[10:10] Hey was there an Ubuntu Australia meeting going on tonight or am I in the wrong place? [10:15] benkaiser: you're right and in the right place, just appears not many others remembered [10:15] I forgot myself but I'm at the computer studying so saw your comments. I wonder if anyone else is lurking [10:16] okay, I set a reminder for it last night, thought it might have been fun to join in... not going to be too much fun if no one shows aha [10:16] benkaiser: anything in particular you wanted to know about. talk about or otherwise? [10:16] No point wasting a good catch up :) [10:17] Who knows, you might pick something interesting someone else was wanting to ask [10:17] jared, uhmmm, not really I guess. Do you know if there is a Melbourne 13.04 launch party planned yet? I live in Geelong [10:18] benkaiser: I only know of a Sydney one confirmed, a Brisbane one possible. [10:18] No reason you can't pick a time and place and make one though [10:18] A lot of the time people are too reluctant because they feel there is some sort of "officialness" required, but really it's as simple as that. [10:19] Yeh true. Guess I just don't know anyone else that uses Ubuntu, or Linux for that matter, I don't go to any user groups or anything :\ [10:20] benkaiser: I believe the Melbourne LUG is pretty active from what I hear [10:21] Yeh I think it is too, saw the venue they were booking out for the last meeting and it was a decent size. My main problem is transport at that time of night (think they caught up from 7pm or something)... [10:24] jared, do you guys ever do G+ hangouts? [10:26] benkaiser: people have suggested it in the past, I personally just don't know how it all works. If you're keen I'd suggest shooting an email to the list and setting one up. [10:27] I think someone just makes the chat and invites the other people, problem is there is a limit of 10 people. This could be solved by including the chat on IRC for people who don't want to be heavily involved / go on cam. [10:29] I know there is already a Ubuntu-AU group on there as well [10:29] Oh yeh I just remembered... It has 4 members and I am one of them ahaha [10:31] Really? Thats a bit sad, perhaps people don't know it's there? [10:32] yehh probably, the Ubuntu community has 69,004 members, so 69,000 more... aha [10:34] Well if you're active in social media circles I'm more than happy to help give you access to try to revive things if you're interested. [10:36] thanks, but I am not very active, like I use social media a lot, but I am not pro-active? I guess thats the word. [10:36] Fair call, my idea of social media is linkedin and even then, it's really only passive. [10:36] I just put a post on the Ubuntu Australia G+ community and will wait and see if anyone checks it over the next few days [10:37] Hey jared can I pm you? [10:37] Sure [10:57] benkaiser: We were thinking of doing G+ hangouts [10:58] I just haven't had the time to do one yet [10:58] jared: sorry about the meeting tonight [10:59] jea, I would be keen to join in if we did get around to doing them [11:18] benkaiser: You are approved for facebook group now [11:19] also, not sure if you got my earlier message about G+ - We are looking at using hangouts, but I haven't had time yet to hold one [11:22] thanks for that jea, is your Internet cutting in and out atm or something? [11:23] my VPS is not going so well tonight [11:23] that is what you get for cheap hosting [11:23] luckily I have a stable uni server to use instead [11:24] fair enough :) [11:25] hey jea , not sure if you saw, but the G+ community for ubuntu AU is not listed in the wiki for ubuntu-au. Are you the person to talk to about adding that? [11:26] Yep, I can do that [11:27] sweet :) I only noticed it browsing the wiki before, and noting that the FB group has 300 members and the G+ community has 4 members [11:30] Pfft who uses social media :) [11:31] haha [11:31] I guess I could try promoting the community within the main Ubuntu community [11:31] jea_, yeh :) [11:33] does this link work to the community? [11:33] https://plus.google.com/u/1/b/114264208670057246365/communities/107973538671652290332 [11:33] jea_, worked for me [11:34] great. I will use it then [11:38] benkaiser: page should be updated now [11:44] jea_, we looking at different pages or? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam#Various_Web_Groups [11:44] ah, different page then [11:44] I will update that one too [11:45] in the meantime, check out this https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AustralianTeam/ContactUs [11:46] sweet :) thanks for this jea_ [11:47] no problem [11:56] benkaiser: front page is now update [11:56] s/update/updated [11:56] currently looking at the headers to get them rounded again [11:59] Love the s/update/updates ... is that a sed expression? [12:00] um, vim find replace [12:00] could be used elsewhere too, not sure [12:01] yeh, are you a coder jea_ ? I only use vim every now and again to edit odd files in the terminal, only started getting into the past few weeks (very amateur at this stage) [12:02] I am a coder (doing Software Systems and Aerospace Engineering). Can't say I am that great at vim, but I find it pretty good [12:02] still use Sublime for all of my main text editing/coding though [12:03] jea_, yeh sublime it is for me too. I am just finishing a double degree myself (Ba. Tech and Ba. Business). [12:03] jea_, do you use unity or another DE / WM? [12:03] I use unity when I use ubuntu [12:04] but currently have OSX [12:04] I used unity before I got a mac though [12:04] so the mac look wasn't an influence on me liking it [12:06] jea_, fair enough, I have Macs but still run Ubuntu (still dual boot into Mac for iOS stuff), but yeh I don't use unity, not out of hate for it, just because I can navigate easier in WMII (a tiling window manager where you can do almost all window operations from the keyboard) [12:07] I have seen tiling WMs, but they have never interested me all that much. [12:07] They just don't suit my use quite as much [12:09] tbh they fit your use if you want to be able to manager your windows fast and easy. Key problems though are lack of GUI statusbars and application launchers, it has a built in statusbar but I use xfce4-panel for my panel applets) [12:11] I might try one out eventually [12:13] yeh :) I held off for a while, but seeing all these old LAS episodes where Brian Lunduke kept raving about xmonad I had to try one out :) [12:13] haha [12:17] jea_, so do you just stick in Mac nowadays? no Ubuntu or other Linux distros? [12:17] Mac OSX* [12:18] I have recently. I don't feel like dual booting my Air, so stick to OSX. Still have many VMs with Ubuntu 12.04, 12.10, 13.04, Win XP, Vista, 7, 8 [12:19] If I had a standard laptop, Ubuntu would be on straight away [12:28] jared: there is a new look for l.u.c [12:28] quite different [12:39] welcome back [12:39] corners are rounded again too [13:07] jea_, sweet, yeh didn't even notice the disconnection -_- mobile Internet... [13:11] ah, true [13:12] i am off to bed. might see you on here again soon (I am always here, as long as my server doesn't crash) [13:12] goodnight [13:15] okays catch jea_