[00:44] pleia2, we should get some publicity for "brainstorming is on for q", maybe write a quickish article tomorrow and publish, tweet and send to g+ [00:44] pleia2, and the mailing lists [00:44] sounds good [00:45] UDS people are already starting to descend upon us ;) running out to dinner with one of them now [00:45] hehe [00:45] have fun [00:45] * knome goes to bed [00:45] btw, look at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu when you have a few mins [00:46] now that i reduced the releases table, i'm wondering where we need it at all [00:46] that should be on the website, because it's targeted mostly for userss [00:46] -s [00:46] anyway, time to think that tomorrow [00:53] * knome is off, see you [00:56] knome: in the blueprint for my assignment, please use [xubuntu-dev] (micahg) [00:56] knome: otherwise, it shows up on the WI tracker for the security team which we don't want === mips is now known as mips1911 [09:34] mr_pouit, a-ha. didn't know that - thanks :) [09:41] err, micahg ! [09:41] damn those nicks. [09:41] leave mr_pouit alone, I need him to finish the 4.10 stuff :) [09:43] that was exactly what i was bugging him about. for Q though [10:02] in that case keep bugging him :D [12:12] pleia2, you there? [12:27] brainstorm doesn't support ubuntu SSO? [12:27] * knome blinks [12:28] generally, it's just quite ungraspable === scot-work is now known as scott-work [16:00] knome: heh, I'm not sure how maintained it is in general [16:23] pleia2, there's a session of it on openweek [16:28] knome: oh, it's an active community and developers review it routinely for ideas, I meant the infrastructure itself [16:28] heh [16:28] it "just works" so it chugs along, hasn't had a branding update, I think it's still some old drupal [16:28] the xubuntu devs don't :] [16:28] well, it took a few UDS sessions for any devs to [16:29] mmh. [16:30] Says it uses this http://www.ideatorrent.org/ [16:30] "Ideatorrent ... is based on Drupal." [16:32] Yep, so old+old=really old. [16:33] and since drupal sucks anyway... ;) [16:33] == really old crap [16:33] Yep, pretty much. [18:15] talking about the qa testing and stuff [18:16] yes? [18:16] i think the testing protocols should show the current known bugs, so people know what to test and look for [18:16] i think that many people goes blind to tests and miss stuff because we don't know what we should be looking at [18:17] mmh. [18:17] that's a good idea, but what are the "current known bugs" ? [18:17] are they bugs that have been found in the tests? [18:17] because those *are* already visible [18:19] yes they should be bugs reported on tests, say in the last 10 tests for a case [18:20] say you do alternate i386 tests, so you will see the "known issues with this testcase" and you might have like a checklist [18:20] saying does this happen to you? and you click yes or no [18:21] or click in like "something different happens" and you go to a bug report [18:21] mm-hmm [18:24] i think that would make testings more useful [18:24] now most tests are "see if it installs and runs" [18:24] but no actual "testing" is done with the system [18:24] what about the testcase [18:25] we are about to update those [18:25] to be more xubuntu specific [18:25] i see [18:25] and include the short/long tests there [18:26] o: i forgot about my tutorial for alternate installation [18:26] heh [18:26] :) [18:26] anyway [18:26] i'll be back later [18:26] i need to chat with stgraber [18:26] about the qa tracker [18:26] will try to do it one of this days [18:27] and i'm sure it would be useful if you could help me and astraljava getting the new testcases written/reviewed [18:27] but that would be in week 20 most probably [18:27] or weekend of week 19 [18:28] (not saturday) [18:28] if i can i will help [18:29] i'm sure you can, you've been doing the tests, and you know if something is written badly or so [18:37] ok [18:37] :) [18:37] but we'll get back to you once we sit down with it [19:28] what use does catfish have? [20:22] GridCube, search for files? [20:22] and do what with them? [20:22] see where they are? [20:22] yeah [20:22] and? [20:22] or generally, just find them [20:22] nothing else [20:22] thats not very useful [20:23] well, it depends so much how you organize your files [20:23] some people never think when they save, so it makes sense to have a search app [20:24] yes, i can agree with that 100% pero you need to do something with the files you find [20:24] lol s/pero/but/ [20:26] well of course you can navigate to that location etc [20:28] knome, but say you want to find all the .abw you have on ~/ and save them on /media/pendrive [20:29] theres no way of doing that with today's xubuntu unless you do some find -exec magic [20:29] GridCube, apparently you can copy single files from catfish [20:29] (not select all, but that's understandable in a away) [20:29] s/away/way/ [20:29] :/ [21:16] Any news on the 4.10 ppa? [21:17] no [21:17] :( === yofel_ is now known as yofel === ubott2 is now known as ubottu === yofel_ is now known as Guest77193