pleia2 | 4 of us here at the Ubuntu Hour in SF :) | 02:03 |
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akk | Hi everyone! | 02:03 |
pleia2 | people say hi :) | 02:06 |
grantbow | \o/ | 02:06 |
grantbow | jim_ hi! | 02:17 |
* pleia2 waves to jim_ from the Ubuntu Hour | 02:17 | |
grantbow | jim_ hi there | 02:22 |
grantbow | welcome back jim__ | 02:33 |
grantbow | too many windows for you, jim_? | 02:33 |
grantbow | hi SteevB | 02:33 |
SteevB | Hello! | 02:35 |
grantbow | welcome | 02:37 |
pleia2 | eps is here with scale stuff :D | 02:41 |
* grantbow nods | 02:42 | |
SteevB | Are there currently any ubuntu hour meetups in the LA area? | 02:45 |
grantbow | Pasadena and San Diego right now https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Projects/UbuntuHours | 02:46 |
darthrobot | Title: [CaliforniaTeam/Projects/UbuntuHours - Ubuntu Wiki] | 02:46 |
grantbow | Want to host one? | 02:46 |
grantbow | all it takes is showing up for an hour somewhere | 02:46 |
grantbow | Pomona would be a good location :-) | 02:47 |
grantbow | I have a friend in El Monte that might hekp | 02:48 |
grantbow | help | 02:48 |
SteevB | hmm, interesting. I might have to think about that. | 02:49 |
grantbow | bad.debian.net next, cya | 02:59 |
jim__ | what? | 03:00 |
jim__ | holy <BADWORD>! Is this bottom line something? I tho't it was air. | 03:00 |
jim__ | how does one log out? | 03:01 |
jim__ | how does one continue to use 10.04 securely? | 03:01 |
jim__ | ? | 03:02 |
jim__ | i need something to click | 03:02 |
nhaines | jim__: simply continue to install new updates for Ubuntu 10.04 and you'll be all set for another couple of months. | 03:04 |
nhaines | jim__: if you are running a desktop machine, then you should investigate upgrading to Ubuntu 12.04 LTS between now and April. | 03:05 |
nhaines | jim__: If you are running a server with no GUI, then you can continue to securely run Ubuntu 10.04 LTS for another two years. | 03:05 |
jim__ | I'm running 10.04 on a laptop and 10.04 server on some other boxes | 03:06 |
nhaines | jim__: your laptop is supported with security updates until April, and your servers are supported with security updates until April 2015. | 03:07 |
jim__ | got it. so how to continue using 10.04 securely after April 2013 | 03:08 |
nhaines | jim__: disconnect the laptop from the Internet and use it as a standalone offline computer, or track security vulnerabilities in the kernel and all installed packages, then backport the security fixes and recompile any affected programs manually. | 03:09 |
nhaines | On the servers, simply continue to apply updates promptly. | 03:09 |
nhaines | Also note that Ubuntu 12.04 LTS is simply supported until April 2017 (both on the desktop and on the server). | 03:09 |
nhaines | pleia2: you're right, I don't trust Torikun either. | 03:12 |
nhaines | And on that note, I'm out of here for a couple hours. Later! | 03:13 |
Torikun | lol | 03:13 |
pleia2 | oh dear, what plot have I been implicated in this time :) | 05:43 |
pleia2 | and Rick Moen came to our Debian dinner! | 05:51 |
pleia2 | was a pleasant surprise | 05:51 |
philipballew | pleia2, got a sec for a pm? | 22:32 |
pleia2 | philipballew: ask away | 22:34 |
philipballew | pleia2, Do we still have those ubuntu ca small information sheets we handed out at scale last year. like 4 would fit onto one printer page? | 22:52 |
pleia2 | philipballew: yes, see the link I sent to the mailing list about an hour ago :) | 22:54 |
* philipballew checks his email and hopes there is no work he is avoiding all day | 22:56 | |
philipballew | gonna hand them out tonight | 22:57 |
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