=== LjL is now known as LjL-Deluxe [08:04] good morning all [08:59] good morning dpm [09:01] morning TiMiDo === LjL-Deluxe is now known as LjL [11:59] hi all, just found this: https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu-online-tour/trunk [13:36] hi artnay, yes, it's the tour at http://www.ubuntu.com/ :-) [13:37] happy Chinese New Year happyaron, and good work with translating the tour ;-) [13:42] dpm: thank you! [13:55] TLE, now that G+ pages can have multiple admins, can you please add me to the page admins when you've got a minute? [13:56] in fact, we should probably add the whole ubuntu-translations-coordinators team if everyone is happy with it [13:59] dpm: yes, I'll add you and ask on the list who else wants to be admin [13:59] TLE, cool, thanks [14:03] dpm: done [14:04] excellent, thanks TLE [15:12] dpm: ping [15:13] hi happyaron [15:14] dpm: I would like to ask who is in charge of input method related stuff now? it seems Ubuntu has been heavily out of sync on some of the items... [15:15] happyaron, let me come back to you in a minute, I'm being pinged somewhere else [15:15] I guess the problem was involved with the status of language-selector, but not very sure. [15:15] dpm: ok [15:34] happyaron, ok, I'm waiting for someone to reply to me, so I'm shortly back. In short, there is no one in charge of input methods in Ubuntu since ArneGoetje went. A couple of weeks ago, the im-{switch,config} upstream developer got in touch with me because he wanted to upgrade ubuntu to im-config, and I got him in touch with pitti. pitti recommended him to discuss it in more detail in ubuntu-devel-discuss, but I'm not sure if he sent the e-mail to [15:34] the list [15:36] ok, I meant for the same thing, since IME Packaging Team are treat im-switch support as first priority, and may cause some problems in ibus or other input methods. [15:37] there are changes specific to im-config in ibus, but seems not backported to im-switch. [15:42] happyaron, let me send a follow-up e-mail to him and CC you [15:43] dpm: thanks [16:06] dpm: Got the mail, thanks! Actually I am one of the input method maintainers at Debian, :) [16:06] happyaron, ah, then you'll probably know Osamu already :) [16:07] dpm: yeah, we worked closely. === danilo_ is now known as danilos [16:50] dpm: Hi, I hate to bring this up, but according to https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+language-packs there are no langpack updates lately - why is it so? [16:56] hi kelemengabor, looking... [16:58] kelemengabor, acording to https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+language-packs there have been exports (last one today, previous one last week), let me check the status of the package releases... [16:59] https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/language-pack-en-base/+publishinghistory [16:59] last package on the 4th of January [16:59] let me check the status of the cron job with pitti [17:19] kelemengabor, ok, checked with pitti and reenabled Precise langpacks. [17:19] thanks for the heads up! [17:19] you are welcome :) [17:19] they were disabled for alpha-1 and weren't enabled back, that's why [17:20] I already heard this excuse earlier :( [17:24] perhaps we should set some kind of notification system to e-mail the coordinators list if a cron job has been disabled for more than a week or something. [17:25] this would be relatively easy to implement and give us notice straight away [20:56] the import queue for pulseaudio seems to be stuck since last October, https://translations.launchpad.net/ubuntu/precise/+source/pulseaudio/+imports [20:56] shall we kick it a bit so the translations move into launchpad? [21:43] simosx: I only see two de_CH translations being stuck, this is what you mean? [21:46] kelemengabor: actually, my interest is for Greek, which I uploaded a few hours ago. [21:46] kelemengabor: I am not sure what's the status with the other two, my priority would be for the Greek translation. [21:46] I understand :) [21:47] the other two is probably there because we do not have such a team/locale in Ubuntu [21:48] kelemengabor: ok, so shall I expect that the review will proceed as normal like with the other uploads I did? [21:48] I think so [21:48] your translation was uploaded only one hour ago, this much wait should be okay [21:49] IIRC the approver script runs once in an hour [21:50] kelemengabor: nice, no need for me to worry ;-). [21:50] or so... the generic import queue for precise is operating fine, your translation should be imported by tomorrow morning