[00:12] http://ifunny.mobi/iJ5HyeoBO#J5HyeoBO [01:27] balloons, can you let me edit the presentation? [01:27] bien sir mon ami [01:27] je suis desole [01:27] wait.. it says you can [01:27] lol [01:28] odd [01:28] * balloons wasn't an idiot [01:28] oh cool [01:28] * jono was [01:28] :-) [01:28] lol [01:29] k -- I'll be about if you have any questions [01:32] thanks, man! [02:04] night all [02:04] night cp [07:01] good morning [07:08] morning [07:14] hi elfy [08:42] http://www.canonical.com/about-canonical/resources/case-studies/capgemini-bpo-deploys-hybrid-thin-client-solution-ubuntu-adva folks might find this an intersting read === nothingspecial is now known as Not === Not is now known as nothingspecial === didrocks1 is now known as didrocks === didrocks1 is now known as didrocks [14:37] for a demo I wanted to set my shell environment to english - I thought "export LC_ALL=C" would suffice - it seems it doesn't - does somebody know how I can do it? [14:38] it seems like in my session settings I have English at the top of the list as well but it doesn't seem to work either [14:38] hum [14:39] dholbach, export LC_ALL=en_GB.UTF-8 ? [14:39] daniel@daydream:~$ export LC_ALL=en_GB.UTF-8 [14:39] daniel@daydream:~$ LC_ALL=C bzr branch bla [14:39] bzr: ERROR: Kein Zweig: »/home/daniel/bla/«. [14:39] daniel@daydream:~$ [14:39] ah sorry [14:39] still same output without the LC_ALL=C [14:43] try LANG=C [14:45] still no dice [14:45] also tried to set LANGUAGE [14:45] I'll make do somehow [14:45] :) [14:59] dholbach, perhaps setting LC_MESSAGES directly might help, but in general, bzr should be in English with LC_ALL=C , I'm also a bit puzzled [15:05] dholbach: where is the hangout being broadcast? [15:05] no link from your blog :( [15:11] AlanBell: ping [15:52] hi cjohnston [15:52] AlanBell: is there anything to worry about with upgrading the server that etherpad is on to precise [15:53] should all be fine, I have run it on precise [15:54] any update on etherpad-lite? [15:55] we have a charm for that! [15:55] blah [15:56] I will check what the current status of it is [15:57] jcastro: what is the story with charms when you want to tweak an installation? like add a theme or plugin or hack some files [15:57] do you have to change the charm so that the changes get copied when you add a unit or something? [15:58] ideally the charm handles user data [15:58] so like, it sticks all that in VCS for you and repulls on new deployments [15:59] but I would just modify a charm locally and keep that. [15:59] ok [16:00] I think the ideal state is either the VCS thing or your "theme" or whatever is a subordinate charm of the main one [16:00] so deploy wordpress, then $mystuff-wordpress on top of the generic one [16:00] mhall119, I posted it on @ubuntudev accounts [16:01] dholbach: do you have a few minutes before you end your day to talk to me about the ARB restaffing? [16:01] yes [16:03] hangouts hate me today [16:03] dholbach: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/b075b62411e0fc4b78afe47a7cae9783328e8abf?authuser=0&hl=en === hazmat is now known as kapilt [16:58] have a great rest of your day everyone! [18:41] pleia2, hey uh .... [18:41] is the meter on your blog right? [18:45] jcastro: yeah, and I managed to reach my goal already (!) [18:45] wow [18:45] that is _awesome_ [18:45] people are amazing :) [18:46] like, I had no doubt you'd eventually reach the goal [18:47] just not like in 3 hours, hahaha [18:47] Dang, maybe I should ask for a new BBQ on the internet [18:48] jcastro: pleia2's intentions are altruistic. The internet is not some "The Secret" proxy. ;) [18:49] That said, if you are successful, please also ask the Internet for whatever is on my Amazon Wishlist. [18:49] especially the 60" gong. [18:50] yeah me too! [18:51] http://www.gongs-unlimited.com/pasygo60.html [18:51] lol [19:17] jcastro: can you reddit http://mhall119.com/2012/09/looking-for-a-few-good-devs/ please [19:17] yep, one sec [19:17] thanks [19:18] * mhall119 is kind of ashamed to admit how much time he spent on that image [19:21] http://www.reddit.com/r/Ubuntu/comments/zq29s/looking_for_a_few_good_devs/ [19:22] thanks jcastro [19:25] hey mhall119 [19:25] so other than non-voting [19:25] a helper can totally help with the backlog right? [19:26] so basically, rule out all the simple fixes, and so on [19:26] so by the time it hits an ARB person ... it could just be all ready to go? [19:26] jcastro: yes indeed [19:26] excellent [19:26] that's what we tried to do for all the showdown apps [19:27] and is this something that will happen or can say, someone do it right now today? [19:27] jcastro: is Jono in Portland for the sprint? [19:27] yeah [19:27] LOL [19:27] ok [19:28] I thought it might just be Engineering Managers [19:28] technically he is [19:28] Social Engineering Manager ;) [19:28] s/Social/Community/g [19:29] jcastro: arb helpers are already active [19:30] bkerensa, jono's an engineering manager [19:30] mhall119, ok so this whole time we could have been asking people to help? I didn't know that lol [19:31] jcastro: we *have* been asking people to help [19:31] dpm, dholbach and I [19:31] ok good, now everyone knows [19:32] jcastro: it was announced back in July [19:32] http://developer.ubuntu.com/2012/07/the-ubuntu-app-showdown-review-is-in-full-swing/ [19:33] and again in http://developer.ubuntu.com/2012/07/the-ubuntu-app-showdown-followup-reviews/ [19:33] yeah but I've never heard of an effort to grow the reviewers [19:33] (until the thing you just posted) [19:34] marcoceppi, did you know you could review apps as a non-ubuntu developer? [19:34] jcastro: I had no idea [19:34] * marcoceppi reads mhall119's link [19:35] maybe we've been isolated in charmland [19:35] land of ice cream cones and unicorns [19:35] yeah, you too spend too much time with your heads in the clouds [19:35] two [19:36] dholbach has been recruiting people to help since June [19:36] well, either way [19:36] knowing people can help the backlog is huge [19:36] yeah, please spread the word [19:36] also, anybody you know who could serve on the ARB itself [19:40] yeah, my problem is to be on the ARB you need to be an ubuntu developer [19:40] and every ubuntu developer I know is already busy [19:41] however, ARB _helpers_ I can help find no problem [19:43] they did get some ARB folks after the competition but there was too many to review going by the last meetin gwith the ARB last week [19:43] and many could only offer 5 hrs a week which is great but that didnt help the back log [19:46] mhall119, having a hard time G+ing your blog post, the instance isn't pegged from reddit is it? [19:49] mhall119: Your post suggests people join #ubuntu-arb but don't they need to be on the ARB or a Developer with upload rights to do reviews? [19:57] bkerensa: no, they can review the package and help with fixes, they just can't vote [19:58] ahh [19:58] jcastro: yes, my little m1.tiny is being throttled by Amazon at the moment [19:58] heh [19:59] czajkowski is right, we got about 10 people helping the ARB, that let us get all 140+ apps reviewed once [19:59] since then it's tappered off [19:59] mhall119: I wasn't making it up ya know :p [20:00] *I* know that [20:00] I was providing some extra detail [20:02] jcastro: how's got the best cloud hosting prices these days? [20:03] I need something about the size of an m1.tiny, but without the stupid throttling [20:04] jcastro: http://awesomescreenshot.com/0d2fr4sbf <-- best cloud hosting platform ever maybe? [20:04] :) [20:04] They gave me a comp account so I can spawn up servers on every cloud provider :D [20:06] mhall119: maybe linode? [20:07] how bizarre someone put a url to a bug in the source for one.ubuntu.com [20:33] mhall119, http://www.cloudorado.com/ [20:33] in the past I've used linode for small things like a blog, etc. [20:33] they are really awesome folks, take care of their customers, etc. [20:45] I <3 Linode [20:45] Have had no problems with them [20:45] Good for having a virtual box out there on the net. === kapilt is now known as hazmat