[01:26] o/ pleia2 [01:34] hey Na3iL [01:35] I was checking the wiki section of Ubuntu News, I think I can be more helpful in that section.. [01:35] if you're interested, there are still three more summaries needed in the "In the blogosphere" bit of the newsletter doc :) [01:35] wiki section? [01:35] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NewsTeam [01:35] which part specifically? [01:36] we mostly just run Fridge and UWN now, the Developer News has died off [01:36] The whole section related to wiki, I noticed there is not a team for the modifying/updating of the Wiki pages? [01:37] hm, what wiki pages? [01:37] Actually, I'd an idea, why we don't add more languages to the wiki [01:37] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/ is updated weekly with our new issues, that's really the only wiki we actively use [01:37] Like Arabic, french etc.. [01:38] that's a question for jose, he worked on translating the newsletter into spanish for several issues, it's a lot of work [01:38] instead we suggest other language teams release their own newsletters, with news in their languages (though no one does that yet) [01:38] I believe I can handle that work! cause english is not my native language, so I'd some problems on writing summaries. [01:39] so you want to create a newsletter in your native language? [01:40] Why not! it would be more easier for peeps who doesn't speak english [01:40] well, it is a lot of work :) to create the english edition we have a team of about a half dozen people each week [01:41] this page covers our process: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/EditingPolicies/HowToEdit [01:42] I see. It is really a lot of work, but it worthy [01:42] what's your native language? [01:43] My native language is Arabic, but I can speak also french, english & spanish [01:43] my suggestion would be to create https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/XX (where XX is your language code) and do releases that somewhat mirror what we do [01:43] release on the wiki has the main source, then approach the Arabic-speaking teams to see if they want to be notified when releases happen [01:44] Yep, that is what am talking about, I thought that I should take permission before I do it :) [01:44] so then you can email it to them too, and then publish wherever else (Ubuntu Arabic forums/discourse?) [01:44] and just let us know on weeks you release, so we can include a link to your language edition [01:45] Okay, seems great! I will start from tomorrow [01:45] this is the wiki page for the spanish version (now defunct): https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/ES [01:46] a polish one was attempted as well: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/PL [01:46] Nice! [01:46] well, they didn't last :( [01:47] you'll want to recruit volunteers to help you, it's too much work for one person [01:47] Ah! sorry for that [01:47] Yep, I will, besides I am familiar with those staff [01:47] I'd converted Lubuntu wiki pages for Ar and Fr [01:47] it is really painful :( [01:48] * pleia2 nods [01:51] So, I will start from tomorrow converting the wiki to Ar & take around to find active people who want help. [01:52] ok, good luck :) [01:52] Thanks ^^ [05:16] jose: if you happen to be around, still need 3 more summaries (blogosphere) [05:16] * pleia2 copies over summaries and puts in stats [05:18] editing the summaries some so it's clear whose voice it's in [05:24] ergh, upgrade to wildy broke the askubuntu script [05:24] wily too [05:24] hm, it seems broken on debian too, maybe the script broke [05:26] * pleia2 quick python patch to triage [05:28] oh good, updating the module with pip makes it unbroken <3 [05:30] pip. :3 [05:30] it behaves sometimes :) [05:31] I should just have a venv for running these scripts, but I fail at computers [05:33] What package? I thought I ran those scripts without error, and I don't pip. [05:35] it would be the python-requests package [05:35] but I used pip so I could get the latest versions, and it's constant across debian and ubuntu [07:15] Unit193: link check? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuWeeklyNewsletter/Issue443 [07:16] * pleia2 sends to editors and goes to get some rest [07:21] http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu.cat/3250-festa-wily-werewolf---ubuntu-15.10/ - http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-fr/3244-ubuntu-party-paris-15.10/ - http://loco.ubuntu.com/events/ubuntu-gr/3259-ubuntu-15.10-release-party/ - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/Meeting/2015-11-17 === mhall119|fossetc is now known as mhall119 [16:06] fixed loco links but kernel meeting link doesn't seem to exist [17:14] editorial review done [17:14] thanks PaulW2U_ [17:17] Na3iL: yes, I started doing Spanish translations for the UWN and released Tuesdays. However, it was a lot of work, and when I missed an issue I got back on everything. I recommend what pleia2 said, release one with news in your language. [17:17] pleia2: sorry, was stuck at airports! [17:18] jose: no worries, I understand :) hope you had fun at fossetcon! [17:18] it was really good. I hope to write something to put it on uwn for next week :) [17:18] pleia2: is it released yet? [17:19] tsimonq2: no [17:19] not for several hours [17:21] hmm [17:21] pleia2: when is it usually released? [17:21] around 00:00 utc or so [17:21] hmm ok [17:21] I'm at work now, need to wait for quiet time at work, or after work [17:23] hmm ok [18:33] pleia2: have deleted kernel meeting link as does not exist [18:33] https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-news-team/2015-November/002347.html refers to a new newsletter not a meeting [18:34] it seems they may be using the same wiki page each week [18:35] bye for now - see you next weekend [18:46] PaulW2U_: thanks [18:47] enjoy