[00:00] will poke him tomorrow [00:00] popey, but we all seem to agree jumping to the queue or now playing is the right thing for the bottom edge [00:00] its just with which animation/action etc [00:00] right [00:00] i think I'd rather see the queue [00:01] i.e. what's coming up next [00:01] so i can skip it [00:01] and tapping takes you to the now playing? or something [00:01] need to think a bit more about that [00:01] not sure which feels more natural [00:01] tap for queue or tap for now [00:02] yeah its tricky [00:02] swipe for que makes more sense to me [00:02] as it's more consistent with other app swipe actions [00:02] swipe up to see previous callers in phone app [00:02] yeah exactly [00:02] swipe up to see list of alarms [00:02] hello n ik90 (who probably has alarm on highlight [00:02] haha [00:02] :D [00:02] don't say music ;) otherwise i appear [00:02] haha [00:03] marmite, phablet and irregardless are the ones that trigger most for me [00:03] so I think tap for now playing, swipe up for queue [00:03] seems to feel right [00:03] yeah thats what i'm starting to think [00:03] i'll see what victor thinks.. [00:03] have a chat with vi... [00:03] yes [00:04] a quick way to get to the play queue is what I think I have been missing actually. [00:04] and having play controls on the queue screen as you have, makes it super useful and much like the primary view I use in spotify [00:04] yeah if you had a quick way to the queue and now playing [00:04] * nik90_ reads backlog to see if he was summoned [00:04] lulz [00:05] nik90_, o/ [00:05] you weren't, but I said a magic word which may have triggered your wake up ☻ [00:05] hehe [00:05] Actually "alarm" and not "alarms" is the magic word...but u wrote nik90_ [00:05] i didnt ☻ [00:06] (deliberately) [00:06] popey, Victor> hm, swipe for queue and tap for now playing is confusing to me... they should do the same [00:06] Lol [00:06] hmm [00:06] i agree with you though swipe for queue and tap for now playing could be cool [00:07] ahayzen: i would say swipe up for queue, and having the current track highlighted and scrolled to would be valuable [00:07] how else would you get to the now playing screen? [00:07] popey, it jumps to the current track already :) so we could do that...if victor would like todo the swipe to queue [00:08] oh, it didnt here [00:08] or I pressed the button wrong or something [00:08] it should...... [00:08] will play more [00:09] popey, ahayzen, hey guys! :) [00:09] vthompson, o/ [00:10] popey, what I wanted to say is that having the animation, while *not* a true bottom edge gesture, mirrors the way most other music apps I know of work like [00:10] vthompson, we were just discussing that it would be useful for having a way to directly jump to the queue and where you are in the queue [00:10] ...in one action [00:11] Since our set of views are fairly complicated, it's good to show the user that they are entering a set of views (queue and now playing) that they are now limited to [00:11] yo [00:12] Yea, "queue" and "now playing", while they are pages, they really are 2 different states that view can be in [00:13] i find myself wanting fast access to the queue... [00:13] Having a way of going directly to the queue might be nice, but I don't know how we'd do that. I think tapping and swiping should produce the same behavior. [00:13] "What's coming next?" "Do I like the next few tracks?" [00:13] i agree with popey whats the point of having the bottom edge do the same as the tap though? [00:13] popey, right, I think ahayzen and I debated keeping track of remember if the user was last in "queue" or "now playing" state [00:14] and the bottom edge on other apps reveals a list of "things" usually - recent calls, alarms, contacts.. stuff you want fast access to [00:14] ahayzen, because the animation vastly helps the user know they are in a new area of the app [00:14] well it probably used to.... until create started creating the object on the fly [00:14] This isn't bottom edge, really. [00:15] It's an animation for dragging the toolbar, which is consistent with other music apps [00:16] hmm vthompson but we haven't decided if we are going the route of keeping the toolbar at the top instead of the header...i think that has both advantages and disadvantages [00:17] ahayzen, agreed. I think it has positive effects on the app and mirrors other apps [00:17] *other music apps [00:17] sounds like one to discuss with jouni ☻ [00:17] but i feel that makes us inconsistent with other ubuntu apps [00:18] ahayzen, yea, but we have boldly done just that with 2.0 [00:18] no i mean not using the header and then creating custom back buttons etc [00:18] Do you have spotify on your phone? [00:18] i don't have spotify... [00:18] * ahayzen ducks [00:19] It would make the now playing/queue page more of a single headerless view. We'd probably fake something like a header [00:19] yeah i know what your thinking i'm just not sure how 'native' it will fee; [00:19] *feel [00:20] But this is all something jouni will need to figure out [00:20] +1 [00:20] fair [00:22] The main thing I think is that the animation helps portray that this is not just a "page" on the stack and that the user is in a different state. As such, both tapping and swiping should do the same thing [00:22] yeah i agree that helps [00:23] i think we may need more clues that queue and now playing are the same thing though. [00:23] actually the animation may be sufficient [00:23] popey, having the toolbar at the top (with maybe a back button) instead of different titles would help [00:23] yeah [00:26] vthompson, so if we did your plan of the top toolbar thing...but also remember whether you were on the queue || now playing .. would that cover all the above ? [00:26] ahayzen, hm, I think so [00:26] popey, would that cover your use cases ^^ ? [00:27] ahayzen, it might be complicated to invent our own overflow component though [00:27] vthompson, i think the hard bit will be the header actions the other bits would be ok [00:28] ahayzen, well in general they are just icons, so we could fit them in fairly easily, but the overflow might be hard [00:28] *harder [00:28] yep [00:29] ahayzen, maybe we can get jouni to agree to simply put all 3 actions in there [00:29] haha [00:29] vthompson, he probably has some other master plan [00:29] ahayzen, I know he wanted that to be the end state anyways (he has a request to the SDK ppl) [00:29] yeah he did [00:30] hmm [00:31] so basically swipe up, get to now playing, toggle to queue, swipe away. come back later and I'm back in the queue? [00:31] yep [00:32] Hmm, maybe [00:40] ahayzen, popey, one thing this would do is shrink the available size for the queue... unless we show/hide the "fake header" in a similar fashion [00:41] vthompson, yeah i sense alot of custom stuff to maintain though :/ [00:41] yeah. [00:41] vthompson, that is one of the major downsides of the 'fake header' [00:41] vthompson, i still don't see what the issue is with just keeping the current header as is? [00:41] I don't look at it as much as a fake header, as a different toolbar [00:41] but then remember if u were on the queue || now playing [00:41] yeah but still alot of code to maintain [00:42] Well, for one, the animation from the page being shown is a bit silly if we just show a header. It would be cleaner if the toolbar stayed at the top [00:42] maybe [00:43] In my mind what the user is doing when he pulls the toolbar up is pulling up a different view that is just a full view with the toolbar staying at the top [01:07] cd [01:07] oops === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [08:20] good morning [09:15] nik90_: Ping [09:15] * mihir nik90_: Whenever you get time could you just review the that MP i have started doing testing for the same. [09:48] Good morning all; happy Monday, and happy Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day! :-D === _salem is now known as salem_ === sergiusens_ is now known as sergiusens === cwayne-afk is now known as cwayne [13:43] nik90_, hey, when i run the clock tests on my device here, i can see that it tries to swipe up to create an alarm but is not grabbing the tab properly. did you see that? === rmescandon is now known as rmescandon|lunch [14:08] oSoMoN, Hi! [14:08] hey om26er_ [14:08] oSoMoN, there is a very annoying behavior with the address bar, my text gets replaced. [14:08] bug 1395732 [14:08] bug 1395732 in webbrowser-app (Ubuntu) "URL bar text gets replaced on redirect" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1395732 [14:15] om26er_, looking into it, I believe this is something I fixed in vivid already, will confirm in a moment [14:21] om26er_, I can confirm, this was fixed with http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~phablet-team/webbrowser-app/trunk/revision/795, that would require backporting for ota1 [14:22] oSoMoN, I would assume we only need to backport that specific fix ? [14:22] om26er_, unfortunately it’s not that easy, that revision refactors the AddressBar component in depth, just cherry-picking this specific fix isn’t guaranteed to work [14:23] (it can be attempted of course) [14:23] uhh [14:41] dpm_: did you just release a new reminders version? [14:42] mzanetti, I didn't [14:42] ah meh... sorry... wrong click in LP here [14:42] ah, phew.... [14:42] * dpm_ panicked for a sec [14:42] victorp, what do you mean by : "14.04 APIs for scope dont even work" ? The 14.04-papi framework is not suited at all for scopes? [14:42] dpm_: I just thought all my reminders assigned bugs disappeared === rmescandon|lunch is now known as rmescandon === daker__ is now known as daker [15:01] davidcalle, nope, for scope development you use the scopefw not papi [15:03] victorp, ok, I assumed it was using papi (since it's not explicit in the manifest and using C++). Nevertheless, the question is the same :) [15:05] basically you need to use the 14.10 framework [15:06] victorp, ok [15:22] brendand_: no I haven't seen that.. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === rmescandon is now known as rmescandon|afk [16:29] nik90_, do you have a mako to test on? [16:38] bzoltan: hey, wondering why you marked 1372011 as incomplete for ubuntu-ui-toolkit? it seems to have everything needed, or at least, needs design input [16:39] so, it should be marked 'Confirmed' IME, then triaged once ux comes back [16:41] jdstrand: Sorry for the confusing flag. Incomplete I mean that we do not have the design input what usually we need for visual changes. But note, that the brand new listitem is about to land in few days. === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [16:55] bzoltan: sure, but I'm thinking it might auto expire in the current state is all [16:56] jdstrand: once the new listitem lands I will mark "won'tfix" all old listitem bugs what are going to be fixed by the new listitem [18:24] popey: balloons ping [18:24] popey: have you pushed any updates to calendar ? [18:24] mihir, you scared me.. I open https://code.launchpad.net/~mihirsoni/ubuntu-calendar-app/bottomEdge/+merge/241590 and you ping! [18:25] balloons: what a coincident :D [18:25] mihir, popey is traveling at the moment, so you won't get a response ;-) [18:25] however, I can check [18:25] balloons: ohh yeah i forogot , i saw his post. [18:25] Nov 19th was the last upload, using rev 549 [18:27] balloons: okay we have 555 rev current. [18:28] dpm_, mzanetti what' s going on with reminders bugs? I have a lot of mails about a vivid branch linked... [18:28] rpadovani: get VM for the same ;) [18:28] just kidding out of the blue [18:29] rpadovani: no clue... got the mails too [18:30] rpadovani, mzanetti, I'm not sure. I know sil2100 uploaded the reminders-app source package in the RTM archive, as they needed the sandbox account .deb for running the tests (the Jenkins PPA that has the reminders-app debs does not know about RTM), perhaps it's related === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [20:00] !ping [20:00] pong! [20:21] hello everybody [20:22] heya [20:22] uglyandstupid, anyways; state your issue again a bit more clearly... [20:22] I can not figure out what exactly you are trying to achieve... [20:22] akiva-thinkpad, give me few sec, will be easier to understand with a picture [20:22] sure [20:22] * akiva-thinkpad recommends using shutter :) [20:24] uglyandstupid, btw do you use ubuntu? The Ubuntu SDK is great for developing qml on, even if you arent using it for ubuntu [20:24] We are trying to get all developers, ubuntu devs or not to use the platform [20:25] akiva-thinkpad, i'm reading it since yesterday, a huge job has already been done [20:25] reading it? [20:33] akiva-thinkpad, reading the doc i meant [20:33] akiva-thinkpad, http://postimg.org/image/6ms0bdlb9/ [20:33] akiva-thinkpad, so its like old phones, i jave a listModel containing text string [20:34] uglyandstupid, btw; for screenshots; download "Shutter" ; is a reall yexcellent tool. [20:34] uglyandstupid, so are you trying to create a rotary dial? [20:35] because I know how you can do that [20:35] uglyandstupid, like this: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/b/b6/New_Zealand_Rotary_Telephone.jpg [20:35] ? [20:36] akiva-thinkpad, yes a rotatory dial where the list does not move but the selected item (a circle arroune the character + the change of text size) [20:36] akiva-thinkpad, yes [20:36] uglyandstupid, yah; in fact in ubuntu, we have something that suits that perfectly [20:36] sec [20:36] uglyandstupid, are you on ubuntu btw? [20:36] akiva-thinkpad, yes [20:36] do you have the sdk installed? [20:36] akiva-thinkpad, yes also [20:36] okay great [20:37] open up the hud [20:37] and type "showcase" [20:38] akiva-thinkpad, sorry what do you mean by hud ? [20:38] uglyandstupid, :D [20:38] uglyandstupid, press the left alt button [20:38] akiva-thinkpad, using fallback mode of gnome not unity [20:39] uglyandstupid, oh D: [20:39] sec switching to unity [20:40] tools > ubuntu > showcase gallery [20:41] ajalkane, yes its her [20:41] akiva-thinkpad, its shown [20:41] lol [20:41] ajalkane, sorry a mistake [20:41] okay [20:41] alright, is the showcase running? [20:41] yep [20:42] click on "Pickers" and flick down; you should find a purple circle that should give you a good template to work with. [20:42] akiva-thinkpad, saw it, great [20:42] let me know if that helps [20:42] I'm not sure how far you were in the project [20:43] akiva-thinkpad, it helps a lot, thank you [20:43] :D [20:43] !cookies [20:43] Cookies are delicious delicacies. [20:45] it's just a huge job that has been made to provide ubuntu sdk [20:46] uglyandstupid, cool; I think that means you said your huge job was just made easier with the ubuntu sdk [20:47] akiva-thinkpad, i'm quite new to qml but have been using Qt since 3.x, i was saying thanks you all guys working on ubuntu sdk, i believe that a huge effort was put on it to bring it to life [20:48] uglyandstupid, \O/ [20:48] wow; since 3.x ! [20:48] that is pretty remarkeable. Are you an old kde dev? [20:49] uglyandstupid, oh and make sure you stick around! The more the merrier~ [20:49] akiva-thinkpad, not really, by i have a big gap to catch with QML and i'm so excited [20:49] uglyandstupid, very cool. You might be interested in a project then being spearheaded by nik90_ [20:50] its a component store, where we upload components we make for qml, so people can access them easily [20:50] akiva-thinkpad, yes please ! [20:51] (although you probably know this, component in qml just refers to things like "Item {} " ) [20:51] nik90_, ping [20:52] uglyandstupid, It is in beta stages. I am just getting ready to upload my first component. [20:52] DS-McGuire, hey [20:52] how goes it? [20:52] akiva-thinkpad, Hello! [20:52] akiva-thinkpad, Good thanks, and you? [20:52] DS-McGuire, good; I adjusted the flair; it should be... somewhat better :P [20:53] akiva-thinkpad, i'm really thirst to catch the gap as i said, even beta are more than welcome [20:54] uglyandstupid, stick around then; when nik90_ pongs, he can fill us in. [20:54] akiva-thinkpad, Ah yes, that is much nicer! Speaking of /r/UbuntuAppDev , I am starting work on a dark CSS theme for it. Since my code is going to be pushed back up to /r/Ubuntu and /r/Ubuntufr I thought it would be a good idea :) [20:54] akiva-thinkpad, ok thanks again [20:54] DS-McGuire, oh very nice [20:55] uglyandstupid, np. If you are a redditor btw, come and subscribe to /r/UbuntuAppDev [20:55] http://www.reddit.com/r/ubuntuappdev [20:55] DS-McGuire and I moderate it [20:56] * DS-McGuire ears are burning [20:56] haha [20:57] DS-McGuire, heh; okay I don't do that much moderation === salem_ is now known as _salem [20:58] akiva-thinkpad, Well, to be honest there isn't a lot to moderate right now haha! [20:58] DS-McGuire, its actually more busy than I expected [20:59] Do you think? [20:59] akiva-thinkpad, ping* [21:00] yah for a new subreddit? definitely [21:00] I'm actually excited to check it. [21:02] DS-McGuire, and our css has less bugs than r/ubuntu :) [21:03] I haven't started on the CSS yet :L akiva-thinkpad [21:03] akiva-thinkpad, I think that's a great thing :D [21:03] DS-McGuire, I'm just happy I learned how to edit css [21:06] akiva-thinkpad, That's awesome :) On your way to building a HTML5 app ;) [21:06] bleh no [21:06] nononono [21:07] akiva-thinkpad, hahah! [21:30] DS-McGuire, I made some adjustments; try selecting a flair now [21:31] akiva-thinkpad, On it [21:31] I'm checking for css bugs so let me know if you see any [21:32] ah so a few adjustments there [21:32] Is there a way we can make these flairs smaller? I love them and I think they are great but they are a little too big, the overlap text. [21:33] DS-McGuire, yah I know; I am trying to adjust them so they don't overlap. [21:34] akiva-thinkpad, Awesome :D [21:34] I don't want to make it too small because then, no one can read that I use APL :O [21:36] akiva-thinkpad, Is there a different flair that could be used? [21:37] DS-McGuire, I'm open to ideas. [21:37] akiva-thinkpad, It's your call, I don't even know what APL is :L [21:37] DS-McGuire, oh, you and me got to program in apl some time :D [21:37] here i'll show you [21:38] * DS-McGuire is stumped [21:38] DS-McGuire, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_DTpQ4Kk2wA [21:39] akiva-thinkpad, OH I see! [21:39] ah I just love apl; logical proposition [21:39] 4=5 [21:39] 0 [21:40] 0 because 4 does not equal 5 [21:45] akiva-thinkpad, It is great haha! [21:46] DS-McGuire, check out the reddit now. [21:46] I adjusted the list line height === greyback__ is now known as greyback [21:46] I might have to target it better [21:47] akiva-thinkpad, Yeah, that padding is way off and makes the sidebar massive... :/ [21:47] ah yah that won't work [21:47] * akiva-thinkpad readjust [21:47] s [21:48] Awesome :D [21:49] DS-McGuire, okay try again [21:50] akiva-thinkpad, Better! Hold on a sec, there is something off in that sidevbar [21:50] sidebar* [21:50] akiva-thinkpad: pong [21:50] sry I was away [21:51] nik90_, oh hey; I have a component I want to upload [21:51] ooh cool [21:51] also uglyandstupid is interested in the component store [21:51] * akiva-thinkpad did not choose that name [21:51] yes please [21:51] akiva-thinkpad, There is a problem in the sidebar in chromium, I am fixing it now. [21:51] DS-McGuire, are you using the enhancement suite? [21:51] uglyandstupid: what would you like to know? [21:51] akiva-thinkpad, yes [21:52] uglyandstupid: The docs at http://ubuntu-component-store.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ explains it quite well [21:52] akiva-thinkpad, But it doesn't do it under Firefox with the enhancment suite. [21:52] DS-McGuire, I disabled mine; although I'm curious what your looks like [21:52] imo (since I wrote it ;P) [21:52] nik90_, that is a full guide then? [21:52] akiva-thinkpad: yeah [21:52] nik90_, I was thinking of writing a quick qml app for it; [21:52] akiva-thinkpad: if something is missing, I can add it real quick [21:52] akiva-thinkpad: qml app for what? [21:52] nik90_, thanks [21:53] akiva-thinkpad: like a gallery? [21:53] nik90_, just a point and click sort of thing. It would just scrape the lp page, and whatever component you click on would initiate the command. [21:53] nik90_, you don't need sudo, right? [21:53] akiva-thinkpad: no it doesn't need sudo since it installs the component to your app's folder [21:54] nik90_, right thats what I thought [21:54] yah should be easy then I would think. [21:55] akiva-thinkpad, https://i.imgur.com/BpDWMP8.png [21:55] akiva-thinkpad: you would need to use python + qml to run bzr commands [21:55] DS-McGuire, thanks; yah take the enhancement suite off [21:55] just to see the difference; I notice a lot of small errors [21:55] that don't exist regularly [21:56] bzoltan: omg...you just spammed my inbox with over 50 bug report emails :P [21:56] lol [21:57] bzoltan: https://imgur.com/nK8otUZ [21:58] nik90_: I am good at it :) I know ... [21:58] rofl [21:58] geepers [21:58] nik90_: I made a major change in the bug management today... I moved all project bugs to the source package and closed the project bug trackers [21:58] yeah I noticed [21:59] spam goes both ways :P. .. more reports created...more notifications to you [22:00] nik90_: the bonus is that my LP Karma just got boosted :) and all it took a nice python script with LP API [22:04] Guys, is there anything that I could do? I know a lot of CSS, HTML and a bit of programming, is there anything I can contribute to? [22:06] DS-McGuire, yah core apps; [22:06] akiva-thinkpad, Really? :O [22:06] DS-McGuire, the way I do it, is I branch all the core apps, run them, and look for any improvements [22:07] DS-McGuire, yah its a lot like improving the css style sheet; You see something small, and you work to correct it. [22:07] DS-McGuire, here I'll give you a script that will grab all the core apps for your computer [22:07] akiva-thinkpad, Do you think I could be able to do that? [22:07] DS-McGuire, definitely. CSS is a lot like qml [22:07] akiva-thinkpad, Awr, that would be sweet. Thanks! [22:07] DS-McGuire, :D [22:07] akiva-thinkpad, If that's the case I should love it :) [22:08] DS-McGuire, its more intuitive so definitely [22:08] * akiva-thinkpad grabs the script [22:08] akiva-thinkpad, Amazing, I am super excited hahah! [22:09] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1czcrsqxse9BC3KgGT7dYK-iI1d7INHh5qpqHaB44EEU/edit#gid=0 [22:09] here that is actually my spreadsheet page [22:09] I use this whenever I reinstall [22:09] some things need to be updated because the core apps have remakes [22:09] * akiva-thinkpad goes through it [22:09] That's a pretty sweet list you have there! akiva-thinkpad [22:10] sec [22:10] definitely would recommend grabbing some of these [22:10] you can edit, so lets refine this [22:10] akiva-thinkpad, On it :) [22:13] akiva-thinkpad, Do we still use ppa:ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/daily ? [22:13] DS-McGuire, I don't think so [22:13] last time I checked, the filemanager was way out of date [22:13] if this is the ppa I am thinking of [22:14] I remember on the UOS, someone mentioned that we should depricate it, because it was so out of date === _salem is now known as salem_ [22:15] akiva-thinkpad, It looks active to me: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-touch-coreapps-drivers/+archive/ubuntu/daily [22:15] i think its the clock, music app, and terminal that have new versions [22:16] DS-McGuire, well that will install the software on your computer. [22:16] do it, take a screenshot of the filemanager, and send it to me. brb, got to go pee [22:16] akiva-thinkpad, I will use that then. [22:18] akiva-thinkpad, After adding the ppa what do I do to install them all? [22:18] DS-McGuire, well the PPA is basically the packaged version of the application. You can't edit them afaik [22:18] we don't want the package; we want the source [22:19] akiva-thinkpad, Ah, of course. :/ [22:19] DS-McGuire, don't worry; I didn't understand that aspect at first either [22:20] akiva-thinkpad, Thanks :) [22:21] nik90_, is the clock app reboot now merged with trunk? [22:22] oh right... the calculator app is alwso being rewritten [22:23] * DS-McGuire AFK [22:24] DS-McGuire, okay i'll pm you when I got the script done [22:32] DS-McGuire, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/9221760/ [22:32] akiva-thinkpad: clock app reboot *is* trunk [22:32] it is just a different name [22:33] nik90_, okay so then I don't need anything special [22:33] i can just go lp:ubuntu-clock-app [22:34] yup [22:34] nik90_, thanks [22:43] akiva-thinkpad, back. Thank you! [22:43] DS-McGuire, np. [22:44] DS-McGuire, an easy way to open them is to go into terminal, go to the parent folder [22:44] and type "ubuntu-sdk ubuntu-calendar-app" [22:44] or if you are in the folder [22:44] type ubuntu-sdk . [22:45] DS-McGuire, I presume you already have an ssh key and launchpad account? [22:45] I can guide you through that as well [22:46] akiva-thinkpad, I do, however it says "You have not informed bzr of your Launchpad ID, and you must do this to [22:46] write to Launchpad or access private data. See "bzr help launchpad-login". [22:46] The SSH key just verifies that if you upload say a branch to a project, that the person uploading is in fact you, and not someone pretending to be you [22:46] DS-McGuire, oh yah [22:46] http://imgur.com/6mK20y2 [22:46] bzr launchpad-login username [22:47] replace username with your launchpad name === salem_ is now known as _salem [22:47] akiva-thinkpad, I don't have one registered: https://launchpad.net/~daniel-mcguire351Is this how you do it [22:47] https://launchpad.net/~daniel-mcguire351 [22:48] akiva-thinkpad, Messed up the first link [22:48] yah I corrected it [22:48] really; there were already 351 daniel mcguires? [22:48] * akiva-thinkpad lucked out with ~akiva [22:48]