[13:55] I need of full Marathi Language supported Keyboard into Lubuntu either built in or downloadable from repo, just like Google Keyboard on Android. [14:49] (Photo, 740x601) https://i.imgur.com/SFzQrHZ.jpg [14:49] Hi everyone! I asked in of the oficial spanish lubuntu telegram group about the password hardness. The abstract would be this picture [14:49] if you can't see it https://www.xkcd.com/936/ [14:50] as a corolary, if people come up with difficult passwords, they tend to write them down to not forget them. [14:52] (and some write it down on post-it glued to te computer) [15:19] wth how was i not here? [15:22] @wxl, Did you see the logs from Hans? [15:24] @tsimonq2: no i didn't see crap cuz it seems when services went down i had a late identification [15:25] @wxl, Sent to you. [15:26] tl;dr xkcd? [15:26] Kinda. [15:27] there's also plenty of holes in that argument [15:28] but c'est la vie, ie's goig to have to go [15:29] @wxl, I think the general consensus I've seen is have a recommended but not mandatory password strength. [15:29] right [15:29] and that's what happens if we turn it all off [15:30] Maybe ask upstream about having "recommended" values (in Cala) and have a warning dialog if it doesn't meet the requirements talking about the importance of decent passwords. [15:30] https://github.com/calamares/calamares/blob/743c19d8dd58bc7e7ee26b3fca769318d254d172/src/modules/users/page_usersetup.ui#L440 [15:31] But that's a QLabel. [15:31] It only shows up if passwords don't match, if I recall correctly. [15:31] no [15:31] it shows up no matter what [15:32] @wxl, Oh really? [15:32] yep [15:33] if you set min/maxLength to -1 and comment all libpwquality lines, there's no checking at all. still shows up. [15:33] even commenting out the whole passwordRequirements section [15:34] only thing you can't seem to use is a blank password [15:41] yes, recomended but nor mandatory passw3d strength, and perhaps some recommendations of how do good passwords. [15:42] @Hans see that link above and see if you have suggestions for rewording it, if at all [15:44] Hans Möller Did you ever get your translations issue solved as well with Calamares? [15:45] @tsimonq2, no, I search if they have some translate page and couldn't fond it, maybe I didn't search enough. [15:46] you didn't @Hans :) https://www.transifex.com/calamares/calamares/ [15:49] @wxl, it's ok. [15:49] @wxl, thanks!! [15:49] np [16:14] how's everyone's friday? :D [16:14] Good, how's yours? :D [16:16] Not too bad. It's been a busy first week of classes :) [16:21] good. I've made the translations change suggestions in calamares and I've translating some unstranslated strngs they have. [16:26] what should this mean? [16:26] Cre&ate [16:26] ??? [16:26] Thinking in how to translate it. [16:26] looks like it is the word create with an erroneous ampersand in it [16:32] good, done, there are only 3 strings pending in spanish, one that's KDE-plasma and better to leave to someone who uses Kde-plasma so it is consistent. [16:51] @wxl, Uhm, you don't know what that means? :) [16:51] hhm? [16:51] In Qt, for example that string can be activated by doing Alt + a [16:52] So it's not erraneous. :) [16:53] @Hans Möller, maybe can be translated to "Cre&ar" [16:53] wait, what? [16:55] ??? [16:56] @wxl, Yup. [17:03] y [17:04] sorry, yup does it really clarify what it does [17:04] Np :D [17:05] um, sarcasm [17:06] We need a lesson from Sheldon. [17:06] xD [17:07] or maybe sheldon needs a lesson [17:07] our own little sheldon [17:08] @wxl, Be careful! It's leveling up quickly! [17:13] https://share.riseup.net/#lxoagm3ApRI9D8gf75SLNQ [17:22] wxl: Bug 1788904. [17:22] Bug 1788904 in lubuntu-meta (Ubuntu) "Blanket Feature Freeze Exception: Lubuntu's LXQt Transition" [Critical, New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1788904 [17:22] saw it [17:22] wxl: It's something the Ubuntu Desktop Team has had clearance to do for cycles now but has never been formalized. [17:23] Answering the question of "can we upload new features to packages which are in the Lubuntu seed only"? [17:23] sure sure [17:25] wxl: Thoughts on having the option (opt-in) to enable Compiz? [17:25] I have it locally configured and it's sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good. [17:25] people can add it if they want [17:25] Sure, I guess. [17:26] i mean i like awesome but i don't think we should build that opt-in into the installer [17:26] Understood. [17:48] @tsimonq2, compiz over compton? [17:48] OH. [17:48] wxl: Did I say Compiz? I mean Compton. [17:49] oh yeah a compositor would be nice [17:50] I use xcompmgr now, less resource-hungre than compton, but apparently xcompmgr is dead. [17:50] that [17:50] Well so is Compton. XD [17:51] Hey WizBright, did you ever look at compositing? [17:52] WizBright: If you wanted to keep it as close to the original Openbox as possible that's fine, but otherwise maybe built-in, opt-in compositing could be an option. [18:03] we can work together with something [18:04] I just haven't had any time to devote much to other bits of waybox :/ [18:05] WizBright: Sure, no problem. [18:17] @Hans Möller, 3,5 vs 5,5 RES. [20:49] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [T53: Must haves for 18.10 release] tsimonq2 (Simon Quigley) commented on the task: https://phab.lubuntu.me/T53#1192 [20:51] -lugito:#lubuntu-devel- [T53: Must haves for 18.10 release] tsimonq2 (Simon Quigley) commented on the task: https://phab.lubuntu.me/T53#1194 [21:56] Cool, so now USWGI and Lugito is just done with Cron. [21:56] The last thing to do before I'd consider this "automated" is figure out mysql's global conf...