=== _salem is now known as salem_ [00:58] Bill_, that's the way to do it :-) [00:59] hey balloons, could you help me with a task I am trying to do? [01:00] xcub, that depends.. :p What task? [01:03] https://codein.withgoogle.com/tasks/5073251139059712/?sp-organization=4568116747042816&sp-is_beginner=False&sp-categories=1 this one, but it's not necessarily the task itself :P, it's that the address-book-app executable keeps on giving me this http://paste.ubuntu.com/14473965/ error whenever I try to run it [01:07] xcub, that means you have a dependency issue. Anytime an import fails like that, think dependency [01:08] InputDeviceModel is not a type -- you need the dependency that specifies this. Off the top of my head, I don't know. But I'm guessing you could dig around and find it [01:11] Is there any way to identify what dependency is missing? [01:14] nm [01:14] balloons: Did I do https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/5178641776377856/ correctly? I just want to check before I shut down my live session [01:16] adueppen, in response to 1. Yes, switching fonts worked fine but switching to fonts with different widths sometimes caused weird spacing issues; bug $? [01:17] balloons: oh right I wasn't sure if that was a bug or just an issue with my computer being an old clunker [01:17] since the issue resolved itself after a second or two [01:18] xcub, look through and try stuff from unity8. it uses it: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~unity-team/unity8/trunk/view/head:/debian/control [01:18] adueppen, weird. More info would be useful on that [01:20] balloons: I'm not sure I really have much more info to give except that my computer has never been able to run Unity that well [01:21] in terms of speed, that is [01:29] I looked through it, and I have installed every package listed, but it still gives me the same error. [01:30] something for your mentor then, sorry xcub :-( [01:31] alright, thanks for your help! :) [02:14] balloons: is there anything I need to work on for my task? [12:13] elopio, why does the coverage decrease after my commits? I'm assuming that some tests no longer work, and thats what happens when I try to run all of them. But I don't understand why. I haven't modified any files except those 3. [14:49] balloons: I've some interesting UX changes for the QA Tracker. I'll submit them in the 2nd UX task. [14:51] Foe example, currently there are three ways to go to the home page, stacked on top of each other: the home icon, the ubuntu logo, and 'Home'. Should be only one button. [15:13] Girish, ack, thanks [15:13] adueppen, I left a comment just asking for more info about #1. Then I'll approve [15:13] didrocks, going to be able to get this one reviewed today? https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/5728058354958336/?sp-page=1 [15:13] balloons: I did ask andyrock to answer, I created a MP for the guy [15:13] one sec, let's check if he did [15:15] balloons: seems like the MP needs to be rebased: https://code.launchpad.net/~mcintire-evan/unity/add-format-option/+merge/282282 [15:16] added some comments on the task [15:17] ty; feel free to hit 'more work needed' when you do that so it's clear [15:18] balloons: well, this guy knows to respond, especially on the other tasks you closed during the holidays which aren't finished [15:18] balloons: so, that forces me to track all tasks -> last modification [15:18] instead of "in progress" :p [15:19] didrocks, ohh sorry about that. I'm doing the opposite heh. Tasks that are open show up in my queue, so I'm trying to keep them as more work, or approved ;-) [15:20] We get pinged when tasks carry on too long -- they like to see status updates and don't count comments for some reason :-( [15:20] balloons: argh, comments are things moving [15:20] balloons: ok, so adding time and pushing "more work needed" [15:20] but still, the one you closed are a little bit annoying to track now :( [15:21] yea; and actually 'more work needed' should add time even I think [15:21] yep [15:21] anyways, sorry for closing non-complete stuff. If I could re-open I would [15:23] no worry :) [16:29] balloons: https://codein.withgoogle.com/dashboard/task-instances/5458917932924928/?sp-page=1 [17:45] Girish, a little busy today, but I saw your new image. the hamburger menu is interesting [17:46] leaving a comment === alan_g is now known as alan_g|EOD [18:19] balloons: Left some comments on the task. View them whenevr you are free. [18:22] Girish, MatthewAllen: will look at your design proposals after i've done another thing i need to do now [18:24] Okay. [18:55] MatthewAllen, since you asked first, i've commented on your task first :) [18:55] (and i guess sorry for the wall of text...) [18:57] knome, thankyou - so just address you comments and then resubmit? [18:58] MatthewAllen, tbe, i don't know how "far" balloons wants to see these mockups going [18:58] anyway, [18:59] knome, I'd like to actually get something implemented. [18:59] i think instead of following any comments like a set of strictly specified rules isn't as important as considering the overall look and feel [18:59] balloons, how far would the task itself have to get, before you were happy to accept it [18:59] We can make a seperate task for it, but the goal is to revamp things and get it released [18:59] so I'd like the designs to end up in a place where you literally could implement them [19:00] i mean i think it's ok that the mockup isn't 100% perfect, as long as there is some work done that explains how things are supposed to work [19:00] considering implementing it couldn't be done in the time frame [19:00] balloons, something that might work would be a static page export from the tracker (to get a real example of the HTML), then let people work on the CSS for that [19:01] i wouldn't do design work like this with a "real" installation myself [19:01] MatthewAllen, right. The implementation would be a seperate task, but it should be ready to go [19:01] this is why you are here knome :) [19:02] So get it to a state where I could go straight from the mockup into implementation? [19:02] that's the goal yes [19:02] if we want the mockups go live, yeah [19:03] awesome, will get on it tommorow [19:03] since mockups and plans are completely different as the implementation, i would repeat what i said earlier; i don't think the mockup needs to be 100% perfect, if you have certain things planned in advance [19:04] getting something to eat next, then back for comments on Girish's task [19:04] ok thanks knome. Sounds like we need to export some of the live site then too? I appreciate the guidance [19:11] i was actually just thinking save a certain page as HTML [19:11] then students could use something like stylish to apply CSS to that [19:28] Can you do that for where it makes sense? the big one is the add results page [19:35] i don't think i understood the question :) [19:35] Girish, commented on your task too [19:35] Girish, and again, sorry for the wall of text [19:36] Girish, if it helps, the ubuntu brand assets (along with color palette and more) are at http://design.ubuntu.com/brand so you can get the colors right [19:40] knome, lol, as long as you understand the concept of creating designs that we can actually then implement (and hope to do so), then please make sure the tasks are setup in a way it's possible. [19:41] That's all I was after. Sounds a bit non-descript, but I suppose I'm just more or less asking you to talk the lead. I'll happily defer to you on this [19:44] aka, if doing exports and encouraging folks to use stylish is the way to go, please feel free to requet it [20:34] balloons, i guess you are using either firefox or chrome? [20:35] I use both [20:35] right, so stylish is available to both of them (at least) [20:35] have you used it? [20:35] you've keyed me into it before [20:35] hehe, good [20:35] but not hugely. I just have a fix you made for GCI [20:36] this is something else you might want to use -> https://gist.github.com/knomepasi/22e5998bca83f53463b9 [20:36] ohh.. editing the web, fun [20:38] well yeah, it's greasemonkey for css [20:39] the one problem that students might have with this is that they really need to know css and also that the source code can be a bit unforgiving at some points [20:39] i mean, if there aren't good id's or classes, it can be a pain to target a specific element [20:39] and of course, sometimes the markup you want isn't there === JoseeAntonioR is now known as jose [23:03] balloons, you still around? [23:31] balloons: got my task resubmitted