[01:03] <ibeardslee> ohh and done
[01:05] <ibeardslee> And because at some stage I thought it'd be interesting to see what state the Māori translations were at .. I need to learn a bit more
[02:24]  * mwhudson appears to have reached the point of the upgrade where compiz crashes...
[02:24] <mwhudson> or is it unity?
[02:24]  * mwhudson can never remember
[02:40] <lifeless> mwhudson: same same
[02:46] <mwhudson> watching the upgrade can be fun
[02:46] <mwhudson> i didn't know i had zookeeper installed :)
[02:51] <mwhudson> that seemed rather boring, all in all
[02:56] <ibeardslee> heh
[04:57] <KhuduZulu> lo
[19:07] <ibeardslee> morning
[19:08] <ojwb> morning
[19:30] <chilts> morning
[19:34] <ajmitch> morning
[20:02] <mwhudson> morning
[20:15] <mwhudson> why is compiz using ~25% cpu?
[20:16] <ajmitch> because it loves to sit & spin sometimes, especially if you run into some bugs like launcher icons disappearing
[20:18] <mwhudson> what's the fix?
[20:18] <mwhudson> restart it?
[20:18] <chilts> did you turn it off and on again?
[20:19] <mwhudson> not yet
[20:19] <ajmitch> mwhudson: as usual, "it depends"
[20:19] <chilts> I was just reverting to the IT Crowd - I have no real input here :)
[22:25] <mwhudson> seems better now
[22:25] <mwhudson> after me doing ~nothing that might have made a difference


[23:24] <zcat[1]> # Change to no to disable tunnelled clear text passwords
[23:24] <zcat[1]> PasswordAuthentication no
[23:24] <jenny> v this cn be little tricky dont u have sound at all?

[23:25] <ilovefairuz> !sound | roky
[23:25] <Izinucs> jrib: ok.. thanks.. google might give some results.. I'll check
[23:25] <zcat[1]> Elad:  although I'd strongly advise you to use key-based authentication..
[23:25] <Elad> even if ssh is running on a different port?
[23:26] <zcat[1]> Elad:  even if..
[23:26] <dad_> my window buttons are gone!!  uuggg    max min and close
[23:26] <jrib> Izinucs: could you actually open up something like "xclock" locally on the server after sshing locally?
[23:26] <Elad> note taken
[23:26] <jenny> ilovefairuz> u wont let me answer even one question could u please give me a chance? are u bot or soemthing youre to fast slow down a bit :)
[23:26] <zcat[1]> Elad:  It's your server. prepare to be pwnt!
[23:26] <jrib> Elad: I agree, I disable passwords whenever I can
[23:26] <Guest35182> my window buttons are gone in 10.04  uuggg
[23:26] <jenny> ilovefairuz> just kidding
[23:26] <jenny> :)
[23:26] <wasabi_> how do you run Wine with Japanese locale support?
[23:26] <xangua> Guest35182: alt+f2 > metacity --replace > enter
[23:26] <HonkeyMagoo> Anyone know of a good SVN checkout system for Ubuntu?
[23:27] <Elad> zcat[1], thank you for the help
[23:27] <Izinucs> jrib: nope.. Error: Can't open display:
[23:27] <wasabi_> $LANG=ja_JP.UTF8 wine exe doesn't work
[23:27] <c_j> I've about given up geting 10.04 to work on my Dell E6410 - I've seen all the articles for the nVidia chipset - but I have the intel one :(
[23:27] <Crankygeek> I have just done a fresh install of egroupware 1.6. I have Apache2 installed, and I am using Postgresql for my database. I have completed all the configurations and built the database. All checks are passing....But I am getting an error when I try and load the site..."Fatal Error: It appears that you have not created the database tables for eGroupWare.  Click here to run setup." I have searched high and low for a resolution with no
[23:27] <Crankygeek> luck.....I am hoping someone here can help.
[23:27] <erUSUL> HonkeyMagoo: default cli svn client does not work ?
[23:27] <scans> ist ubuntu Protected from hack,or do i need anti virus?
[23:28] <Izinucs> scans: anti virus is not neccessary unless you want to protect your windows friends :)
[23:28] <xangua> wasabi_: no idea, you don't run wine, you install it to run windows apps
[23:28] <xangua> !virus > scans
[23:28] <aeon-ltd> scans: use a firewall
[23:29] <aeon-ltd> scans: for future references, there is no such thing as a unhackable/unpenetrable system
[23:29] <wasabi_> xangua: okay yes i know....
[23:29] <ilovefairuz> jenny: check ubottu's alias list. type: /msg ubottu brain
[23:29] <scans> woha
[23:29] <wasabi_> xangua: i'm trying to run a japanese locale app
[23:29] <scans> so there is no one can hacked me any more
[23:29] <zcat[1]> scans:  ubuntu is by default considerably more secure than a reasonably well secured Windows machine
[23:30] <Izinucs> scans: never say never.. but *very* unlikely
[23:30] <zcat[1]> scans:  but if you want the greatest possible security you should look into openbsd perhaps.. ;)
[23:30] <hou5ton> I have an interesting thing happening that I've never been able to solve.  I use dual monitors ... my laptop screen as the main one and then another monitor. I'm grading online posts for classes I teach. When I grade a particular discussion, I click on it and a window pops up to grade it. But it ALWAYS pops up on the extra monitor to my left, and I can't figure out how to make it pop up on the main laptop monitor where I'm currently worki
[23:30] <hou5ton> ng.
[23:30] <wasabi_> cd /var/lib/locales/supported.d/
[23:30] <aeon-ltd> zcat[1]: not really, the unix architechture is good but not that good, also ubuntu installs ufw by default but fails to configure it, just wondering what the hell with that?
 i typed and thats what i have got <ubottu> maco wants me to tell you: about women
[23:31] <maco> jenny: i told ubottu to tell you about the ubuntu women project
[23:31] <FalseChicken> I have been having an issue recently. I am on 10.04 and I did an update and now when I start the package manager it tells me there is an issue and to run "sudo dpkg --configure -a"
[23:31] <c_j> hou5ton - which monitor is your primary?
[23:31] <jenny>  wants you to know: The women and men of the Ubuntu Women project hang out in
[23:31] <scans> ok thanks guys
[23:31] <jenny> :)
[23:31] <FalseChicken> But when I do that I get: dpkg: failed to open package info file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' for reading: No such file or directory
 how did you make bot to tell me soemthing :)
 so u want to go out ?
[23:32] <maco> jenny: sent it a command
[23:32] <jenny> to #ubuntu-caffee ?
[23:32] <jenny> #ubuntu-pub ?
[23:32] <maco> jenny: and no i do not. there are no dating channels within the ubuntu namespace
[23:32] <Fendaril> !offtopic
[23:32] <jenny> :)
[23:32] <maco> jenny: i just figured based on your nick you might be a woman and therefore might be interested
[23:32] <ilovefairuz> jenny: ah it's not supposed to say that.. should give a link to http://ubottu.com/factoids.cgi
[23:33] <hou5ton> c_j:  Well ... I guess the laptop one is ... that's where the menu bars are, and I have my display extended to the other monitor to my left.
[23:33] <zcat[1]> we need a factoid for !dating
 it gave me link to  <maco> wants you to know: The women and men of the Ubuntu Women project hang out in #ubuntu-women. Encouraging women to use linux?
[23:33] <c_j> so are you grading on the external or laptop screen?
[23:33] <maco> ilovefairuz: jenny is confused
[23:33] <owen1_> i get 'bluetooth is not running" on 'sudo service bluetooth status'. how to tell if my desktop support bluetooth?
[23:34] <maco> jenny: ilovefairuz and i BOTH told the bot to tell you stuff
[23:34] <jenny> :)
[23:34] <maco> jenny: you're pasting what *i* told it to tell you. ilovefairuz had it tell you something /else/
[23:34] <jenny> do you guys knwo im 65 years old?
[23:34] <jenny> retired
[23:34] <FalseChicken> Anyone know what to do with this? "dpkg: failed to open package info file `/var/lib/dpkg/status' for reading: No such file or directory"
[23:34] <coz_> jenny,  hey  welcome :)
[23:34] <acx0> are there any consequences of changing your home directory's permissions to o-rx so that no other regular user can read the contents?
[23:35] <maco> acx0: nope thats fine
[23:35] <CompuTom> In what programming language was Ubuntu written?
[23:35] <hou5ton> c_j:  but you want to know something interesting about it ... if I set the external monitor to be on my right, instead of left, THEN the popup stays on the laptop screen where I'm working.
[23:35] <acx0> maco: thanks
[23:35] <zcat[1]> CompuTom:  most of them...
[23:35] <cablop> wonders what's the best option to use inside LVM... ext3 or reiserfs...
[23:35] <maco> CompuTom: many
[23:35] <erUSUL> CompuTom: like any unix system. many/most things are in C
[23:35] <aeon-ltd> CompuTom: ubuntu, is just a collection of packages, a custom built kernel and documentation
[23:36] <c_j> hou5ton - sounds like the right monitor is your default
[23:36] <zcat[1]> CompuTom:  laregely C and C++ but also heaps of python, perl, and a handful of other languages.
[23:36] <unique> whats a good torrent client with a web interface for ubuntu
[23:36] <maco> CompuTom: the linux kernel is C, Qt/KDE apps are usually C++ but sometimes python, GTK/GNOME apps are usually C but sometimes python, there's some perl floating around too...oh and some C# in F-Spot...
[23:36] <c_j> hmm.. that's not right either
[23:36]  * cablop wonders what's the best option to use inside LVM... ext3 or reiserfs...
[23:36] <aeon-ltd> CompuTom: it would be better to ask what the core packages are written in
[23:36] <hou5ton> c_j:  even though the menu bars are on the laptop one?
[23:36] <zcat[1]> No C# in my system, first thing I do is remove all the mono ;)
[23:37] <c_j> Yes, you can still have either one as default - menu bars aside
[23:37] <c_j> check and see which one is showing as default under the display settings.
[23:38] <zcat[1]> I don't think there's much written in Cobol though..
[23:38] <dad__> HELP Please...  I did the alt f-2 meticity --replace but now the bottom 25% of my screen is black.. I saw a message "Docky requires something to operate correctly then it dissapeared...
[23:38] <cablop> what could you suggest? to go ext3 or to go reiserfs to create volumes inside a LVM?
[23:38] <moon`> anyone use emerald themes manager?
[23:38] <aeon-ltd> dad__: it needs a compositing manager i think
[23:38] <maco> moon`: really dont recommend it
[23:38] <erUSUL> cablop: ext4; reiserfs is a death end. is going the way of the dodo
[23:39] <erUSUL> !emerald > moon`
[23:39] <moon`> maco any other recommendations aside from just compiz-fusion or is it best just to stick with compiz?
[23:39] <dad__> aeon-ltd  can you help me with it?
[23:39] <scans> shcherbak: u still there?
[23:39] <hou5ton> c_j:  When I go to System/Preferences/Monitors, it doesn't seem to tell me which one is default.
[23:39] <aeon-ltd> dad__: just enable effects in compiz :)
[23:39] <maco> moon`: i used to use emerald, back when it was still being maintained, but nobody's written a line of code for it since 2007 or 2008... bugs (and oh boy does it crash!) dont get fixed
[23:39] <lxLee> is there a text reader for ubuntu?
[23:39] <izatt82> i have a question for you guys, what is the syntax for combining this statement without having to pipe into awk twice like i did. cat /etc/passwd | awk -F: '$4 > 8' | awk -F: '{print $1}'
[23:39] <maco> moon`: compiz and beryl merged into compiz fusion years ago. there is no "just compiz" these days
[23:39] <Noob_Saibot_> hiho
[23:40] <Noob_Saibot_> lxLee: sudo apt-cache text reader
[23:40] <zcat[1]> with resier where he is, don't expect too much ongoing development or support for reiserfs .. but I think some of the ideas behint it are in btrfs now?
[23:40] <Noob_Saibot_> ops
[23:40] <c_j> hou5ton - you'll probably need to edit your xorg.conf file
[23:40] <Noob_Saibot_> apt-cache search text reader
[23:40] <maco> moon`: the alternatives to compiz-fusion for a compositing window manager these days are to turn on compositing in metacity (gnome's window manager) or to use kwin (kde's)
[23:40] <geirha> izatt82: awk -F: '$4 > 8 {print $1}' /etc/passwd
[23:40] <dad__> aeon-ltd  OOOO   you are good my friend.. Thx
[23:40] <cablop> erUSUL: i don'ty want to use ext4... i don't see why it is much better than ext3 and... and i worry about losing data due to its inherent caching feature
[23:40] <izatt82> oh ok so everything is the same just inside single quotes
[23:41] <Noob_Saibot_> Did Reiser really kill Nina?
[23:41] <moon`> maco,  okay thanks maco, another quick question what do you use for an irc client? irssi?
[23:41] <aeon-ltd> dad__: it worked?
[23:41] <Noob_Saibot_> Or they still couldnt prove?
[23:41] <zcat[1]> Noob_Saibot_:  he confessed and showed them where the body was.
[23:41] <owen1_> i get 'bluetooth is not running" on 'sudo service bluetooth status'. how to tell if my desktop support bluetooth?
[23:41] <cablop> Noob_Saibot_: he guided the police to the place where the body was hidden... so.... guesss
[23:41] <c_j> hou5ton - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[23:41] <dad__> aeon-ltd  but of course...  u doubt yourself?
[23:41] <Noob_Saibot_> OMG!
[23:41] <hou5ton> c_j:  I move around a lot ... sometimes have dual monitors, sometimes don't ... sometimes it's a different monitor .... don't really want to be editing that file all the time ....
[23:41] <maco> moon`: i use quassel-client and i have a quassel-core on my server. quassel (the monolithic, not client/core setup) is the default in kubuntu
[23:41] <erUSUL> izatt82: awk -F: '$4 > 8 {print $1}' /etc/passwd
[23:41] <cablop> and to ask that... is really Noob, LOL!!! XD
[23:41] <moon`> k thanks
[23:41] <geirha> izatt82: The topic of #awk has some nice links on learning awk.
[23:42] <Noob_Saibot_> cablop, zcat[1]: so sad ;/ hey, lets start a free reiser campaign hehehehehe
[23:42] <hiexpo> lol
[23:42] <izatt82> geirha: thanks for the help on that i was making that way to hard
[23:42] <eriksson25> Have there been any hardware that was working under 9.10 that has been discontiuned to 10.04
[23:42] <aeon-ltd> dad__: sometimes... i'm not exactly a 'seasoned' users - just almost 2 years of linux experimentation
[23:42] <aeon-ltd> *user
[23:42] <erUSUL> izatt82: sorry missed geirha
[23:42] <cablop> hahahaha Noob_Saibot_ yup... and cause reiserfs has his name on it... well... this is how to kill a project
[23:42] <scans> i have problem with reading and writting arabic font on aMSN  is there any package do i need to download it?
[23:43] <LinuxGuy2009> I know that Synaptic package manager has the feature to create a download script. But Im wondering if any command line tools have this same ability?
[23:43] <zcat[1]> The silly thing was he'd done everything else right, if he'd just kept quiet and let his lawyer do the talking he could have gone played a round of golf with OJ, easy .
[23:43] <aeon-ltd> scans: arabic language pack?
[23:43] <izatt82> geirha: yeah today is my first  time using AWK so its a whole new world to me
[23:43] <dad__> aeon-ltd  can I ask you.. I have the advance graphic thing installed that gives me the iconic looking icons as a taskbar.. dont know what it is called ( i am a dad ya know)  anyway, i also have the taskbar over it.. can I make another cool looking iconic taskbar instead of the usual one??
[23:43] <cablop> create a nice project, tie your name to it, commit a very important crime, but let peiople no way to ptove it, just doubts, but no proof at all, then you became popular all over the world... then confess... certainly that man is going to pass to the history
[23:43] <cablop> end of OT XD
[23:43] <Noob_Saibot_> cablop: Even tough he is a murderer, I dont think he should spend too much time in prison. I mean... come on.. Nina was a junkie, a bad mother, was stealing from his company and cheating on reiser with a travestite serial killer O.o
[23:43] <scans> aeon-ltd: what u mean?
[23:44] <dad__> aeon-ltd   2 yrs!!  more than I got Ill tell ya
[23:44] <bonez2046> what's a great scanner, with gui, to scan and OCR documents?
[23:44] <owen1_> how to find if my hardware has bluetooth support?
[23:44] <arooni-mobile> when i try to vnc to my desktop running 10.04; i cant see screen refresh (graphic effects are turned on and id prefer to leave them that way)?
[23:44] <arooni-mobile> or is there an alterate way to do remote desktop?  other than vnc?
[23:44] <cablop> well... i don't know... Noob_Saibot_ but even a few years are able to kill anything in the software echosystem
[23:44] <Noob_Saibot_> Now Reiser4 is on the same group that is Duke Nukem Forever and Enlightenment 17
[23:44] <aeon-ltd> scans: search in synaptics, or languages in the menu. or it could just be your font doesn't have arabic characters
[23:45] <LinuxGuy2009> bonez2046:  I dont think Linux has much OCR software but there are actually free online websites that you can feed a scanned page and it will OCR it for you.
[23:45] <kisuke> owen1_, are you talking about your computer or a peripheral?
[23:45] <Noob_Saibot_> cablop: Yeah, that is really sad. Someone should fork it.. .
[23:45] <kisuke> !ot | Noob_Saibot_ cablop
[23:45] <scans> i can read and write in other chating but in aMSN show me letter by letter
[23:46] <owen1_> kisuke: my desktop. i just bought apple wireless keyboard. and get "bluetooth is not running" when i type 'sudo service bluetooth status'
[23:46] <zcat[1]> Noob_Saibot_:  btrfs takes a lot of reiser's design I think. so it's kinda forked already
[23:46] <owen1_> kisuke: so i want to make sure my desktop support bluetooth.
[23:46] <cablop> hehe kisuke, sorry for that... to keep an eye on an ubuntu install just makes you loss the focus
[23:46] <zcat[1]> .. and improved on
[23:46] <zcat[1]> .. and less dependent on a single developer.
[23:46] <kroson> hi people
[23:47] <kroson> is there a way to get ati power management with lucid with the opensource driver?
[23:47] <kyan> bonez2046 : http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/138511
[23:49] <fruitwerks> hi all... I have decided to ditch Gentoo after 10 years, but I have one question about mdraid / lvm2 when installing
[23:49] <kisuke> owen1_, try "lspci | grep bluetooth" and "lsusb | grep bluetooth"
[23:49] <kisuke> owen1_, in a terminal
[23:49] <owen1_> kisuke: i get nothing
[23:49] <Some_Person> How can I get ubuntu to recognize a serial mouse?
[23:49] <owen1_> kisuke: oh. wait
[23:49] <kisuke> owen1_, what kind of computer are you using?
[23:50] <owen1_> kisuke: yes. gets nothing. it's HP. desktop.
[23:50] <cablop> i was reading reiserfs can be resized in hot... O.o
[23:51] <owen1_> kisuke: hp pavilion 250n. let me google
[23:51] <hou5ton> c_j:  one other thing ... I just discovered that it doesn't do it if I use Google Chrome.  Only Firefox
[23:51] <kisuke> owen1_, where do you live?
[23:51] <owen1_> kisuke: la
[23:51] <kisuke> owen1_, looks like you will have to get an adapter for bluetoth
[23:51] <owen1_> kisuke: or buy keyboard with a dongle
[23:51] <kisuke> owen1_, calafofnia, USA?
[23:51] <owen1_> kisuke: yeah
[23:52] <fruitwerks> right now I have two 2tb drives, I currently run a daily rsync of the important stuff from one drive to the other, for performance I have swap and tmp on the secondary drive. what issues am I going to run into at install? the only backup I have is the secondary drive. will I be able to use mdadm type setup without copying over my backup first?
[23:52] <dougb_freebsd> Does someone have a handy reference for ext4 vs. ext3 (stability, features, etc.)?  I have found a couple, but they seem like they may be stale
[23:53] <Some_Person> How can I use a serial mouse in ubuntu?
[23:53] <dad__> hhuumm   just installed 10.04   went to open rhythmbox and click radio... nothing there or playing
[23:53] <kisuke> owen1_, not nessacarly, not of those use a protocol that is not blue tooth, so its a single purpose USB port really, if you get a bluetooth adapter, you will have ythe ability to add to your system later, say keyboard now, and a bluetooth headset, etc
[23:53] <kisuke> Some_Person, is should just be plug and play
[23:53] <Some_Person> kisuke: It's not
[23:53] <Noob_Saibot_> sorry to ask, but who is in charge of e17 repositories
[23:54] <Noob_Saibot_> I dont see any updates since may or june
[23:54] <unique> php5-mysql: Depends: php5-common (= 5.3.2-1ubuntu4) but 5.3.2-1ubuntu4.2 is to be installed
[23:54] <unique> what does this mean
[23:54] <unique> im trying to install php5-mysql
[23:54] <cablop> dougb_freebsd: no reference... i just came with three ideas about choosing ext3 over ext4... 1) ext3 does not delay writing, so more reliable in scenarios when what you write is more important than performance, 2) ext3 is older, so it's more stable, 3) oracle is about to launch a newer fs and afaik they plan to make a tool to convert from ext3 or revert to ext3
[23:54] <owen1_> kisuke: true. microsoft arc keyboard comes with wireless usb. it's not bluetooth.
[23:54] <Some_Person> kisuke: Remember, I'm talking about a serial mouse (with a DB-9 connector), not a PS/2 mouse
[23:55] <dougb_freebsd> cablop: thanks, 1) and 2) were what I had gleaned from my research as well  ... regarding 3) are you referring to zfs?
[23:55] <zeleftikam> Ubuntu Server 10.04: SFTP file transfers from my server will  not go faster than about 680k/sec over LAN. if I start more than one transfer at once, they will each stick at 680 until the ethernet capacity is used up, which is about 3-4 simultaneous transfers. how do i make sftp go faster?
[23:55] <kisuke> Some_Person, what does it show up as in dmesg?
[23:56] <kisuke> zeleftikam, it should be in the .conf file of the server you are using
[23:56] <zeleftikam> kisuke» do you know where i might find this file?
[23:57] <kisuke> zeleftikam, /etc/<name of server>/
[23:57] <Some_Person> kisuke: As far as I can tell, it doesn't
[23:57] <ubuntu-usr> hi all
[23:57] <Some_Person> kisuke: IIRC, serial mice cannot report themselves to the system
[23:58] <cablop> any advantage on using xfs instead of ext3?
[23:58] <zeleftikam> kisuke» there are a lot of directories there in /etc/. any idea what the server might be called?
[23:59] <kisuke> Some_Person, unless its a really archaic mouse it should still work, when you plug it in, and then run "dmesg" in a terminal what are the las couple of lines?
[23:59] <jjb123> Hey everyone, I have a quick question. So I just installed server 10.04 on my tower, and now when I go to boot it it just hangs after the part where it asks you if you want to boot from cd, the part where grub is supposed to load. Any ideas? I am really stuck on this and any ideas would be appreciated
[23:59] <ubuntu-usr> maybe it's stupid question and it's not right place to ask but anyone used freebsd? how about hardware copmpatibility? it's really so bad with hardware compatibility
[23:59] <kisuke> zeleftikam, nope, you installed it so...
[23:59] <zeleftikam> jjb123» the correct boot disk might not be selected
[23:59] <Some_Person> kisuke: They show the USB mouse I have plugged in for temporary use
[23:59] <zeleftikam> kisuke» ubuntu server doesn't ship with an sftp server?
[23:59] <kisuke> !freebsd | ubuntu-usr


[02:21] <mup> PR snapd#1749 closed: many: split public snapd REST API into separate socket <Reviewed> <Created by kyrofa> <Merged by kyrofa> <https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/1749>
[03:37] <mup> Bug #1617508 opened: snap find returns bad request error when using a long query <Snappy:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1617508>
[03:58] <mup> Bug #1617509 opened: Nothing happens when the connection goes down in the middle of an install <Snappy:New> <https://launchpad.net/bugs/1617509>
[17:50] <ahoneybun> https://github.com/keshavbhatt/snapcraft-gui
[17:50] <ahoneybun> mhall119: ^
[18:40] <WebDrake> Hello all -- hoping someone can advise/help with a small issue I'm encountering creating a snap that contains 2 apps (& hence 2 commands)
[20:01] <dave_uy> I am using the ffmpeg part but my application cannot find ffprobe which should be included with ffmpeg part. Can I explore the environment the app sees somehow?
[20:01] <dave_uy> So far I have just been putting in print statements. I now I'm thinking I should package up a bash prompt so I can take a look around.
[20:12] <tvoss> o/


[17:05] <wookey_> win34
[17:06] <wookey_> morning. Or possibly afternoon :-)
[17:07]  * xnox 0/
[17:15] <xnox> [TOPIC] anything missing from the schedule for the week?
[17:16] <SpamapS> If anybody has thoughts on apt-get update reliability, there is an interesting conversation going on in grand ballroom C
[17:18] <wookey_> I didn't see a multiarch/crossbuild session. Not sure if anyone cares particularly? Maybe I just missed it?
[17:20] <wookey_> I guess we'll cover it in the aarch64 bootstrap session
[17:20] <wookey_> OK. fine by me
[17:20] <wookey_> No need for a separate session
[17:30] <wookey_> yeah - what colin said :-)
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[19:22] <xnox> Can the note be moved to http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-q/meeting/20231/servercloud-q-eucalyptus/
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[22:03] <Saviq> hey, if you guys will be showing slides, would be great if you posted them somewhere and pasted a link, thanks :)
[22:08] <AlanBell> hi from upstairs
[22:08] <AlanBell> It would be great if the slideshow was readable to orca, or speaks some useful alternative text for orca users
[22:08] <AlanBell> I am happy to collaborate on writing such text
[23:32] <LLStarks> so, 3.5 is a definite, but is there anything to look forward to for 3.6?
[23:51] <LLStarks> how complete is haswell and broadwell drm support expected to be for quantal?
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[23:55] <LLStarks> domo arigato mr roboto
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[23:56] <LLStarks> why so anal udsbotu
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