[02:04] Hi [02:04] I'm looking for some advice [02:05] I'm looking for a screen saver for ubuntu, with RSS support. [02:05] can anyone give a pointer on this? [20:36] dholbach: just to distract you, I've got a change to apps-brancher so it works with the current myapps :) [20:36] since the scraping didn't work, all the apps are in one json string in the page [20:37] ajmitch, ah awesome - can you submit a merge proposal? [20:37] yeah, it's fairly minimal change [20:38] * ajmitch was using that for a list which will have (once working) arb-lint & licensecheck run over the queue, I'm tyring to make it look like the sponsoring list sorted by last response time [20:39] I know this'll be obsoleted by whatever new process comes along in a few months :) [20:42] awesome [20:42] * dholbach hugs ajmitch [21:26] dholbach: hello [21:26] hi cwayne [21:27] dholbach: heya, i was just wondering if you happened to remember what you needed to change on unity-lens-vm? i feel that i'll probably have to make the same changes to my new lens [21:27] oh or is the branch still active, i could just look at that i suppose :) [21:28] no, I don't remember [21:28] it's been a while :) [21:30] dholbach: heh, no worries :) (thanks again for the help btw!) [21:37] you want to find wendar or coolbhavi to vote on it [21:37] iirc you pinged the list about it a few days ago? [21:38] cwayne: hi, sorry, been meaning to double check and make sure I voted on that one [21:38] hi wendar :) [21:38] hi ajmitch :) [21:39] sorry, didn't really mean to disturb you from work [21:39] no worries [21:39] I haven't been having much luck getting the DMB to post our Launchpad vote [21:39] though, I got a lot of discussion about which tools might be more appropriate :) [21:40] hey wendar, thanks a lot! ( i hope i haven't been *too* annoying lately :) ) [21:40] usually CIVS [21:40] cwayne: no worries, thanks for the reminder :) [21:40] I'm surprised that launchpad still has polls [21:40] ajmitch: right, but CIVS doesn't work when you have more spaces than candidates [21:41] ajmitch: so I talked with the CC after the last vote and they said "use a Launchpad poll for a confirmation vote" [21:41] darn [21:41] ajmitch: so I updated the process to match what the CC said [21:41] who have you talked to to get a poll up on LP? [21:41] ajmitch: but, yeah, everyone on the DMB seems to agree an LP poll isn't the right way to do it [21:41] not surprising :) [21:41] ajmitch: I CCd the entire DMB, but off list [21:42] ajmitch: I'm open to other ideas [21:42] does CIVS not work with confirmation vote for 3 people, assuming it's 1 new & 2 renewals? [21:42] ajmitch: any thoughts on how to take a yes/no/abstain poll of the entire ubuntu-devel membership, for only confirmation? [21:43] * ajmitch can't remember if you were putting your name forward again or didn't have time [21:43] I'm not, because I'm not qualified under the new rules [21:43] no, I don't really know what other voting options there are [21:43] CIVS only allows you to rank the candidates [21:43] selecting some number of seats from some larger pool [21:44] what we need is a yes/no/abstain vote on each candidate [21:44] confirmation votes can be done there by including a 'none of the above' [21:44] but, what if they only want to approve 2 and decline 1? [21:45] they rank those 2 above NOTA, and the 1 below [21:45] debian uses a similar system [21:46] hmmm... I can try it [21:46] we do have lots of nice scripts for pulling ubuntu devel addresses [21:46] (to inject into CIVS) [21:48] * ajmitch also doesn't know of a good way to get more people interested [21:50] perhaps having regular discussions with those who've show interest in being an arb helper [21:50] ajmitch: it's partly a chicken-and-egg problem: it would be a lot more attractive without the backlog, but we need more help to clear the backlog [21:50] yep [21:51] and just that reviewing isn't fun :) [21:51] dholbach: welcome back [21:51] it's nice to have you around in a sane timezone ;) [21:51] ajmitch: yeah, I'm not sure how to make it more fun [21:52] thanks [21:52] ajmitch: though, just making it less tedious would probably help [21:52] yes [21:53] bhavi's term isn't ending, right? [21:53] do we have a wiki page about how arb contributors can help? [21:53] you're right, it's not [21:54] so it's just you and alessio [21:54] for 6 slots? [21:55] does the poll have to be set for 6 slots? [21:56] it could be 2 [21:57] it asks how many candidates will be successful [21:59] * ajmitch guesses that will work [22:07] ajmitch: do you want to update https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AndrewMitchell/ARB? [22:07] (so I can link it from the poll) [22:07] not really, it'd require me being creative :) [22:08] I'll have to give it a shot later [22:08] currently there's nothing inaccurate in it, just outdated [22:19] ajmitch: okay, I'll link it in. it's probably worth mentioning that you've been on the ARB for 2 years now, for anyone who's not in-the-know :) [22:20] might be :) [22:20] that will probably count against me [22:25] heh [22:33] ajmitch: you should have just gotten a poll request, tell me if it looks sane [22:33] if so, I'll add the rest of ubuntu-dev [22:34] I have, it looks alright [22:37] okay, thanks! shipping out to the lot of them