[00:00] aye. [00:00] jbicha: Not eally. just fixed and updated. [00:00] I'm doing some crazy stuff for the Q cycle. [00:57] Darkwing: what are you using xml2po on? kubuntu stuff? upstream kde stuff? [01:00] can I convince you to switch to itstool in the future? === bencer_ is now known as bencer [17:53] jbicha: what do I need to put for xref for the privacy-settings doc I am about to push? [17:54] I guess I can just submit it and someone can update the xref markup [18:20] bkerensa: the guide xref tells where you want the page to show up [18:20] jbicha: Where do we want privacy-panel doc to show up? :) [18:22] bkerensa: oh, and you need to fix your title, & while you're at it, could you add the page to Makefile.am ? [18:22] jbicha: Surely I can do all of that... What would be a more precise title? and where do we want the xref to link to? :) [18:23] bkerensa: I think sharing is a good page to link it, you can have multiple links if you like [18:23] k [18:24] Mallard help is supposed to be more topic based, like how do I do this, or what does this do? [18:25] so maybe tell, how to turn off the activity recording and what that means [18:25] k [18:25] or maybe show how to exempt certain activity [18:27] like if you have sensitive documents you view with evince that you don't want to pop up in the dash [18:28] of course there's the pr0n usecase, but I think it'd be better if we weren't that explicit ;) [18:29] bkerensa: sorry about your hard drive problems this weekend :( [18:30] jbicha: I am most embarrassed about losing my pgp key :( since it is printed on my business card [18:30] and now I have to rebuild a new key [18:30] oh that hurts [18:31] I should probably print my key so that I have a backup when my computer eventually fails [18:43] jbicha: On a side note I noticed the Privacy Panel links to a Privacy Policy that really does not cover how any data collected from end-users on a Ubuntu Install is used [18:43] I sent a e-mail to devel-discuss to see what can be done about this [18:48] bkerensa: great! that policy looks like just a generic website privacy policy & not specific to the bug tracker [18:48] writing & reviewing docs is a good way to find bugs to report [18:50] jbicha: Yeah but what would I file that bug on? [18:52] bkerensa: I'd file it against activity-log-manager-control-center & ubuntu-website