[00:03] Cheesehead failed to generate much traffic [00:18] I thought three comments was a wild success for this channel [00:22] lol [00:22] Ooh! Four now. [00:22] five [00:23] It's a party! [00:24] how is your ubuntu membership coming along? [00:25] I got it. I've posted a couple times to Planet Ubuntu, I'm helping out at the Wausau event next week, and keeping Brainstorm tottering along. [00:25] So I try to stay engaged [00:25] cool [00:26] Though with the weather nice, who wants to sit around typing? [00:26] yeah, I couldn't believe how warm it was [00:27] just a few weeks ago we had snow [00:27] I guess my ski season is over... [00:27] Reckon so... [00:28] sunburst semi-officially is done [00:29] sunburst? [00:29] I barely made it out enough times to justify my season pass [00:29] Oh, *that* subnurst [00:29] sunburst is a ski hill in kewaskum [00:30] Some day I must teach the kids to ski...though with expected climate change I suppose waterskiing would be a better choice. [00:30] lol [00:31] one of these days I'll become an ubuntu member... [00:32] I've worked hundreds of bugs in the past week [00:32] Awesome! I've reopened one that was erroneously pushed to Brainstorm. [00:33] The Release meeting this week had a lot of nasty Critical bugs. [00:33] recently I cleaned out the dapper and jaunty bugtasks [00:33] I saw the note about Dapper. [00:34] Thank you. That was a big, dirty job that nevertheless needed to be done. [00:34] of the 60ish dapper bugtasks, only one was still a valid bug [00:34] ubuntu has tens of thousands of really old bugs that need to be cleaned [00:34] I recently closed a few *breezy* bugs [00:35] How about you have an Event for the LoCo to attack a pile of them? [00:36] Every time I ask, people say they're interested in bugs. [00:36] You caould provide a bit of direction and mentoring [00:36] sure. I'm also gonna pick the brains of #ubuntu-bugs on ways to deal with old bugs [00:37] If the time is convenient, I'll be here for it. [00:37] we also of thousands of bugs for packages that only exist in hardy, and were later dropped. those bugs will never get fixed [00:38] So some just need to be tagged, then a script can auto-comment and close them? [00:39] (or we could get fancy with launchpadlib) [00:39] probably [00:39] but the problem is that every bug is unique [00:40] I could write a script to find hardy-only packages [00:40] Quite true. I only suggest mass-comments/closings for specific limited curcumstances. [00:42] you probably do a script to comment on really old bugs and ask if they still exist. set status to incomplete [00:42] I would be quite annoyed if a bug I files was 'botted. [00:42] * Cheesehead chastises his fumbly fingers for spelling [00:43] true. but in my experience with old bugs, you only hear back is less than 5% of cases [00:43] Agreed. Been there... [00:43] and you kind of need to know if a bug still exists in order to fix it... [00:44] True [00:44] Is Old Bugs the main interest right now? [00:44] for me it is... I'm on a mission [00:45] ubuntu is drowning in bugs [00:45] I think you should share the mission. Some of us in the LoCo are willing to help. [00:46] definitely [00:47] Okay, I declare you to be in charge of the WI LoCo Old Bugs Project. [00:47] accepted [00:48] How about you send a message to the e-mail list "Hey, I'm starting the WI LoCo Old Bugs Project..." [00:48] will do [00:49] "Join me in IRC on blah day/time, and we'll get started..." [00:49] "I'll show you the ropes..." [00:49] "Our goal is to close (achievable number) in (month or year)" [00:49] I'm quite sure h00k will be happy to bless such a project. [00:50] how bout we all join 5-a-day? [00:50] An excellent idea! [00:51] (Though not for me. I wouldn't be able to keep that pace) [00:51] Some days I can do lots, other days none. I can average a few a day... [00:52] 5-a-day will be great for keeping score [00:52] Ah, true! I had forgotten about that aspect. [00:53] 5-a-day also lets you do 5/7 days per week, for weekly scores [00:53] In that case, an even better Idea, and I will join. [00:56] There. I just joined. [01:00] ttyl