[02:09] <Cheesehead> valorie: Thank you for that quite unexpected +1 on my rant
[02:16] <valorie> you are most welcome -- honest speech is always welcome
[07:54] <NRWlion> morningo
[09:59] <akgraner> Hey all - hope your morning is going well...I am going to re-send invitations to all the leadership councils in the community the invitation to join this team...I think it's important that we are all working together in this effort
[10:00] <head_victim> akgraner: there were some interesting things brought up in the CC meeting earlier about leadership as well you might want to read
[10:01] <akgraner> head_victim, I know
[10:01] <akgraner> I read it all and have already send emails to some folks and working on a blog post now :-)
[10:01] <head_victim> akgraner: cool, just checking, figured it might be useful/relevant :)
[10:02] <akgraner> completely :-)
[10:02]  * head_victim has a habit of reading scrollbacks a bit too much
[10:02] <akgraner> sorry didn't mean to be short - need to find my coffee cup...
[10:02] <head_victim> Coffee is always high on my priority list as well so don't stress, as long as it's found
[10:02] <akgraner> totally :-)
[16:01]  * bkerensa works on Ubuntu Oregon's Ocelot T-shirt designs
[16:02] <akgraner> :-)
[16:04] <bkerensa> indeed fun :(
[16:05] <bkerensa> so much backlog of stuff to do
[16:21] <akgraner> always :-)
[17:33] <YoBoY> bkerensa: doing a tshirt for each release ?
[17:34] <bkerensa> Yeah thats the plan
[17:34] <bkerensa> and every global jam
[17:34] <bkerensa> :)
[17:34] <bkerensa> expensive
[17:34] <bkerensa> :D
[17:34]  * bkerensa also will try and have catering provided for every release party and global jam
[17:34] <bkerensa> :D
[17:37] <YoBoY> yes, it's expense to make one time tshirts :]
[17:37] <YoBoY> expensive
[17:37] <YoBoY> c'est cher quoi :D
[17:40] <bkerensa> YoBoY: $200-$300 each time
[17:40] <bkerensa> :D
[17:42] <YoBoY> paid by the team or the participants ?
[17:42] <bkerensa> neither
[17:42] <bkerensa> :D
[17:42] <bkerensa> Sponsors
[17:43] <YoBoY> cool :)
[17:45] <YoBoY> we don't have sponsors in France :] perhaps we are doing something wrong ^^"
[18:04] <Cheesehead> bkerensa: Sponsors pay for the shirts directly, or donate funds to the group?
[18:05] <Cheesehead> bkerensa: (Where in Oregon? I grew up in Portland)
[18:18] <YoBoY> bkerensa: how many tshirts do you make each time ?
[18:21] <bkerensa> 10 to 15 depends on the design (because cost varies by design)
[18:22] <bkerensa> Cheesehead: They pay directly.... We do not accept any funds :)
[18:22] <bkerensa> Cheesehead: Our release party will be in Portland at Backspace or Ground Kontrol
[18:22] <bkerensa> :D
[18:23] <bkerensa> Cheesehead: However I'm encouraging various other users in rural areas to kickstart Ubuntu Hours
[18:25] <Cheesehead> bkerensa: We're trying to grow Ubuntu Hours across Wisconsin, too.
[18:25] <YoBoY> ok easier to sponsor a small quantity I suppose :)
[18:27] <Cheesehead> YoBoY: Direct payment from sponsor to vendor has a tax advantage in the US, especially if the sponsored group is not regiesteered with those tax authorities!
[18:28] <Cheesehead> For example, my store sponsored 40 T-shirts for a school class. Direct payment to vendor makes it an "Advertising & Promotion" expense on the tax form. Donation to the school would make it a "Charitable Contribution", for which the audit requirements are quite strict.
[18:29] <Cheesehead> (US only)
[18:31] <YoBoY> clearly, but I need to find sponsors to make around 150 tshirts, it's a just more difficult :D
[18:31] <Cheesehead> Depends on the advertising budget of the sponsor.
[18:32] <YoBoY> yes
[18:33] <Cheesehead> Most places I'm familiar with have setup-cost + cost-per-shirt. 150 is doable in my budget every two years or so, and my store is *tiny*.
[18:33] <charlie-tca> Instead of asking one sponsor for 150, ask 15 for 10 tshirts each
[18:33] <Cheesehead> I'm usually more concerned about the shirt quality - lousy thin shirt reflects poorly on us.
[18:34] <YoBoY> charlie-tca: and my time machine? where is this awesome time machine to let me do that ? :D
[18:34] <Cheesehead> What does the sponsor get? Logo on the back?
[18:34] <YoBoY> (fear)
[18:35] <charlie-tca> I have them put their logo on the backs, myself. It gives them free advertising for a long time.
[18:37] <Cheesehead> Problem with backside is then you pay double the setup cost. That adds up fast on small orders.
[18:37] <YoBoY> 150 tshirts, every 6 month, for the volunteers (and with a model for women ;) ) with no other logo than Ubuntu  (and just a small ubuntu-fr.org, new team guidelines, the product first)
[18:37] <charlie-tca> this is true, too
[18:38] <charlie-tca> YoBoY: that seems like a lot to ask for
[18:38] <Cheesehead> YoBoY: What about blank shirts, and a button or badge instead of silkscreening?
[18:38] <bkerensa> Cheesehead: American Apparel Shirts for the win
[18:39] <YoBoY> Cheesehead: blank shirts ? no fun :]
[18:39] <Cheesehead> Just thinking options.
[18:40] <Cheesehead> American Apparel shirts can be good. My preferred embroiderer/silkscreener uses them.
[18:41] <YoBoY> our last tshirt http://www.flickr.com/photos/rock-n-pol/5916332733/in/photostream/lightbox/ B&C 150g
[18:43] <bkerensa> YoBoY: It is surprisingly cheaper to have shirts made ourself then buy from Canonical
[18:43] <Cheesehead> YoBoY: I totally agree that your group is big enough and organized enough to need printed shirts.
[18:44] <Cheesehead> If you want a sponsor to mass-buy all 150, what should they get out of it?
[18:44] <YoBoY> bkerensa: yes
[18:44] <Cheesehead> I like the photo. Great shirt design!
[18:45] <YoBoY> Cheesehead: don't know...
[18:45] <YoBoY> the design is really simple, if you want it, i can give you ^^
[18:45] <YoBoY> we have also this black model http://enventelibre.org/t-shirt-ubuntu-noir-special-1010
[18:47] <Cheesehead> Drat.
[18:47]  * Cheesehead ducks out for a couple hours
[18:53] <YoBoY> bkerensa: I asked a discount to buy 150 official lanyard in May, and they responded me they don't do that, it's the store price or nothing ^^
[18:54] <bkerensa> yeah
[18:54] <bkerensa> YoBoY: Did you have to ask Canonical to sell shirts?
[18:54] <YoBoY> we have an old agreement yes
[19:18] <charlie-tca> and now... I present the Precise Pangolin, destined to become Xubuntu 12.04 LTS
[19:19] <charlie-tca> http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/784
[19:19] <charlie-tca> s/Xubuntu/Ubuntu
[20:37] <ashams> akgraner: Hi, is it planned to add further information to Chapter 6, ex. giving more info on each on communication means at it's end?
[20:38] <akgraner> ashams, there is more information needed for all the chapters
[20:38] <akgraner> I was hoping to get chapters 1 and 2 done before UDS so I  that there are completed chapters to use to teach me to add stuff to NZR
[20:38] <akgraner> bzr even
[20:39] <ashams> will take a look on both
[20:39] <akgraner> then I can create a how to based on that - and then everyone will know how to do it
[20:40] <akgraner> ashams, please free to add information
[20:40] <akgraner> or point to resources you think would be good to use for a chapter
[20:41] <ashams> can I add a new chapter too? I'm thinking of something like case studies describing some problems a team leader may run through and suggested solutions, what you think?
[20:41] <akgraner> ashams, proofing and feedback of course is needed too
[20:41] <Cheesehead> I suggest adding case studies to the existing chapters.
[20:41] <akgraner> ashams, yep  I was think those would be good for appendix information
[20:42] <Cheesehead> (Since that's what I already did)
[20:42] <ashams> gr8 :)
[20:42] <akgraner> so make it an appendix  - I think one or two in a chapter is fine - others should be in an appendix and in an online resource
[20:42] <ashams> akgraner: yeah, I second this
[20:43] <akgraner> but that's just the editor in me - :-)
[20:43] <ashams> case studies on each chapter will take a lot of time, Cheesehead , what you think?
[20:43] <akgraner> yes  - a lot...
[20:44] <akgraner> but that can be added over time
[20:44] <akgraner> remember this isn't something that needs to be done all at once
[20:44] <ashams> yes but also keeping in mind that a lot of ppl in a need for this :)
[20:45] <akgraner> getting the core information in is important then we just add to it as people can...this way we don't add to much pressure onto those helping - feel free to create Appendix Foo Chapter Bar
[20:45] <akgraner> ashams, totally
[20:45] <Cheesehead> ashams: I think akgraner has put together an excellent skeleton for us to flesh out. Whether examples go in a chapter or an appendix is really the editor's preference.
[20:45] <Cheesehead> Since the editor is akgraner, I defer.
[20:46] <akgraner> Cheesehead, people can add stuff wherever and in the final stages we can flesh it out
[20:46] <ashams> Hey, I think there's some kind of misunderstanding
[20:46] <ashams> I wasn't talking about examples
[20:47] <akgraner> I'm not picky - (yet) :-)  I am just excited and encouraged by everyones enthusiasm and willingness to help out
[20:47] <ashams> but, about a a problems that existed locos ran through and possible solutions
[20:47] <ashams> some problems*
[20:47] <akgraner> ashams, nods - but the problem is some haven't voiced these problems
[20:48]  * Cheesehead is confused by the difference
[20:48] <ashams> I mean when things go bad and leaders can't deal with it
[20:48] <akgraner> so I am going to ask the loco contacts/ loco council to help document those  - I'll cc you on the email if you'd like to help sorting that out
[20:48] <akgraner> Cheesehead, some things are this has occurred
[20:48] <ashams> akgraner: sure
[20:48] <akgraner> others are this might happen here's how to prepare
[20:49] <Cheesehead> So...examples of things that have gone wrong?
[20:49] <ashams> Cheesehead: yeah
[20:49] <ashams> and how to fix it
[20:49] <akgraner> yep
[20:49]  * Cheesehead seems to understand better now
[20:49] <ashams> :)
[20:50] <akgraner> slight difference
[20:50] <ashams> yes, but should we add it to each chapter on somewhere else?
[20:50] <akgraner> ashams, I'll work on that over the next day or two
[20:50] <ashams> or*
[20:51] <akgraner> let's just add them separately then we can work them into the chapters
[20:51] <Cheesehead> Case studies of that sort are precisely what I hope to bring to the IRC workshops as well
[20:51] <akgraner> (as needed)
[20:51] <ashams> aha
[20:51] <akgraner> Cheesehead, I love the online workshop ideas
[20:51] <Cheesehead> Always nice to be able to re-use good material
[20:52] <DarkwingDuck> akgraner: Quick publishing question for you.
[20:52] <Cheesehead> akgraner: When I have time later this week, I plan to get more aggressive about recruiting some trainers.
[20:52] <akgraner> Cheesehead, nice!  Let me know how I can help :-)  I am working on open getting through open week right now
[20:53] <akgraner> DarkwingDuck, shoot
[20:53] <DarkwingDuck> akgraner: when submitting an ad. Does Ubuntu User require the color and percision markers on the edges and corners?
[20:54] <akgraner> depends on what it's for...but generally not
[20:54] <akgraner> what ad are you submitting  - print or online?
[20:54] <DarkwingDuck> Okay. It's a full page ad for SCALE. :) Want a sneek peek?
[20:55] <DarkwingDuck> Print I believe.
[20:55] <akgraner> ahhh - and of course...
[20:56] <DarkwingDuck> It's still SVG but, I'm getting it ready for print once it's 100% approved. http://people.ubuntu.com/~david.wonderly/SCaLE10/Ads/UbuntuUser.svg
[20:57] <ashams> DarkwingDuck: it's nice :)
[20:58] <DarkwingDuck> Thanks.
[20:58] <akgraner> NIce
[20:58] <DarkwingDuck> I have not done any graphic design for almost 10 years. Feels good to get back into it.
[20:58] <akgraner> Nice
[20:58] <akgraner> I love SCALE
[20:58] <DarkwingDuck> :D
[20:58] <DarkwingDuck> Me too.
[20:58] <akgraner> it's one of my favorite events to 1) speak at 2) attend 3) interview the planners
[20:59] <akgraner> which reminds me I need to submit my talk
[20:59] <DarkwingDuck> :) I'm doing most of the graphic planning this year.
[20:59] <akgraner> that's great
[20:59] <akgraner> those folks are an awesome group
[20:59] <DarkwingDuck> Yes they are.
[20:59] <DarkwingDuck> You coming in January Amber?
[21:00] <akgraner> ashams, back to your question - just create either an appendix or New Chapter
[21:00] <akgraner> it's a quick fix no matter how we decide to incorporate and use them. :-)  thank you for being willing to work on this part
[21:01] <akgraner> DarkwingDuck, yep
[21:02] <akgraner> Hoping my talk will get picked up
[21:02] <DarkwingDuck> akgraner: woot!
[21:02] <akgraner> I am submitting a few....
[21:02] <ashams> akgraner: thanks, I'll create a list of cases on 2-3 next days then start working on them
[21:02] <akgraner> too many ideas :-) I want to talk about
[21:03] <akgraner> ashams, great!  thank you and I'll CC you on the email and tell people you are the POC but that they an drop in here or the mailing list etc  - but sometimes just having a POC makes people feel easier with submissions etc
[21:04] <akgraner> some people will want to talk about things but may not want their name associated with the problem
[21:04] <akgraner> so they will have to know if they ask for confidentially that it will be respected
[21:04] <akgraner> (not saying you wouldn't - just mentioning you may get/see some of that)
[21:06] <ashams> np at all, it will be fully respected and handled with care, would you please hint for this in the email?
[21:07] <ashams> just mention that they can reply privately whenever needed
[21:08] <akgraner> will do :-)
[21:10] <ashams> thanks
[21:33] <NRWlion> hey there
[21:34] <NRWlion> akgraner: ping
[23:00] <Darkwing> Disney has formally requested that I stop using the trademarked name DarkwingDuck.
[23:02] <akgraner> ha your first cease and desist go you!
[23:04] <Darkwing> :D
[23:05] <valorie> did they write you a letter or something?
[23:05] <valorie> geez
[23:05] <Darkwing> They called me.
[23:06] <Cheesehead> The standard used to be consumer confusion (see Apple Records v. Apple Computer)
[23:07] <Cheesehead> If you're simply using the name as an online alias, they are just bullying and have no real standing.
[23:08] <Cheesehead> (I am not licensed to practice law in Califonria)
[23:08] <valorie> indeed -- how are you making money from it?
[23:08] <valorie> you aren't
[23:09] <valorie> that said, you have a family and probably don't want to risk legal action
[23:09] <valorie> ugh
[23:09] <Darkwing> Darkwing isn't trademarked and so I'm using it.
[23:10] <Darkwing> :D
[23:10] <Cheesehead> Have them mail you a letter, then forward it to your favorite TV stations.
[23:10] <Darkwing> LOL
[23:10] <Cheesehead> ...purely for the entertainment value, of course.
[23:10] <Darkwing> Nope.. I dont' want to be a pain.
[23:12] <Cheesehead> Drat. I was going to make you into *real* trademark-defying logo.
[23:12]  * Cheesehead hits the delete key
[23:13] <akgraner> rebels!
[23:13] <akgraner> :-P
[23:17] <valorie> against the unholy corporate DRM alliance?
[23:17] <valorie> YEAH
[23:18]  * Darkwing sighs
[23:18] <Darkwing> This nick is everywhere.
[23:18] <Darkwing> GPG, SSH, Wow...
[23:19]  * Cheesehead debates changing his nick to ScroogeMcDuck
[23:20] <Cheesehead> Or perhaps ScroogeMcDuck{$obscenity}
[23:20]  * Cheesehead decides to stick to TheHamburglar
[23:32] <Cheesehead> What about DarkwingDuckNotTheDisneyOne ?
[23:33] <Cheesehead> Okay, I'm dropping it.
[23:34] <Darkwing> LOL!!!
[23:34] <knome> DarkwingGoose?
[23:34] <Darkwing> I wonder if I need to do something with darkwingduck.org....
[23:34] <Cheesehead> Yes, offer to sell it.
[23:35] <knome> for $10 billion.
[23:36] <Darkwing> XD
[23:37] <Cheesehead> Honestly, you need change nothing. From your (limited) description, the trademark holders must prove they attempted to enforce it. But they are very unlikely to sue - you are making no money from the trademarked phrase, and there is no consumer confusion
[23:37] <Cheesehead> So they did what they must.
[23:38] <Cheesehead> But that doesn;t mean you must do what they want.
[23:39] <Cheesehead> Sleep tonight unworried by this. It will make a great party story someday, and very likely no more.
[23:40] <Cheesehead> Conversely, they have much to lose.
[23:41] <Darkwing> Or, I can just change and be a the nice guy :)
[23:41] <Darkwing> I've actually changed 99% of everything already.
[23:41] <Cheesehead> If they hire you, it would be cheaper than suing you...
[23:44]  * Cheesehead admits it's easy to be aggressive if your'e not the one staring at an open-ended lawsuit from a multi-billion-dollar corporation
[23:45]  * Cheesehead would probably do exactly what Darkwing is doing
[23:45] <Darkwing> hehehe. They didn't threaten me. They actually kinda requested that I change.
[23:48] <Darkwing> Hopy crud!
[23:48] <Darkwing> Steve Jobs is dead.
[23:49]  * Cheesehead offers a respectful moment of silence
[23:49] <akgraner> Steve Jobs Dies: Apple Chief Created Personal Computer, iPad, iPod - http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/steve-jobs-apple-ceo-dies/story?id=14383813
[23:50] <Darkwing> Say waht you want about methodoligy... He was a true visionary.
[23:50] <akgraner> that he was!
[23:50] <knome> huh
[23:56] <akgraner> http://www.apple.com/


[02:27] <FourDollars> Hi, could you help me to nominate https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/indicator-power/+bug/1100546 for xenial?
[19:42] <BrunoNZ> hey guys, i've found a bug on the launcher and i'm not sure how to report it. Basically when the launcher is hidden it doesn't reveal right after resizing a window to the left using the mouse. I need to click somewhere else and then it works fine. Can someone confirm this bug and/or help me to report it?


[00:34] <Tode_I> I'm loving Carla 2.0, lovin it
[00:58] <wonko> I've never used previous Carla, but I'll echo that, it's really nice
[01:16] <wonko> Ok, so I recorded some audio from the mic into Ardour but I don't know how to get it to play back? I click play but no sound comes out
[01:27] <wonko> Oh!
[01:27] <wonko> Nevermind. I see. Hmm.
[01:54] <Tode_I> So I'm assembling patches to play keys on some cover tunes, among them Rebel Yell. What's the best monosynth plugin to use to get that portamento thing that plays right after he sings "came dancing to my door"?
[02:03] <wonko> Hmm, If I add the Calf Analyzer to the Carla Rack and click on the GUI button it crashes Carla. :(
[02:04] <wonko> Calf Gate doesn't crash Carla
[02:08] <wonko> Neither do Compressor or Limiter
[02:08] <wonko> just Analyzer
[08:31] <AppAraat> hello, I'm looking at using Ubuntu Studio as main install on my (X220) laptop. Daily I'm using Chromium, Firefox, qBittorrent and virt-manager. In terms of media production, my only tool of choice is Bitwig Studio.
[08:32] <AppAraat> However, I want to use i3wm instead of the default DE. Would my use case be something you'd recommend against?
[08:32] <AppAraat> as in: Does Ubuntu Studio fit my use case?
[08:34] <AppAraat> oh, I might also run a few Steam games from time to time too.
[15:21] <wonko> Sep 20 10:06:30 deepthought systemd-udevd[1037]: Spawned process '/usr/bin/systemd-run /usr/sbin/udev-rtirq a /devices/pci0000:80/0000:80:03.0/0000:82:00.1/sound/card0' [1696] is taking longer than 59s to complete
[15:21] <wonko> OvenWerks: So I don't even think that's working
[15:27] <wonko> sudo /usr/sbin/udev-rtirq a /devices/pci0000:80/0000:80:03.0/0000:82:00.1/sound/card0
[15:27] <wonko> that responds immediately though
[15:47] <wonko> Oh, that's not even the right device
[15:47] <wonko> That's one of the gtx outputs
[15:59] <wonko> Ok, I found the right device
[16:01] <wonko> I ran udev-rtirq manually but unlike the gtx device I don't see it as being set to RT priority 95 in the output of /etc/init.d/rtirq status
[16:21] <OvenWerks> AppAraat: you might be better to set up you computer first with the de of choice and install the audio parts on top using ubuntustudio installer.
[16:24] <OvenWerks> AppAraat: however, I if there is no ubuntu flavour with your chosen DE already, you are welcome to install the studio ISO first and add the de on top. xfce does not take much room on the drive and should not interfere with things
[16:25] <OvenWerks> AppAraat: my son runs steam stuff on a studio install with out problems.
[16:25] <OvenWerks> wonko: I also had no luck with udev-rtirq
[16:26] <OvenWerks> wonko: even after disabling xhci on my box
[16:26] <OvenWerks> I think it only worked for the author for that one kernel.
[16:28] <OvenWerks> wonko: I have been looking at the information udev and dbus give on usb audio device when it is plugged in or a boot happens. I have not found the information needed to do what needs to be done.
[16:29] <OvenWerks> wonko: I think the whole USB setup was never designed for lowlatency anything :P
[16:32] <wonko> It really wasn't, no. 😁
[16:32] <OvenWerks> wonko: there are a number of problems
[16:33] <OvenWerks> wonko: first, in order to change the priority of an irq for a process we need the iterrupt server's PID
[16:34] <OvenWerks> normally one might take the name and ps ax |grep <name>
[16:35] <OvenWerks> however, in this case with 8 xhci processes running, which one is it?
[16:37] <OvenWerks> In your case with the pcie usb card we at least know it is usb5... so we can look up the pci card using lspci -v
[16:38] <wonko> So if we still the rtprio for the card would that include the USB devices?
[16:38] <OvenWerks> That does give an irq... but That is the physical IRQ and the pcie card throws that away and uses a virtual irq anyway so that would be the wrong one
[16:38] <wonko> Set, not still
[16:38] <wonko> Hmm
[16:40] <OvenWerks> AS an example, lspci on my machine shows that the ehci for usb1 is irq17 but cat /proc/interrupts shows it as irq/20-ehci_hcd
[16:43] <OvenWerks> wonko: so my missing link is either A) the real irq or B) the PID of the irq driver
[16:43] <OvenWerks> really both end up being the same info.
[16:49] <OvenWerks> wonko: to make things harder, we like harder right, I think it is possible that the virtual irq the device uses may change at reboot
[16:50] <OvenWerks> I haven't seen that happen so I don't know how likely that is
[16:57] <OvenWerks> So what we do know: which usb bus the device is using, the pid of each xhci irq server
[17:11] <wonko> Harder is good, yes. :-D
[17:12] <wonko> Can we somehow map those two things to intersect and give us the answer we need?
[18:19] <OvenWerks> wonko: That is what I have been trying to do. The rtirq script just raises all the usb buses :P
[18:21] <OvenWerks> and it does so at random with the result of most often the mouse has a higher priority than all the audio hw and software ...
[18:22] <OvenWerks> even in the case like your's with a separate pcie usb card. (BTW, a pcie usb2 only card would probably work better)
[18:23] <OvenWerks> ls
[18:23] <OvenWerks> focus does not follow mind still :(
[18:47] <wonko> OvenWerks: That's ok, I've been typing kubectl commands into another irc server all day now.
[18:48] <wonko> Now I'm curious though about that udev-rtirq script
[18:49] <wonko> Why does it hang trying to set the priority of the GTX1080 audio at boot when udev runs but not when I run it manually?
[18:50] <OvenWerks> wonko: could be the order devices are connected. Could be the cpu is busy at boot and it takes the usb audio device a bit longer to connect.
[18:50] <wonko> but it's not the usb audio it's hanging on, it's the nvidia one
[18:50] <OvenWerks> lots of differences...
[18:50] <OvenWerks> that figures
[18:51] <OvenWerks> Nice big code blob that no-one knows what is there
[18:51] <wonko> which then causes udev-settle to fail
[18:51] <wonko> which chain reactions because a ton of stuff depends on that
[18:51] <wonko> I found that because my zpool wasn't importing
[19:05] <wonko> so, this might be an issue:
[19:05] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:~$ echo $pid
[19:05] <wonko> 546 547 548\
[19:05] <wonko> the script finds 3 PIDs
[19:05] <wonko> and I have a feeling that chrt doesn't like that (and/or is changing the wrong one
[19:06] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:~$ echo $thread
[19:06] <wonko> irq/35-PCIe PME irq/35-aerdrv irq/35-s-aerdrv
[19:07] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:~$ /etc/init.d/rtirq status | grep irq/35
[19:07] <wonko>   546 FF      50   -  90  0.0 S    irq/35-PCIe PME
[19:07] <wonko>   547 FF      50   -  90  0.0 S    irq/35-aerdrv
[19:07] <wonko>   548 FF      49   -  89  0.0 S    irq/35-s-aerdrv
[19:09] <OvenWerks> wonko: posibly changing the wrong one. changing one irq server with touching the others is supposed to work.
[19:10] <OvenWerks> wonko: but the real solution is to not use an irq that something else uses
[19:10] <wonko> https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/Fn6m7fX4KC/
[19:10] <wonko> for your reference
[19:10] <wonko> so it's getting the IRQ for thw PCI bridge
[19:10] <wonko> not the USB card
[19:10] <wonko> or the sound device
[19:10] <wonko> so his logic may be flawed
[19:11] <wonko> Also, this line probably isn't working as intended: chrt -f -p $priority $pid
[19:11] <OvenWerks> Also the IRQ in that file is the HW irq not the virtual irq that the device ends up using
[19:11] <wonko> the man page for chrt says [pid]
[19:11] <wonko> so it's looking for a single pid
[19:12] <wonko> and it's being handed three
[19:12] <OvenWerks> That line looks right
[19:12] <wonko> which I guess it's just ignoring the last two
[19:12] <OvenWerks> ya would have to do one at a time.
[19:12] <wonko> that expands to: chrt -f -p 95 546 547 548
[19:12] <wonko> which I'm guessing (don't know for sure) doesn't work
[19:12] <wonko> that being said, as you can see, it's set *none* of them to 95, so it's definitely failing
[19:13] <OvenWerks> none of those is that right one anyway.
[19:13] <wonko> so yeah, we need to get the real IRQ
[19:13] <wonko> yeah
[19:14] <OvenWerks> well that is a real irq... the card just doesn't bother to use it :)
[19:14] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:~$ /etc/init.d/rtirq status | egrep -v "ens1|enp4s0f|megasa" | pastebinit
[19:15] <wonko> http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/hQtbcqcF9n/
[19:15] <wonko> that's the list of stuff I know for a fact it has to be from. :)
[19:15] <OvenWerks> notice that none of the ehci/xhci IRQs is 35
[19:16] <OvenWerks> The real question is which of those ehci/xhci shown is the one you want?
[19:17] <wonko> yeah, 35 is the pci bridge
[19:18] <OvenWerks> in rtirq staus I think the name of the command/process is trunkated
[19:18] <wonko> https://linuxmusicians.com/viewtopic.php?t=911
[19:18] <wonko> thoughts on this?
[19:20] <OvenWerks> maybe Thats old... it used to work just setting usb1 for example. xhci doesn't always have the :usb? tag anymore
[19:20] <OvenWerks> ehci does
[19:20] <OvenWerks> you might try black listing the xhci module
[19:22] <wonko>   iSerial                 1 0000:81:00.0
[19:22] <wonko> which of course I already knew. :)
[19:26] <wonko> ok, so the IRQ of the USB controller is 24
[19:27] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:/sys/devices/pci0000:80/0000:80:02.0/0000:81:00.0$ /etc/init.d/rtirq status | grep irq/24
[19:27] <wonko> wonko@deepthought:/sys/devices/pci0000:80/0000:80:02.0/0000:81:00.0$
[19:27] <wonko> which......... doesn't exist. :)
[19:29] <OvenWerks> It is easy to find out which usb bus the device is on. it is not so easy to find out which PID services the irq for that bus
[19:31] <OvenWerks> I am (along with other things) trying to search through /proc/<pid>/ to see if I can find out which bus that PID works. The problem is that we know everything a level or two down... just not the top.
[21:18] <AppAraat> OvenWerks: thanks, I thought maybe the lowlatency / RT kernel might interfere with some day-to-day stuff (like VMs). I'll try out Ubuntu Studio in the VM right now.
[21:19] <OvenWerks> The lowlatency kernel is pretty much the same as the generic kernel with just one or two parameters set differently
[21:22] <AppAraat> I believe I tweaked some parameters on my current kernel (Ubuntu 16.04) but still couldn't achieve lowlatency / RT, though I think other factors are likely at play here (I haven't setup IRQs for example, but I assume that Ubuntu Studio has set those things up correctly)
[21:25] <AppAraat> I think my WLAN interface is a big culprit for some of the major xruns.
[21:27] <AppAraat> do all of you use Ubuntu Studio as a daily driver?
[21:27] <OvenWerks> AppAraat: that could well be. Some WIFI drivers have large atomic code bits in them. Also know that some wifi chips have more than one driver that will work with them and sometimes the worst one is the one that picked up.
[21:28] <OvenWerks> I use Studio for everything...
[21:29] <OvenWerks> but then, as with everyone, I have a limited set of workflows in my life.
[21:29] <AppAraat> oh, that's good to know, thanks. I'm thinking of flashing coreboot on my X220T and then getting one of those Atheros cards (have an Intel one currently)
[21:30] <OvenWerks> Caertainly there is browsing, audio kinds of stuff. I do some dev work both on Studio and Ardour.
[21:30] <AppAraat> yeah I am a limited workflow kind of guy too. I only need Bitwig Studio and for it to interact with external hardware (either via MIDI or CV)
[21:30] <AppAraat> in fact, I'm looking at only using ALSA if that's even possible (since I don't know why I'd need JACK, let alone PA)
[21:32] <OvenWerks> you only need PA for skype, firefox and the like.
[21:33] <AppAraat> I'm ok with not using PA for FF (and luckily I don't use Skype)
[21:33] <AppAraat> usually for Youtube I just pass it to mpv, which uses youtube-dl to play videos.
[21:33] <OvenWerks> That should work.
[21:40] <AppAraat> interesting, so PA is present on the system and running at boot (at least in the live environment). I'm curious how the distro maintainers made it work along with the goal of having a pro audio setup, since it has given me nothing but headaches on my current system.
[22:04] <AppAraat> super, apparently one has to do some acrobatics in order to make audio work in KVM: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libvirt/+bug/591489/


[05:46] <sherif> saba7 el 5eir
[05:47] <sherif> 7ad y3rf ezay akbr el 5at el 3rby 3shan so3'yr awy
[05:47] <sherif> shokran mokdmn :)
[06:11] <ashams> Hi sherif o/
[06:11] <ashams> Good morning
[06:12] <ashams> may I know which release is this? 11.04, 11.10 or what?
[06:12] <sherif> gm ashams
[06:12] <sherif> it's 11.10
[06:14] <ashams> sherif, I found this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1863624
[06:14] <ashams> would you take a look, plz
[06:16] <sherif> ok
[06:16] <sherif> let me check
[06:19] <sherif> thx :)
[06:20] <sherif> it will help ashams
[06:20] <ashams> cool
[06:20] <sherif> will try to adjust
[06:20] <ashams> ok
[06:20] <ashams> good luck
[06:20] <sherif> funny thing i had it installed before
[06:20] <sherif> thx
[06:20] <sherif> another issue
[06:20] <ashams> ok, shoot
[06:20] <ashams> what is it?
[06:21] <sherif> flash application not workin fast on chromium
[06:21] <ashams> is it fast on firefox?
[06:21] <sherif> didnt try
[06:21] <sherif> but i think it will be fast
[06:22] <sherif> it works well on windows 7 on chrome
[06:22] <ashams> so it's a chrom problem
[06:22] <sherif> i guess
[06:23] <ashams> I think it's ok on win7 and not on linux because chrom doesn't run natively on linux
[06:23] <ashams> it uses it's customized-wine
[06:23] <ashams> to run cross platforms
[06:23] <sherif> well i use chromium not chrome
[06:23] <ashams> so it's normal to be slower than on win
[06:23] <ashams> I know, I just abbreviate it :)
[06:24] <sherif> so i shud install ff again?
[06:24] <ashams> why? it's not it's problem
[06:24] <ashams> try to make chromium a bit lighter
[06:24] <sherif> firefox
[06:24] <sherif> huh
[06:24] <sherif> how
[06:24] <ashams> is chromium runs fast in general?
[06:25] <sherif> yup
[06:25] <sherif> very fast
[06:25] <sherif> just flash games on FB
[06:25] <sherif> not workin
[06:25] <sherif> very slow
[06:25] <ashams> ah
[06:25] <ashams> that's weird
[06:25] <ashams> let search on this
[06:25] <sherif> i have adobe flash installed
[06:26] <sherif> there r 2 adobe flash plugins in store
[06:26] <sherif> do u know which one to install
[06:27] <sherif> the installed one is for mozilla
[06:27] <ashams> sherif, and the other one for what?
[06:27] <ashams> I mean, what's the differance between them?
[06:27] <sherif> dunno
[06:27] <sherif> its just weird
[06:28] <sherif> look at this
[06:28] <sherif> as I read here (see link below) - it's some trouble with cookies... seems like it's true
[06:28] <sherif> http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=3a90178b2b76e3ec&hl=en
[06:28] <sherif> I have:
[06:28] <sherif> google chrome 15....
[06:28] <sherif> ubuntu 11.10 x64
[06:28] <sherif> solution:
[06:28] <sherif> 1) open incognito mode in chrome
[06:28] <sherif> 2) go to www.adobe.com/go/getflashplayer
[06:28] <sherif> 3) choose your system (ubuntu x64)
[06:28] <sherif> 4) and install (and it's should install properly!)
[06:28] <sherif> 5) restart main chrome window
[06:28] <sherif> 6) voala...
[06:28] <sherif> hope it's will be halpful for some one :)
[06:28] <sherif> wut is incognito mode?
[06:31] <ashams> it's like safe mode on ff, or some
[06:31] <sherif> yh
[06:32] <sherif> now im lost
[06:32] <sherif> many versions to download
[06:32] <ashams> ah no, it's like the private browsing
[06:32] <sherif> yum for linux
[06:33] <ashams> where is that?
[06:33] <sherif> yh
[06:33] <sherif> when i opened the page in that mode
[06:33] <sherif> now it ask me to select version to install
[06:33] <sherif> first choice YUM for linux
[06:34] <sherif> theres apt for ubuntu 10.04+
[06:34] <sherif> i think this is the right one
[06:34] <sherif> but im 10.11
[06:34] <ashams> yes
[06:34] <ashams> it's 10.04+
[06:35] <ashams> means above 10.04
[06:36] <sherif> ok
[06:36] <sherif> i selected this
[06:36] <sherif> now it says my browser Firefox
[06:36] <sherif> lol
[06:36] <sherif> n cant change it
[06:37] <ashams> what?.............
[06:37] <ashams> wierd
[06:37] <ashams> would you remove that flash and visit youtube
[06:38] <ashams> some utube vid will tell you u don't have flashplayer and will link you
[06:38] <sherif> r u sure
[06:39] <ashams> NO :)
[06:39] <sherif> good
[06:39] <sherif> :D
[06:39] <ashams> haha let's ruin it :P
[06:40] <ashams> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_WW-DHqR3c
[06:41] <sherif> wut is HUD?
[06:41] <ashams> Heads Up Display
[06:42] <ashams> a new way that would be perfect if you hate menus
[06:42] <ashams> focus on items that you want to reach, instead of where is it
[06:42] <sherif> Using the HUD to change status. Totally useless. The click is faster.
[06:42] <sherif> well
[06:43] <ashams> haha :)
[06:43] <ashams> I shouldn't give you that link :P
[06:43] <ashams> http://www.muktware.com/articles/3244/ubuntus-hud-explained-why-its-great-idea
[06:43] <sherif> im still beginner
[06:43] <sherif> dont wont go further now
[06:43] <sherif> want
[06:44] <ashams> you won't choose, just will find yourself hungry to try things :)
[06:44] <ashams> True Story
[06:45] <sherif> haha
[06:45] <sherif> yh
[06:45] <sherif> i will do alot of things until i format linux
[06:45] <sherif> n go back to windows
[06:45] <ashams> haha :-)
[06:46] <sherif> i installed FF again
[06:46] <sherif> let me check
[06:47] <ashams> coool
[06:48] <sherif> its even worse now
[06:48] <sherif> :S
[06:49] <ashams> good
[06:50] <ashams> so, do you want to remove the whole browser then install it again? >:-)
[06:51] <sherif> which browser
[06:51] <sherif> both not working
[06:52] <sherif> someone told me the video card not installed on the write driver
[06:52] <sherif> i think its big problem
[06:53] <sherif> and the other problem is arabic font size very small n when i increase it latin letter become huge
[06:53] <sherif> now i wanna die
[06:53] <sherif> lol
[06:54] <ashams> maybe you should chane the arabic font not make it large?
[06:54] <ashams> change*
[06:54] <sherif> u mean in the browser?
[06:56] <ashams> no, I mean globally, the first problem
[06:57] <sherif> how
[06:57] <sherif> from advanced settings tool?
[06:58] <ashams> from software center
[06:58] <sherif> ok i already downloaded the tool
[06:58] <sherif> now im at fonts tab
[06:58] <sherif> there r
[06:58] <sherif> default font
[06:58] <sherif> document font
[06:59] <sherif> monospace font
[06:59] <sherif> window title font
[06:59] <sherif> which one to chane
[06:59] <sherif> change
[07:00] <ashams> which one you want to change?
[07:00] <ashams> global?
[07:01] <ashams> do you see some button to rest it back to defaults if things missed up?
[07:01] <ashams> reset*
[07:02] <sherif> nope
[07:02] <sherif> i can write them on paper
[07:02] <sherif> it let me change type n size
[07:03] <sherif> but dont know yet which one to change
[07:07] <sherif> ashams wut is amd64
[07:09] <ashams> sherif, sorry, I was away
[07:09] <ashams> it's another architicture of computer design
[07:09] <sherif> wb bro
[07:10] <sherif> am i amd?
[07:10] <ashams> mmmmm almost yes
[07:10] <sherif> cool
[07:10] <ashams> :)
[07:10] <sherif> now i removed flash n youtube still works
[07:10] <sherif> lol
[07:10] <ashams> haha
[07:13] <sherif> shud i remove adobe flash player plugin downloader too
[07:14] <ashams> no need
[07:16] <sherif> hmmm
[07:17] <sherif> it says i must remove it to install the other version
[07:17] <sherif> welcome MFawzy
[07:17] <ashams> ok, then do it
[07:17] <ashams> ;
[07:17] <ashams> 0
[07:17] <ashams> :)
[07:17] <sherif> but
[07:17] <sherif> i dont think it will work
[07:17] <sherif> its a global problem
[07:18] <ashams> ok
[07:18] <sherif> i red all the comments
[07:18] <MFawzy> Hi sherif :) I'm sorry, but I'm going out shortly :D
[07:18] <MFawzy> hi ashams :)
[07:18] <sherif> Mfawzy cool happy to catch u
[07:18] <ashams> hi MFawzy o/
[07:18] <ashams> then no need to do it
[07:19] <sherif> MFawzy do u know anything about the flash problem
[07:19] <sherif> ok
[07:19] <sherif> i wont
[07:19] <ashams> hope he knows
[07:19] <sherif> will just keep it as it's
[07:19] <sherif> dont care anymore
[07:19] <sherif> n he just left
[07:19] <sherif> damn
[07:19] <ashams> wb ;)
[07:19] <ashams> un-damn
[07:19] <ashams> ;P
[07:19] <sherif> lol
[07:20] <sherif> like he can help
[07:20] <sherif> :D
[07:20] <ashams> hehe
[07:24] <sherif> when u play a game n then u quit ur desktop shrink how can u fix it back
[07:25] <sherif> ashams do u know
[07:25] <ashams> shit, this is even more wierd
[07:25] <ashams> have you tried the resolution manager
[07:26] <sherif> nvm
[07:26] <sherif> i fixed it
[07:26] <sherif> :)
[07:26] <ashams> from Monitor settings?
[07:26] <sherif> yup
[07:26] <sherif> display
[07:26] <ashams> ah
[07:26] <sherif> is it 1366 or 1360
[07:27] <ashams> shut up
[07:27] <ashams> :P
[07:27] <sherif> i guess 1366
[07:27] <sherif> lol
[07:27] <ashams> lol
[07:27] <sherif> am i askin 2 much
[07:27] <ashams> nooo
[07:27] <sherif> yess
[07:27] <ashams> it's just you have some weird problems in there
[07:27] <sherif> lol
[07:27] <ashams> :D
[07:28] <sherif> maybe my laptop doesnt like ubuntu
[07:28] <ashams> HP hates ubuntu, do you?
[07:28] <sherif> yup
[07:28] <sherif> how do u know
[07:28] <ashams> HPs hate it :/
[07:28] <sherif> damn
[07:28] <sherif> hate all linux?
[07:29] <ashams> yep
[07:29] <sherif> so bad
[07:29] <ashams> graphics, drivers, bluetooth
[07:29] <sherif> hey i got another weird problem
[07:29] <ashams> sometimes sound
[07:29] <sherif> :D
[07:29] <ashams> hahahhahahahahahahahah
[07:29] <sherif> ah
[07:29] <ashams> lol
[07:29] <sherif> when i open pidgin u know
[07:29] <sherif> it hangs
[07:29] <sherif> takes long time to open
[07:29] <sherif> lol
[07:30] <ashams> pidgin is not perfect
[07:30] <sherif> which is better
[07:30] <ashams> none
[07:30] <ashams> it's the best :P
[07:30] <sherif> yh
[07:30] <sherif> they told me so
[07:30] <ashams> but just not perfect
[07:31] <sherif> developers sux
[07:31] <ashams> TRUE
[07:31] <sherif> i will go back to windows
[07:31] <ashams> good for you
[07:31] <ashams> what why?
[07:31] <sherif> but it's like some force attract me here
[07:32] <sherif> hmmm
[07:32] <sherif> flash font
[07:32] <ashams>  hahaha
[07:32] <sherif> but font is ok
[07:32] <sherif> maybe flash
[07:32] <ashams> yeah
[07:34] <sherif> do u play batte for wesnoth
[07:36] <ashams> not so far, but will try it
[07:36] <ashams> it's my first time to hear about it
[07:36] <sherif> i just installed it
[07:36] <sherif> they say its good
[07:36] <ashams> will try it for sure
[07:36] <sherif> cool
[15:20] <ashams> thelinuxer, dude, plzdrop morocco team, they never respond even on irc :(
[15:21] <thelinuxer> tayeb feeh 7ad tany ba2y men el Arabic teams momken yekoon interested ?
[15:21] <saad_> Hey guys
[15:21] <thelinuxer> hi saad_
[15:21] <saad_> How are you ya basha? :)
[15:21] <thelinuxer> fine el 7amdulelah :) how r u ?
[15:22] <saad_> I am fine el7amdolelah
[15:23] <thelinuxer> the slow connection is really killing me!!
[15:23] <thelinuxer> ashams: answer me man
[15:23] <saad_> Lol
[15:23] <ashams> thelinuxer, I guess no
[15:23] <thelinuxer> saad_: u can't imagine how slow it is!!
[15:23] <thelinuxer> tayeb cool
[15:24] <thelinuxer> ashams: this simplifies it
[15:24] <ashams> lol
[15:24] <thelinuxer> we will only wait for last reply
[15:24] <thelinuxer> ashams: please help me with something ..
[15:24] <thelinuxer> i need the logs for the developer week
[15:24] <ashams> sure
[15:24] <saad_> thelinuxer: Usb modem?
[15:24] <thelinuxer> but can't google it
[15:24] <ashams> so you want it on mail?
[15:24] <thelinuxer> howa usb ah ... bas i am in the middle of nowhere :D
[15:25] <thelinuxer> ashams: mail would be good ...i guess
[15:25] <saad_> LOL
[15:25] <saad_> vodafone? :D
[15:25] <saad_> 3ndk sl3wa? :D
[15:25] <ashams> ok, cool
[15:25] <thelinuxer> ashams: or links law el page mafehash sho3'l keteer
[15:25] <thelinuxer> saad_: lool ana shoft embare7 kalb 3'areeb kont 7'ayef la yekoon sel3awa :D
[15:25] <saad_> LOLLLLLL
[15:25] <saad_> el sodfff di =)))
[15:26] <thelinuxer> when ur walking in the dark in the desert anything can happen ...
[15:27] <saad_> Yea
[15:27] <saad_> that's what I hate about cairo
[15:27] <thelinuxer> it's not cairo
[15:27] <thelinuxer> ana fe marsa alam
[15:27] <thelinuxer> no landlines
[15:27] <thelinuxer> el 7ala dank :D
[15:28] <saad_> :D
[15:28] <saad_> int7ar :D
[15:28] <saad_> bs b3d cairo security camp
[15:28] <saad_> tl3na ma3a anas
[15:28] <saad_> w2fna fil sa7ra belel
[15:28] <saad_> kan mawkef w7sh
[15:28] <saad_> w kant el donya hawa :S
[15:28] <saad_> e dlma :S
[15:28] <saad_> :D
[15:29] <saad_> sa3et-ha el wa7ed bytmna law ma3ah 7ta 7omar :D
[15:29] <thelinuxer> loooooool
[15:29] <thelinuxer> ma3lesh :D
[15:29] <saad_> :D
[15:33] <ashams> thelinuxer, man, I think a mail will be heavier to load, try if it will work: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2012/01/31/%23ubuntu-classroom.html#t15:00
[15:34] <thelinuxer> ashams: eshta
[15:34] <ashams> cool
[15:40] <thelinuxer> ashams: thanx man it's opening now :)
[15:41] <ashams> thelinuxer, shit, just now......
[15:41] <ashams> I didn't imagine it's soooooo bad
[15:41] <thelinuxer> lol 3ady
[15:41] <ashams> I'll mail it
[15:41] <thelinuxer> i get disconnected all the time aslan
[15:41] <thelinuxer> la2 eshta i will save it
[15:42] <thelinuxer> i saved it ya3ny ..
[15:42] <ashams> ok
[15:47] <ashams> Menopia, hey dude
[15:47] <Menopia> hey ashams
[15:47] <ashams> how are you buddy?
[15:48] <Menopia> el7 wenta 3amel eh?
[15:48] <ashams> tamam el7amdi lellah
[15:48] <ashams> ok, let's get to work
[15:48] <ashams> Menopia, we need a logo for ArabNet conf
[15:48] <ashams> so we can put it on our wiki-site
[15:49] <Menopia> msh arabnet 3andohm logo
[15:49] <ashams> and on the Tunisian and Palestinian team's too
[15:49] <ashams> thelinuxer, ^
[15:49] <thelinuxer> hi Menopia :)
[15:49] <thelinuxer> 3amel eih ?
[15:49] <Menopia> hi thelinuxer :D
[15:49] <ashams> yes, but we need one that says Arabic Teams :)
[15:50] <Menopia> el7 tamam
[15:50] <thelinuxer> here is the thing
[15:50] <thelinuxer> ArabNet want Ubuntu Arabic teams to be partners as a single unit
[15:50] <thelinuxer> i think it's not legal to use Ubuntu's logo directly
[15:51] <Menopia> msh fahem, ya3ny logo ykon mwado7 en el arabic teams sponsering el event?
[15:51] <Menopia> s7?
[15:51] <thelinuxer> bos enta 3aref el logo beta3na, sa7 ?
[15:51] <Menopia> ah
[15:52] <Menopia> wa7ed zayo lel arabic teams?
[15:52] <thelinuxer> we feeh logo tany le tunis we palestine ..etc
[15:52] <Menopia> tmam
[15:52] <thelinuxer> we will be partners with ArabNet as  a single team
[15:52] <thelinuxer> so we need a logo for this team
[15:52] <Menopia> mafhom :)
[15:52] <Menopia> ok
[15:52] <thelinuxer> masalan momken yekoon el circle of friends feeha 7eta men kol 3alam ...
[15:53] <Menopia> mashy, el mafrod ye5las emta?
[15:53] <thelinuxer> ASAP 3ashan na7'od mowaf2a bardo men el nas el tanya
[15:55] <Menopia> ok
[15:55] <ashams> Can't wait to see Menopia 's output :) (tchek tchek tchek tchek tchek)
[15:55] <Menopia> hhhhhhhh :)
[15:55] <thelinuxer> :)
[15:55] <ashams> lol
[15:55] <Menopia> howa el meeting elgaay hayb2a irc?
[15:56] <thelinuxer> ashams: el meeting beta3ko feen ?
[15:57] <Menopia> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EgyptTeam/Meetings/Agendas/2012-02-0X ?
[15:57] <thelinuxer> nefsy yekoon IRC 3ashan el nas kolaha te3ref tetabe3 we keda ..
[15:57] <Menopia> ah ana kman tel3ly safr youm el gom3a :(
[15:58] <thelinuxer> :(
[15:58] <Menopia> fa yareet irc
[15:58] <thelinuxer> we 7aterga3 emta ?
[15:58] <Menopia> 3ala el etnen kda
[15:58] <Menopia> :)
[15:59] <thelinuxer> teegy belsalama
[15:59] <ashams> Menopia, would you please +1 the irc suggestion on that msg, so we can collect votes on it? :-) (7ases enny fi magles el sha3b)
[15:59] <thelinuxer> :D
[15:59] <Menopia> allah yesalmik thelinuxer
[16:00] <Menopia> ashams, ok
[16:00] <Menopia> :D:D
[16:00] <ashams> Thanks :D
[16:00] <thelinuxer> ashams: lol
[16:00] <ashams> bas ana mesh dictator zay elkatatny, don't worry
[16:01] <thelinuxer> ashams: lool, we'll see ...
[16:02] <Menopia> hhhhhhhh :)
[16:02] <ashams> lol
[16:59] <ashams> thelinuxer, Tunisian team confirmed
[16:59] <thelinuxer> ashams: cool
[16:59] <thelinuxer> i will send an email isA to ArabNet
[16:59] <ashams> ok great
[16:59] <thelinuxer> and we will coordinate with the guys 3ashan el logo wel description
[17:00] <ashams> ok
[17:00] <elacheche_anis> hold on
[17:00] <elacheche_anis> ashams, what is confirmed!!
[17:00] <ashams> elacheche_anis, that you want to participate in Arab net conf
[17:01] <ashams> by promotional advertising
[17:01] <ashams> elacheche_anis, didn't I understand well?
[17:02] <thelinuxer> elacheche_anis: any problems dude ?
[17:03] <elacheche_anis> hold on please
[17:03] <thelinuxer> ok
[17:03] <ashams> ok
[17:03] <ashams> <---- prayer for 10 mins
[17:03] <thelinuxer> me too
[17:05] <elacheche_anis> ok
[17:10] <elacheche_anis> thelinuxer, ashams I said that zied had sent a mail to theme.. I don't said that there is a confirmation yet.. thelinuxer you can check your inbox you will find the mail that zied sent
[17:13] <thelinuxer> elacheche_anis: back .. yes i saw the email I asked ashams to get me final confirmation on the matter
[17:14] <elacheche_anis> I have not a final confirmation, we have not receive an answer of our last mail(that mail)
[17:15] <thelinuxer> elacheche_anis: ok .. she called me and said they can't offer tickets and accommodations, sorry for any confusions
[17:16] <thelinuxer> so we will have mutual advertising, they will spread the word about about ubuntu and ubuntu arabic teams and we will spread the word about ArabNet
[17:16] <elacheche_anis> ah ok.. can you please send a mail to zied said that??
[17:17] <thelinuxer> np can u please send me his email in private ?
[17:17] <elacheche_anis> ok
[17:19] <ashams> elacheche_anis, Sorry for the misunderstanding :(
[17:20] <elacheche_anis> it's ok ashams :)
[17:20] <elacheche_anis> may be it's my fault, that I haven't no how to share the information with you XD
[17:21] <ashams> I thought that is 2 different things, I mean tickets&accommodation and advertising :)
[17:22] <ashams> it is*
[17:22] <elacheche_anis> :)
[17:23] <ashams> gtg, sorry guys
[17:23] <ashams> wil catch you later
[17:23] <thelinuxer> ashams: cool, bye
[17:24] <elacheche_anis> see you soon ashams :)
[17:24] <ashams> bye
[19:27] <ashams> thelinuxer, has it been solved with Anis?
[19:28] <thelinuxer> ashams: i sent an email
[19:28] <ashams> confirmed from Tunis?
[19:28] <thelinuxer> waiting for their replu
[19:28] <thelinuxer> reply*
[19:28] <thelinuxer> MFawzy: sorry got disconnected
[19:28] <thelinuxer> and can't log into gmail kaman :)
[19:28] <ashams> ok thanks
[19:28] <MFawzy> nvm :)
[19:29] <MFawzy> thelinuxer: __^
[19:29] <MFawzy> wasalo 73 fe a5er taqdeer lel Jazeera Masr --3an wezaret el se77a :@
[19:29] <MFawzy> :'(
[19:30] <thelinuxer> Shit!
[19:30] <MFawzy> enna l-Allah w ena elayh rage3oon
[19:30] <ashams> but who killed them?
[19:33] <MFawzy> ashams: el a5bar el rasmeya bet2ool "tadafo3" :\
[19:34] <MFawzy> bas, eh elly 5alahom "yatadaf3o" now ? :S
[19:34] <thelinuxer> tadafo3 ezay ya3ny?!
[19:35] <thelinuxer> howa awel match kora el masreyeen yero7ooh!
[19:40] <ashams> I have seen ppl from portsaid on fb saying that they'll kill Alalhly fans
[19:41] <ashams> I think el-masri fans was intending to do terrorism
[19:43] <thelinuxer> ashams: i think deh el 7arb el ahleya ely wa3adoona beeha ...
[19:46] <ashams> I always considered football fanatics as low ppl, it's normal on this level, seriously
[19:46] <thelinuxer> bos ana ma3aya wa7ed mo7eb lel koora geddan
[19:46] <thelinuxer> lama 2oltelo nas matet 2ally 3ady
[19:46] <ashams> the problem is dead person are not necessarily fanatics :'(
[19:47] <thelinuxer> laken lama 2oltelo kam 35 wa7ed nafoo7'o darab we 2aly dah mosta7eel yekoon sha3'ab koora
[19:47] <ashams> ah, someone conspired
[19:48] <ashams> it can be true, central security opened gates for el-masri fans to run through the play groun
[19:48] <ashams> ground
[19:48] <ashams> even to chase el-ahli's
[19:49] <thelinuxer> Lelah el amr men kabl wa men ba3d ...
[22:44] <thelinuxer> ashams: ya 3am el cloaking ;)
[22:44] <elacheche_anis> Guys look at this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TunisianTeam/Artwork?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=precise_pangolin_by_elacheche_bedis.jpg
[22:46] <thelinuxer> elacheche_anis: looks cool (Y)
[22:47] <elacheche_anis> :)
[22:47] <ashams> thelinuxer, when you'll renew membership?
[22:48] <ashams> elacheche_anis, it's coooool
[22:48] <thelinuxer> ashams: in 6 month i think ...
[22:48] <thelinuxer> i should receive an email soon
[22:48] <thelinuxer> they send an email before your membership expire
[22:48] <ashams> yeah, a month before?
[22:49] <thelinuxer> don't actually remember
[22:49] <thelinuxer> ashams: bas eshme3na ya3ny ?
[22:50] <ashams> thelinuxer, to collect some new testimonials :P
[22:51] <thelinuxer> ana gamed awi we mesh me7tag :P
[22:52] <thelinuxer> el sara7a i was expected to be a DM(debian maintainer) by now
[22:52] <thelinuxer> bas i really didn't have enough time to pull this off
[22:52] <ashams> what you wanted to maintain?
[22:52] <thelinuxer> nothing specifically .. just wanted to get into debian development somehow
[22:53] <thelinuxer> this would make me a member in ubuntu too btw
[22:53] <thelinuxer> if I am  a DD (debian developer) I am automatically a UD
[22:53] <ashams> dude, it takes a long time till you feel comfortable with things in there
[22:54] <ashams> so, you should start now
[22:54] <thelinuxer> i started a few month ago
[22:54] <thelinuxer> and i have a sponsor
[22:54] <thelinuxer> and i maintain a package there kaman
[22:54] <thelinuxer> bas i am still not good enough to be a DM
[22:55] <ashams> it's just few steps, you can't stop now
[22:55] <ashams> !
[22:55] <thelinuxer> bos the package I am maintaining to really really simple
[22:56] <thelinuxer> and used by a small set of people
[22:56] <ashams> yalla 3alashan tezaker leena
[22:56] <ashams> what language?
[22:56] <thelinuxer> GTK
[22:56] <ashams> c++
[22:56] <thelinuxer> I am not the developer
[22:56] <ashams> ah
[22:56] <thelinuxer> i am just the maintainer
[22:56] <thelinuxer> wait
[22:56] <thelinuxer> http://packages.debian.org/sid/gdigi
[22:57] <ashams> but some ti,es you might need to fix some bugs to catch with some release or so
[22:57] <ashams> ah
[22:57] <thelinuxer> this package is for managing device call "guitar effects processors" and specially for the DigiTech brand
[22:58] <ashams> coool
[22:58] <thelinuxer> so what is added mostly is support for new devices, which I don't have
[22:58] <ashams> aaaaah
[22:58] <ashams> now i got it
[22:58] <thelinuxer> and all of it is just midi msgs, as the device is seen as an external sound card
[22:58] <thelinuxer> so adding new devices isn't a really big hassle and would be tested by the contributor him/herself
[22:59] <ashams> your name is there: http://packages.qa.debian.org/g/gdigi.html
[22:59] <thelinuxer> yes I am the maintainer
[22:59] <ashams> dude, jump to the real work
[22:59] <ashams> go to ~motu and get some mentorship
[23:00] <thelinuxer> i don't think this pkg will ever leave testing :D
[23:00] <ashams> hahahah lol
[23:00] <thelinuxer> i just read in the UDW scripts that they are swamped and can't mentor anymore devs
[23:00] <thelinuxer> UDW logs*
[23:00] <ashams> shit
[23:01] <ashams> the same happened with bug squad
[23:01] <ashams> I hate this
[23:01] <thelinuxer> yes of course
[23:01] <thelinuxer> small number of experienced devs and a lot who want to learn
[23:01] <thelinuxer> expected ...
[23:02] <ashams> I was thinking of a modular general mentorship program, but no one listened
[23:02] <ashams> they said no discussion now, it's vacation
[23:02] <thelinuxer> :S
[23:02] <ashams> it was jan 1st
[23:02] <thelinuxer> tayeb I guess they are back now ...
[23:02] <ashams> but I hated them
[23:03] <thelinuxer> bos one of the main problems with free software is that it's changing really fast
[23:03] <ashams> yessss
[23:03] <thelinuxer> you can hardly keep up
[23:03] <thelinuxer> so having a program is not that easy
[23:03] <thelinuxer> having a one-to-one mentorship really makes perfect sense
[23:04] <thelinuxer> may be not as efficient as we hope, but it's working so far
[23:04] <ashams> all what they hated is "ppl expect us to *teach* them everything*
[23:04] <ashams> they want a hands-on
[23:04] <ashams> they hated 1/1 too
[23:04] <thelinuxer> and if i am getting a mentor i would want him to teach me everything :D
[23:05] <ashams> of course
[23:05] <thelinuxer> btw i sent an email to the mailing list about ur membership
[23:05] <ashams> so, why to close the whole thing while there are many ppl ready to teach everything
[23:05] <ashams> SHIT!!!!
[23:05] <ashams> now omar will feel bad
[23:06] <thelinuxer> they aren't closing it, they will just be selective ..
[23:06] <thelinuxer> why would he feel bad ?
[23:06] <ashams> coz he reall wanted to be a member
[23:06] <thelinuxer> and i think he already knows
[23:06] <ashams> how?
[23:06] <thelinuxer> and what's preventing him ?
[23:06] <thelinuxer> omar mola7zeto gamda awi :D
[23:07] <thelinuxer> i think he is subscribed to the page
[23:07] <thelinuxer> and he will notice the cloaking stuff we keda
[23:07] <thelinuxer> no use hiding it
[23:07] <ashams> yeah
[23:07] <ashams> he's really sub'd to that page :D
[23:07] <thelinuxer> and u can actually guide him through the process
[23:07] <ashams> coooool
[23:07] <thelinuxer> i am subscribed to this page ..
[23:08] <ashams> me tooo :D
[23:08] <thelinuxer> and i don't know y didn't i get your name
[23:08] <thelinuxer> U CRAZY GEEK!
[23:08] <ashams> hehe >:)
[23:08] <ashams> linux chix are doing some mentorship to C
[23:09] <thelinuxer> link ?
[23:09] <ashams> one sec
[23:09] <thelinuxer> sure ..
[23:10] <ashams> thelinuxer, that's all so far: http://mailman.linuxchix.org/pipermail/courses/2012-January/002844.html
[23:12] <thelinuxer> ashams: yaah! i guess i studied their course on kernel module dev 5 years ago :D
[23:13] <ashams> woooooohhoooooooo
[23:13] <ashams> a kernel module kaman, doul chix gamdeen 2wiiii
[23:13] <thelinuxer> awi el sara7a ..
[23:13] <thelinuxer> u in cairo these days ?
[23:14] <ashams> no, in town
[23:14] <thelinuxer> hmmm...
[23:14] <ashams> whyy?
[23:14] <thelinuxer> no specific reason
[23:15] <ashams> when you'll be back to cairo?
[23:15] <thelinuxer> by tomorrow isA
[23:15] <ashams> coool, i'm sure it's cold over there
[23:16] <thelinuxer> nope
[23:16] <thelinuxer> it's actually hotter
[23:16] <ashams> weird !
[23:17] <thelinuxer> ya3ny el 7etta deh 3ammatan hotter shewaya
[23:17] <thelinuxer> mesh 3aref leeh el sara7a
[23:18] <ashams> ra3'm ennha desert, it should have a bi diff between day and night
[23:18] <ashams> i bet it's nice weather on day
[23:18] <thelinuxer> and by night too
[23:21] <ashams> man, why ppl say, some software is ported to another, what the hell they mean?
[23:22] <thelinuxer> where do people say that ?
[23:22] <ashams> in hell
[23:22] <thelinuxer> !
[23:22] <ashams> >:-)
[23:22] <thelinuxer> mesh fahem
[23:22] <ashams> somewhere I couldn't remember
[23:22] <thelinuxer> ya3ny edeeny example 7a2ee2y keda
[23:23] <ashams> I don't know, but when I find I'll ping you
[23:23] <thelinuxer> eshtat
[23:23] <ashams> Menopia, should we postpone that meeting to next friday?
[23:24] <Menopia> la2 law IRC
[23:24] <ashams> jonathan wants to postpone...
[23:24] <ashams> two of you, that's cool
[23:25] <Menopia> khalas mashy
[23:25] <thelinuxer> menopia should i kick one of u ?
[23:25] <Menopia> ah
[23:25] <Menopia> menopia_
[23:25] <Menopia> I don't know who is him :D
[23:25] <Menopia> I have one xchat running now
[23:26] <ashams> Menopia, just run this: /MSG NickServ SET ENFORCE ON
[23:26] <Menopia> ashams, ok
[23:27] <ashams> is menopia_ in your group? if no it won't work
[23:28] <ashams> hi menopia_ who r u?
[23:29] <Menopia> mmm I am now on Konversation, I don't know how menopia_ is here :D:D
[23:30] <Menopia> ma 3lena :D
[23:30] <ashams> what Menopia means aslan? ya 3am seebak :P
[23:30] <ashams> ah
[23:30] <Menopia> tamam :D
[23:31] <ashams> cooool
[23:31] <ashams> applaud :D
[23:31] <thelinuxer> loool
[23:31] <Menopia> looool :D
[23:31] <thelinuxer> about that meeting
[23:32] <thelinuxer> is the agenda complete ?
[23:32] <ashams> who knows?
[23:32] <thelinuxer> i see there is very slow response on the mailing list, do u expect to be ready by this friday ?
[23:32] <ashams> I wait for ppl to add things
[23:34] <thelinuxer> ashams: wasn't me!
[23:38] <Menopia> congratulations ashams :)
[23:38] <Menopia> ana lesa 3aref delwa2ty :D
[23:39] <Menopia> eh dah howa ra7 fen :D:D
[23:43] <thelinuxer> Menopia: mesh 3aref
[23:44] <thelinuxer> yemken internet problems..


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[09:05] <LocutusOfBorg> please accept tpm2-tss ^^
[09:05] <LocutusOfBorg> bonjour seb128, I already asked Steve, but we probably forgot about it... texlive-bin gained a dependency on sse2-support on i386, and this is making lots of things not build there (e.g. boost1.74). This addition was to fix Debian bug: #1023007
[09:05] -ubottu:#ubuntu-release- Debian bug 1023007 in texlive-binaries "luatex has no support for CPU's w/o SSE2" [Important, Open] https://bugs.debian.org/1023007
[09:21] <ricotz> LocutusOfBorg, hello :), is there a boost 1.81 upload coming?
[09:21] <LocutusOfBorg> ricotz, don't know...
[09:21] <LocutusOfBorg> boost1.80 is in Debian experimental
[09:22] <LocutusOfBorg> not sure if anybody wants to do the transition
[09:23] <ricotz> LocutusOfBorg, I see, just curious while there wasn't an update for a long time
[09:23] <LocutusOfBorg> I think because nobody is working on it :D
[09:24] <ricotz> ack
[09:24] <ricotz> seems there is some movement now :P
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[09:42] <seb128> LocutusOfBorg, Buongiorno! and ^
[09:42] <LocutusOfBorg> merci bien!
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[14:23] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- Unapproved: rejected xorg-server [source] (jammy-proposed) [2:21.1.3-2ubuntu2.6]
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[15:31] <LocutusOfBorg> tjaalton, do you plan to backport llvm-15 with spirv-15 now that is built everywhere?
[15:32] <LocutusOfBorg> I'm retrying amd64 build of spirv-llvm-translator-15 right now
[15:38] <LocutusOfBorg> maybe somebody can approve spirv-llvm-translator from kinetic new queue? ^^
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[15:44] <tjaalton> LocutusOfBorg: the queue has llvm to build with s-l-t-15
[15:44] <tjaalton> jammy as well
[15:44] <tjaalton> doubt it'll happen before jan 3rd
[15:45] <LocutusOfBorg> tjaalton, sadly the llvm-toolchain-15 in unapproved queue is different from the one in lunar?
[15:46] <LocutusOfBorg> +    llvm-spirv-15 [ amd64 arm64 armel armhf mips64el mipsel ppc64el riscv64 s390x ] <!stage1> |
[15:46] <LocutusOfBorg> +    llvm-spirv-14 [ amd64 arm64 armel armhf mips64el mipsel ppc64el riscv64 s390x ] <!stage1> | hello [!i386],
[15:46] <LocutusOfBorg>      spirv-tools [ linux-any ] | hello [ !i386],
[15:46] <LocutusOfBorg> this should be the correct way to "no change backport"? (it makes really not any difference in pratice)
[15:46]  * LocutusOfBorg afk
[15:51] <tjaalton> I wanted to make sure it's building with the correct package
[16:58] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted spirv-llvm-translator-15 [amd64] (kinetic-proposed) [15.0.0-1~ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>]
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[16:58] -queuebot:#ubuntu-release- New: accepted spirv-llvm-translator-15 [ppc64el] (kinetic-proposed) [15.0.0-1~ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>]
[17:15] <seb128> tjaalton, ^
[17:26] <tjaalton> seb128: thanks!
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[21:30] <Eickmeyer> Either I'm completely wrong or the last time Britney ran was about 4 hours ago? I could've sworn it ran more frequently than that.
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[10:33] <rmg51> Morning
[13:19] <teddy-dbear> Morning peoples, dogs, turkeys?, hamsters and everything else
[19:13] <SamuraiAlba> Good bacon!