[01:57] Failed to fetch http://ddebs.ubuntu.com/dists/oneiric/universe/binary-amd64/Packages 404 Not Found [01:57] where did the debug debs go? === jbicha is now known as Guest34968 === Guest34968 is now known as jbicha_ [08:03] hggdh: thank you. bug is filed. :) [09:21] Hi. Is any body here? === zyga-afk is now known as zyga === yofel_ is now known as yofel [10:29] Why this chat is so silent? [10:30] 124 people: Are you zombies? or some thing? [10:32] AlexzAK: Just ask your question and if someone knows the answer they'll help. [10:34] jpds: Can you help me with bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/readline6/+bug/1015744 [10:34] Ubuntu bug 1015744 in readline6 "Bash history navigation keys should be enabled in the config" [Undecided,New] [10:35] All Gentoo installations have this feature enabled by default. But Ubuntu distro has no [10:35] AlexzAK: Erm, bash already does that. [10:35] jpds: This feature disabled in default readline config [10:35] ...by default. [10:36] jpds: Page up key search history back regarding what you already typed? [10:36] AlexzAK: Yes. [10:37] I don't see it working in any ubuntu distro for five year actually... I don't understend [10:38] AlexzAK: I've had it working all the time I've used Ubuntu since 5.04. [10:38] so use case: [10:38] 0. disable custom bash config [10:38] 1. type ls and space [10:38] 2. press Page up [10:38] 3. Nothing happens [10:38] AlexzAK: Oh, page up, I just use the up arrow key. [10:39] Yes, Page Up are not interating over history, but do searching [10:40] I do Ctrl-R if I need to search. [10:40] Oh well. [10:41] So you affected by this bug too. This is good [10:41] Not really, I use zsh. ;) [10:41] Can you uncomment lines from my patch in the /etc/inputrc config [10:42] jpds: I use zsh too. About five years ago I installed it, because bash not allowed to press PageUp/PageDown [10:43] jpds: Do you know bash and readline maintainers? [10:43] Can you talk to them? [10:48] No, they'll look into the bug when they have time. [10:49] AlexzAK: Also, it would probably be better to send that feature request to Debian. [10:50] Launchpad says that there are one mainteiner for both Debian and Ubuntu [10:52] AlexzAK: Still, send it to the Debian bug tracker, no point introducing a delta purely in Ubuntu [10:53] I will wait for maintainer response of course. But this problem was originally reported here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/readline6/+bug/103986 [10:53] It was a year 2007 [10:53] Ubuntu bug 103986 in base-files "Update inputrc config and bash config" [Wishlist,Confirmed] [10:54] I will try to send it to Debian [12:48] I can't seem to triage any bugs anymore... can anyone help? [12:48] I haven't tried in a while, and I'm part of the Ubuntu Bug Squad group. [12:49] Oh, hggdh, you're here. [12:49] I can't seem to triage any bugs anymore... can anyone help? [12:49] I haven't tried in a while, and I'm part of the Ubuntu Bug Squad group. [12:49] Can you help? :) [12:50] Logan_: what exactly do you need? [12:50] I can't mark any Ubuntu bugs as Triaged. [12:50] It's greyed out. [12:51] But I'm part of the Ubuntu BugSquad group on Launchpad, which should allow me to triage bugs, no? [12:52] Logan_: yes, you can triage, but you have to be a member of BugControl to set bugs to Triaged (and a few other actions) [12:52] Oh... [12:52] * Logan_ is silly. [12:52] BugControl membership is a bit more involved [12:53] Logan_: please read https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugControl [12:53] Reading now. :) [12:53] I might try applying. [12:53] I have done a ton of triaging. [12:54] Logan_: make sure you have at least 5 bugs that shine on showing your triager work [12:54] And I recently started teaching myself packaging. :P [12:54] Yeah, definitely. I'll see what I can find. [12:54] * hggdh would have to sa -1 [12:54] Hmm? [12:55] output got confusing due to personal dislexia and tired status [12:55] Ah. :P [12:55] I'm going through the [needs-packaging] backlog right now. [12:56] You wouldn't believe how many aren't linked to Debian WNPP bugs. [12:56] I meant: if you do not give us 5 nice bugs showing you *triager* work, I would hate it, but would vote -1 on your application [12:56] Oh, I see. [12:56] I would believe... we are way behind on upstreaming [12:56] I know. :/ [12:57] I've been spending most of my triaging time linking to upstream bugs, registering upstream projects, etc. [12:57] I think that's important. [12:57] it if, and we do thank you for this work [12:57] :) [12:57] * hggdh goes bang head on wall for a while, dyxlexia is quite strong now [12:58] s/it if/it is/ [12:58] You should probably sleep. :P [12:58] I officially got out of bed one hour ago :-) [12:58] Ah. [12:59] Well, this in interesting packaging request: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/885574 [12:59] Ubuntu bug 885574 in ubuntu "[needs-packaging] cheermeup request for packaging" [Wishlist,New] [12:59] "Sends affirmative messages to the currently logged in users via the notification library. The affirmative messages are intended to boost the user's self-esteem by telling the user he or she is a great person, that someone loves him or her, etc. [12:59] " [13:00] er [13:00] now, there is space for everything, I guess [13:00] Seems a bit silly. [13:01] well, for me it does, but this would be my view only. There is space for all [13:01] I can't see how needing an app for telling you how great you are for no reason at all boosts self-steem. [13:06] hggdh: I should also request to be an Ubuntu member at this point... [13:06] Hmm. [13:07] Meh, it says 6 months of continuous contribution. Looks like I'll be waiting a bit. :P [13:07] Logan_: you can. Please try to get testimonials from people you have dealt with, it does help [13:08] Daekdroom: neither do I, but this is a personal opinion, and should be influence the packaging of an application [13:08] shouldn't? [13:08] meaning, it *will* influence my decision to package it (I will not), but it is still a valid package [13:09] Hm. [13:09] So it is a valid package but you'll leave it to someone else to step up for because you don't think it is useful? [13:10] I do not see I will have time to work on it -- there are other more important (in my humble view) work to be performed [13:12] Daekdroom: as always, one is free to select to work (or not) on a particular bug === mfisch` is now known as mfisch === mfisch is now known as Guest31330 === zyga is now known as zyga-food === zyga-food is now known as zyga === Jikan is now known as Jikai === Jikai is now known as Jikan === zyga is now known as zyga-afk === trinikrono is now known as trinichica [21:12] how can one help for the papercut project?