[00:13] <Eickmeyer> OvenWerks: With the forums being pretty much dead, I'm changing the forum link in the menu to a link to askubuntu.com since that's where preferred support is anymore.
[00:35] <studiobot> <teward001> fun fact
[00:35] <studiobot> <teward001> I am a mod on Ask Ubuntu too
[00:35] <studiobot> <teward001> I do a lot of things *evil grin*
[00:36] <studiobot> <Eickmeyer> Ruh roh
[01:18] <studiobot> <tsimonq2> @Eickmeyer [(one of which @tsimonq2 reset the time-in-queue on, which shoved it to the back …], I comb through the sponsorship queue pretty quickly tho
[01:33] <teward> and I still chew you out when you step on something i'm working on @tsimonq2 lol
[01:33] <studiobot> <tsimonq2> @teward [<teward> and I still chew you out when you step on something i'm working on @tsi …], GET ON THE CALENDAR
[01:33] <studiobot> <tsimonq2> 😆
[01:33] <studiobot> <teward001> ***HAIL GLORIOUS LEADER SABDFL***
[01:33] <studiobot> <teward001> *shot*
[01:34] <studiobot> <teward001> @tsimonq2 ERR: No Calendar Write ACcess
[01:34] <studiobot> <tsimonq2> @teward001 [@tsimonq2 ERR: No Calendar Write ACcess], Err: requested you did not
[01:34] <studiobot> <Eickmeyer> (Document) http://studiobot.ericheickmeyer.com:9090/05Gpdvrp/file_58.mp4
[01:34] <studiobot> <tsimonq2> Give me a Google email in this public channel :P
[19:30] <Eickmeyer> Build failure is due to an upstream bug in apt-xapian-index.
[19:30] <studiobot> <teward001> which is orphaned
[19:30] <studiobot> <teward001> it's actually traced back to apt python stuff 1.9 i think
[19:30] <studiobot> <teward001> but still
[19:57] <OvenWerks> bummer, apt-xapian-index makes synaptic much nicer to use... and there is no software installer worth while since synaptic.
[19:57] <studiobot> <teward001> well unless someone wants to pick up apt-xapian-index and maintain it in Debian too... 😜
[19:58] <OvenWerks> Except the kde muon.
[20:00] <OvenWerks> Ya I know, we all have only so many hours. The gnome software installer is nice enough to look at... if only it passed questions the package asked back to the user. And warned the user when some package they asked to be installed was going to remove half their system...