[00:52] LP is down [02:04] belkinsa: "The topic for #canonical-sysadmin is: Known issues: DC power failure - remote hands en route | Vanguard: None at present; please use RT | Although we idle here, please mail requests to rt@ubuntu.com" [02:05] I kbow [04:57] Notez Bien: There may be a last minute agenda change for tomorrow night's meeting where I open with a statement. I haven't decided yet. [19:40] Oh heh, forgot about the thing today. :D [19:40] cid420_: Howdy again! [20:37] Unit193: Meeting at 8 PM [20:37] Yep, that one. [20:37] skellat: cid420_ is looking to join the LP page, you spoken to him yet? [20:38] Possibly not...between running an election this week and then having to write up an outright analysis of the results I might have missed that [20:41] cid420_: To join Ubuntu Ohio you need to sign the Ubuntu Code of Conduct. A screencast showing how to do so can be found at http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/2010/12/22/004-SigningCoC and if you are running 13.10 or later the package "code-of-conduct-signing-assistant" can walk you through that. Once that is done please e-mail me and I will move you from Proposed to Approved. [20:41] [ How To Sign the Ubuntu Code of Conduct | Ubuntu Screencasts ] - https://j.mp/1gzhCwn [20:42] skellat: Email or ping here? [20:42] E-mail is best [20:44] * skellat goes to check his tea kettle on the stove [20:45] Alrighty [20:46] Still wondering what to do with this: http://benjaminkerensa.com/2013/11/09/ubuntu-foundation [20:46] [ Ubuntu Foundation - Benjamin Kerensa dot Com ] - https://j.mp/1gzi4Le [20:47] Did we gain a new member? [20:47] 3 pending, 1 is here. [20:47] Oh good, we need more fresh meat. [20:48] Eh, I think the concept is somewhat dead. [20:49] For the team? yeah, I think so. [20:49] Which concept? [20:49] I still wonder where some of the poeple went when I first joined. [20:49] How long ago was that? [20:50] 2008, IIRC. [20:50] Left for a bit. [20:50] I joined in 2009, and left for two years. Now I'm back [20:51] And with more action then before. [20:51] Started out in Nevada, spent some time in openSUSE country, came back once after I returned to Ohio in 2009 [20:52] I think mine was back in 2010. [20:53] Ubuntu was my first Linux ditrso that I used in 2009, but knew about Linux maybe a few years before from a Take your Child to Work Day at P&G. [20:53] I tried Mandriva first [20:53] Actually, may have to make that earlier than 2008? [20:56] Unit193: Your current pseudonym only joined Ubuntu Ohio in 2011. You were known by a different name & account prior to then. [20:57] Nope. [20:57] I didn't do LP, doesn't mean I wasn't here. [20:57] Heh, yeah, I used Mandrake since 2001 [20:58] until I switched to Gentoo, Fedora, Debian Ubuntu and now Debian again [20:59] I had a hurried phone chat with Aaron Toponce last night [20:59] What did you guys talk about? [21:01] Thankfully Launchpad was down when his intention were stated in his blog. He happened to be a team owner for some LoCo assets. We had to discuss getting those switched around so things didn't break. The worst case scenario we had to avoid was LoCo Council owning a team yet again and it looks like we did. [21:02] I did bid him "fair winds and calm seas" in whatever his new adventures may bring. [21:03] Ah. I read his last post in his blog and that's what got me to look into the issue. [21:03] That retweet was the second. [21:03] Yeah, I mostly wished him well and just tried to ensure a clean transition as he made his exit. [21:04] He has done things about irssi, so been to his blog a few times. [21:06] That's good that you did that, because I feel like I'm going through one but I'm not a Ubuntu member. I just want to say with the community since I'm dong thing in it to help others who need the help. [21:06] The flavors aren't total crap, yet, so I'm still here for now and helping out. [21:07] Bhavani Shankar and I discussed this earlier [21:07] I just help the 73% of the OS that no Ubuntu'er even touches :> [21:07] Who? [21:07] A fellow member of LoCo Council [21:07] Ah. [21:07] paultag: Give Jackson Doak time... :-) [21:07] paultag: Best part, when they fix and forget so whatever bit is olllllld and outdated. :D [21:08] mm, we can always remove stuff too [21:08] paultag: Oh, and read the rest of the tc license, it's interesting. 0_o [21:08] Unit193: what's going on there [21:08] But I thought some of us may be over reacting. [21:09] I.3 and I.4, III.1.a, VI.5 and VI.6: That seems to say to me, that you can't even use patches without renameing it, and not even saying "This is a fork of Truecrypt". It also appears to say that if you don't think you understand the license, you can't use it. [21:09] Unit193: There has been a **nasty** discussion on license-discuss about that monstrosity [21:09] paultag: This is why I don't dabble, Im bad at it. [21:09] I'm. [21:10] paultag: Also, trying to use git more. \o/ (Still terrible.) [21:10] Unit193: You should check out the TeX license :) [21:10] and no, GIt rules! [21:10] Git* [21:10] Oh nonono, *I'm* terrible with it! [21:10] I like it better than bzr, even if it's harder. [21:10] I currently favor copyleft-next whenever Richard Fontana and the rest of us on the drafting team decide we have a version ready for usage. http://copyleft-next.org/ [21:10] [ copyleft-next ] - https://j.mp/1gzkUQu [21:10] (People have said bzr is easier.) === drkokandy_ is now known as drkokandy