=== Guest12534 is now known as jacky === jacky is now known as jalcine === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem [04:29] ? [04:33] ? [04:33] hey jono [04:33] are you here? [06:19] hello jono. do you record music using ubuntu? [06:25] opiwahn, no, I record it on a Mac [06:25] I have a pretty complex studio setup [06:27] Ok, thanks for the info. I also running Ubuntu for all things, except audio recording.. but I am waiting for the day I do not need logic/cubase anymore :-) Have a great day. [06:58] good morning === _salem is now known as salem_ === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach === thatoneguy is now known as Guest43937 [17:48] Weekly Juju Charm Update [17:48] When [17:48] Wed, November 13, 5pm – 6pm [17:48] Did they end early? [17:53] hey all [17:57] halo, jono [18:00] very live [18:00] Heyy Jono... [18:00] yup [18:00] Jip! [18:00] yep [18:00] yes i can see yuo^^ === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-on-air to: Welcome to Ubuntu on Air! || Upcoming Schedule: http://is.gd/OWD4uc || Ask your questions at ubuntuonair.com || Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UbuntuOnAir || Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/UbuntuOnAir || Current Session: Weekly Ubuntu Webcast - Speakers: jono, dholbach, mhall119 [18:00] hi jono [18:00] Logs for this session will be available at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/13/%23ubuntu-on-air.html following the conclusion of the session. [18:00] hi Jono :-) [18:01] How is your son doing? [18:01] * med_ opens 30-40 more windows to pump the viewer count [18:01] jono, that's what children are for :) [18:01] looks like a 20-30s lag [18:01] greetings from germany :D [18:02] * nik90 chuckles [18:02] CAKE! [18:02] (tomorrow) [18:02] vUDS next week. [18:06] so will Compiz be dismissed when Ubuntu moves to Mir? Or will they port Compiz to Mir? [18:07] pcworld: They are going to substitute it with something else. [18:08] pcworld: compiz is inherently an X11 window manager, it won't be ported to a non-X11 display server [18:09] also, prefix questions with "QUESTION: " and they'll be highlighted for him [18:09] i don't have audio right now, but will watch the video in the future. can you talk about why Ubuntu has switched to QT, but hasn't adopted KDE, which has it's own convergence plan and a VERY scalable interface. As an example, I run KDE on my desktop, and can, with available widgets, exactly duplicate the Unity desktop. Wouldn't using and contributing to existing projects which are capable be beneficial? [18:09] Unity is the DE [18:10] also, nice music room [18:10] https://plus.google.com/u/0/communities/111350780270925540549 [18:10] https://www.facebook.com/ubuntuappdev?ref=hl [18:10] burdickjp: Unity is the "convergent" DE, in Canonical [18:10] burdickjp: it is not just about the visual stuff that matters... we still dont know if KDE will use scopes that unity provides [18:10] view [18:10] so does Compiz run on XMir? Because they said their main problem was "only" multi-monitor support with XMir [18:11] Question: Do you think its possible to create an API, to convert "Small/Medium" level applications fromAndroid to Ubuntu. I mean to actually provide such a platform so Indie devs can get their apps converted easily or at least a part of it? [18:11] https://twitter.com/ubuntuappdev [18:11] pcworld: XMir is just X.org [18:11] pcworld: yes, compiz runs on XMir [18:11] pcworld: Well, on top of Mir, but still [18:12] nik90: how different is that than being the only distro using unity as a whole? [18:12] eLpm: ok, thanks [18:12] burdickjp: the ubuntu community with canonical have a vision. We shouldn't compromise that just because other distros dont use it [18:13] Question: which version of GNOME will be used on 14.04? 3.10? [18:13] burdickjp: Besides Unity is being ported to Arch, Debian [18:13] renebarbosa: GNOME 3.8 [18:13] nik90: really "ported"? Or do you just mean the repo that provides dozens of "Ubuntu-patched" packages? [18:13] wondering if ubuntu will get native raw support... [18:13] eLpm: thanks [18:14] help me dump windows and adobe [18:14] renebarbosa: but who knows :) [18:14] nik90: i agree with the vision, but see a different path to it. When all the functionality can be achieved with current tools, why? [18:15] eLpm: fully agree.. GNOME 3.10 is really awesome :) [18:15] family > open source ... [18:15] nik90: i'm an arch user :) the number of patched packages is staggering [18:15] He's been reading /r/linux :) [18:15] burdickjp: +1 to the patches packages. [18:15] burdickjp: but that should all change when unity 8 lands [18:15] maybe not all, but there should be less patching [18:15] burdickjp: Unity 8 will not depend on mir, wayland or X and should work quite well with upstream QT [18:15] why mi wify on ubuntu is poor than windows7? [18:16] Wow two live stream in two days [18:16] :D [18:16] nik90: I'm looking forward to it. [18:16] i need to maximize my wifi on ubuntu, any tips? [18:16] they don't seem to try too hard to get Unity to work with upstream projects [18:16] burdickjp: +1 [18:17] pcworld: upstream project haven't asked for much support [18:17] pcworld: which upstream are you referring to? [18:17] pcworld: Gnome wouldnt accept it due to gnome shell. Kde has plasma etc [18:17] pcworld: so I am wondering who upstream is? Unity -> Ubuntu is its own upstream for the DE [18:18] pcworld: the funny thing is that Unity is the upstream here. [18:18] we've worked with debian and fedora folks who were building packages for those distros, but we're not pushing it ourselves [18:18] eLpm: the projects it *depends* on [18:18] https://github.com/chenxiaolong/Unity-for-Arch/blob/master/README [18:19] nik90: again, why not work in plasma, it has a similar, and matur,e convergence goal? i don't see how that woild cloud the vision of ubuntu [18:19] if I want to install Unity on Arch, it's not really Arch anymore, see linked readme [18:19] Is "Mir" going to make managing dual screen setups easier? For example at the moment with Kubuntu 13.04 and an AMD graphics card, I have to reboot whenever I apply changes in Catalyst Command Center. Or does this only have to do with the graphics drivers? [18:19] will kubuntu adopt mir? [18:19] please start questions with "QUESTION: " [18:19] burdickjp: frankly I haven't used plasma myself to answer that question [18:20] pcworld: yes, Unity depends on GNOME currently and needs lots of patches for GNOME stuff [18:20] pcworld: many of the packages you list there orginate from ubuntu [18:20] like unity-lens-*, indicator-* [18:20] sure there are a few packages such as gtk3-ubuntu which belong to gnome. But upstream gnome reject patches that apply to downstream [18:21] nik90: yes, but the need for GTK patches isn't very good [18:21] also, ideally one would be able to make a very small Unity install with very few packages, like you can with all other DEs [18:21] pcworld: Let's hope Unity 8 fixes this (at least with Unity) [18:21] pcworld: agreed, but Unity uses the new GApplication menus now too [18:21] besides Unity 8 as I mentioned above will fix this [18:22] it sounds like there's quite a bit of upstream and peer project rejection of Ubuntu's vision. What do you attribute that to? [18:22] we use upstream Qt strictly [18:22] patches are being pushed upstream for Qt [18:22] nik90: the Gtk patches are to support Gtk apps in Unity, not Unity itself [18:22] mhall119: oh yeah the application menu etc... [18:22] Qt made it easy to export the window's menu over dbus, but Gtk didn't, so we had to patch it [18:23] not Gtk has a new system for application-centric menus that exports over dbus, so we can use that without the patches [18:23] so is Unity 8 based on Qt only? [18:23] but for Gtk apps that don't use the new App menu, we'd still need those gtk patches [18:23] pcworld: the shell is, yes [18:24] pcworld: for the core apps and system apps we used the Ubuntu SDK which in itself is based on Qt [18:24] the Ubuntu SDK provides custom widgets, themes etc similar to other OS like Jolla etc [18:24] lxde-core depends on: lxde-common (>= 0.5.0-4ubuntu4), pcmanfm (>= 0.9.8), lxpanel (>= 0.5.5), openbox (>= 3.4.6.1) [18:24] nik90: but gnome core apps are still used, yes? such as nautilus === Marty_ is now known as Guest25425 [18:25] burdickjp: on the desktop yes [18:25] not on the phone [18:25] unity depends on:compiz-core, libatk-bridge2.0-0 (>= 2.5.3), libatk1.0-0 (>= 2.2.0), libbamf3-1 (>= 0.4.0), libc6 (>= 2.17), libcairo2 (>= 1.2.4), libdbusmenu-glib4 (>= 0.4.2), libdee-1.0-4 (>= 0.5.2), libgcc1 (>= 1:4.1.1), libgdk-pixbuf2.0-0 (>= 2.22.0), libgl1-mesa-glx | libgl1, libglew1.8 (>= 1.8.0), libglib2.0-0 (>= 2.35.9), libgtk-3-0 (>= 3.1.6), libindicator3-7 (>= 0.4.90), libjson-glib-1.0-0 (>= 0.12.0), libnotify4 (>= 0. [18:25] burdickjp: what mhall119 said [18:25] (doesn't even fit in 512c) [18:25] pcworld: that doesn't tell you much of anything [18:26] are there intentions to move away from gnome? [18:26] pcworld: That's the current dependency story, yes. But as mhall119 says... [18:26] pcworld: have you taken a look at the dependencies of gnome 3.10? [18:26] mhall119: it tells me that I can't easily install Unity on another OS without having to install basically everything Ubuntu-related package [18:26] burdickjp: the intention is to move towards convergence and use of the Ubuntu SDK [18:26] pcworld: I was looking at the dependencies and status of gnome shell in debian..it also has a long list of packages [18:26] we'll still use a lot of the Gnome plumbing under the hood [18:26] pcworld: or KDE for that matter, which is very vertically integrated. [18:27] pcworld: They are GNOME dependencies... [18:27] for example, we still use evolution-data-server on the phone [18:27] and gsettings and other gnome technology [18:27] just not Gtk or the shell [18:28] mhall119: so there will eventually not be any gtk core apps, like nautilus etc [18:28] pcworld: I wonder if there are going to be Compiz like effects for the tablet and phone versions. That would be cool! [18:29] burdickjp: there might be, but there are 2 main obstacles right now: [18:29] 1) Gtk doesn't run on Mir [18:29] 2) Gtk doesn't easily support application convergence [18:30] mhall119: doesn't easily support -> Does not support convergence at all [18:30] yay core apps devs! [18:30] \o/ [18:30] :D [18:30] hi ahayzen [18:30] mhall119: i really feel stupid asking again, but why not plasma? [18:30] nik90, o/ [18:30] re stream: except you can't really choose Unity 8 in lightdm if the list of your DEs is too long… :P [18:31] mhall119: the ones which don't support Mir, will run on the X rootless thingy, right? [18:31] burdickjp: it was too different from Unity desktop [18:31] eLpm: yes, though obviously that's less ideal and we wouldn't want that for default core apps [18:31] mhall119: was unity for desktop developed beforw this convergence plan? [18:32] eLpm: wouldn't you prefer the default core apps on the Ubuntu desktop to be uniform, clean and use the same SDK as other apps? [18:32] eLpm: we are trying to achieve that consistency [18:32] burdickjp: Unity evolved from the netbook interface. It had an eye on convergence from the beginning, but it was always a long-term plan [18:32] nick90: of course, that would be awesome. [18:33] nick90: just wanted reassurance, about something I've already read about :) [18:33] eLpm: :) [18:34] mhall119: Plasma has had a netbook interface and convergence plan, plasma active, for quite a while. it seems to me a common goal. [18:34] burdickjp: indeed, but different projects and different technology [18:34] does the information given about the software center not being included mean that there will be no software center in the repositories? I ask as someone running a different desktop environment than unity [18:34] burdickjp: but it wouldn't be "Ubuntu"-branded, and that's what Ubuntu is all about lately… [18:35] RomanOnARiver: I think the SC will be substituted by the Dash [18:35] and so because i am not running unity and have no dash... how will projects like xubuntu be affected? [18:36] pcworld: as I told burdickjp, KDE devs will never accept scopes, lenses, other little stuff that make Unity. I feel that you are just looking at the UI and not the concept itself. [18:36] RomanOnARiver: if they want to use the Click app store they would need a client for it [18:36] its not about ubuntu branding [18:36] RomanOnARiver: it's all open APIs and tools, so they can do something fairly easily [18:36] and for applications are not "clickapps"? [18:36] nik90: I never said this made sense, I'm just a little bit annoyed by what's happening with Ubuntu in the last few years… sorry for that :) [18:36] pcworld: that's the impression i'm getting as well. not to discount any of the good Ubuntu is doing, but they seem to be getting a lot of criticism for what is perceived as a 'not developed here' mentality [18:37] RomanOnARiver: if they are debs in the archives then derivatives can use existing tools [18:37] hi [18:37] so that's what i'm asking, will there be the Software Center in the repos? [18:37] RomanOnARiver: for the forseeable future, yes [18:38] alright good. [18:38] nik90: accepting scopes into the whole of KDE and ubuntu offering scopes as a suppliment to a DE seems not a deal breakee [18:38] s/emulator/simulator/ [18:39] .../g [18:39] burdickjp: well u cant integrate KDE without patching stuff [18:39] burdickjp: why would KDE want to do that? [18:39] hoping the emulator is x86 so it can run at native speed in virtualbox, unlike say the super-slow android emulator [18:39] burdickjp: KDE and Unity have fundamentally different approaches and direction [18:39] RomanOnARiver: it won't be a hardware emulator most likely, since SDK apps run natively on the desktop [18:39] burdickjp: besides I see no common ground between KDE and Unity except for the fact they use Qt [18:40] the whole design concept is still different [18:40] RomanOnARiver: instead it'll be a simulator that lets you give fake sensor data and stuff to test your apps on a desktop [18:40] did he say haych tml? [18:40] that works [18:40] mhall119: oh yeah I am really looking forward to the emulator [18:40] never used on before [18:40] nik90: they both have a convergence vision. [18:41] burdickjp: +1 but approached differntly [18:41] burdickjp: that's not really enough to make it worth using the same code [18:41] how can they talk about high quality software, I just upgraded ubuntu to 13.10 and I've already found several bugs (e.g., keyboard leds are off, keyboard does not work with the latest kernel, sound on speakers does not work after using headphones, among others) [18:41] burdickjp: u said it yourself [18:41] chro: Ubuntu upgrades never worked too good, and in the last few years they didn't care at all about upgrades or quality of the desktop applications [18:42] Is it possible to watch a this IRC chat log in fullscreen on the ubuntuonair browser page? Or do I need a real IRC client for that? [18:42] I don't think they ever really tested upgrade from 13.04 -> 13.10 [18:42] pc-world: not true at all, we care a lot and test a lot to make upgrades as reliable as possible [18:42] Arigator, i use xchat [18:42] thiebaude, thanks for the tip! [18:42] np [18:42] pc-world: are you serious? <- sarcasm! [18:43] pc-world, it really seems like you say [18:43] pc-world: a whole array of QA teams are focussing on autopilot tests and stuff [18:43] btw question about webapps and integration in 12.10 and beyond, are those compatible with other desktops, provided for example that you have the proper indicator installed? [18:43] mhall119: sorry for being so critical. But there's so many game-breaking bugs that are not being fixed. I think was much better around Ubuntu 9-10 [18:43] nik90: i really don't see it as so different [18:44] nik90, how do you explain that I have several problems each time I upgrade ubuntu ... [18:44] example: Java Swing font is broken since 12.04. Breaks all Swing applications that don't define a font on their own. [18:44] pc-world: there is a *massive* amount of hardware variations people are using, and a *massive* amount of software variations they have installed, we test as much as we can but we'll never cover everything [18:44] chro: for starters, it depends on the hardware you are running on [18:44] lightdm looks nice, but can't display more DEs than the screen is tall [18:44] chro: you can expect the QA team to test every configuration out there [18:45] yes there are bugs, there will always be bugs, but we also fix a huge number of them every cycle [18:45] ^^ [18:45] chro: if you compare to other OS like Mac OS, Windows etc, they do slight better only because the hardware is certified for a particular version [18:45] mhall119: I know, I know, I should rather submit patches than complain :) [18:45] ubuntu has certified hardware too btw [18:45] chro: buy a system76 laptop and let me know if u still face issues with uprgade :) [18:46] As a sidline, when you look at the many instruments behind him, you would think that he works for the 'Ubuntu Studio' or 'AV Linux' :P [18:46] nik90, I tried several versions of windows in a variety of hardware, and I never had problems [18:46] chro: the advantage of open source is to make it able to you to contribute fixing bugs [18:46] RomanOnARiver: +1. However that matters only if users buy those models [18:46] chro: again that's because they come with the "Recommends Ubuntu option" [18:46] Arigator: well he did develop Jokosher [18:46] chro: this issue btw affects all linux distros not just ubuntu [18:47] it depends on the linux kernel [18:47] is ubuntu-on-air really weekly? [18:47] mhall119 Ah, alright! Neat! [18:47] i installed windows on this laptop and my desktop, about 11 things did not work - wifi, ethernet, sound, etc. there was no driver installed and no indication of what i needed or who even made it. rebooted to gnu/linux and found this info... everything worked out of the box in gnu/linux [18:47] what I'd really like to see is Chromium being moved to main, though I can imagine it's a PITA to maintain it [18:47] thank you very much for your time. I really appreciate it, and your work. [18:47] dkessel: there is a weekly engineering update, every wednesday now at this time [18:47] dkessel: jono also has a weekly community Q&A, every tuesday [18:48] I'm looking forward to Unity convergence! [18:48] RomanOnARiver: on my old computer, a WiFi XP driver worked much more stable using ndiswrapper than it did on Win7 [18:48] thanks again! [18:48] and many other teams use ubuntuonair.com to host their videos [18:48] mhall119, nice! too bad i only learned about it today... found it on facebook... [18:48] will see this more often now! [18:48] http://youtube.com/ubuntuonair for al the recorded videos [18:48] nik90, btw, why did they copied the mac OS x desktop with unity [18:48] I came over from google+ BTW [18:48] chro: because they can [18:48] :D [18:49] you can watch al of the past videos from different people [18:49] chro: what copy? Unity's convergence came much before mac os [18:49] does it really look like osx hmm [18:49] i would be more into unity if i could install it without the ubuntu-desktop metapackage. i like xfce4 in the way that it doesn't force a browser for example and i can pick exactly what i want, but installing just the unity package doesnt pull in the de [18:49] http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/ to see the schedule for next week's UDS [18:49] chro: just because unity has a launcher doesn't make it similar to mac [18:49] nik90, its not [18:49] thiebaude_, the unity is a copy of the mac os x environment [18:49] :) [18:49] thiebaude_: ? [18:49] nik90, the icons are equal [18:49] thiebaude_: not sure which statement you referred to? [18:50] the unity desktop's design - dash on the left and global menu are not copies of osx, but to recognize that computer monitors now being widescreen means we can use the horizontal space and try to save pixels [18:50] vertically [18:50] nik90, the unity launcher [18:50] BTW, anybody can join in the UDS conversations, either on IRC or on the hangout video, and all sessions will have hteir video recorded for later viewing [18:50] QUESTION: default switch off online scopes? [18:50] RomanOnARiver: unity does not depend on ubuntu-desktop [18:50] QUESTION: am I awesome? :3 [18:50] snwh: yes :) [18:50] it doesnt seem to work if if i boot it from lightdm after just installing unity [18:51] chro, thiebaude_: Unity Launcher's is in no way a mac os clone. Its placement and quicklist support is all based on design decisions [18:51] chro regarding unity: I think taking the menu bar from apple's OS was a very clever idea and the whole "bar stays at the left side" probably has the aim to make it look different to Mac and Windows (in contrast to gnome, KDE, which always look a bit like Win or Mac) [18:51] besides you mention about unity copying macos, didnt u realise macos copying workspace features from Linux? [18:51] mhall119, thanks :) [18:51] nik90, exactly and notifications [18:51] please start questions with "QUESTION: " [18:52] QUESTION: Will you consider moving Chromium to main? Often old Chromium versions with known security vulnerabilities are floating around in the repos for a very long time, and I'm sure there's a very large portion of Ubuntu Chromium users. [18:52] thiebaude_: +1 on notifications [18:52] I said clearly why the bar is on the left and there's a global menu - save vertical pixels and use horizontal ones, because screens are wide now so you have more horizontal space than vertical. nothing to do with osx [18:52] thiebaude_: although that changes with unity 8 [18:52] nik90, and btw i do have ubuntu tricked out to look alot like mac,lol [18:52] thiebaude_: the phone now has snap notifications [18:52] :) [18:52] i do search on duckduck... [18:53] i do love the mac osx look [18:53] thiebaude_: beauty of open source bro [18:53] "anonymized", "encrypted": I don't have root access to Canonical's servers [18:53] QUESTION: That's the point - if you turn it on by default and say you can turn it off most people wont turn it off, but they should. [18:53] i would love to see search on the top task bar in uubntu [18:53] ubuntu [18:53] pc-world: no you don't, you have to trust us to some extent if you want to use the feature [18:53] ok, thank you! [18:53] RomanOnARiver: you're more likely to be aware of a feature that is on than a feature that is off [18:53] then give users a big red warning when they first boot up Ubuntu and let them know that everything they type is being recorded [18:54] QUESTION: Any plans of a tool similar to Landscape, to manage all your devices(manage updates, apps, etc? Will ubuntu one take care of these things? [18:54] I typed something in one time and Unity advertised condoms to me for low low prices [18:54] ^honestly [18:54] choice [18:54] QUESTION: is the anonymization and encryption mechanism described anywhere in public? [18:54] I have a question: as a layman I probably don't really get the whole impact that changing xorg to Mir is going to have on the desktop version, but are there some very visible positive impacts of changing to Mir? For example, I would consider it a great step forwared, if it is easier to change screen resolution, positions of dual desktops, triple desktops etc. on the fly (instead of having to reboot for applying changes) [18:54] QUESTION: Convergence rocks! Can we expect system apps and core app to be convergent by 14.04? [18:54] let them have a choice [18:55] even though i did turn it off [18:55] QUESTION: What about Ubuntu TV? Any news to share on this one? [18:55] dkessel: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SmartScopes1304Spec has most of the available info [18:55] QUESTION: Does Canonical get any e.g., referral money from Amazon for example? [18:56] QUESTION: I ask because the dash was called "advertising" when it does a search [18:56] RomanOnARiver: re referral money: Mark Shuttleworth said no, though that can only be a lie or clever wording [18:56] mhall119, thanks [18:56] QUESTION: is it tiresome having to reiterate points over and over and over..? :) [18:56] aaah. please stop. [18:56] For example, I personally have the problem on every system (including Windows), that I want to use a triple screen setup with 2 monitors + 1 Wacom Cintiq graphic tablet, which is impossible to setup (it's only possible to have 2 screens when using a Cintiq) [18:57] QUESTION: Is the possibility of having convergent apps present their menus in traditional drop down toolbars when on the desktop (rather than in a hidden toolbar at the bottom of the window in phone/tablet mode) being discussed? [18:57] QUESTION: WHAT KIND OF MUSIC DO YOU PLAY? ^^ [18:57] micah2: yes, the design track has some sessions that will discuss that [18:58] QUESTION: WHAT KIND OF MUSIC DO YOU PLAY? ^^ [18:58] micah2: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/track/design/ [18:58] QUESTION: WHAT KIND OF MUSIC DO YOU PLAY? ^^ [18:58] brook: no need to repeat [18:58] crap, I forgot to put "question" in all caps and now he went over it :( [18:58] QUESTION is not a risk to not work on Unity8 for the desktop in parallel with the mobile? What if later some design flow(in the code ) is found [18:58] QUESTION: Will switching hardware enablement stacks ever be fixed? You can't now go from 12.10 HWE to 13.04 HWE. [18:58] Arigator: ask it again then [18:59] you can still download rhel for no cost, it's not crippled :) [18:59] simion314: Unity 8 for desktop will begin in the 14.04 cycle, it just won't be complete by 14.04's release [18:59] snwh: privacy is important. [18:59] mhall119 okay, makes sense :) [18:59] just dont get support form redhat [18:59] QUESTION: as a layman I probably don't really get the whole impact that changing xorg to Mir is going to have on the desktop version, but are there some very visible positive impacts of changing to Mir? For example, I would consider it a great step forwared, if it is easier to change screen resolution, positions of dual desktops, triple desktops etc. on the fly (instead of having to reboot for applying changes) [18:59] thanks mhall119! I plan to tune in as much as I can. [18:59] free as in free beer or free as in freedom? [19:00] pc-world: both :) [19:00] freedom [19:00] ubuntu is free as in beer and partially free as in freedom === ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-on-air to: Welcome to Ubuntu on Air! || Upcoming Schedule: http://is.gd/OWD4uc || Ask your questions at ubuntuonair.com || Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UbuntuOnAir || Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://youtube.com/UbuntuOnAir || [19:00] partially? [19:00] set__, privacy is important. [19:01] QUESTION: have you mentioned your creative commons collection yet? :) [19:01] mhall119: Stallman would say you promote proprietary software [19:01] pc-world: Stallman doesn't like most popular distros [19:02] mhall119: I know [19:02] including Debian and Fedora [19:02] are there plans when the core apps of UTouch will be the default on desktop ? [19:02] RomanOnARiver, totally off topic, but where can you download RedHat for free? [19:02] QUESTION: Wil the future Ubuntu desktop still require hardware acceleration or does Qt sans Compiz work like e.g, Enlightenment? [19:02] sergiusens: CentOS [19:02] pc-world, that's technically not redhat [19:02] isgjevori: that's a long-term goal, yes, but no exact timeframe for it [19:02] jonobacon.org/creative [19:02] RomanOnARiver: that would make up for Unity 2D, would quite appreciate that [19:02] QUESTION:what's your next big step surporting chinese users, basic function or more locally & beautiful app [19:02] RomanOnARiver: Qt uses OpenGL when it's available, and you'll most likely want it [19:03] :D [19:03] pigman1: are you aware of kylin? [19:03] thanks for answering my question and for this whole vidoe thing! [19:03] just aware of that [19:03] QUESTION: so the first desktop LTS to have Unity 8 will be 16.04, right? [19:03] mhall119: thank you [19:04] pc-world: yes [19:04] okay, thanks [19:04] QUESTION: will steam games support be there for Mir? [19:04] I don't use that actrully [19:04] QUESTION: Why is Practical PHP not on your creative site? :P [19:04] you can dl rhel like this: wget -c -O rhel-5-server-x86_64-disc1.iso "https://content-web.rhn.redhat.com/rhn/isos/xxxx/rhel-5-server-x86_64-disc1.isoxxxxxxxx" [19:04] THANKS Jono :) [19:04] thanks jono :) [19:04] thank you [19:04] you need version info but yeah [19:04] thanks to you too [19:04] thanks jono sorry if i was a bit blunt [19:05] set__: he yesterday said he couldn't comment on possible contracts with graphics driver vendors [19:05] pc-world: thx [19:05] nice [19:05] bye [19:05] you can always use #ubuntu for support and technical questions, #ubuntu-touch for discussions of the mobile work, #ubuntu-unity for discussions or Unity 8, #ubuntu-mir for discussions of MIR, or #ubuntu-community-team to talk to us about community stuff [19:05] bye [19:05] dat pathos :) [19:05] lol [19:05] QUESTION any plans to do something about ubuntu image? a lot of ubuntu haters have risen lately [19:05] Thanks Jono [19:06] bye [19:06] Thanks [19:06] gj [19:06] gj! [19:06] we're on IRC all the time, so if your question wasn't answered during this hour come join out other IRC channels [19:07] and subscribe to http://youtube.com/ubuntuonair to see past and future videos we make [19:07] jose: ^^ :) [19:07] thanks [19:08] cue the emotional violin background music :D [19:08] emo death-metal guitar [19:09] thanks everyone! [19:10] bey [19:27] mhall119: do you know if we will have compositing in unity8? [19:33] simion314: yes [19:34] that is, yes we will, not just yes do I know :) [19:34] mhall119: are you a dev? your nick is familiar [19:34] I'm on the community team these days, but I've done a lot of web dev in the past [19:35] Ii am wondering if we could contribute to Unity8 [19:35] simion314: absolutely, http://unity.ubuntu.com/getinvolved/development/unity8/ has instructions for getting the code built and running [19:36] contributing is the same as any other Ubuntu project, use bzr, push your changes to Launchpad and make a merge proposal for review [19:36] simion314: you should also join #ubuntu-unity channel to talk to the development team and designers [19:36] ok, never contributed to ubuntu, made some small fixes to a few kde apps, in accesibility domain since I am a person with bad eye sight [19:39] accessibility is the thing [19:39] I am a little worried, unfortunetly I am so busy I can't put much energy into it, I will check with the devs and see what are the plans [19:40] simion314: http://doc.bazaar.canonical.com/beta/en/tutorials/using_bazaar_with_launchpad.html has some instructions for using bzr and launchpad together [19:41] you'll need a Launchpad user account, but it's easy and useful and used for a lot of Ubuntu related stuff [19:41] thx [19:44]