User1: Wow, there are *four* different pages in help.u.c/c on encrypted filesystems, and all of them seem totally different... and none of them seem to have been updated for Dapper... :|
User2: heh, been there looked at um
User1: ah well, CategorySecurity is slightly more up to date now - and CatCleanup has a few new entries...
User1: meh... we've still got hardware pages spread over both wikis... messy.
User3: Madpilot, its all a bit messy
* Kamping_Kaiser wonders if he'll have time sunday night to look. bit busy atm touhg :/
User3: *though
User1: yes, but I wasn't going to point that out ;)
User2: i have some open time this weekend for some wiki work, and that is what i intend to do..try and knock down at least 20 catcleanup pages
User2: i have to get chuggin' along on the switching guide as well
User3: but beofre that, i have to work out a proper backup system for a community group... sigh.
User3: so no, no time this weekend ;/
User1: http://www.ubuntuvideo.com/ubuntupolice.png <-- I think this phrase should replace "Linux for human beings" in Edgy+1 ;)
User4: that's awesome
User1: not my work, it's by johnlittle in -marketing - worth sharing, tho ;)
User5: haha half life 2
User6: very cool
User2: mornin'
User2: User4 did you get a chance to look over the xubuntu desktop guide translations?
User4: User2 fraid not, have been very busy at work today
User4: User2 I'll try and take a look this evening
User2: no problem..just a friendly reminder that they are ready for review ;)
User4: User2 5.8 MB? holy cow
User2: ya, it was a biggie ;)
* mdke looks to see the translation status
User4: meh, lots of empty ones :/
User4: 4 new complete translations though, not bad
User4: User2 looks perfect dude. I'll add the three missing preface files manually
User2: i thought i created those?
User2: 3, well maybe i missed some, because i believe there were quite a few now that i think about it
User4: User2 you might have created them but not included them in the patch
User2: oops ;)
User4: you did the patch from branches/dapper/xubuntu
User4: no worries at all, great work again
User2: oh ya, that is why it didn't grab those
User2: anymore need to be done, let me know
User4: there is the server guide and packaging guide, if you are a glutton for punishment. Otherwise I will get to them soonish
User2: ok...i will request them via LP/Rosetta, and work on them today a little bit
User4: they are slightly more complicated, because you need to do the Makefile for ubuntu and kubuntu, and the packaging for Ubuntu is a bit more laborious. But it's more or less the same stuff
User2: Groovy
* jsgotangco yawns
User2: eww, mouthwash first next time please ;)
User2: are you waking up or going to sleep?
User2: isn't is like 4am there
User5: yep
User4: oh shit
* mdke thinks about the size of the commit mail
User4: oh well, it has gotta be done
User2: lol mdke
User2: i can start making smaller diffs from now on to curb that
User4: User2 well, it has to be uploaded eventually, the bandwidth comes out in the wash
User2: true
* mdke tries to make up for it with an amusing commit message
User2: hehe
User2: blame it on me
* mdke looks at his 128 kbit upload
User2: eww
User4: yeah. Should've used the doc server
User2: ahh ya, some ssh action from there, itw ould have upped it rather quick
User4: yes, it is very fast. I use it quite often for things like that... just forgot
User4: oh, that wasn't so bad
User2: hehe
User2: here comes that email ;)
User4: yeah, it's a biggie
User4: the archive version has crashed epiphany anyway :/
User2: i love the warning message
User2: do not download, oh well you already did
User2: alrighty, i requested the translations..gonna go take care of some stuff, come back and get to work on them
User2: bbiaf
User7: User4 I've had that happen before wit epi
User7: *with
User7: I reopened with firefox and it was ok
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