[09:51] hello [09:52] I'm a little curious about dev and living. Is there any way of making a living from ubuntu "core" development? "core" should include everything that comes shipped by default (e.g. nautilus) [10:02] DarkTrick: "living"? [10:02] infinity, Meaning: can ubuntu dev be a job? [10:10] DarkTrick: i think you're looking for https://canonical.com/careers (if you mean development), or a nearby IT services company managing ubuntu servers for their customers. [10:10] DarkTrick: yes, you just have to be good at something that someone is willing to pay you for 😐 [10:16] tomreyn, thank you for the link! Very interesting! [10:16] jbicha, you smiley indicates ,that it's difficult (?) [10:18] I guess though, most of the people working for ubuntu have a job, a family and ubuntu as "hobby". Is that guess correct? [10:18] there are lots of people being paid to work on Ubuntu stuff, but I am not one of those people yet [10:18] DarkTrick: you're welcome, but let me also say that it's surprising that you'r einterested in Ubuntu development and you didn't think of checking the website of the comapny driving it (Canonical) beforehand. [10:24] tomreyn, idd. Perhaps I was more interested in hearing a "user's voice" before judging myself. As I don't know what I don't know, I might not be able to see a "more obvious answer" [10:30] DarkTrick: sorry, i should have held my horses. i wish you good luck finding a suitable engagement! [10:33] tomreyn, :) I didn't take it as offense(? hope I got the right word here). Every feedback provides important information. [10:33] Thank you. I'll see how I plan my life :) [10:33] :) [10:34] jbicha, also a thanks to you, of course [10:34] and sorry for the OT [17:42] ugh, that doesn't work ... [17:42] for d in debian/python3-persistent/usr/include/python*; do \ [17:42] [ "$$d" = *m ] || mv "$$d" "$$d"m; \ [17:42] done [23:22] (ubuntu/devel)mwhudson@anduril:~/src/pkg/py38/cracklib2$ dpkg --listfiles libpython3.7-minimal | grep sysconfigdata [23:22] /usr/lib/python3.7/_sysconfigdata_m_linux_x86_64-linux-gnu.py [23:22] (ubuntu/devel)mwhudson@anduril:~/src/pkg/py38/cracklib2$ dpkg --listfiles libpython3.8-minimal | grep sysconfigdata [23:22] /usr/lib/python3.8/_sysconfigdata__x86_64-linux-gnu.py [23:22] le sigh [23:22] and also why does the package care