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darkxststiv2k, did you get gnome-control-center to build?00:08
darkxststiv2k, I actually now think should just drop the extra UI widget and patch the existing "more" widget to handle installation, that is more likely to be accepted upstream00:23
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LeerdeckHello Ubuntu Gnome devs. I have short question. Have you guys a Donation button on your website? I can't find anything.09:26
muelliI don't know about Ubuntu GNOME, but I know about GNOME: https://www.gnome.org//friends09:27
NoskcajLeerdeck, No. If you wish to donate, i suggest donating the the gnome project or ubuntu itself09:31
Leerdeckah good then I will donate there. Its sad, you guys asked for help and I would if I had time and had more experience with Linux, so I thaugt at least I can help them with a little donation. I bet many others are thinking the same.09:35
NoskcajLeerdeck, I'll look into official donations, but there's not a whole lot it does for us09:36
Noskcajdarkxst, thoughts? ^09:36
darkxstLeerdeck, you can donate via Ubuntu, but its shared between all the Ubuntu flavours09:38
darkxstI'm not even sure we can directly accept donations, might upset the trademark holders09:39
Noskcajdo we get anything via ubuntu donations darkxst? (ubuntu gnome devs specifically)09:39
darkxstNoskcaj, have to apply through the Community fund09:39
darkxstwe haven't, but we could09:40
NoskcajThought so09:40
Leerdeckgood I will donate separate for Ubuntu and for GNOME. And thank you guys for your hard work. I really appreciate that.09:43
darkxstNoskcaj, I might be angling for a new laptop from the community fund soon ;)09:45
Noskcajdarkxst, in other news, i'm finally getting the nbn. 2-3 weeks till i can actually be useful09:46
darkxsthopefully, aomething that can cover the pain points like hybrid graphics, hidpi, touch screens etc09:46
darkxstNoskcaj, k, great, don't imagine I will ever get the NBN here, but adsl is not too bad, very close to the exchange09:47
darkxstthere is NBN wireless, 500m away from here, but blocked by a big hill09:48
NoskcajWell my town was the very first place in australia to get it, and it's taken me 5 years. nbn wireless is all i'm getting. Maybe you could just make a big antenna?09:48
darkxstI would need an antenna 50m high to hook into that, and probably a fake address09:48
darkxstI even though of putting a solar powered repeater on the hill, but meh, still need a fake address09:49
darkxstand its private property (owned by the golf club)09:50
Noskcaj;)09:51
darkxstAbbot probably still uses dial-up, if he even has internet!09:51
darkxstand I feel sorry for anyone that ends up on Optus HFC09:54
darkxst(cable network)09:55
darkxstits just a daisy chain of bottlenecks, no way they can upgrade it to meet capacity demands09:56
stiv2kdarkxst: hi18:16
stiv2kits almost done building18:16
stiv2kthe computer goes to sleep and then it pauses build18:16
stiv2ksorry for the long time, i only get a few hours here and there of time18:16
stiv2kdarkxst: actually i got an error :(18:44
josePHPagodaso I think I've found a bug with the version of libvorbis that Ubuntu Gnome wants to use.18:44
josePHPagodawondering if anyone is willing to jump through a few hoops to help me troubleshoot it and reproduce it18:44
stiv2kdarkxst: http://stiv2k.info/img/unsorted/Screenshot%20from%202015-07-03.png18:49
josePHPagodais it normal for ubuntu gnome to have backports enabled by default?18:49
josePHPagodai did a fresh install of ubuntu-gnome 15.04 and don't remember marking the backports18:57
josePHPagodabut it looks like backports are enabled18:57
josePHPagodaand there appears to be a bug in libvorbis in the backports version that is making my life painful right now :P  can anyone else check if their backports are on by default?18:57

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