[01:03] knome: turns out Both amps work just fine... which means they have had time to really cool down... Going to have to run them both enough to cycle the temperature. [01:06] way more power than what I was using for monitoring before. [01:10] :) [01:10] nice [01:11] I can listen in _any_ part of the house I like :P Maybe a bit much [01:14] OvenWerk1: is anything needed from me? [01:15] As soon as I push ubuntustudio-icon-theme it can be uploaded, but it is not urgent. [01:16] It does not have to be changed to work with everything, just cleanup [01:17] micahg: it has been pushed, But like I say, it is not urgent. [01:17] I'll see if it's easy [01:21] does -menu have a proper replaces on -icon-theme? [01:21] The icon theme is still uused [01:21] Also the old icons and the new have different names [01:21] ah, ok [01:22] nothing needed then [01:25] uploaded [01:27] micahg: Thank you. [04:57] OvenWerk1: The icon theme only has the CoF now, right? The license should probably be derived from the Ubuntu CoF [04:57] and we still don't know who created the Ubuntu Studio version [04:57] And that's only for the CoF [05:00] If we get more icons, those should have their own license [05:07] zequence: there are two more in there for some applications that don't come with their own (hexter and one of the sound card controlers) [05:08] I have left the copyrights pretty much as is. Scott had labled the COF as cc-sa 2.5. The I put together are the same. The debiam directory has been left as gpl2+. I don't know if that should be changed [05:09] But that was the way it was already listed. [05:22] Ah, ok [05:23] OvenWerk1: We should probably create a policy for licenses when it concerns the debian dir [05:31] zequence: I think most of the "debianizing" lic are gpl2+ [05:33] But I don't know if the *.deb package is actually licenced or how as a container itself. [05:33] It is supposed to be able to hold packages of various lic, inc, prop. [05:34] It may effectively be PD. [05:34] Don't have the time to check now, but I'd look through here http://www.debian.org/doc/debian-policy/ [05:35] What's PD? [05:35] public domain [05:35] It is a standard. [07:11] Welcome cub [07:11] thank you smartboyhw and good morning. :D [07:12] I saw that Planet Ubuntu tweeted your blog post [07:12] cub, well, if you are an Ubuntu member you can post to Planet Ubuntu [07:13] (And I can post to Planet KDE too) [07:13] aha [07:24] ttoine, hello, when can we officially announce the store? [07:24] smartboyhw, sure [07:24] ttoine, sure? [07:24] but it's up to zequence to take the decision [07:24] ttoine, OK:) [07:25] now, he has all the elements [07:27] zequence-work, ttoine says the store is ready to be announced [07:28] smartboyhw, for me it has always been ;-) [07:28] So, should we announce it? [07:28] ttoine, LOL [07:29] there was a discussion about..a week ago? Check the logs [07:30] I've just been busy the last weeks. Exams, debconf, etc [07:31] I'll create a page for it within the week [07:31] hey zequence-work when is the interview today? [07:31] At 15.00 [07:33] wear your ubuntu studio t-shirt. ;) [07:33] cub, no, wear one with Linux logo:) [07:36] no [07:36] ttoine, ? [07:36] It would be nice to wear to Ubuntu Studio stuff [07:36] it will introduce the shop [07:37] ttoine, I'm afraid the interviewer won't even know what's Ubuntu Studio:P Maybe wear a Linux T-shirt and bring along a mug:P [07:44] smartboyhw, what kind of interview it is ? [07:44] smartboyhw, the interviewer will asks what the shirt is about [07:44] ttoine, Linux job interview:) [07:44] for a job ?? [07:44] ouch [07:45] Well, at least wearing the T-shirt does show zequence-work's Linux geekiness [07:45] but maybe they don't look for a geek ;-) [07:45] ttoine, that, I don't know:-) [07:45] at my work, not all developpers are geeks ;-) [07:46] but most of them eat Java and Linux at breakfast [07:46] ttoine, eat!> [07:46] ? [07:47] -.- [07:50] They are looking for Linux people, and probably they know what Ubuntu is. I find that many do, but they don't often know Ubuntu Studio [07:51] Musicians who use Ubuntu are usually the ones most likely to know Ubuntu Studio [07:51] zequence-work, so, wear a Ubuntu T-shirt? [07:51] And bring your Ubuntu member cert? [07:52] To work for HiQ I think the way to go is shirt and perhaps even a suit. [07:52] and then have a geeky CV [07:53] I have my pure data t-shirt on. Suits and shirts will have to wait for later :P [07:58] zequence-work, I hit a snag with my create-several-test-partitions-project [07:58] stupid windows already have created 3 primary partitions, Ubuntu Studio 12.04 on the fourth. Doh! [07:58] cub: Should be enough I think [07:59] anyone used partimage? [07:59] just use logical volumes [07:59] not me [07:59] zequence-work, sadly no. I can't do anything with my free space. [08:00] Newer partition tables don't have these limitations [08:00] Would be time to start using those :P [08:00] I shrinked the windows OS partition and got 100 GB left over. But it's outside of the Ubuntu one [08:01] zequence-work, how can I do that? [08:25] smartboyhw, it is an american sentence. If you look at the Pixar movie "Cars", at the beggining, McQueen says "I eat loosers at breakfast" ;-) [08:26] To work for HiQ I think the way to go is shirt and perhaps even a suit. -> I agree with Cub [08:27] But what I do know, is calling the company before the interview and ask about the dress code [08:28] zequence, I get my job as a community manager for I put a lot of details on what I do/did for free and open source software on my resume / CV [08:28] don't forget that this is valuable experience ;-) [08:29] cub, did you tried gparted ? I did something like that previous week on my laptop [08:30] gparted even reconfigure grub [08:30] zequence, ? [08:31] ttoine, I could only find options in gparted to make a copy to another disk. I needed an iso file. [08:32] cub, could you tell me what do you try to do ? sometimes, gparted is a bit tricky, you have to carefully respect steps [08:33] My HDD was set in 4 partitions: win-recover, win-boot, win-OS and Ubuntu 12.04 [08:33] I free up 100 GB from the win-os partitino [08:34] to be able to use it to install saucy. But since there already were 4 primary partitions I couldn't do that. So I wanted to make a copy of the recovery partition in case my burnt dvds go corrupt in the future [08:35] partimage seems to have done the job. Well, I have not done a restore test but... [08:36] Now I'm a bit concerned that I could only make the free 100 GB as a primary partition. I'll see if I can divide it up when installing. [08:37] perhaps you can't have two Extended partitions..*sigh [09:17] ttoine, :O [09:17] * smartboyhw watched Cars many times and don't know about this [09:27] cub, sure you can [09:28] cub, you don't have any swap ?? [09:29] cub, first, delete win partition. It should be free non allocated space. then, move the ubuntu partition at the beginning of the disk. you can do that with gparted, with a live cd/usb (the ubuntu partition must not be mounted) [09:29] then, the free space will be after the usb partition [09:30] and you will be able to create a new logic partition. you can create up to 3 or 4 primary partitions, including master logical partitions [09:31] once done, you can create a lot of new partitions in the logical partition [09:31] in gparted, to create logical partition, you must first create a "extended" partition. thats what I called the master logical partition, sorry for the mistake [09:32] I did that last week from a live cd, and it worked great. this is a bit long to apply. [09:41] ttoine, the Ubuntu partition is an extended partition which include three logical partitions: / /home and swap [09:45] cub, ok. exactly like my pc [09:45] the ubuntu extended partition is before or after the current 100 gb free space ? [09:46] after [09:46] !paste [09:46] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use http://imagebin.org/?page=add | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [09:47] in gparted, you can move the partition at the beginning of the disk [09:47] ttoine, http://imagebin.org/268878 [09:47] ok [09:47] did you take this picture from a live cd, cub ? [09:48] but to do that it will move around the data on the win OS partition as well? /dev/sda3 [09:48] no that's from inside my 12.04 instllation. [09:48] that is the proble [09:48] m [09:48] I'm not trying to change anything yet. [09:48] to move your ubuntu extended partitions, they have to be unmounted. it means you have to use gparted on a live cd [09:48] yes. [09:49] but before I do anything like that I need to confirm whether it will move data on /dev/sda3 [09:49] because I've read too many storys on the net of gparted screwing up ntfs and win os partitions [09:50] cub, what I would do [09:50] use the first 14Gb as swap. [09:50] don't touch ntfs partitions. [09:50] move ubuntu extended partition next to ntfs ones [09:51] then, the 100gb are at the end. [09:51] and then, you can add the free space to the extended partition, and create more logical partitions. [09:51] I need to go [09:51] that sounds like a plan! [09:52] yep [09:53] thanks. I'll get it running during lunch. What could POSSIBLY go wrong?! :P [09:56] cub, if you don't touch ntfs, all should be right [09:56] the only wreong stuff is electricity shutdown during the moving process [09:56] hehe [09:57] I need to read up on how to tell my US to change swap [13:05] cub, you don't have to do anything [13:05] linux use swap automatically [13:05] if available [13:08] OvenWerk1, do we have any package that's left to be uploaded? [13:27] aha, I did a swapon anyhow, looked fine. :) [13:27] it's moving the 250 gig part right now, 3 hours and counting [13:28] cub, 3 HOURS? [13:28] :O [13:28] yup and it's not done yet [13:30] the disk was full so a lot of things to move [14:54] ttoine: Yes, I added FLOSS work on my CV, as that's mostly what I have to offer :P [14:54] zequence, heh, you are about to have your interview now is it? [14:54] Going there a second time for a second interview next week [14:54] zequence, well done ! [14:54] So, story is not over yet [14:54] Would be great to get that job [14:55] Let's see next week :) [14:55] zequence, don't forget to check with them that there no problem for them to let you continue to be involved in Ubuntu Studio [14:55] ttoine: I'm pretty sure that will be fine [14:55] They run ubuntu over there [14:55] On many of their machines [14:55] in some case, in your contract it is written that you can't do the same for your hobbies [14:55] zequence, for my job, I had to ask for a written confirmation [14:56] hmm, well, they are pretty easy to get along with, so I'm sure it will be fine [14:56] but, that's a good thing to consider [14:56] I'll ask about it next time [14:56] zequence, it is always better to check that before beginning the job [14:57] if for any reason your boss come to you and say there is a problem, having a document is better than nothing [14:57] smartboyhw: I have had all the uploads done I need. I am just waiting for them to get into the wild. [14:57] OvenWerk1, good:) [14:57] That's better than Xubuntu currently:P [14:58] 4 uploads :) [14:58] I'll do that :). Now, time to go cycling. About 80km today :P [14:58] OvenWerk1, I hope it will not be blocked by a spring river [14:58] some of xubuntu's stuff will affect us I think. catfish is waiting to go. [14:58] zequence, STAY for vUDS please;P [14:59] OvenWerk1, micahg will be doing uploads today I heard [14:59] thas the plan. [14:59] smartboyhw: What do you mean? Which vUDS? This one? [14:59] zequence, this one [14:59] We don't have any sessions planned [15:00] I personally don't know of anything that would be important for us at this time [15:00] zequence, testing? [15:00] However, I think we should do a proper meeting with all our members around next vUDS, and preferably do a session out of it [15:01] 14.04 just has to be great. That's all I'm thinking about right now :) [15:01] zequence, :) [15:02] OvenWerk1 has done a lot of great work for 13.10, so much credit to him. It really has moved things forward a bit [15:02] And of course, everything else. We shouldn't forget the webshop either, done by ttoine [15:03] Ye[ [15:03] *Yep [15:03] Just having more people interested in contributing is a big plus. [15:03] zequence, you can write a memoir:P [15:03] (On your blog ofc) [15:04] I've been really busy just moving forward in my personal life, that it has been hard for me to do any proper work for a while. I've done a lot of stuff, but not much that shows [15:04] Well, OvenWerk1 is the certain person we should clap clap on [15:05] We need to reorganize our planning, blueprints, teams and projects a bit [15:05] zequence, how are you planning to? [15:05] We almost do that every cycle:P [15:06] Well, I based the planning on previous work. This year will be different [15:06] Documentation needs a bit of push, and we need to hunt for more contributors again [15:06] I only got full control of all projects and groups quite recently [15:07] Next step is to make sure at least one more person has that too [15:07] zequence, I recommend OvenWerk1 [15:07] :) [15:07] Yes, he is the obvious choice [15:10] zequence, Google doesn't allow me to join vUDS Hangouts because I'm under 18... [15:10] -.- [15:11] That's pretty silly [15:11] zequence, +1 [15:11] * smartboyhw writes an complaint letter to Google about this [15:12] It will probably be read by an Android too [15:12] Ok, gotta go. bb this evening for a bit, and then tomorrow again. I might have some time to work tomorrow [15:26] zequence, http://smartboyhwubuntu.wordpress.com/2013/08/27/google-please-let-me-join-vuds/