[00:38] knome, That is a much more limited workflow.... about how I do things as a non-photographer for archive only purposes. [00:39] sure, just wanted to share [00:39] I too load direct off USB stick or From the SD port on my netbook. I do limited editing that is mostly make things the right way up :) [00:39] didn't actually even read it thoroughly ;) [00:39] It is interesting that he uses the proprietary SW that Brant uses. [00:40] The other thing That was interesting (and I have found to be true) is how long an impression of some SW lasts. [00:41] That is if I tried something a few years ago and it was bad, I feel the same way about that software now even though it may have gotten better. [00:54] yeah [01:20] Hmm, PCIe interrupts are interesting. They are sent over the same lines as the data it seems. [01:26] I think I understand why PCIe sound cards may be a problem. [11:49] Did anyone realize that actually the raring i386 images don't have -pae?:P I've reported this to apw... [11:52] How to Enable PAE [11:52] Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal, unreleased) and onwards [11:52] The generic default kernel already has PAE enabled. [11:52] I don't think there is a need for specific -pae flavor anymore. [11:52] The above text is from: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingPAE [11:55] astraljava, yep anyway...... [12:04] Anyway what? :) [13:32] i have learned quite a bit over the last week about synfig studio. it is bloody amazing [13:36] Hey scott-work good;D [14:19] * smartboyhw finds it weird that ubuntustudio-default-settings is in section gnome.... [14:28] scott-work: How do our blueprints end up here? http://status.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-raring/ [14:28] Since they haven't yet.. [14:29] Do we need to register them somewhere? [14:30] zequence, they need the Ubuntu Drivers to approve into raring.... [14:30] zequence, find skaet or any member of release team [14:43] zequence: we need to talk to the release manager i would suppose [14:43] normally this has been kate, although i am unsure what their plans are for the future, i.e. will they continue using status.ubuntu.com [14:43] scott-work, there is no "release manager" :) [14:44] knome: well, whatever kate's position has been [14:44] scott-work, er kate's position is now obsolete right? [14:44] scott-work, they will. you basically need somebody to accept the bleuprints for R [14:44] a week ago or so i noticed that not many of the "flavours" were listed on status.ubuntu.com [14:44] scott-work, it was the release manager. it's just that there isn't one this time. [14:44] scott-work, the Ubuntu Drivers have the privellege right? [14:44] smartboyhw: i am unsure [14:45] zequence, just ask stgraber to do it for you. [14:45] knome: i imagine the flavours that were already on status.ubuntu.com had leads that were already on the release team and could add their flavours themselves [14:45] scott-work, 1. Xubuntu didn't, 2. We didn't and 3. Where's Lubuntu then?:P [14:45] scott-work, that makes sense :) [14:46] i think it was edubuntu (stgraber) and kubuntu (scott k i think) [14:46] scott-work, but ultimately, there's quite many people who can accept stuff [14:46] scott-work, yup. [14:46] we should look for allowing flavor leads to accept their own stuff [14:47] or in other words, be able to accept blueprints for releases [14:47] We're lacking a bit of administration rights withing this team [14:47] was it scottk that had a head injury and wore a patch for a while? [14:47] scott-work, at least didn't in uds :) [14:47] scott-work: Nope. that's the Kubuntu lead, I forget his name [14:47] riddell [14:47] zequence, wait Xubuntu didn't then:P [14:47] jonathan [14:47] Yea, Riddel. He was wearing an eye patch at times [14:47] Stephane Graber + Jonathan Riddell [14:48] zequence, we don't have the rights to accept stuff either. that's not what has been given to flavors [14:48] yes, riddell! that's him [14:48] knome: i would think we should be able to accept these things [14:48] scott-work, actually I think riddell and graber are Canonical employees.... [14:48] at least riddell [14:48] smartboyhw: i believe stgraber is as well [14:49] scott-work, yeah [14:49] knome: We need to get an Ubuntu dev into our team(s). Or, one of us should become one [14:49] zequence, /me agrees [14:49] scott-work, i would do, but that's not how it has been done in the past, and we need to approach the DMB if we want to pursue that [14:49] zequence, that doesn't give you the accept-rights yet [14:49] workitem for this week: Target all blueprints to raring! [14:49] knome: i would support this, should we work up an email together? send separate emails? [14:49] Well, one little step at a time, I guess :) [14:50] scott-work, seperate is better I think. Tell Lubuntu and Mythbuntu's lead also [14:50] scott-work, i have it on my todo, but if you have time to work on it, feel free to [14:50] Lubuntu Lead = Julien Lavergne, Mythbuntu = ? [14:50] smartboyhw, doesn't need to be a separate email. once we get things moving, they will be applied to all flavors [14:51] smartboyhw, i already discussed this with cjwatson and he told to send email and it'll be discussed amongst the right people [14:51] knome, ah good:D [14:51] That is a community win:D [14:54] zequence, so how are you gonna simplify the blueprints eh? [14:55] smartboyhw: I'll start removing dependencies for blueprints that aren't nessecary to be completed for a specific release, such as docs, soft dev, etc [14:56] zequence, I think you should try to simplify the workflows....As our school song says "All for each, each for all":P [14:58] smartboyhw: I want to tell you something though. I don't mind you having opinions, and I know you are young and eager to participate, but it is not very good of you to participate in communications where you are not assigned to participate [14:58] smartboyhw: I'm sort of handling blueprints, with scott-work having the last word. [14:59] smartboyhw: I've told you this before. My advice is you find something you want to do, and focus on that [14:59] One soup should not have too many cooks [14:59] smartboyhw: Like testing docs [15:03] going home now.. (bb in 15) [15:15] zequence, that is just a suggestion....... [15:41] BTW zequence/ len-dt / scott-work try to book a session in the Ubuntu Developer Week here (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDeveloperWeek/Timetable). Don't forget to contact dholbach.... [22:32] http://tonywhitmore.co.uk/blog/2012/11/19/joining-the-darktable-side/ :)