[02:24] got my kde partition back. [04:57] micahg: https://code.launchpad.net/~ubuntustudio-dev/ubuntustudio/ubuntustudio-menu is ready for release. [04:58] micahg: I know you are not around right now, just posting before I forget. [05:03] zequence: Where would I put a readme that documents where I have put what files and why? [05:05] zequence: I have three packages that interact or at least have parts of the menu setup. [05:06] The icon theme is going to become just what it says, a theme. [05:07] I am thinking Mish can add and fix icons as he has time. [05:09] The icons that are part of the menu and get installed into hicolor are in -menu. The ubuntustudio-icon-theme will override these as it is developed. [05:12] -settings has the desktop files for the extra software items and the stock xfce menu config file with it's bug fixed. [05:15] -settings will depend on -menu. -icon-theme will be a dep of settings too (already is I think). [06:41] zequence: just finished auditing -settings, there look to be no clashes between our current menu and the new one. [06:42] That is the -menu package shoulld install on top of our current -settings package withouth == [06:43] (ga) without rying to install the same file on top of itself. [06:44] So it would be safe to leave the settings pkg as is for now. [06:44] GN [09:45] * Noskcaj is away: I'm either at school or soccer. or i just don't like you. [09:46] stupid xchat === contrapunctus-i is now known as contrapunctus [14:29] Hey madeinkobaia [14:29] smartboyhw: Hey fine, and you ? [14:29] madeinkobaia, fine too. [14:30] smartboyhw: Great, want to take a look on our future social network banner ? Its a new version... [14:30] madeinkobaia, great:) [14:31] smartboyhw: here a preview on my g+ : https://plus.google.com/u/0/112937756282972852089 [14:32] madeinkobaia, it does look nice:) [14:34] smartboyhw: Cool, I will leave a post when its on line on our sites. [16:43] * OvenWerks is relearning bash scripting :P [18:50] Anyone know much about apt or apt-get? Normally if I do a "download only" it wants to put the file in the PWD. Is there a way to have apt-get work in two steps? Run once to downlaod and again to install those packages? [18:52] Why? the download portion has % at the begining of the line which is perfect a progress bar, but the bar vanishs at 100%... so I could have a second bar start at that time, but if the package is already downloaded then the first bar will sit at zero till the end and the second one ... who knows. [18:54] I would like to run a progress bar for download and a second for install. [19:06] OvenWerks: I am not sure to understand, why download packages if you don't want to install them at the same time. You can download packages separately as well. By my side I use aptitude (not apt-get) With aptitude you can do "sudo aptitude download package" and then install it. [19:26] I want to download on one progress bar and install on a second. But I think I will have to use sed to parse apt-get's output to run the progress bar. [19:47] madeinkobaia: I think I will just output the text from apt-get to a text window. Not as pretty, but better representation of what is going on. [19:55] OvenWerks: ok : ) [19:56] madeinkobaia: if you have time, would you be so kind and let me know your email :) [19:57] DarkEra: Hi mate, all my infos are on the ubuntu wiki :P anyone can have my mail : https://wiki.ubuntu.com/madeinkobaia [20:01] madeinkobaia: doh... why didn't i think about that myself and look there... lol. Thanks :) [20:01] DarkEra: lol, no worries, that happens to me often as well :) [20:02] :) [21:43] Well, as it happens, zenity is part of the Ubuntu base and so all flavours have it installed. But... [21:44] The progress bar does not work in all flavours :( [21:44] It just puts up a box saying het I busy... [21:46] So I guess it doesn't matter too much if I have a progress bar in a GUI. I might just use the terminal one. [21:46] For those who care. What I am working on is a ubuntustudio meta installer. [21:47] So it has to work with any DE/flavour. [21:52] I am finding that gksudo is also not on all flavours... so It may be best to drop to using sudo and more terminal stuff.