[00:59] Dowh, we lost the nice ~/.cache/upstart/startxfce4.log now. :( [01:35] evening all [01:36] Howdy. [01:36] flocculant, indeed, I misunderstood there [01:36] hi Unit193! [02:18] Hrm, wasn't I going to nag you about something minor again? :P [20:32] good evening people [20:40] hi knome [20:45] 'lo flocculant [20:45] everything running well in the trackerland, eg. the times are up? [20:46] yup [20:46] great to hear [20:47] to both you and akxwi-dave; anything else you'd like to see tracker do for QA? [20:47] don't actually look much - not doing much more than hassle Sean with bugs ;) [20:47] I did fleetingly think about adding 16.04 to status [20:48] but given the amount of testing we get thought it rather ppointless [20:48] same here at moment just iso testing to make sure no major probs [20:48] akxwi-dave: and writing a mail to dev list re milestones :p [20:49] yup.. better get that done... :-) [20:49] :D [20:50] point release isn't far off really - with xmas and new year looming [20:51] actually I noticed that earlier, when checking it.. [20:51] i really plan to move everything in the tracker to release-based system, eg. you can have status for each release (easily) separately [20:51] and also, can easily have several releases visible/enabled in the tracker [20:52] not sure that's appropriate for more than lts's [20:52] well there you go [20:53] anything really major for non-lts would only ever be sru [20:53] currently that's not really "supported" :) [20:53] yea [20:53] but the thing is - once the new stuff is in place, it doesn't really matter if you want to track SRU stuff separately, as it's going to be so easy (tm) [20:53] and frankly I'm not sure how many people actually ever look at that page [20:54] i should look more, but since i've been kind of out of the loop/not contributing much, i haven't [20:54] outside of team [20:54] part of the reason i'm asking questions is to try to make it more useful for others as well [20:54] yea [20:54] it has good potential as it is now [20:54] might be worth asking outside 'team' [20:54] a bit more human text and not graphs and it can do much better [20:54] not that you need do that of course [20:55] sure, but that'd mean it would be nice if you had time to potentially put together new bits if something nice shows up [20:55] as it is now, i don't have time to do the changes i want that would help the team, so better not fill the TODO list ;) [20:55] the original idea being to let other people know easily if iso was a dud [20:56] too bad ubuntu wasn't accepted for GCI this time btw [20:56] that would have potentially meant more work on the tracker [20:56] but maybe i should try to poke matthew to hear if he wanted to work on the API [20:58] lol at time :p [20:58] as I said - bout the only thing which had crossed my mind was lts's [20:59] sure [20:59] and that was fleeting ... [20:59] the thing is - one more of the benefits for storing data internally is the release-based approach [20:59] so it's kind of built-in already to the new code [20:59] :) [23:09] I'll mention that two weeks ago, I split off my improved Xubuntu splash image for CD Image from the doomed Core bundle: https://code.launchpad.net/~krytarik/debian-cd/xubuntu-splash/+merge/311982 [23:10] Yet still doomed? [23:10] ..Apparently.