User1: i've mentioned before that krfb doesn't work very well when connecting to it through a vnc client other than krdc, but i'm using it now with krdc now and it works quite well. so it is in fact good software for connecting two kubuntu machines, just doesnt work as well if you want to access it from winxp or sthing else.  just wanted to clarify.
User2: moin!
User3: moin
User4: hi
User5: hi
User3: hi kmon
User3: kubuntu-es back up
User5: anyone has news of what happened in linuxtag?
User5: I could only see the talk about portland
User5: http://www.flickr.com/photos/foobarbaz/141521711/
User2: User5 we'll run a story on dot.kde.org soon
User5: User2 nice
User5: I was hopping there was an archive of the talks
User5: like debconf does
User5: but apparently there's not
User3: morning
User5: morning
User2: heya \sh
User2: \sh: I guess I was home earlier than any of you guys
User6: Any news from the kubuntu/kde/sabdfl meeting in wiesbaden yesterday?
User2: \sh: I left with the ICE at 16:30
User2: User6 yes :)
User6: Well, if you do not want to tell then I'll ask my boss about it tomorrow:-)
User2: User6 who is your boss?
User6: User2 Eva Brucherseifer.
User2: User6 ah, ic
User2: User6 I guess she might tell you, yes
* hunger hates to wait:-)
* kmon too
User2: kmon, User6 sorry man
User7: there will be announcement? :)
User2: User7 no, we'll all let you die dumb ;)
User7: eh eh, how nasty of you :P
User8: tell us as a secret we will not tell anybody else! ;)
* hunger waits for announcements, the -22 kernel, dapper release, ...
User6: ubuntu --- the big wait:-)
User2: User8 no, but everybody else is on this channel :)
User9: ubuntu kernel is in a higher version than Debian's, isn't it?
User8: User2 they are not listening .... :p
User6: User9 I think so, but -22 will fix suspend for my laptop. At liast it is supposed to.
* danimo waits for something to fix the lid problems of his laptop
User2: but I guess I will need to do some further research on that before
User9: It's so common...
User2: what?
User8: is this bug an ubuntu bug or a kde bug ? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/klaptopdaemon/+bug/32785
User10: Malone bug 32785 in kdeutils "klaptop crashes when trying to suspend" [Normal,Unconfirmed]
User9: I mean doing your own research is so common....
User6: \sh: I think the proper way to test is "pmi action sleep".
User8: \sh: yes and it works and with gnome it works. so it's a klaptopdaemon bug. but I would like to know if it's only a kde or a kubuntu bug ?
User8: do the same \sh
User8: and it make klaptop crashes
User6: \sh same here...
User8: and when you'll try to reboot your laptop will go to suspend
User6: and pmi action sleep does not work either for me... but the -22 kernel will fix that or so mathew promissed.
User8: i think this bug should be with a critical severity! no?
User8: yo Hobbsee ! good afternoon
User11: hey marseillai
User8: are you fine Hobbsee ?
User11: hmmm?
User11: yeah, i guess
User11: eating dinner
User3: yum
User8: suse advertisement ?
User8: :)
User3: saw that coming :P
User11: hi jpatrick
User3: hi Hobbsee
User3: lunch ->
User8: User17 it's nothing important but if you could add that there is a #kubuntu-fr irc channel on this french page it would be great : https://wiki.kubuntu.org/
User3: User8 the wiki front page?
User8: yes it tells for french people to go to #ubuntu-fr but #kubuntu-fr exist
User3: there's no mention of ubuntu-fr on the front page
User8: jpatrick i make a screnshot for you
User3: ok
User8: User3 ftp://marseillai.homelinux.org/konq.jpg look just on the mouse ....
User3: User8 ah
User3: you got the french wiki
User3: now, why won't this save my changes..
User8: why ubuntu is not config to use prelink ?
User12: Hello
User13: hi bddebian
User11: User8 prelink doesnt tend to be that reliable on everyones computers
User11: hi bddebian
User12: Hello patrick_, Hi again Hobbsee :-)
User11: :P
User14: User8 prelink caused even kernel boot problems for me
User8: oki
* Hobbsee found it worked, but didnt make apps start gregoryhayes@example.org...
User11: didnt kill my system though
User3: User8 done
User8: User3 thanks! but you forgot a letter! :$
User3: ...
User8: ddi, #ubuntu-fr o #kubuntu-fr --->> ou
User3: ok now
User14: User11 my problem was only with 686 kernel - see bug 31347
User11: hmmm...didnt even try it with 686 kernel..
User8: thanks jpatrick
User14: User11 still using kpowersave and have this KDM login issue?
User11: User14 ah, yes, occasiaonlly.  let me try it...
User14: you get login occasionally or you use kpowersave occasionally?
User11: the latter
User14: User11 not sure if I asked you already: do you get regular "Statring Xxx..." messages during resume or just KDE login after loading from initramfs?
User15: User14 no luck
User14: [15:28]   User11 not sure if I asked you already: do you get regular "Statring Xxx..." messages during resume or just KDE login after loading from initramfs?
User11: wow, was i away that long?  i had some trouble.  no you hadnt asked me, and i think the latter
User11: i never see starting messages - only the stopping ones
User11: and the latest ndiswrapper was having trouble with them
User16: User17 are you alive? :)
User3: possibly
User14: User16 I hope so ;-)
User3: hope so
User16: User17 saw this?
User16: http://gregoryhayes@example.org:0f257723:8978926c
User3: hmm
User3: port 80 is busted here
User8: noone will tell anything about linuxtag? really want to keep this as a secret
User8: ?
User3: announcement due
User3: hi
User4: hi all
User16: User17 around?
User3: again?
User16: yes, again :)
User17: hi pygi
User16: User17 we got two new ideas
User17: User7 hi
User7: User17 re
User17: User8 hi
User7: User17 what do you think about the KJanusWidget thing?
User7: User17 (as in, it seems that the installer crashes are related to the mouseover-hilight patch)
User16: User17 saw it?
User17: User7 sounds quite nasty
User17: strange though, I've not seen anything else crash because of them
User7: User17 i don't think anything else uses januswidget extensively enough
User17: it's a shame, it's nice feature, but I'll remove it if it causes a crash
User18: User17 http://wiki.kubuntu.org/Ubuntu_OEM_Installer_Overview
User16: User17 http://gregoryhayes@example.org:0f257723:8978926c
User16: http://gregoryhayes@example.org:0f2897f7:8b1b3e6c
User18: hello pygi :)
User16: User18 hello :)
User16: User17 please take a look at that applications
User16: User18 thats not good at all :)
User18: User16 :'(
User16: User18 hehe :P And we have talked already about that :)
User18: yeah, but wanted to show the wiki to Riddell, after all he asked for it :) .
User16: :)
User16: I know :) Just commenting your sad face :P
User18: :(
User16: why doing that? :P
User18: my sad face : :(
User16: lol :)
User18: ok, a bit lame... but hey i've been forced to study continuously for hours :(
User18: darn exams.
User19: Riddell & Co: So...What's the so big news from LinuxTag ?
User16: <\sh>: I think vwmare server is free now
User19: \sh: well. I ever have some "not so big" news...
User17: User16 I'm not an amarok developer, and kde 4 isn't ready to be ported to
User16: User17 oki :)
User17: hmm, gtk-qt-engine port to qt 4 interesting
User17: but hardly a priority
User19: \sh: I can't allow my sources to take life-risks...
User16: \sh: ah, sorry then :P
User16: User17 indeed
User19: \sh: well AFAIH, ShipIt...
User19: \sh: I'll wait.. I have to go out for some sport...
User19: \sh: ;-) Well... We (KGB officers) saw Mark with KDE T-shirt... That could only be good...
User5: I hope there are good news in the anouncement... you're keeping guys here in suspense
User17: User19 where did you see that?
User19: User17 Flickr. I'm looking in my logs
User19: http://www.flickr.com/photos/foobarbaz/141521711/
User19: Well...
* OdyX has to go IRL.
User19: See ya, you teasers!
User19: :D
User17: \sh: that would be excellent
User20: User17 how about the LT,heh
User3: And I'll do the es stuff
User3: where's the cape?
User16: User17 would we want a basic Python IDE for learning for KDE?
User17: User16 we have eric and kdevelop
User17: User20 linuxtag was ubercool
User16: \sh,User17 ah,oki :)
User20: User17 any pictures for you?
User17: I'm just trying to work out flickr to upload them
User21: evening
User14: hi kwwii
User21: howdy Lure
User14: User21 another LT survivor?
User21: User14 yepp, barely made it out alive :-)
User22: hi kwwii :-)
User21: hi Zerlinna, good to see you here :-)
User22: User21 :-D
User14: User17 we have nailed down klaptop Suspend issue (it was deadlock not crash after all) - fixed in acpi-support
User21: User22 point me to your pics from the LT and we can include them as well
User22: nice banner ;))
User21: haha
* kwwii saves that pic
User17: User14 excellent
User17: \sh: where was that?
User17: I don't think I saw that konqi poster
User14: \sh: fixed
User14: \sh: yes - see 32785
* pygi just managed to compile a very nice chess game :)
User17: http://www.flickr.com/photos/32549404%40N00/page2/
User21: finally a good pic of Riddell ... http://photos.zerlinna.blogweb.de/main.php?g2_itemId=145
User22: it's just a little blurred :-(
User22: \sh: why because you're making "ubuntu" out of "kubuntu"? ;)
User21: lol
User22: \sh: you're so beautiful this needs to be published :-))
User22: I like especially this one kwwii http://photos.zerlinna.blogweb.de/main.php?g2_itemId=61
User22: ;)
User21: User22 yeah, it shows my true self
User22: User21 actually I should have taken one of your _other_ piercings *g
User21: lol
User21: \sh: yeah, haven't looked at them yet though
User21: hehe
User21: \sh: cool, I will see what I can do
* kwwii runs to the gas station to get a beer - I earned it :-)
User21: \sh: I will do that
User17: "You are kwwii\s newest contact" cool
User17: kwwii is probably a fan of your photos
User21: "newest contact" where?
User21: flickr I assume?
User17: yes
User17: I wonder how long flickr will take to approve my account for public pages
User17: \sh: I just thought I'd try it
User21: I think I will go "flickr pro"
User21: I have sooo many pic
User21: s
User21: I would love it, as long as you don't mind wasting bandwidth on me :-)
User21: \sh: :-)
User21: that would fit better to my host name
User21: but I guess the first or second are more understandable
User21: pictures.kwwii.blogweb.kwwii.de would be great
User23: Am I allowed to say stuff in this chanel even though i'm not a ubuntu developer or member?
User21: \sh: I am in the process of changing my domain from bootsplash.org to something else...once I know the new one I'll take you up on that :-)
User21: User23 well, seeing as you already did and nobody screamed yet, go ahead :-)
User23: User21 lol, how do I become a ubuntu member anyway? I forgot the address of the getting involved page...
User5: did the linuxtag people record all talks?
User5: are they available somewhere?
User21: User23 no idea how to get to that status but you can certainly help in many ways without being a member (as I do)
User5: User23 http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate
User23: Ahh, i'd like to be involved deffinatly. possibly with development. Although I don't know much about programing... yet...
User23: User5 Thanks
User5: if you want to get involved in particular with kubuntu, poke Riddell
User23: Poke him?
User5: talk to him
User17: hello :)
User23: Ohh... hi riddell
User17: User23 going to become an elite kubuntu developer?
User5: User23 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingKubuntu
User23: User17 I'd like to get involved with kubuntu. I currently don't know programing though...
User23: User17 lol, I wish
User17: have have a wiki page that lists some ways to help https://wiki.kubuntu.org/HelpingKubuntu
User17: it's a bit out of date
User23: ok. konq is loading it... My internet is running slow today...
User23: Do you still need help with katapult?
User17: sure, always
User17: although mostly what it needs is programming
User23: User17 What needs to be done to it. I know it works on a basic level because i use it...
User17: User23 what's needed most at the moment is people to test ubiquity
User17: just be careful not to delete you hard disk
User17: and take a backup
User23: ubiquity?
User17: the new live CD installer
User23: Ohh...
User14: User17 it looks to me that we are past that times... (but agree that people has to be cautious)
User17: User23 Lure here has found a lot of bugs in ubiquity so far :)
User14: User23 and this is just because I LOVE IT! ;-)
User17: get the desktop CD http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/releases/dapper/flight-7/
User23: Well I have several computers lieing arround... my main one is a P4 and i got a PIII somewhere(witch my friend called "mini-me")
User23: I'm sure I could test it I guess...
User17: excellent
User23: I even have a G3 1999 iMac. Although if it runs on that then kubuntu is god because currently nothing has run on it. not even a live CD...
User23: ok. i'm downloading the i368 desktop CD...
User23: oh, I probobly shouldn't mention this. but is it just me who thinks that the kubuntu theme(on the 1st LTS beta anyway) is a bit... well... ugly...?
User17: poke kwwii with comments
User21: User23 what do you find ugly about it?
User21: not modern enough?
User23: I dunno... i'm no artist... mabey ugly is a bit of a strong word. I don't want to offend it's creator...
User23: It just seems a bit.. blocky...
User23: to meany solid colours... i'm not sure...
User5: My main concern with default setup is the kwin decoration, is that I find it slow compared with plastic or powder (which is what I'm using right now)
User23: I didn't take that much of a good look at the kubuntu LTS beta though... hold on.. lemme find those screenshots
User21: I will be honest and say that I am not the biggest fan of the window deco either
User21: I mean, I picked the colors and made new buttons
User21: I am still going to work on the mouseOver buttons (the blue ones)
User21: and maybe make them all a bit simpler
User23: Uhh.. browsing the web and downloaing a 600 MByte file is not a good combination...
User23: Ahh finaly
User5: User21 http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=30610
User5: that's the one i'm using
User5: it's fast
User5: and looks nice
User23: Yea... the kwin decoration is kind of to... heavy... the buttons are kinna strange... and that little image along side the kmenu is blocky aswell...
User21: while I like the simplicity, I am not so sure that everyone else would
User23: I'm useing crystal at the moment... without it's "transparancy"
User23: I have to go. the 5th season of 24 is on in about 5 minutes. =)
User21: see you
User17: User21 any objections to me removing jrt's hicolour stuff in kdeartwork?
User21: User17 no but in the meantime we need to somehow end this crap in a clear cut manner
User21: I think that everyone agrees that hicolor is a place for thrid party apps, etc...but the tango team and their idea of what the xdg spec means is starting to get on my nerves
User17: oh?  what do they think?
User5: why don't we have an attach to email or send through email in konqueror?
User17: User5 please make one
User5: User17 http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=11234
User5: someone else already did it
User17: ah, groovy
User5: it would be a nice addition
User17: User5 could you add it to kubuntu-default-settings and send me the debdiff?
User5: I don't have a clue about debdiff, sorry
User5: I can ask jpatrick
User5: when I see him
User21: User17 well it is the question as to whether the spec means that hicolor is a place for third party icons or whether it is the place for the default proverbial "generic" looking theme
* kmon needs to learn a lot
User17: User5 apt-get source kubuntu-default-settings
User17: User5 add the .desktop file and make sure it gets intalled by the Makefile
User17: dch -i  to add a changelog entry
User17: debuild -S  to build as source
User17: debdiff old.dsc new.dsc
User5: I'm looking at the file and it's a bit more complicated
User24: User17 is there a plan of recompiling the Amarok beta to slot in to dapper current?
User5: it includes a python script
User17: User24 packages are available
User5: so it can be used with other email clients
User17: unless there's a new beta out
User5: and translations
User24: User17 the 1.4 packages I can see as available depends on an obsolete library
User17: oh right.  well there will be a new beta out this week so you'll have to wait for that
User17: User5 blah, how complex
User24: User17 thank you.. it's the libmysqlclient15 library that is keeping it out at the moment
User5: User17 found a better solution
User5: User17 http://www.kde-forum.org/post/56944/lastpost.html
User17: yep, nicer, simpler
User5: User17 I've downloaded the kubuntu-default-settings package
User5: where do I add the .desktop file?
User5: in kubuntu-default-settings-6.06/konqueror-profile/ ?
User17: good as anywhere
User5: near kubuntu-servicemenu.desktop?
User17: sure
User16: User17 we have got 25 new applications in an hour :)
User17: User16 probably lots more tomorrow, on the last day
User16: indeed
User5: User17 ok. I've changed the Makefile... but it would be best if someone could review it... how do I create the debdiff?
User8: wouhou .... since the klaptopdaemon have been solve with 0.79 acpi version i'm proud to announce that kubuntu dapper make 100% of my laptop works out of the box wifi, hibernate, suspend, ....
User17: User5 debuild -S; cd ..
User17: debdiff old.dsc new.dsc
User14: User8 excellent - my ATI still causes some griefs, but managable
User17: oh, add a changelog befre that
User5: mmm
User5: I'm a bit lost
User5: hehe
User14: User5 dch -i
User8: User14 i'm really happy six month i was waiting for this! :D i really want to thanks every one involve in this great succes that is kubuntu! :)
User5: i need to install dch?
User17: User5 install devscripts
User5: done
User5: I need to create the changelog in the root folder, where the makefile sits?
User14: User5 yes - dch -i will do it
User5: User14 done
User5: now what else do I have to do?
User14: debuild -S -us -uc
User14: cd ..
User14: debdiff old.dsc new.dsc
User5: error
User5: User14 http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/704127
User16: User17 I will need your almighty voting hand a bit later if thats ok :)
User17: what for?
User5: what has gone wrong?
User14: User5 install cdbs
User16: User17 complete backup solution
User21: User17 I guess I should answer jrt with a definite decision and take the consequences of that before you remove his stuff again
User17: oops, too late
User17: http://lists.kde.org/?l=kde-commits&m=114703236128643&w=2
User5: User14 do you want me to create the new dsc as kubuntu-default-settings_6.06-15.dsc? the current one is kubuntu-default-settings_6.06-14.dsc
User14: User5 debuild does that
User5: then ...
User14: just install cdbs and run debuild -S -us -uc
User5: that's done
User5: I'm in the debdif part
User14: ok, so you did not get new .dsc?
User21: User17 actually I guess we should address this in the spec iteself
User5: apparently not
User14: did you add new changelog entry with dch -i (this is where debuild picks up the version)
User21: after reading it for the 1000 time I notice that the working is somewhat inconsistent - perhaps that is what is leading to this whole thing
User5: User14 http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/704138
User14: when you start dch -i, it will create new change log entry, you just need to fill in the "bullet" with info what changed and correct your e-mail, then save
User5: yes
User5: I've done that
User21: "...If that fails we finally fall back on unthemed icons."  in http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-theme-spec/latest/ar01s05.html
User14: can you paste debian/changelog file?
User5: ok
User21: yet earlier it says....In order to have a place for third party applications to install their icons there should always exist a theme called "hicolor"    in http://standards.freedesktop.org/icon-theme-spec/latest/ar01s03.html
User5: User14 http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/704140
User14: User5 this looks ok - no error from debuild -S -us -uc this time?
User5: mmm
User5: maybe I forgot to run that
User14: User5 do it - no problem if you run it more times in the row... ;-)
User17: User21 unthemed is just another awy of saying hicolour, it doesn't mean hicolour should be anything more than third party apps, it just means it is unlikely to be crystalsvg or gnome or tango or whatever
User5: I did run it
User5: but I'll try again
User5: done
User5: now.. the other command
User14: User5 now cd .. and there should be new .dsc
User5: yes
User5: done
User5: where's debdiff output?
User5: in stdout
User5: ?
User14: yes
User5: ok
User14: just send that to Riddell and if he likes it he will release it
User14: User5 and congrats to your first packaging job ;-)
User5: User14 hehe. Thanks :)
User5: It's wasn't a pain
User14: User5 that is how I felt cca 2 months ago when I tried it for the first time ;-)
User21: User17 I wish that would be stated cleary, becuase that is exatly what jrt is arguing about
User5: User14 this information is in the wiki?
User14: User5 https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU is good starting point
User5: User14 ok
User5: I'll take a look at it
User14: User5 and this is a jump-start (realy great): https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Packages/Packaging/Kubuntu
User5: User14 thanks
User17: \sh: doesn't it add them to a binay cache somewhere?
User5: User14 thanks for your help. I'll read those links
User5: User17 I've emailed you the debdiff
User17: thanks
User14: User5 thank you - I always wanted e-mail links in konq
User5: yes
* kwwii sends a mail to the artists
User21: #
User21: oops
User5: let's see if I've done it correctly
User5: and it works
User5: will you guys write the linuxtag announcement tomorrow?
User5: :)
User17: User5 announcement?
User5: someone else said a announcement was going to be made
User5: maybe I read something wrongly
User17: there will be a story, probably on the dot
User5: oh
User5: ok
User5: any interesting ideas for the future of kubuntu?
User17: User21 how do I spell Mirrian?
User21: Mirjam
User17: User5 make it rock!
User5: hehe
User5: did mark convince kde developers to have predictable releases?
User5: I don't think so...
User5: jeje
User17: I need to go and catch my train back home
User22: ya Mirjam is right ;)
User23: riddell: back home from where?
User17: User23 linuxtag
User23: What is linuxtag anyway? is it a linux confrance or something?
User17: \sh: who can we get to add something about that?
User21: User23 yes, and it is a pretty old tradition in Germany
User17: User23 exhibition with talks
User21: I am upset that on the radio station website they only show marks comments and ignore my interview :-)
User21: I mean, they said I was one of his closest employees :-)
User5: I'm upset there are no recorded videos of the talk :(
User21: then again, they ignore everyone else too
User5: on the site
User5: oh well
User23: User17 When you going then?
User21: User5 I seriously thought about making a video (I even had my video camera with me)
User21: but it was not the right time
User17: User23 well I got our plane back to london last night and now I'm about to get a sleeper train back to edinburgh
User23: sleeper train?
User17: a train you sleep on, pure class
User23: lol
User23: Hey what linux or ubuntu events are there in the UK anyway?
User17: User23 where are you from?
User23: User17 Yorkshire
User17: User23 lugradio in July
User17: ukuug end of june
User17: I'm talking at both
User23: Where are they?
User25: @config channel plugins.bugtracker.bugsnarfer True
User21: btw...the display system went back with the canonical stand, so if we need it at any event they will send it directly there
User17: User21 yeah, I should have taken it but didn't have time
User17: User23 Englandshire
User23: Oh if I want to get involved with the ubuntu project don't I need to get a GPG key or something?
User21: \sh: yes
User21: \sh: when they cost more than 175 a piece they are called "display systems"
User21: well, suse paid 1,150 a piece for theirs and they are pretty much exactly what we have, so I think I should charge canonical a bit more :-)
User21: too late for that I guess  ;-)
User17: User23 yes, do
User23: User17 I don't know how... I don't have any experiance with GPG...
User17: User23 google is your friend
User17: probably there's an ubuntu wiki page for it
User17: if not, please do make one
User23: I don't have a wiki account ether. I better get started and get wiki and launchpad accounts right?
User17: the wiki uses your launchpad account
User23: is there a wiki page that explains everything I need to setup. if not there should be one...
User26: User23 http://webber.dewinter.com/gnupg_howto/english/GPGMiniHowto-3.html#ss3.1
User23: User26 Oh, thank you
User5: User23 I'd first start creating a launchpad account
User5: or a wiki one
User5: they are related
User5: once you have done that
User5: you could take a look at the gpg thing
User5: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto?action=show&redirect=GPGKey
User23: ok...
User23: Thanks guys/girls
User5: you can help without having the gpg thing. It's called sponsored uploads. A dev checks your packages, and if it's fine they upload it
User5: I've done my first one a few minutes ago ;)
User5: time to sleep...
* kmon leaves
User5: night everyone
User23: User5 night
User14: User5 night
User5: User23 ask Lure, he's a nice guy ;)
User14: User5 ;-)
* neoncode looks at Lure
User23: for my launchpad account can I just put "neoncode" as my name?
User14: User23 yes, if it is free
* Lure uses lure
User14: but you actually login with your e-mail address
User8: is there anywhere a starter guide for kubuntu dapper telling things like changing sources.list, upgrading, installing libdvdcss, ??? i'm creating one for french wiki and i would like to find some experience
User23: Ok... I have a launchpad account apparently...
User23: How do I do the wiki?
User23: oh Riddell, seeing as you live in the UK. I have a question for you. Is libdvdcss legal in the UK?
User27: User8 the closest thing to that would be the desktop guide which ships with dapper, you can check it out on doc.ubuntu.com
User14: User23 go to wiki.ubuntu.com and login with your launchpad account
User14: User23 then create you homepage or any other page
User14: User23 home pages are tipically in format "FirstnameLastname"
User14: User23 and If you add "CategoryHomepage" at the end of page, it will be listed in this index: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CategoryHomepage
User8: User27 thanks exactly what i was looking for!
User23: ok I logged in with my launchpad account, do I have to fill in a seperate password?
User14: User23 no, same as launchpad
User23: User14 Ok, so how do I make my page?
User14: User23 just enter https://wiki.ubuntu.com/<page_name> and it will offer you a page placeholder
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