JoernS | hi | 17:49 |
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wxl | howdy | 17:49 |
agaida | hi | 19:16 |
JoernS | moin agaida | 19:18 |
phillw | hiyas JoernS and agaida | 19:24 |
phillw | o/xwl :) | 19:24 |
phillw | wxl !!! | 19:24 |
JoernS | good night! | 19:33 |
phillw | ooh net split | 19:46 |
agaida | hi - i don't know how you see these things - but opinions are welcome: https://github.com/lxde/lxqt/issues/1043 | 19:53 |
* agaida think - and this would be cool, only english in the packages for both debian and ubuntu, no need for translators - save us a lot of work | 20:07 | |
phillw | agaida: this passed my email today from lxde mailing list.. http://paste.ubuntu.com/16208382/ | 20:09 |
agaida | that means exactly that the release tar balls will have no translations in it | 20:10 |
agaida | so the resulting language in all packages will be only english | 20:11 |
agaida | :P | 20:11 |
agaida | and no, i'm not joking | 20:11 |
agaida | it's a shame that the most programmers have no packaging experience or do not care of downstream needs | 20:12 |
agaida | and i can repeat myself - pulling in translations at build time on in a build chroot is a no go | 20:13 |
phillw | agaida: I did mention this to jleclanche and or LStranger recently, I know lxde have things under way, so may be ask on #lxde as to their current thinking? | 20:13 |
agaida | i think that LStanger like an external decoupled translation process - thats why he is not happy with the current translation situation and the state of pootle | 20:15 |
agaida | and l like a translation process in that way too - but the resulting translations have to be a part of the repository and a release tar ball | 20:17 |
phillw | agaida: yeah, you chatted to jleclanche the other day | 20:17 |
agaida | imnsho deleting translations from the repo is one step to far, its simply nuts | 20:18 |
wxl | wait, what? | 20:27 |
teward | ? | 20:27 |
teward | oops wrong channel sorry | 20:28 |
wxl | ah ha! | 20:28 |
wxl | so i'm not the only one | 20:28 |
ianorlin | teward no it was not the wrong questoin mark really | 20:28 |
teward | ianorlin: for me it was | 20:28 |
wxl | ¿ | 20:28 |
tsimonq2 | O_o | 20:28 |
tsimonq2 | :P | 20:29 |
ianorlin | well ? makes sense as a response to what agaida posted earlier | 20:29 |
teward | ianorlin: coincidental then | 20:30 |
wxl | ianorlin: i *THINK* they're discussing something that relates pretty much exclusively to upstream lxqt, though it might have some downstream effect. | 20:30 |
ianorlin | yes I understand | 20:31 |
agaida | wxl: we in that case are downstream, i wear may debian hat | 20:31 |
agaida | :) | 20:31 |
wxl | agaida: the ultimate question is how it relates to the development of lubuntu, which is of course, the topic of this channel, so— | 20:32 |
agaida | i guess it should not harm LXDE - but hey, nice to know that you are not interested in LXQt any longer :) | 20:33 |
teward | lel | 20:33 |
wxl | that seems like a strange conclusion | 20:33 |
teward | lol* | 20:33 |
teward | i wouldn't have jumped to that conclusion, agaida, AFAIK they're still interested in LXQt :P | 20:33 |
agaida | so - it relates to lubuntu development | 20:33 |
agaida | teward: oops - i forget the <sarcasm> tags | 20:34 |
phillw | :D | 20:34 |
teward | :P | 20:34 |
teward | agaida: sorry, my Sarcasm plugins are disabled - they ended up segfaulting a while ago when the evil drama of some non-*buntu stuff broke my brain :P | 20:35 |
teward | so : | 20:35 |
teward | :P * | 20:35 |
* wxl sighs | 20:35 | |
phillw | wxl: btw, in amongst the emails today, did you catch the bit of Julien taking a break? I tried to ping you over the weekend to let you know. | 20:43 |
wxl | phillw: there was some circular discussion around what might be perceived as such a thing. | 20:44 |
phillw | okies, yeah ... it came in an email reply from Julien to me regarding lxqt :) | 20:45 |
phillw | he didn't indicate the length of time, just needs a break. | 20:45 |
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ianorlin | wxl ok qterminal testcase done | 22:48 |
wxl | good job ianorlin ! | 22:59 |
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