dholbach | good morning | 06:49 |
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bkerensa | jono: your up epic late | 08:16 |
bkerensa | :D | 08:16 |
czajkowski | aloha | 09:46 |
dholbach | hey jono | 14:40 |
jono | hey dholbach | 14:49 |
jono | dholbach, mhall119 https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/2ed89a9717d7379f4cf0fe375d464c07c6e3afd1?authuser=0&hl=en-US | 15:00 |
czajkowski | dholbach: is dmp around this week ? | 15:18 |
dholbach | czajkowski, no, he's on holidays | 15:19 |
czajkowski | dholbach: grand thanks | 15:19 |
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dholbach | alright my friends - see you tomorrow! | 17:31 |
nhandler | I know a lot of you guys have played around with webcasts and screencasts and other similar things. Has anyone here played with webcamstudio at all? | 19:20 |
mhall119 | nhandler: no, what's that? | 19:21 |
nhandler | mhall119: You can set up various input and ouptut sources. So I can have one input from my webcam, another showing my desktop, another showing a youtube video, some text on top, an irc channel, etc. It can then output to ustream, a file, or many other places | 19:22 |
nhandler | I couldn't get the prebuilt beta .deb files to work properly for me in Debian sid, but the alpha worked pretty well (other than the audio being a bit shaky probably due to me using my built in mic) | 19:22 |
nhandler | I was thinking that it might be nice being able to show your face, your screen, and an irc channel (i.e. #ubuntu-classroom-chat) and record to a file while streaming live | 19:23 |
nhandler | The demo videos on the site are a bit outdated (it seems they change the interface/feature set a LOT between new releases), but it shows some of the features | 19:25 |
mhall119 | nhandler: sounds interesting, I wonder how that would interact with an on-air G+ hangout | 19:36 |
nhandler | mhall119: In theory, it could replace it. It provides the same functionality plus more. Or, depending on what you are after, you could probably include the G+ hangout as an input source. | 20:01 |
bkerensa | nhandler: webcamstudio is cool... I was going to use it to do a weekly show once | 20:06 |
* popey shudders | 20:06 | |
bkerensa | :D | 20:06 |
popey | mhall119, is it possible to install lenses in /opt, and unity find them? | 20:06 |
nhandler | popey: Bad experience with it? | 20:08 |
popey | not really, but i put one in /usr/local and it wasnt found | 20:08 |
popey | asked didier and he implied they aren't found outside /usr/ | 20:08 |
popey | which means shipping lenses in via the ARB is hard | 20:08 |
popey | because they mandate that stuff lives in /opt | 20:08 |
nhandler | err, by "it" I meant webcamstudio. Sorry for the confusion | 20:09 |
popey | oh | 20:09 |
popey | never found it particularly intuitive | 20:09 |
popey | and java | 20:09 |
nhandler | Yeah. I have had a hard time getting it to work properly. Older versions complained about a module not loading properly. The newer one works, but is alpha and doesn't appear to have a lot of the old features | 20:10 |
mhall119 | popey: you have to install the .lens file into /usr/share/unity/lenses/<lensname>/<lensname>.lens | 20:14 |
mhall119 | and the .service file into /usr/share/dbus-1/services/ | 20:15 |
popey | well that sucks | 20:15 |
mhall119 | everything else goes into /top/ | 20:15 |
mhall119 | /opt/ | 20:15 |
popey | that means i can't enter the app developer competition | 20:15 |
mhall119 | popey: the ARB has an exception explicitly to allow lenses to do this | 20:15 |
popey | O RLY? | 20:15 |
mhall119 | yes | 20:15 |
popey | \o/ | 20:15 |
* popey retracts his statements | 20:15 | |
popey | /clear | 20:15 |
mhall119 | so everything else goes into /opt/, and they'll let those 2 files go where they need to go | 20:15 |
popey | thanks mhall119 | 20:17 |
mhall119 | np | 20:17 |
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jono | mhall119, just doing this API docs mockups | 20:41 |
jono | should have something online soon | 20:41 |
jono | mhall119, could you add to your spec how we would get the GI data into the django db? | 20:41 |
imbrandon | jono /me wants to use the json api from mhall119 to create a block for people to show their trophies off on their blog easily :) | 20:43 |
jono | imbrandon, we are building a Web service that will allow people to do that | 20:44 |
jono | so imbrandon if you can help write this, that would be *awesome* | 20:44 |
imbrandon | nice, i seen the webservice but not that bit | 20:44 |
imbrandon | and sure just point me in the direction and i'll dig in when i have time ( tween now and monday ) | 20:45 |
jono | imbrandon, cool, could you join #ubuntu-accomplishments if you are not there? | 21:02 |
imbrandon | sure /me looks | 21:02 |
jono | mhall119, around? | 21:07 |
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jono | mhall119, added the mockups to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperNetwork#preview | 21:23 |
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mhall119 | jono: had to run some errands, I'll be home in about an hour | 21:56 |
jono | np | 21:57 |
cjohnston | unacceptable | 21:58 |
popey | mhall119, http://developer.ubuntu.com/2012/04/how-to-create-a-wikipedia-unity-lens-for-ubuntu/ has anyone tested that recently? | 22:39 |
popey | I just went through it and I get no results (on quantal) when searching in the lens | 22:39 |
popey | WARN 2012-06-28 23:38:16 unity.glib.dbusproxy GLibDBusProxy.cpp:283 Calling method "Search" on object path: "/unity/singlet/lens/wikipedia" failed: GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name unity.singlet.lens.wikipedia was not provided by any .service files | 22:39 |
popey | loads of those too | 22:40 |
mhall119 | popey: it was working for several people on Precise | 22:50 |
popey | heh | 22:50 |
popey | might have to test it on a precise install.. ta | 22:50 |
mhall119 | popey: do you have a .service file for it installed in /usr/share/dbus-1/services? | 22:50 |
popey | doesnt look like it | 22:51 |
popey | sudo quickly install should have done that? | 22:51 |
popey | going to sleep on it and try tomorrow | 22:53 |
popey | thanks | 22:53 |
mhall119 | jono: I like those mockups, what do you use to make them? | 23:18 |
nhandler | mhall119: Last time I asked, he said he uses Balsamiq (they are pretty supportive of people using it for open source work) | 23:27 |
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