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[01:34] <little> Hi again, Dougie. (: |
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[01:43] <DougieRichardson> hi! |
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[01:44] <DougieRichardson> can't sleep - worried I'll forget clocks go back |
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[01:45] <little> LOL. Why not just set them back? |
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[01:50] <little> They don't go back until November 4! |
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[01:50] <little> So you can sleep. (: |
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[01:51] <DougieRichardson> they go back tonight - in the UK |
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[01:52] <little> Ah, I didn't realize you did them on different days. Learn something new every day. (: |
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[01:54] <DougieRichardson> in 5 minutes time... 0200 on the last Sunday in October. |
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[01:55] <DougieRichardson> I'm sure someone asked that hardware list to come on board a while back. |
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[01:55] <little> Will you be allowed to go to sleep once they do? |
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[01:55] <DougieRichardson> LoL |
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[01:56] <little> Those hardware pages need some love. If that page is well structured, then those guys would be a great addition. (: |
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[01:56] <DougieRichardson> Never really got into the wiki to be honest. |
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[01:57] <little> I started to, but it's overwhelmingly huge, and it seems that any change is just tiny when compared to all the attention it needs. |
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[01:57] <little> I will continue working on it, but I won't delude myself that I can make any kind of significant change in it. (: |
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[01:00] <DougieRichardson> I like the idea of community documentation but worry that there seems to be a drive to turn it into a comprehensive help system - which is kind of the system helps job. The community wiki is for things like "howto turn Ubuntu into a toast printing machine" |
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[01:00] <DougieRichardson> Atleast it was, that kind of stuff you don't see so much now. |
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[01:02] <little> LOL - have you seen the page at TLDP on how to run a coffee maker with Linux? |
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[01:03] <little> This is where it takes a keen eye to spot pages that duplicate system pages and then link to those instead, I guess. |
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[01:05] <DougieRichardson> I guess so. Well its after 0200 sorry 0100 now so I'm off. TTFN |
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[03:56] <bustacap> hello - are there any ubuntu-doc team members alive in here atm? |
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[03:59] <bustacap> OK, I am announcing that I am cleaning up the poo-fight that the EncryptedFilesystem series of pages is in at the moment on the help.ubuntu.com/community wiki - if you guys don't like what I end up doing to it, drop me an email and change it back :) |
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[04:04] <bustacap> also, a heads-up now to show that I have identified myself as well with the NickServ :) |
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[04:07] <bustacap> /msg ubottu naamanc |
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[04:07] <bustacap> /msg ubottu member |
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[19:05] <technomensch> I had no idea the open source community could be so brutal and defensive |
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[19:34] <jjesse> technomensch: what are you talking about? |
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[19:37] <technomensch> my most recent email thread regarding the wiki team home page |
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[19:41] <Rocket2DMn> people are defensive in the real world, too, it's not just the open source community |
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[19:42] <Rocket2DMn> its very easy to step on people's toes |
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[19:42] <technomensch> ::nod:: which is why this is good experience :) |
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[19:42] <Rocket2DMn> indeed |
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[19:42] <Atamira> to what technomensch ? |
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[19:42] <Atamira> to see how many ppl you can piss off before xmas? |
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[19:43] <Rocket2DMn> Just apologize, mention that it wasn't your intention, and be done with it. You dragged that email out for way too long. |
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[19:43] <technomensch> understood. |
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[19:43] <technomensch> now, moving on :) |
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[19:45] <Rocket2DMn> either my imap server sucks, or some other people's smtp servers suck, b/c ive been getting some emails delayed by as much as a day or more |
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[19:45] <technomensch> seriously? |
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[19:45] <Rocket2DMn> yeah, like Scott's email just came in with in the last few hours, and its dated yesterday evening |
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[19:46] <jjesse> i just saw scots email as well via gmail for some reason |
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[19:46] <technomensch> did you get the one I sent out maybe an hour ago where I did include my apology? |
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[19:46] <Rocket2DMn> yeah |
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[19:48] <technomensch> oodd |
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[19:49] <Rocket2DMn> yeah, its entirely possible its my aol imap, but ive never really had problems with it, it happens with bug updates sometimes, too i think |
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[19:49] <Rocket2DMn> spam filter grabs some legit bug updates, too. bummer |
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[19:50] <technomensch> wait..you're using aol imap? |
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[19:50] <Rocket2DMn> lol yes, its a very old email address which i send all my web traffic stuff to (which is what Ubuntu started with, then just grew...) |
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[19:54] <DougieRichardson> me too - scott's email arrived today, weird and confusing |
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[19:57] <Rocket2DMn> ah so its not just me, good |
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[19:57] <DougieRichardson> its been weird, i had no idea what the fuss was. |
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[19:58] <technomensch> which fuss? |
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[19:59] <DougieRichardson> well not fuss, but what scott had said. I only saw what you replied. |
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[20:01] <technomensch> I decided to just give up. I spoke with littlegirl, who to my knowledge, has become the kubuntu go-to person, about it |
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[20:02] <DougieRichardson> people get really touchy about colour. its interesting from a psychological point of view as to why |
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[20:02] <technomensch> ::nod:: |
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[20:04] <DougieRichardson> i often wondered if the choice of a colour scheme, chosen to represent "earth" and ubuntu's origin was sensible |
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[20:04] <DougieRichardson> esp when its common for people to install blubuntu |
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[20:05] <technomensch> is that what you call kubuntu? |
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[20:05] <technomensch> anyway, I have to be going. |
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[20:05] <technomensch> later all |
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[20:06] <DougieRichardson> no, blubuntu is a package for ubuntu giving a blue theme |
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[20:26] <nellery> it's a nice theme ;) I'm using it now |
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[20:34] <DougieRichardson> lol |
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