[02:03] <aviraldg> Hello. Anyone on the ARB here?
[02:04] <aviraldg> I have a question about Ubuntu App Showdown.
[02:05] <aviraldg> Can someone please tell me if hybrid apps are allowed? I mean if half of my app runs on Windows and the other half runs on Ubuntu? (and these parts are not the "same" -- by running parts on Windows and parts on Ubuntu it provides a unique functionality)
[03:07] <sgringwe> for the app competition, how do prizes work for teams?
[03:15] <patrickdickey> Hello there. I've got a question about getting a document included in the Software Center. If the document has versions tailored to previous releases (Lucid, Maverick, etc), is it possible to put them in their own repositories through apt-get or synaptic, or will they all be available only through the Software Center?
[03:16] <patrickdickey> I should add, this is for the Ubuntu Manual project. They want to get the manual included in the Software Center, and if possible, have previous releases available for download by users of those versions. The question was asked if that was possible, or all releases would be available through the Software Center only.
[07:29] <aviraldg> Anyone here who knows about PyGTK?
[13:07] <sivapvarma1> hi everyone
[13:07] <davidpitkin> hi sivapvarma1
[13:08] <sivapvarma1> can any one tell how much work it will be to get skim pdf to work for ubuntu
[13:09] <davidpitkin> sivapvarma1, I am looking at the wiki and docs now
[13:10] <jfroebe> objective-c  / cocoa
[13:10] <davidpitkin> yeah that's quite a port
[13:10] <sivapvarma1> I know c c++ but never did anything related to objective-c
[13:11] <jfroebe> objective-c would be the easy part.. you would have to rewrite the ui for gtk or qt
[13:11] <davidpitkin> jfroebe, I am trying to think of an open source application that has both a qt and cocoa view...
[13:13] <davidpitkin> sivapvarma1, you have to reimplement the UI
[13:14] <sivapvarma1> which one would be easier qt or gtk
[13:15] <jfroebe> a six year old very simple qt/cocoa comparison http://loadcode.blogspot.com/2006/08/graphics-in-qt-vs-cocoa.html
[13:15] <davidpitkin> sivapvarma1, qt is better documented and has a lot more stuff but gtk could be easier if you just want to hack away
[13:18] <davidpitkin> twobottux, yes
[13:29] <jokerdino> hey dpm, you around?
[13:29] <jokerdino> could update the ask link to this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/ask?tags=application-development,ubuntuappshowdown
[13:35] <jokerdino> oh wait, there is no dpm here. >_>
[13:49] <jfroebe> anyone know where couchgrid resides now?  I'm going through the quickly tutorials and it seems to have been moved from desktopcouch.records.couchgrid
[13:57] <JanC> sivapvarma1: there is some work being done by the Étoilé (linux-based) OS people to bring GnuStep closer to the Mac OS X APIs
[13:58] <JanC> I'm not sure how much of that work is available in Ubuntu right now though
[15:19] <rigved> hi everyone. there is an error in quickly tutorial. In "Using Dialogs", in the "selected_file" property function, it should be "return rows[0]['File']" and not "return rows[0]['Name']"
[15:20] <rigved> this is in "Quickly 12.04 User Guide"
[15:56] <rigved> hi everyone. there is an error in quickly tutorial. In "Using Dialogs", in the "selected_file" property function, it should be "return rows[0]['File']" and not "return rows[0]['Name']"
[15:57] <rigved> this is in "Quickly 12.04 User Guide"
[16:00] <rigved> i'll file a bug report later
[23:39] <qaghan> Hey guys, I got a question. How do you make a program run in /opt ? I found some information saying that Quickly handles that if I use quickly submitubuntu but at what step of the workflow exactly do I have to do that step? Does it replace any of the usual instructions like quickly release?