[12:20] <BluesKaj> Hi all
[16:41] <mmikowski> Hi BluesKaj!
[17:39] <ahoneybun[m]> Heyo BluesKaj
[20:50] <fenris[m]1> holla
[20:56] <arraybolt3> bonjour
[22:05] <RikMills> mmikowski: not had any response from the ubuntu budgie people on the flavour flutter installer
[22:05] <mmikowski> ah, thanks RikMills
[22:06] <mmikowski> will still spin up as we discussed on 23.04.
[22:07] <RikMills> sure
[22:07] <RikMills> the discourse post says that Brian Murray from canonical was helping them, so I may try him instead
[22:08] <RikMills> I can build the ubuntu installer here, but not the budgie one
[22:08] <RikMills> though the ubuntu one has moved on a fair bit since the last budgie commit


[12:16]  * MacSlow -> lunch
[14:50] <mac_v> mpt: ... i really have to appreciate your patience , kudos... still replying in Bug 332945 :)
[14:50] <mpt> :)
[14:55] <mac_v> mpt: would you consider implementing  Vincenzo's Idea? > https://lists.launchpad.net/ayatana/msg00266.html
[14:55] <mac_v> would that be easy for a Karmic+1 cycle?
[14:57] <mpt> mac_v, the basic problem with that proposal is described here: http://usablesecurity.com/2005/07/23/simon-says/
[14:57] <djsiegel_> danrabbit: I marked two papercuts in round-3 as affecting humanity
[14:57] <djsiegel_> just so you can have icons ready
[15:01] <mac_v> ah... a valid point :)
[15:05] <mac_v> mpt: may i suggest renaming the update-notifier daemon > update-manager daemon . since its now working just as an update manger daemon, and there is no notifier
[15:06] <mpt> mac_v, that makes sense to me. It might even make sense to merge them into a single program, I don't know.
[15:07] <mac_v> its just that a daemon named differently ,opening a different named app , creeps out users
[15:08] <mac_v> your idea also sounds good
[15:11]  * SiDi doesn't think a desktop app and a daemon should have the same name ~
[15:12] <mac_v> ;p
[15:12] <mpt> Does that make evolution-data-server bad too?
[15:13] <SiDi> no idea, i dont have evolution installed
[15:15] <mac_v> but evolution is the default email/calander app, and it does have a calender and address book
[15:16]  * mac_v used to actually hate not being able to remove it ;p
[15:19] <mac_v> mpt: initially "evolution" in the name confused me, wondered why evolution was still in the system even after i removed "evolution mail client", only later i realized what it was for
[15:20] <mpt> I guess the distinction is that evolution-data-server is used for purposes other than Evolution. But update-notifier exists only to open update-manager.
[15:21] <mac_v> yeah, i got that about evolution only later...
[15:21] <danrabbit> djsiegel: is that 2 papercuts that I need to fix or two papercuts that I *have* fixed?
[15:22] <danrabbit> djsiegel_: ^
[15:29] <danrabbit> Ah, I think I've discovered the two. Nautilus and Folders?
[15:29] <danrabbit> If so, one is solved and the other is kind of upstream and I can't really do anything about it :p
[15:30] <mac_v> danrabbit: are you involved in Humanity icon set?
[15:31] <danrabbit> yep, I started it
[15:32] <mac_v> danrabbit: why have all the icons been done in svg, and why is the max size only 48px?
[15:33] <mac_v> just out of curiosity , why the theme has been done so
[15:33] <danrabbit> Well, SVG is just easier to work with
[15:33] <danrabbit> I can distribute the source and the working theme at the same time
[15:33] <danrabbit> so for collaboration, it's much easier.
[15:34] <danrabbit> Also, in a lot of cases, I can get the file size of an SVG icon very very small in comparison to a PNG
[15:34] <mac_v> oh...ok... because breathe has been doing svg source and rendering them in png,
[15:35] <danrabbit> Yea it just removes a step
[15:35] <danrabbit> Also, I can copy my symlinks across all sizes and that removes quite a bit of work
[15:35] <danrabbit> In your case it might not be as beneficial
[15:36] <danrabbit> elementary typically does not have as many elements as breath, I think
[15:36] <mac_v> i have been having a problem with a 48px svg not rendering properly , the shape gets distorted, but as a png the shape comes out well, why is that?
[15:37] <mac_v> danrabbit: http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1325768/PNG.png , http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1325768/SVG.png , any thoughts?
[15:43] <MacSlow> SiDi, if you interested I pushed a bit more of the current blur/surface-cache work to https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~macslow/notify-osd/blur-cache (also with tests/examples using the new APIs)
[15:43] <MacSlow> SiDi, integration with notify-osd is still in the works
[15:43] <SiDi> MacSlow: i'll have a look
[15:44] <SiDi> I didnt understand what the tests were doing though MacSlow
[15:44] <SiDi> MacSlow: i had a look at the code for XFCE integration, i can port the whole gconf stuff to xfconf if you're ok with it; Apparently the xubuntu devs should accept to ship a notify-osd-xfce package
[15:45] <SiDi> (when i say port, i mean as a compiling option. #ifndef __USE_XFCE <gconf code> #else <xfconf_code> #endif)
[15:45] <MacSlow> SiDi, as long as that will be a compile time-switch I'm fine with it
[15:45] <SiDi> okey great
[15:48] <SiDi> MacSlow: why does notify-osd use 15MB ram ? what makes it weight so much ?
[15:51] <MacSlow> SiDi, 3.2 MBytes here
[15:52] <SiDi> wow, there is something wrong
[15:52] <SiDi> 32 or 64bits, MacSlow ?
[15:52] <MacSlow> on a AMD64 system
[15:52] <mac_v> SiDi: 3.1 for me in 32bit
[15:52] <SiDi> Ok then i have a problem
[15:53] <SiDi> Does it use many gnome shared libraries ?
[15:53] <SiDi> Cause i'm on XFCE (but i recall it used to be around 6MB on the same system in April)
[15:54]  * SiDi reinstalled, 9MB now... weird
[15:54] <MacSlow> SiDi, it needs cairo, glib and gtk of course
[15:54] <MacSlow> and that's it
[15:54] <SiDi> We use all of this :|
[15:54] <SiDi> and we even use gconf somewhere else
[15:55] <SiDi> I'll check this out with a clean install later then
[21:12] <djsiegel_> danrabbit: how is humanity work coming?
[21:12] <danrabbit> Are you referring to those two bugs you marked me for?
[21:13] <djsiegel_> no
[21:13] <djsiegel_> just in general
[21:13] <danrabbit> I need to sync some changes from elementary.
[21:14] <danrabbit> I think I may have some things to recolor lurking around


[10:45] <FloSoft> hi, with my recent upload I'll get "rejected: dpkg-source failed for ....dsc [return: 2] what does that mean?
[11:14] <maxb> FloSoft: it means you haven't shown us enough of the error message to say :-/
[11:55] <FloSoft> maxb: I think I've found the problem, dpkg-buildpackage added a line to debian/patches/series - but there was no line ending so he merged 2 patch-lines :/
[12:39] <maxb> ah, that would do it
[17:20] <mryan> Hello - anybody around?
[17:53] <evillyEvil> is it at all possible to edit a comment posted on a merge proposal page?
[17:54] <evillyEvil> (sometimes I make some typos and it'd be really great to be able to edit the comment)
[17:56] <lifeless> no, sorry.
[17:56] <lifeless> It is a requested feature
[23:43] <Zoohouse> I tried to set up my OpenPGP keys on Launchpad.net but the email never arrives to my account.


[00:44] <gbkersey> JamesBenson: I'm using BCM57711 10-Gigabit in quite a few R710/R610 all running Ubuntu 16.04 with no problems.
[05:11] <oskie> is there a way to control when the system does "apt-get update" automatically?
[06:36] <lordievader> Good morning
[15:34] <nacc> oskie: well, it generally doesn't
[15:35] <foo> I'm having memory issues that have occured 3 times in the past month. It would seem something is going on... the system mainly has nginx + gunicorn + various python scripts + postgres. I suspect nginx and postgres tuning for system specs is a good place to start, agreed?
[15:36] <nacc> foo: descirbe "memory issues"?
[15:44] <teward> foo: *usually* I'd be looking at gunicorn or the python scripts as your culprits, but describe what you mean by "memory issues"?
[15:46] <foo> nacc: I can see MemoryError getting thrown in python. Although, upon further inspection this time... I see various issues: 2019-04-10 02:02:39,956 connectionpool 13279 - WARNING - Retrying (Retry(total=2, connect=None, read=None, redirect=None)) after connection broken by 'NewConnectionError( ... socket.gaierror: [Errno -3] Temporary failure in name resolution ... OSError: [Errno 101] Network is
[15:46] <foo> unreachable ... MemoryError ... hmmm.
[15:46] <foo> I'm beginning to blame python scripts and something it uses. Thanks teward
[15:47] <foo> There's an optimizing change we can make that I've been meaning to make. Now might be a good time. Also, someone suggested installing sysstat and have it run every minute in cron
[15:47] <teward> foo: unreachable means a network problem resolutoin failures are DNS< and MemoryError from *python* means your Python Scripts / gunicorn backend are consuming memory
[15:47] <teward> nginx just hands stuff off to gunicorn, and PostgreSQL doesn't really take up *that* much memory depending on what DB commands you're running
[15:47] <foo> teward: two separate things, right? What's strange is this both happened at the same time
[15:47] <foo> teward: yeah, relatively small data set too.
[15:50] <teward> gunicorn is not 'light' by the way for running Python things, so it's entirely possible that that needs tuned better.
[15:51] <teward> but yeah you'll be looking at your python stuff and your unicorn backend for the memory errors
[15:51] <tomreyn> such events can be related, you'll need to work out which one occurred first. maybe the network link was lost and a process which depends on it was spawned many times, consuming more memory than it would if the network link had been there.
[15:51] <teward> since its likely using all your system resources
[15:51] <teward> also what tomreyn said
[15:51] <foo> tomreyn: thank you, I'm thinking something like that happened
[15:52] <foo> rad, appreciate it ya'll!
[15:52] <tomreyn> this is just a theory i just magically brought up out of a magicians hat, so dont rely on that to be what happened. check + compare timestamps in logs, and, yes, do what teward said ;)
[15:57] <foo> tomreyn: nope, i see u as my god. /me bows
[15:58] <foo> tomreyn: thanks ;)
[16:00] <tomreyn> that's a bad combo, since the only thing i believe in is the existence of aliens (and i don't mean rpm)
[16:02] <foo> tomreyn: the challenge with that is we'll never see aliens. I mean, would you visit our solar system if we only had 1 star? Maybe they have another rating system
[16:02]  * tomreyn chuckles
[16:03] <yossarianuk> Hi - I am planning to install ubuntu-server in a restricted network  - where outgoing traffic is restricted- in order to connect to apt (gb.archive + security) what ip's do I need to whitelist for? Also do I need to enable the port for GPG ?
[16:09] <yossarianuk> i.e is it just a case of doing a nslookup on  gb.archive.ubuntu.com + security.ubuntu.com  and whitelist those ips ?
[16:10] <tomreyn> yossarianuk: i don't think these A records are guaranteed to be static
[16:11] <sdeziel> yossarianuk: it's a good use case for an HTTP proxy
[16:11] <tomreyn> i.e. you'll need a local proxy of sorts, which is allowed to connect to * firewall-wise. or, if this is not acceptable, work based off point release ISOs
[16:11] <yossarianuk> tomreyn: thanks
[16:12] <tomreyn> yossarianuk: i didn't understand the GPG port question
[16:13] <tomreyn> GPG, as in GNU Privacy Gueard, does not run as a daemon which listens on the Internet
[16:14] <yossarianuk> hmm I thought you needed access to a port
[16:14] <yossarianuk> its the HKP port
[16:14] <yossarianuk> https://superuser.com/questions/64922/how-to-work-around-blocked-outbound-hkp-port-for-apt-keys
[16:15] <rypervenche> yossarianuk: That's only if you are wanting to access a key server.
[16:15] <tomreyn> if you'll use utilities such as apt-add-repository which look up apt repository signing keys automatically when a PPA is added, yes. otherwise, i don't think so.
[16:15] <yossarianuk> I thought that is what apt did by default ?
[16:15] <yossarianuk> ok thanks
[16:16] <tomreyn> ubuntu's archive server apt gpg signing keys are packaged, so there should be no need to look those up. either way, you could deploy apt signing keys manually to your systems.
[16:16] <tomreyn> see /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/
[16:17] <tomreyn> also "apt-key list"
[17:45] <foo> I have ideas... but... what do you see? Looks like something is pegging CPU and RAM, agree?
[17:45] <foo> uptime load average: 1.77, 3.88, 2.42
[17:58] <sarnold> a load average doesn't mean too much in isolation
[17:58] <sarnold> I've seen nearly idle machines with a load average of ~32 and machines doing strenuous work with load average of ~2
[17:59] <sarnold> instead use top or htop or similar to see which processes are using cpu; vmstat 1 to see bi and bo, si and so columns, to see how much disk io and swap io there is
[17:59] <sarnold> that'll give you much better indicator of what the machine is doing
[17:59] <foo> sarnold: oh, whoops, I forgot to link it, heh... https://paste.ofcode.org/p8dTGJX5AKZYzAtJsgAD9t
[18:00] <sarnold> hey there we go! :)
[18:01] <sarnold> sadly I odn't know this tool.. can you scrape the si and so columns?
[18:02] <foo> sarnold: sure.
[18:02]  * foo checks vmstat
[18:03] <foo> sarnold: https://paste.ofcode.org/39eLF9awfa9qpXJx4RagY2Q
[18:04] <sarnold> foo: cool, thanks; minimal disk IO, no swapping, cpu spending a lot of time idle. it feels like a lightly-loaded network server to me. how'd I do? :)
[18:07] <foo> sarnold: ha! thank you :) In that case, I'll pay less attention to https://paste.ofcode.org/Vtqr9abPzHsWbELp5zJfLS - eg. %memused and %commit seemed high (they're red when viewed in terminal)
[18:07] <foo> sarnold: I also just rolled in a fix so that may have helped. Will keep an eye on it, thanks for the two cents! I've made notes of this, too. Been a bit rusty with troubleshooting... glad to keep notes with this now
[18:08] <sarnold> foo: a friend once said "unused memory is wasted memory"  :)
[18:08] <sarnold> foo: hold on a sec..
[18:09] <sarnold> foo: there's weeks of excellent reading on http://www.brendangregg.com/linuxperf.html and linked pages
[18:09] <compdoc> I wish I had friends :(
[18:09] <foo> sarnold: thanks!
[18:09] <sarnold> compdoc: aww :(
[18:09] <compdoc> lol
[18:13] <gislaved> when I have a nic on 2 hosts crossconnected, make a bridge for it, attach it to a VM to that bridhe, create a nic in both VM's within the same subnets, shouldn't they be able to ping ?
[18:14] <sdeziel> gislaved: in theory yes. Make sure you don't have br_netfilter loaded on any of the hosts though
[18:14] <gislaved> sdeziel as far as I see that is not the issue, it are two vyos vm's on a proxmox box and they cannot ping eachother
[18:15] <gislaved> 2 proxmox boxes
[18:15] <sdeziel> gislaved: I don't know proxmox but surely tcpdump should give you some visibility inside those bridges
[18:16] <gislaved> that is possible indeed :)
[21:10] <gbkersey>  JamesBenson: I'm using BCM57711 10-Gigabit in quite a few R710/R610 all running Ubuntu 16.04 with no problems.
[21:11] <JamesBenson> gbkersey: thanks, any special drivers?
[21:11] <JamesBenson> or just install ubuntu 16 and go?
[21:11] <gbkersey> stock.....
[21:11] <JamesBenson> what kernel do you use?
[21:12] <gbkersey> currently Linux palm 4.4.0-142-generic #168-Ubuntu SMP Wed Jan 16 21:00:45 UTC 2019 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[21:13] <gbkersey> using default params with bnx2x module
[21:14] <gbkersey> this is a filesystem network for a vm hosting cluster - we're primarily doing drbd over these connections using jumbo packets
[21:15] <gbkersey> you aren't going to see 10GB out of these on 11th gen servers - the pci bus isn't quite fast enough - but we do get 7-8 Gbps
[21:16] <gbkersey> we used the BCM5709 for the pxe installs though, so I'm not sure if the installer supports bnx2x
[23:20] <gislaved> what bond mode is best supported with 2 direct links between 2 servers ? so to say 2 crossconnects ? active/backup is no option I think


[03:15] <sladen> kiko: yes, expiry is on
[03:16] <sladen> kiko: but I haven't seen any of the bugs actually expired.  Is it possible that LP is actually going to wait 60 days /from/ when it was enabled before the first bugs are expired (even if they are already >= 60 days without update?)
[03:16] <wgrant> sladen: The expiry script isn't running yet.
[03:17] <wgrant> We are in the middle of the roadmap to turn it back on.
[04:18] <sladen> wgrant: ah right, when does it start (I've been seeing emails about it for the last couple of months, so assumed that it had happened by now)
[04:18] <sladen> wgrant: is there some Python/API script I can use in the meantime?
[04:19] <wgrant> sladen: Not sure, sorry.
[05:52] <bilalakhtar> Help! Branches aren't pushing! I expect an LP error! http://paste.ubuntu.com/530504/
[05:52] <bilalakhtar> The push isn't coming up on LP
[05:53] <bilalakhtar> okay, it came
[05:54] <bilalakhtar> I think bzr was unable to poke LP to scan immediately
[05:54] <bilalakhtar> but it DID push the branch
[05:59] <spiv> bilalakhtar: it's https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+bug/674305
[06:00] <spiv> bilalakhtar: as you saw, the push succeeds, and it appears LP still scans the branch just fine, so I'm not sure if it has any impact other than looking scary.
[06:01] <spiv> bilalakhtar: please link that pastebin to the bug, though
[06:01] <bilalakhtar> spiv: yes, doing that already
[06:01] <spiv> bilalakhtar: and specifically highlight that that pastebin shows it can happen even in the "No new revisions to push" case.
[06:03] <bilalakhtar> spiv: oops, missed that in my first comment, doing it now
[06:45]  * micahg wonders why PPAs are still building for Jaunty
[09:24] <danilo_> henninge, hey, what's up?
[09:26] <henninge> danilo_: Hi!
[11:22] <maxb> Are there any networking issues in the canonical datacentre right now?
[11:23] <maxb> I can't reach security.ubuntu.com or archive.canonical.com, and traceroute dies with gi1-0-1.oxygen.canonical.com being the last successful hop
[11:29] <maxb> losa ping?
[11:31] <gmb> maxb, losa: I'm seeing errors when pushing branches, too.
[11:31] <maxb> huh, bazaar.launchpad.net:22 appears up to me
[11:31] <jml> wow
[11:31] <jml> never got bzr: ERROR: Server sent an unexpected error: ('error', "<Fault -1: 'Unexpected Zope exception: RequestExpired: request expired.'>")
[11:31] <jml>  before
[11:31] <gmb> maxb: Yeah, they're (I think) internal XML-RPC server errors.
[11:32] <jml> there are issues with the data center
[11:32] <jml> I just checked
[11:32] <gmb> maxb: Apparently there are DC issues
[11:32] <gmb> Hah
[11:32] <gmb> Great minds.
[11:32] <gmb> (Actually, I just tend to follow jml around in the hope that I'll do something that looks smart)
[11:32] <jml> gmb: I'm just easily distracted
[11:48] <wgrant> [3
[12:01] <nessita> good morning! quick question, how can I set the default visibility of bugs and branches for a given project?
[12:24] <maxb> nessita: I think that might require admin intervention. Also privacy usually requires a commercial subscription
[12:30] <jml> so, what's going on here? http://paste.ubuntu.com/530670/
[12:30] <jml> xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault -1: 'Unexpected Zope exception: AssertionError: '>
[12:31] <spiv> jml: https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad-code/+bug/674305
[12:31]  * spiv -> zzz
[12:31] <spiv> jml: there was a little discussion on #launchpad-dev 12-ish hours ago
[12:32] <jml> spiv: ta
[13:46] <fta> doh! http://paste.ubuntu.com/530702/
[14:01] <shadeslayer> is there a way i can monitor a build through my shell?
[14:02] <shadeslayer> like.. all the output from that builder redirected to my konsole
[14:09] <bigjools> shadeslayer: no, that's not possible
[14:09] <shadeslayer> bigjools: ok
[14:09] <bigjools> shadeslayer: with a small bit of work the logtail could be exposed through the API though
[14:10] <shadeslayer> that would be cool
[14:10] <shadeslayer> i just want that i login via lp-shell and can monitor the build when i put in the build number
[14:11] <bigjools> shadeslayer: please file a bug and perhaps someone will pick it up
[14:12] <shadeslayer> i probably will
[14:58] <mpt> "Toto, I have a feeling we're not on edge.launchpad.net any more."
[14:58] <jml> mpt: indeed not
[16:58] <bdrung> launchpad failed to import an svn branch ( https://code.launchpad.net/~bdrung/+junk/opal-compiler ). where should i file this bug?
[17:01] <jml> bdrung: bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad-code
[18:14] <shtylman> any news on when the launchpad builder will support making orig.tar files for source format 3?
[18:24] <ari-tczew> I thought that it's fixed.
[19:12] <shtylman> nope, had the problem when building from a receipie in edge today
[20:10] <aaron01> I'm getting "xmlrpclib.Fault: <Fault -1: 'Unexpected Zope exception: AssertionError: '>" when trying to push up changes. (full traceback: http://www.pastie.org/private/kbgfabcx0bgv6rl2bksjtg)
[20:11] <lifeless> we're having some load issues on an internal system
[20:11] <lifeless> we hope to have it fixed early next week :(. Until then please retry.
[20:11] <lifeless> flacoste: ^ its a shame we can't get something done sooner
[20:12] <aaron01> lifeless: thanks.
[20:12] <flacoste> aaron01: from my understanding, it succeeds?
[20:12] <aaron01> flacoste: seems to, yes.
[20:13] <sense> I've created a project on Launchpad for my LoCo and would like to make sure my subteam leaders can add the already existing Launchpad projects as subprojects of the new ubuntu-nl project. However, I heard that due to a recent change it it necessary to have a special kind of project if you want to use subprojects. Is it possible to use an already existing Launchpad project for this, and how do I do this?
[20:14] <sense> It used to be very easy to do this with regular projects, but apparently something was changed.
[23:09] <ovnicraft> hi folks, there is anyway to support plugins in lp?
[23:10] <ovnicraft> i will use bzr-colo and need push in lp


[00:28] <dmcglone1> Hey all :-)
[00:30] <Unit193> dmcglone1: We are going to give you the silent treatment for not showing up anymore ;)
[00:30] <Unit193> Howdy!
[00:31] <dmcglone1> LOL well it's hard when I'm on vacation in another state :-)
[00:31] <dmcglone1> I got a Ubuntu question
[00:32] <dmcglone1> How do I manually mount my SD card. For some reason it will not auto mount
[00:33] <dmcglone1> I also don't know how to find it. I looked under lsusb but don't know which device it is
[00:34] <dmcglone1> tail shows me:
[00:34] <dmcglone1> usb 1-5: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 3
[00:34] <Unit193> Find where it is with   sudo fdisk -l  and then    sudo mkdir /media/{whatever} && sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/{whatever}    (replace sda1 with what you find with fdisk
[00:34] <dmcglone1> let me give that a try
[00:35] <dmcglone1> fdisk -l doesn't show it
[00:36] <Unit193> They will come back in ~30 and say that's not the best way
[00:36] <Unit193> How about   sudo blkid  ?
[00:37] <dmcglone1> all I need to do is figure out what the card is being recognized as and I can do the rest
[00:37] <Unit193> blkid didn't show it either?
[00:38] <dmcglone1> david@ace:~$ sudo blkid
[00:38] <dmcglone1> /dev/sda1: UUID="ec43074a-d3f8-4fba-84aa-83d64f26523b" TYPE="ext4"
[00:38] <dmcglone1> /dev/sda5: UUID="2ff6e467-b2ae-4a07-87c4-4436254c52ec" TYPE="swap"
[00:38] <dmcglone1> 1 is my linux 5 is swap
[00:38] <Unit193> Looks as if it's not going to find it
[00:38] <Unit193> I noticed that
[00:39] <dmcglone1> but tail recognizes when I plug it in
[00:40] <Unit193> dmesg tell you anything fun?
[00:41] <dmcglone1> same thing tail /var/log messages tells me
[00:42] <dmcglone1> /var/log/messages that is
[00:42] <Unit193> I wasn't sure what you were tail-ing
[00:42] <dmcglone1> [ 1380.288140] usb 1-5: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 4
[00:47] <dmcglone1> looks like I'll have to wait till I get home to transfer my pictures :-/
[00:48] <Unit193> That, or wait for smart person/join #ubuntu
[00:49] <dmcglone1> Ah everybody in here is smart in their own way.
[00:49] <dmcglone1> :-)
[01:01] <dmcglone1> I might have to find me a dentist before the week is over. Got a slight tooth ache :-/
[01:02] <Unit193> Hammertime!
[01:02] <Unit193> That's not the best response...
[01:02] <dmcglone1> LOL
[02:57] <dmcglone1> well I'm out for the night. g'night all
[02:58] <Unit193> !1enolgcmd thgin dooG
[03:55] <Unit193> Cheri703: Re: Getting the LoCo doing something. Are you looking at something or do you just want to get started on anything and looking for ideas?
[03:55] <Cheri703> open to ideas
[03:56] <Unit193> Did you have something in mind? I know the wiki needs work, but I'm NOT a wiki person. There is also the ISO testing (I think you said this one too)
[04:30] <Cheri703> yeah, we can discuss ideas
[04:33] <Unit193> At the next meeting? When is that anywho?
[04:56] <Cheri703> next full loco meeting?
[05:02] <Unit193> Yeah, isn't that what you were talking about?
[05:09] <Cheri703> yeah
[17:28] <Cheri703_> I don't think I'm going to make it tonight :/
[19:14] <Unit193> canthus13: Mind if I put your name in a linux terminal project I have? (As someone that has really helped)
[19:19] <canthus13> Uh... Sure.
[22:59] <skrappjaw-DX2> Howdy. Sorry I wasn't at unusual hour. When this HTML coding job sets in to motion I'll be available for it again.
[22:59] <skrappjaw-DX2> Ubuntu*
[23:00] <skrappjaw-DX2> Im hating the auto correct on this thing right now.
[23:00] <J21> Cheri703 said she didn't think she could go and Unit193 wasn't there wither
[23:00] <J21> s/wither/either/
[23:03] <skrappjaw-DX2> Ah.
[23:13] <Cheri703_> no worries skrappjaw-DX2, I had a crazy week and my ride home canceled, so I just stayed home
[23:27] <skrappjaw-DX2> Cheri703: Cool. Been busy myself.


[00:12] <ScottK> yofel: digikam should be using kipi-plugins from the archive, not installing it's own.
[00:13] <yofel> ScottK: kipi-plugins is shipped as part of digikam SC these days
[00:13] <yofel> all I had to fix was the breaks/replaces really
[00:13] <ScottK> I see.
[00:13] <ScottK> But it's still a separate binary.
[00:13] <ScottK> , right?
[00:14] <yofel> well, yes. This was about a file that was incorrectly in digikam, not in kipi-plugins and the file move was missing the replaces stanza
[00:23] <ScottK> OK.  Thanks.
[03:14] <manchicken> Tomorrow I will have internet again. Yay.
[09:03] <lordievader> Good morning.
[09:32] <rohan> yofel: what am i being blamed for?
[09:33] <rohan> i just installed kubuntu 13.10, and I can't connect to any network device: network manager applet fails with "IP configuration was unavailable"
[09:36] <smartboyhw> Maybe shadeslayer should help^ :P
[09:41] <rohan> well for now i'm just preventing NM and using "dhclient usb0", using tethering on my phone
[09:41] <rohan> and doing a dist-upgrade
[09:41] <rohan> hopefully the dist-upgrade fixes the issue
[09:42] <yofel> rohan: lol, sorry, I meant shadeslayer. I didn't realize your nick was there ^^
[10:07] <mustafa_muhammad> Hi ll
[10:07] <mustafa_muhammad> *all
[10:07] <mustafa_muhammad> I was trying to provide more useful trace for https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/apport/+bug/1238330
[10:08] <mustafa_muhammad> The KDE crash handler offered to install debug symbols, and installed some, but not all of the required debug packages
[10:09] <mustafa_muhammad> I need the debug packages for some file, like
[10:09] <mustafa_muhammad> /usr/bin/python3.3
[10:16] <rohan> the network problem fixed itself after a system upgrade and reboot
[10:31] <rohan> any idea what's the best place to put my synaptics touchpad settings so that they stick? /usr/share/X11/xorg.conf.d/50-synaptics.conf seems not to work
[10:33] <BluesKaj_> Hi folks
[10:45] <markey> gah, after the latest system update, OpenGL with Intel no longer works at all
[10:46] <markey> Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0".
[10:46] <markey> what happened there?
[10:52] <markey> great timing too, I'm in the middle of developing something with OpenGL
[10:55] <markey> apachelogger: is opengl working for you with Intel currently?
[10:58] <markey> for some reason the Nvidia driver was installed although I don't even have Nvidia
[10:58] <markey> apparently Kubuntu thinks I have Optimus
[11:09] <markey> alright, fixed it by uninstalling the Nvidia stuff. that was weird
[13:41] <lordievader> Riddell: For the kubuntu-docs package I removed the links to the installation pages: http://griffioen.no-ip.org/ <- there are the two files (dsc and tar.gz) that you want ;)
[13:47] <smartboyhw> well, I can upload this as long as another dev acks this, it's post-Final Freeze after all-.-
[13:48] <smartboyhw> (Actually, Riddell or ScottK)
[13:53] <lordievader> smartboyhw: That would be great :)
[13:55] <smartboyhw> lordievader, erm, I am getting this: E: kubuntu-docs changes: changed-by-address-malformed Olivier van der Toorn <lordievader@corellian-corvette>
[13:55] <smartboyhw> Is the email address correct?
[13:57] <lordievader> smartboyhw: Euhh, no. That comes from the change log? I think?
[13:57] <smartboyhw> lordievader, let me check
[13:57] <smartboyhw> Yes it does-.-
[13:58] <smartboyhw> Please do set DEBEMAIL in your ~/.bashrc to the correct email ....
[13:59] <lordievader> smartboyhw: Changed the email address in the change log, could you try again?
[14:01] <smartboyhw> lordievader, good
[14:01] <smartboyhw> Checked
[14:02] <lordievader> ^^
[14:02] <smartboyhw> Question (explicitly to Riddell): Shouldn't maintainer of kubuntu-docs be Kubuntu Developers instead of you?
[15:21] <smartboyhw> um, wait, I just realized Riddell is away for the week, oh damnit
[15:22] <smartboyhw> I think it's OK to change the Maintainers to "Kubuntu Developers".......
[15:25] <BluesKaj> smartboyhw. maintainers and devs may not be the same
[15:25] <smartboyhw> BluesKaj, I think that actually should have been the docs team
[15:25] <smartboyhw> But I'm not sure what email it would be....
[15:26] <smartboyhw> It certainly != Riddell himself.
[15:29] <smartboyhw> lordievader, you based on the wrong package, I have to implement it myself-.-
[15:30] <smartboyhw> Basically, you ignored the changes in debian/ dir
[15:33] <smartboyhw> lordievader, I'm sorry, I don't have the time to re-work the kubuntu-docs package myself. Can you please base your work on the package in the archive, and give us the link again?
[15:44] <debfx> smartboyhw: changing the maintainer to Kubuntu Developers is fine since there are no single package maintainers in Ubuntu
[15:52] <smartboyhw> debfx, sure
[17:05] <lordievader> smartboyhw: Ah my apologies, I'll get right on it.
[17:12] <lordievader> I took the kubuntu-docs_13.10ubuntu2 as base, hope this is correct: http://griffioen.no-ip.org is where they are under the name of kubuntu-docs_13.10ubuntu3.[dsc|tar.gz]
[19:37] <starbuck1> does the network manager actually have a systray icon, or am I the only one missing it (maybe due to bad updates or settings)?
[19:39] <soee> starbuck1, its gone after last updates
[19:42] <starbuck1> soee: thanks for confirm, so i dont worry about my system at fault
[19:43] <soee> its not me or you,  others reported this too
[19:45] <BluesKaj> there is an alternative network management widget , if you take a look
[20:11] <apachelogger> eh
[20:11] <apachelogger> wasn't that supposed to be fixed since friday afternoon?
[20:11] <apachelogger> shadeslayer: ^
[20:13] <BluesKaj> apachelogger. well the NM appears with a different icon and connection/settings dialogs
[20:13] <apachelogger> yes, because saucy features a different version
[20:14] <apachelogger> but on thursday it was actually broken
[20:14] <BluesKaj> the NM availble in win widgets
[20:14] <apachelogger> and I had thought that was fixed fridayish
[20:14] <BluesKaj> er just widgets
[20:14] <BluesKaj> I think the original NM has been replacewd with some other devs version
[20:15] <apachelogger> oh
[20:15] <apachelogger> soee, starbuck1: assuming it was fixed, which i cannot test, it is likely that you have to enable it via the systray settings dialog
[20:16] <apachelogger> i.e. since the binaries disappeared for a day it may be that plasma decided to remove it from the config
[20:16] <soee> apachelogger, ah yes there was no such option last time i checked
[20:16] <soee> now i can check Manage network
[20:17] <soee> and i have it back, though in systray settings icon for NM is missing
[20:18] <BluesKaj> network manager shows it's still installed , but the appearance is quite different than the big blue "NM" icon in the widgets panel tool box
[20:18] <apachelogger> soee: ah, you mean in the dialog there is no icon for the entry?
[20:19] <apachelogger> if so, please file a bug
[20:19] <apachelogger> that's easy enough to fix ^^
[20:19] <BluesKaj> apachelogger. no it looks a blank page
[20:19] <BluesKaj> like
[20:19] <soee> true
[20:19] <apachelogger> bug report and assign to me please
[20:20] <soee> where can i report this ?
[20:21] <apachelogger> lunchpad
[20:41] <BluesKaj> apachelogger. I reported it on launchpad , but I guess I missed the step to assign it to you.  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kde-workspace/+bug/1239444
[20:49] <BluesKaj> ah , good , you picked it up , apachelogger
[21:07] <BluesKaj> ok , enough for today


[13:10] <Robin> how to format a locked harddrive in gparted (dualbooting ith winxp)
[13:11] <Robin> with winxp*
[22:43] <xivulon> evand, I looked briefly at the daily build of the 20th but it's still the old lupin/casper, is that normal?


[07:53] <dholbach> good morning
[18:35] <rafaelement> will there be a Q&A Session today?
[18:45] <JoseeAntonioR> rafaelement: yes
[18:59] <shocm> yeah
[18:59] <benkaiser> yep
[18:59] <BBoy> Hi
[18:59] <Guest42> yes
[19:00] <none_of_them> Yes
[19:00] <none_of_them> :-)
[19:00] <bjaanes> Wuhu! Finally made it to the live session xD
[19:01] <benkaiser> QUESTION: Do you have an Ubuntu Phone on you at the moment?
[19:01] <sunny__> What about own ubuntu graphical server ?
[19:02] <hallino1> When Ubuntu OS will be released for Galaxy Nexus?
[19:02] <GuidoPallemans> but this is irc...
[19:02] <BBoy> QUESTION :Is this true that Ubuntu for mobile will support the full OpenGL ? I thought these kind of devices (phones/tablets) only supported OpenGL ES ? Thanks.
[19:03] <bjaanes> QUESTION: Will we get any news about some tablet-specific UI for Ubuntu any time soon?
[19:03] <sunny__> What do you think about sailfish ?
[19:03] <Guest42> QUESTION: What's the point of making the new smart scope server proprietary? Should we worry that canonical doesn't take open source seriously anymore?
[19:04] <none_of_them> QUESTION: Hello Jono! Is it true that higher end Ubuntu phones will be dockable to tablets similar to what ASUS is doing with the PadFone?
[19:05] <hallino1> QUESTION: It's possible to use python on Ubuntu Phone?
[19:06] <Gordon_> QUESTION:  Maybe I missed it, but is there a timeframe consumers (me) can expect to see a Ubuntu phone on the market?
[19:06] <benkaiser> bjaanes: watch this, Mark Shuttleworth talks about the tablet UI here http://www.viddler.com/v/d69cfc44?secret=70013716
[19:07] <none_of_them> Thanks, benkaiser
[19:08] <tosho> jono:  how do you see Ubuntu (desktop and mobile) in the next 5 to 10 years
[19:09] <BBoy> QUESTION : Hi, Is this true that Ubuntu for mobile will support the full OpenGL ? I thought these kind of devices only supported OpenGL ES ? Thanks. Will there be a windows system, or a split-screen system (like on Windows 8 tablets) on Ubuntu for Mobile/Tablet to display two apps at the same time ? Thanks.
[19:09] <rafaelement> Question: Jono, what do you think of the idea of having a tag-based filesystem on Ubuntu? It would fit well with the phone too.
[19:10] <sunny__> What do you think about dnf - fork yum in fedora18? Does canonical think about replacing apt-get on something else?
[19:10] <BBoy> Oups sorry about double question about OpenGL :S
[19:11] <JoseeAntonioR> jono: keep reading the question, there's more of it
[19:11] <GuidoPallemans> QUESTION: will it be possible to sync your Ubuntu phone to your desktop, which is on another computer? I'm thinking about the scopes you install, or contacts, or messaging, or maybe also the apps you have installed?
[19:13] <Guest42> QUESTION: Do you have any statistics about community involvement over the last years?
[19:13] <JoseeAntonioR> QUESTION: Will there be a way to block in/outcoming mobile traffic and do all the syncs via WiFi?
[19:14] <benkaiser> QUESTION: will there be wifi hotspot (internet sharing) functionality in the ubuntu phone?
[19:14] <hallino1> QUESTION: [Joking mode on] Why don't you use Ubuntu cup? :D
[19:15] <rafaelement> Question: the default icon representing the desktop in the dash has a white horizontal bar across it. do you know what it is for, and is it going to be replaced?it looks funny and is easily changeable...
[19:15] <loro1> hey! Have any nuber how many users have Ubuntu?
[19:16] <sunny__> QUESTION: What about usr move in ubuntu(moving /lib, /bin in /usr/lib, /usr/bin)?
[19:16] <pemibo> QUESTION: Will there be a way to import an existing address book on a Ubuntu phone?
[19:16] <bjaanes> QUESTION: While this has gotten better over time; plug & play and general compatability with hardware and devices is still a major issue for many users. Do you think this will get a lot better real soon?
[19:17] <hallino1> QUESTION: What about battery optimization?
[19:17] <hallino1> For Ubuntu Phone
[19:18] <Gordon_> QUESTION:  Mobile phones are all about APPS.  How does Ubuntu plan to compete against Google Play and Iphone apps?
[19:19] <xedi> QUESTION: What do you think about the predominant way of helping people by giving terminal commands. On the one hand it is very efficient, on the other it creates the impression that you need to use the terminal to use Ubuntu. What do you prefer when helping people?
[19:19] <Tuxkalle_> QUESTION:Are you able to get me the autograph of leann ogasawara jono? :-)Shipped to Norway:-)
[19:19] <The_Matrix> QUESTION: In addition to smartphones and tablets, will Ubuntu OS support MP3 players like the Samsung Galaxy Player?
[19:20] <jfj33> QUESTION: Hi Jono, does Ubuntu & Canonical recognise that it has an unprecedented opportunity in the desktop arena right now, with so much user dissatisfaction over Win8, and Apple gearing everything towards mobile? It sort of feels like focus is elsewhere, but I'd love to see Ubuntu take advantage of this opportunity. I know the desktop isn't sexy, but it's not quite dead just yet, is it?
[19:21] <frederickLinux> hi
[19:21] <tosho> jono: How Canonical will fight/compete with Ubuntu's based distros (desktop and mobile)?
[19:22] <loro1> do you know how many users have Ubuntu right now?
[19:22] <frederickLinux> ubuntu in this moment is a good system congratulations, but need more stability
[19:22] <Tuxkalle_> QUESTION: What os with out ubuntu have you used jono?
[19:23] <bjaanes> QUESTION: Honstly, do you think Ubuntu ever will get a real hold over M$ Windows and such?
[19:23] <bjaanes> FYI, i certanly hope so
[19:25] <BBoy> QUESTION : Will it be easy to port already existing desktop apps to mobile/tablet. Is it only a question of writing again the interface or does it involves heavy core changes ?
[19:25] <sunny__> QUESTION: Maybe somebody in canonical think about changing apt-get for something else?
[19:25] <hallino1> QUESTION: Will Ubuntu Phone use (maybe Ubuntu One) for store online contact book, photos, and so other like google service?
[19:26] <jfj33> Thanks Jono!
[19:26] <tosho> yes
[19:27] <hallino1> QUESTION: Is there a chance to get the Ubuntu Phone (Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 7 here) for testing and app development?
[19:28] <hallino1> QUESTION: It's possible to get a contact to Panasonic for important (life) things :(
[19:28] <FlagHunter> QUESTION: Are Desktop-Widgets still on the release plan for 13.04?
[19:29] <Tuxkalle_> QUESTION: jose can you post the email adress that jono sayed i do not got it :-)
[19:29] <Gordon_> LOL
[19:30] <Kostic> QUESTION: Is Canonical planning to redesign Launchpad to look something like Transifex? Also, why does Launchpad give higher priority over translations made by etc. Gnome team rather than the Launchpad contributed translations?
[19:32] <rafaelement> Question: you said in a previous Q&A that Ubuntu phone probably wont run android apps even if it would technically be possible. However, wouldnt that be quite a killer feature!!! (?)
[19:33] <rafaelement> (I understand that it wouldnt look integrated...)
[19:33] <JoseeAntonioR> Tuxkalle_<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[19:34] <Elken> QUESTION: In your opinion, what should be the defacto package technology? ie, deb, rpm, etc.
[19:34] <Tuxkalle_> QUESTION: have you heard about adainitiative?
[19:34] <loro1> HOW MANY USERS HAVE UBUNTU,do you know?
[19:35] <hallino1> QUESTION: (Sorry for bad question) Do you have contact of Panasonic (or maybe Panasonic Italy)? I'm searching about it because I have to say with them about a really important life thing.. Thanks Jono! You're  the best! :)
[19:35] <Kostic> Jono, Kostic is pronounced as Kostitj... Nevermind. :)
[19:37] <hallino1> Edit: (You or someone that can help me)
[19:37] <Gordon_> Good point Jono
[19:37] <jfj33> Here here!
[19:37] <BBoy> QUESTION : As a musician, don't you think professional music softwares and plugins are lacking on Linux ? No VST's, no comercial software (such as Reason,Ableton,Cubase,..),.. We're seeing an evolution in video games with Valves' Steam coming to Ubuntu, do you think we could see a similar evolution for music composition on Ubuntu?
[19:38] <jfj33> QUESTION: How far are off do you think we are from being able to make music in Ubuntu as easily as it currently is in Windows? I have Ubuntu Studio installed, and while I love it and support it, in all honesty it's just not quite 'there' yet (imho). Any fledgling/new open source DAW projects on the boil that you know of? Which of the current DAWs stand out?
[19:38] <jfj33> haha! BBoy - like one mind!
[19:39] <Elken> BBoy Mixx is pretty decent
[19:39] <FlagHunter> QUESTION: Have you already heard the rumor that Microsoft considers bringing Office to Linux? If yes, what do you think of it?
[19:39] <none_of_them> REGARDING MUSIC SOFTWARE: Renoise is pretty awesome and cross plattform. Just FYI.
[19:40] <jfj33> I'd love to see something like Ableton that I can just plug a MIDI keyboard in and have it work out of box...
[19:40] <JoseeAntonioR> (That's Ardour for those of you who didn't get it)
[19:41] <benkaiser> QUESTION: what other window managers / desktop environments have you tried? have you ever tried a tiling window manager such as xmonad, aweomewm or wmii? if so what are your thoughts on them?
[19:41] <jfj33> +1 for Renoise! Reaper also has a linux dev version
[19:42] <BBoy> Mixx is just for DJ, I'm talking about composition ;)
[19:43] <Elken> BBoy, Ah, my apologies :)
[19:43] <Gordon_> QUESTION:  I want to build a 64gb ram Ubuntu monster for my main computer.  Is there a place where I can piece this together to ensure all the parts work?
[19:43] <benkaiser> thanks jono :)
[19:43] <JoseeAntonioR> Any more questions, guys?
[19:44] <benkaiser> Gordon_: system76?
[19:44] <pemibo> QUESTION: Have you heard about a new "Linux app format" mentioned on the Gnome Developer Experience Hackfest? The idea is that these apps should be single binaries that run on any distribution. What do you think about it?
[19:44] <Gordon_> TY
[19:44] <virusuy> QUESTION: How do you manage your time between: work, music, and family ? Greetings from Uruguay
[19:44] <FlagHunter> QUESTION: Are Canonical employees forced to run Ubuntu and Unity on their personal machines or can they run whatever they want?
[19:45] <BBoy> Yep renoise isn't bad that's right, but the old school interface is a bit hard for me (you have to write notes with letters :S)
[19:45] <Kostic> QUESTION: (Kostitj ;)) Have you seen Go language and (if you have) would it be a good replacement in terms of code beauty and performance for core Ubuntu apps (USC I am looking at you :D) (on desktop/mobile)?
[19:45] <Charles-W8KWA> QUESTION: We gonna get some guitar playing today? (Request for 'Free the software')
[19:46] <Elken> QUESTION: Have you heard of/read about John Carmack's opinion on Linux not being a worthwhile game development platform? If so, what's your take on it?
[19:46] <Vince-0> more metal!
[19:47] <BBoy> @Elken, but I agree that Mixx is really nice for DJing ;), I have some friends using it and they're very pleased with it !
[19:47] <Kostic> QUESTION: Yes. :D
[19:48] <Schmahxgn> Question: Is there any chance of getting AdobeAir back on Ubuntu and its variants as well as Linux in General??
[19:48] <Kostic> QUESTION: Kost-eeetj... Thanks. :)
[19:48] <sunny__> QUESTION: What display server use in UbuntuPhone?
[19:48] <Elken> BBoy I'm not a DJ personally, but I looked into it briefly, oddly enough for a similar reason to you :p, and was happy with it.
[19:48] <pemibo> QUESTION: How can one imagine a usual day of your work? Are you working at home or is there any Ubuntu office near you, you are working in?
[19:48] <benkaiser> QUESTION: have you ever purchased any system76 computers?
[19:49] <beardofomens> QUESTION: often i read articles by someone criticising linux for being hard to develop for or unfinished or difficult to use. Many people agressively tell them they are wrong in comments and the tone is not like Ubuntus code of conduct. Do you think that "linux fans" or "free software fans" who are too agressive are hurting linux? can this be stopped and how?
[19:50] <Vince-0> Carmack reckons games on Wine are more to the point
[19:50] <freedom> QUESTION: Do you think dell becoming a private company with the help of microsoft will have an impact to their ubuntu offerings?
[19:51] <Elken> QUESTION: Could you settle the age old debate of vim vs. emacs once and for all?
[19:51] <FlagHunter> QUESTION: I'm looking to buy a new TV later this year. Any plans when TVs with Ubuntu will be available?
[19:52] <justin86> QUESTION: What is your favorite Linux/Open Source news site?
[19:53] <Schmahxgn> My username here is pronounced "Shma", the 'xgn' is silent, but I have one more Question: Will it be safe to assume that Ubuntu will be a large presence at this year's SouthEast LinuxFest (SELF) in Charlotte, North Carolina this June?
[19:53] <BBoy> QUESTION : Will apps on Ubuntu Mobile use a permission-system like on Android for security, or you have a different approach ?
[19:54] <Gordon_> Spot On
[19:54] <Gordon_> Realname sign ins help with the BS
[19:56] <Elken> QUESTION: Can you shed any light on what plans Canonical have for the future, if applicable?
[19:56] <Schmahxgn> Yessir.
[19:56] <bjaanes> Yeah, go for it!
[19:56] <tosho> rock and roll
[19:56] <jfj33> GUITARRRRRRR
[19:56] <Charles-W8KWA> yes!!! Free the guitar!
[19:56] <Elken> GUITAR
[19:56] <The_Flying_V> +1 guITAR
[19:56] <FlagHunter> yes
[19:56] <GuidoPallemans> ... well this is awkward
[19:56] <Gordon_> sure
[19:56] <bjaanes> Rock on!
[19:56] <BBoy> YESSS
[19:56] <xedi> GUITAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[19:56] <Vince-0> metal licks!
[19:56] <Elken> ROCK && ROLL
[19:56] <Tuxkalle_> yes
[19:57] <Tuxkalle_> QUESTION: yes
[19:57] <The_Flying_V> lock'n'loll
[19:57] <tosho> yes
[19:57] <Gordon_> Oh yes
[19:57] <Elken> Yes, not you
[19:57] <Schmahxgn> Yes.
[19:58] <virusuy> QUESTION: Metallica or Megadeth ? :-P
[19:58] <JoseeAntonioR> jono: ping
[19:58] <Gordon_> LOL, his MIC is auto leveling
[19:58] <The_Flying_V> haha... the sound is fading out....
[19:58] <Elken> Supersonic
[19:58] <Charles-W8KWA> Sound is hardly there
[19:58] <bjaanes> *clap
[19:59] <bjaanes> clapclapclap
[19:59] <Vince-0> whoot
[19:59] <Gordon_> Nice dude
[19:59] <hippyjake> whoo!
[19:59] <jfj33> Cheers Jono
[19:59] <Gordon_> Good one, greetings from Seattle
[19:59] <tosho> Ubuntu in space! When?
[19:59] <Elken> QUESTION: Vim or emacs?
[19:59] <FlagHunter> QUESTION: Do you love bacon?
[19:59] <Kostic> Vim
[19:59] <Schmahxgn> SouthEast LinuxFest plans?
[19:59] <Tuxkalle_> See you next time :-)
 QUESTION: Metallica or Megadeth ? :-P
[20:00] <Gordon_> TY
[20:00] <Elken> Cheers Jono
[20:00] <Vince-0> ty, gnight
[20:00] <pemibo> Thanks Jono!
[20:00] <tosho> Thank You
[20:00] <benkaiser> thanks Jono :)
[20:00] <bashrc> Thanks Jono
[20:00] <jfj33> Thanks
[20:00] <BBoy> Thank you
[20:01] <Charles-W8KWA> Rock on Jono
[23:28] <brycr> yes
[23:29] <brycr> hey jose is it making a big progress