[10:59] aloha [11:06] aloha czajkowski ! [11:07] this ubuntu app showdown is causing some people grief [11:07] seeing people have issues with quickly [11:07] ouch [11:07] Ive herd. I have never used the app. but it seems like its a great app. [11:07] and a lot seem to be very confused with a ppa :/ lp users mail has been very active this week [11:08] Youd think using ubuntu you would know what a ppa is [11:09] I have seen many people asking questions for this on askubuntu [12:18] czajkowski, i wouldn't call one thread "very active" :) [12:20] popey: they also use the contact the team [12:20] which goes to admins :) [12:20] silly rabbits [12:20] indeed [12:20] how was the bock bock [12:22] * czajkowski is heading to one of Gordon Ramsays restaurants today for lunch :D [12:25] not had it yet [12:25] tea time [12:28] ah I see [12:28] popey: collected the new addition yet? [12:28] not until its 10 weeks [13:07] ping popey, where do i find that mass ppa purge tool of yours? [13:07] https://code.launchpad.net/~popey/+junk/purgealltheppas [13:08] thanks [13:08] np [13:11] meme_for_app_name++ [13:16] :) [13:16] patches welcome [13:18] popey: consider making a deb file xD [13:18] in a ppa? :) [13:18] yep :P [13:19] _runs_ [13:19] popey: wait, does installing your ppa also remove the ppa for your app? :D [13:20] i think you could argue it should [13:20] the whole point of purging is to get rid of them [13:20] and once you have got rid of them, you dont need the script anymore [13:21] yeah, that's what I thought too. [13:23] anyway, i thought of an idea of removing packages that are only available in ppa. [13:23] remove the ppa, update apt and then figure out the packages that doesn't have installable candidate [16:38] http://cdn.memegenerator.net/instances/400x/23151384.jpg [16:38] jcastro++ [17:04] howdy [18:41] wow, 82 submissions so far for the Ubuntu App Showdown [18:42] jokerdino: ppa-purge is what you want [19:06] mhall119: _what_? [19:06] 82?!?! [20:38] jcastro: more than that now [20:41] 87 now [20:41] we may top 100 before the deadline [20:42] hi [20:43] hey nigelb_ [20:43] bah, why am I underscored. [20:43] not identified? [20:43] no, you're identified... [20:43] connected twice? === nigelb_ is now known as nigelb [20:43] an imposter.. [20:43] aha. [20:44] I reconnected and "nigelb" was locked for a bit. [20:53] mhall119, mine might be ready at the last minute :D [20:53] i have a problem though.. with a lens.. it says [All] in the filter, but I dont want to use that word, is that hard-coded do you know mhall119 ? [20:54] https://launchpad.net/unity-lens-shopping is our attempt at a useful lens [20:54] popey: that's part of the Dash, you can't change that [20:54] mhall119: where do you see the list of incoming apps [20:54] it looks up your country and tries to figure out which store to search [20:54] is it a certain url? [20:54] but if you're in (for example) mexico, there is no "Amazon MX" so we force it to amazon US.. [20:54] but if you want to, you can override it in the filter.. [20:54] jcastro: https://myapps.developer.ubuntu.com/dev/arb/ has all the ARB's apps, not all of those are for the showdown [20:54] to UK, JP, CA or whatever [20:55] but if you dont specifically choose one, you get "All" which is a bit of a lie, because the backend doesn't search "all" stores, just one, based on your locale.. [20:55] trying to figure out the best way to represent that in a filter.. suggestions welcome! :D [20:56] mhall119: man that is sweet dude [20:56] http://popey.com/~alan/filters.png [20:56] ^^ is what it looks like [20:57] mhall119: but alas, you have you have yet to get a lackie to write my politics lens :) [20:57] i have a limited number of lackies [20:58] paultag: I keep telling you I'm not important enough to have lackies [20:58] lies [20:58] ;) [20:58] you're the Debian big-shot, shouldn't you have your own? [20:58] I do have a few, but none who would write a unity lens [20:58] :P [21:00] pffft [21:00] if _I_ can write a unity lens, anyone can! [21:00] jcastro: 89 :) [21:02] popey: it's not in Debian :) [21:02] popey: and since debian lackies run Debian, alas, no hope [21:02] paultag: port it! [21:02] no wayyyy [21:02] it's unusable to me [21:02] I refuse to maintain it :) [21:02] Ubuntu lackies write stuff for Debian all the time [21:02] sure [21:02] because you can use Debian stuff in Ubuntu [21:02] plus I'm as much Ubuntu as I am Debian [21:03] Debian never downstreams *anything* [21:03] ;) [21:03] hahhaa :) [21:03] lol [21:07] I'd love to see unity in debian [21:07] now is the best time to do it [21:07] given we have 5.12 in 12.04 LTS [21:09] except debian's in freeze. [21:17] yep [21:17] and it'd become unmaintained [21:18] since unity authors likely have no interest in maintaining it in Debian [21:19] paultag: have you asked the unity authors? [21:25] mhall119: I have no interest in it, I don't like unity -- like, at all :) [21:26] my team is responsible for releasing unity. I'd love for them to release to an open minded debian [21:27] popey: I'd be willing to sponsor a well-maintained and well formated (and un-gnome-brekey) Unity, but I won't be doing any work on it [21:27] I don't use it, and I can't see myself ever using it [21:27] yes, I think you've made that point quite clear a few times [21:27] but if you need someone to review it, sure. I just won't be the one to do it :) [21:58] ← gone [22:16] jcastro: 91 [22:17] almost every time I go back to my inbox there are 2 more submissions [22:21] mhall119: heh, remember I talked about Flask at UDS? [22:21] *UDS-O [22:21] The author of Flask, Armin Ronacher, is an Ubuntu member. TIL. [22:24] nigelb: yeah, I remember [22:24] did he just become a member? [22:24] Nope, since 2010 or so. [22:24] er, 2005. [22:24] oh wow, long-time member [22:26] yeah! === matt_symes is now known as someoneelse [23:06] mhall119: aye, i did use ppa-purge. i was just thinking of some other crazy idea. ;-) [23:08] btw, I totally didn't know nigelb was Nigel Babu. *goes crazy*. [23:08] lol [23:08] howdy sir! [23:09] Howdy! :) [23:12] so, you are up all night then? [23:13] Going to bed shortly, I hope :) [23:13] haha, i am going off to exam later today :-) [23:13] I've been up doing refactoring on a project [23:13] ah, that explains. [23:14] The test refuse to pass on travis, works great locally. [23:15] sounds like a fun thing to fix :) [23:16] I'm going to give this 30 minutes more and then give up :P [23:16] w 59 [23:16] nigelb: 30 minutes is enough you think? [23:16] what's that number Mr Hall? [23:16] jokerdino: Nope. It's timeboxing. [23:17] If this is not fixed in another 30 minutes, I'm going to ask my boss to take a look tomorrow. [23:17] ah right then. [23:21] time to leave for school now. see ya later everyone! [23:27] laters! [23:42] mhall119: is the heat still pounding the east coast? :D [23:44] it was pretty hot out there today [23:44] but i think up north its worse