20:55
IAmNotThatGuygilir, some tutorials in common with *buntu family. We are going to maintain those link. For example, tutorial to install multiple Desktop environments, install an application, package an application, etc20:55
amjjawadif someone will see it after that and like it, we can convert it to a wiki page20:55
phillwbut, not everyone has kit / bandwidth for vids, so written doc is essential20:55
MrChrisDruifphillw; noted, but for others it might be handy20:56
IAmNotThatGuywxl, yes. a separate tutorials page where we maintain the useful links (I prefer ubuntu site links)20:56
wxlk i like20:56
icerootwhat about a tutorial/screencast for "if you come from windows, this is new/different in lubuntu" maybe the same for gnome/unity/kde20:56
wxl+1 iceroot20:56
icerootmaybe a topic to discuss in the doc-team20:56
phillwMrChrisDruif: a screencast is excellent, however you do all know my views on accessibillity :)20:56
IAmNotThatGuynice idea iceroot20:57
gilirlet's the doc team work on this :)20:57
gilir#topic other topics ?20:58
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phillwgilir: sounds like a good idea to me, they're fizzing with ideas... What have I done by creating a team and putting such a group of enthusiastic people together?!!! :D20:58
gilirAny other items to discuss today (2 min left) ?20:58
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; do you happen to have the option to come more to IRC?20:58
icerootgilir: i still have a topic.... lts20:59
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: I don't like it but if that helps, I'll20:59
wxlamjjawad: yeah it's nice to virtually see you ;)20:59
amjjawadI do love working in teams but I do have my own style20:59
MrChrisDruifIt's much easier to discuss things quickly amjjawad20:59
phillw+120:59
amjjawadwxl: and MrChrisDruif ok, I'll do my best :)20:59
MrChrisDruifThanks amjjawad ^_^21:00
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: one hour daily is good?21:00
giliriceroot, it was already discussed, the answer is no :)21:00
MrChrisDruifI think so, what time?21:00
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: I'm +4GMT21:00
amjjawadmaybe before 20:00??21:01
icerootgilir: ok, then i will stop now with that topic21:01
amjjawadit's 1am now21:01
IAmNotThatGuyMrChrisDruif, I am happy with any time. So, no need of considering me ;D21:01
gilir#endmeeting21:01
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meetingologyMeeting ended Wed Jan  4 21:01:33 2012 UTC.21:01
meetingologyMinutes:        http://ubottu.com/meetingology/logs/ubuntu-meeting/2012/ubuntu-meeting.2012-01-04-20.01.moin.txt21:01
phillwgilir thanks for chairing.21:01
MrChrisDruifI know IAmNotThatGuy21:01
* IAmNotThatGuy 's time is 2:30 AM ;P21:01
wxlok lete's carry on this conversation elsewhere then21:01
IAmNotThatGuythanks gilir =]21:02
MrChrisDruifHow about 19:00UTC amjjawad ?21:02
gilirthanks for participating :)21:02
amjjawadgood21:02
amjjawadday?21:02
MrChrisDruifgilir; thanks for chairing ^_^21:02
MrChrisDruifamjjawad; you said daily?21:02
MrChrisDruifI'd have to think about a day amjjawad21:03
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: can we make it 18:00? it would be prefect for me if 18:0021:03
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: sorry, yes, I can do it daily, I guess!!!21:03
MrChrisDruifI'd like to host a wiki meeting sometime anyway. When I've put together a plan21:03
MrChrisDruifI'm online almost every day amjjawad , so I think that will be okay21:04
amjjawadyou have my email, MrChrisDruif ?21:04
amjjawadI'm always on google talk and facebook and also the forums21:04
MrChrisDruifI've seen numerous replies from you, so I think I'll be able to find it21:05
MrChrisDruifCould you add me to google then or facebook amjjawad ?21:05
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: Gmail/Google Talk, Facebook, Ubuntu Forum ... whatever u want :)21:06
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: whatever you want :) I use many tabs at once21:06
MrChrisDruifI'll make it easy for you by using something you and I already have21:06
amjjawadYeah, like Google Talk?21:06
MrChrisDruifMeh, do Facebook if you would21:07
amjjawadboth mate :)21:07
amjjawadmy facebook on my gmail email21:07
amjjawadso you can find me if you search21:07
MrChrisDruifI'm more easily found with google21:08
MrChrisDruifTry searching for "Chris Druif"21:08
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: Ok :)21:08
amjjawadMrChrisDruif: my google ID is the same as my username here21:10
amjjawadand again, if you want on failbook (this is what I call it :P), you can search by my gmail address21:10
IAmNotThatGuyMrChrisDruif, is it easy to find me? :P21:10
Unit193Don't think there is another meeting right now, but best to clear just in case21:11
MrChrisDruifYup, I can almost always find you in one of these channels IAmNotThatGuy21:11
Unit193#lubuntu-offtopic21:11
IAmNotThatGuy;P21:11
amjjawadIAmNotThatGuy: you are already on my list, right?21:11
IAmNotThatGuyUnit193, ok21:11
Unit193Thank you21:12
Unit193Woah, I thought I closed this already21:21

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