On 25/09/09 16:52, Jonathan Aquilina wrote:
> isnt the internet connection required thought to sync time with an ntp
> server at somepoint during the installation.
It tries to sync, but the installation doesn't stop if it can't find an
internet connection. There's nothing in the installer that r
On 22/04/09 14:08, richard wrote:
> On Mon, 20 Apr 2009 23:04:10 -0300
> Derek Broughton wrote:
>
>> richard wrote:
>>
>>> In order to try and get Virtualbox up I reloaded 2.6.28-11 server,
>>> reloaded virtualbox, it starts but borks staring the VM
>>>
>>> I ran apt-get update, in case I had only
Apologies for breaking threading, i'm not subscribed to this list
anymore, as the S/N ratio was too low. However, this part is
interesting. Please CC me on any responses to this mail.
Vincenzo writes:
"2) Another bug affected me at random (WIFI), and there was nothing I
could do about that, and
Hey all,
If you have any spare time, and feel like testing Ubuntu, the Ubuntu
Release Team would appreciate more testers for the Intrepid Ibex Alpha 6
ISOs. The standard warnings about how it might kill your hard drive,
etc, might apply - but no one's found them this far. These images
should be
Brian Murray wrote:
There are actually two sub-statuses, if you will, to Incomplete. They
are "Incomplete w/o response" and "Incomplete w/ response" both of which
are searchable for via the Launchpad UI. When a bug report receives a
response after being set to a status of Incomplete, the sub-st
Scott Kitterman wrote:
Does Gnome not have something like Katapult? That would seem to make this
kind of discussion irrelevant.
Yes. It's called gnome-do. It rocks harder than katapult, with the
extra plugins. I'm hoping it's installed by default at some point.
Hobbsee
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HggdH wrote:
> No. It does not. It does make sense for *BOTH* developers and
> bug-squadders to discuss and reach a consensus. We do not impose
> on YOU how to develop, you should not impose on us how to triage.
Telling you how to triage? No. Finding a way of saying "you do not
need to waste
HggdH wrote:
We also discussed what the solution should be. ScottK is going
to mail the ubuntu-devel-discuss with the proposal that we came
up with. If that is accepted then the changes will be announced
here.
I am not quite sure I understand. So the proposal will be discussed by
developers wit
Scott (angrykeyboarder) wrote:
Fine and dandy but https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+cdmirrors only lists
mirrors for *releases*, not for daily snapshots.
Ubuntu doesn't mirror the dailies. I'd guess under 50 people (likely
much less) download any given daily. It would likely require more
bandwi
Conrad Knauer wrote:
You manually installed the 2.6.24-13 kernel, right?
All I did was press the "Reload", "Mark all upgrades" and "Apply"
buttons in Synaptic.
[...]
AH!!! I see what happened:
I have virtualbox-ose-modules-generic installed, which just upgraded
its latest version depends o
Ming wrote:
Perhaps the ubuntu developers might want to consider using a graphical
installer & bootloader in the next release (hardy). I'm currently
using ubuntu studio gutsy, and I think the gnome desktop is great ;)
my notebook's LCD is well recognized at 1280x800. So I think it's a
bit ironic
(``-_-´´) -- Fernando wrote:
> /etc/hostname in daily hardy has "terranova" as hostname. why is that?
> What does it mean?
Many things, but it's one of the names of the buildds. As for why it's
there...i've no idea.
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Soren Hansen wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 12:22:43PM +1100, Sarah Hobbs wrote:
>>> This is a bugfix release that fixes a few typos (well, several
>>> instances of the same typo, really), and fixes a call to qemu-img
>>&g
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Soren Hansen wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 12:35:14AM -, Soren Hansen wrote:
>>* New release.
>
> Sorry, that was a little.. um.. terse :)
>
> This is a bugfix release that fixes a few typos (well, several instances
> of the same typo, rea
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Scott Kitterman wrote:
> On Saturday 09 February 2008 16:43, Piotr Zaryk wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I noticed the disk-manager is checked as milestone for alpha5. Is there a
>> chance to get it included in Ubuntu? The app is very stable and it's a
>> great id
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Conrad Knauer wrote:
> On Feb 9, 2008 12:55 AM, Emmet Hikory <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>> It certainly sounds like the sort of 'killer app' that would attract
>>> people to Ubuntu.
>>>
>>> If Miro can't be added to Hardy, would it be possible for
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Peter Stahlir wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Is it possible to create minimal cd images of hardy alpha releases?
> I think about an image that is less than 100MB and contains only the
> absolute necessary packages to run the live cd.
> Add a torrent for this image
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(``-_-´´) -- Fernando wrote:
> Its the end of the 9th of January, and there are still many updates coming
> for hardy.
> Aint the "soft" freeze working?
>
>
Doesn't apply for universe, where there are a lot of uploads going on.
(and did you really
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Evan wrote:
> My original worry in starting this thread was that the six-month cycle was
> too short. I find that the normal releases aren't *quite* stable enough for
> every-day use (even in a home environment) because of the features that are
> only
Blaise Alleyne wrote:
> True, but there's the additional question - is this the appropriate
> place for that sort of discussion? In other words, sure, the developers
> need a place to discuss things free from the mob, but the mob also
> needs to be able to participate and voice their concerns/appro
How much of all this tutorial stuff is already in the man pages?
Hobbsee
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Peter wrote:
> It's not as simple is that, you need a sponsor for your patches to be
> approved. And currently there are 45 "bugs" in the sponsorship queue,
> 5 are committed, 4 in progress, 3 triaged, 16 confirmed (one as late as
> 2006-03-03) and 17 new the oldest dating back to 2006-12-14.
>
>
Greg K Nicholson wrote:
> We'd only have to do this *once* for each package of which a non-final
> version was released in Ubuntu final. Once the final version of the
> package is available, there need be no more updates (beyond what are
> already done).
>
> Hopefully a commitment to doing this
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That wasn't me. I only accepted things on the night preceding my mail.
Please contact Jonathan Riddell, who made that upload, or other people
on the KDE team.
Hobbsee
> Where this:
> kdelibs-data (4:3.5.8-0ubuntu2) to 4:3.5.8-0ubuntu3
> kdelibs4c2a
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And here's your "Please ignore all my bugs" pass. Consider it taped to
your forehead.
When we have users like this, i wonder at the point of looking to fix
bugs at all. They clearly don't care, and whatever we do will never be
good enough for them.
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Oh, just let me wave my magic wand, and fix it all!
Yay for unproductive mails! Sometimes i wish even ubuntu-devel-discuss
was moderated, so we don't get utterly useless mails like this.
Scott (angrykeyboarder) wrote:
> till the release of the most
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Please see releases.ubuntu.com - this is a more sensible place for
released, officially supported versions of Ubuntu anwyay.
(Yes, there's a bug filed about how it is confusing)
Hobbsee
Aaron Whitehouse wrote:
> I have been eagerly awaiting the rele
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You know, it's mails like this that make me really feel that it's not
worth triaging bugs, or aiming for a reasonably decent QA.
It's when you start dealing with ~1000 bugs over a few source packages
that this kind of stuff gets interesting. Yes, one
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Every time you bring up yet another icon, or yet another popup box
(especially on startup), God kills a kitten.
Please, think of the kittens!
Let's not follow MS Windows' trends, here.
Besides, compiz may grow on people - so they may only wish to tu
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As one of those who triages various KDE bugs...in the area of KDEBase,
in particular, there are around 450 open bugs, we *have* to close
invalid bugs. There are around 750, with the INVALID and WONTFIX bugs
included.
There is simply no way to deal wi
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Scott Kitterman wrote:
> I believe that generally new packages get synced automatically, but I'm not
> 100% certain.
>
> Scott K
>
All of them do, unless they are blacklisted.
The blacklist is at
http://people.ubuntu.com/~ubuntu-archive/sync-black
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Vincenzo Ciancia wrote:
> but in the meantime I would like to check if there is some people at
> ubuntu who is able to mentor a student from inside. The idea is to let
> the student write from scratch or refine an existing blueprint, jointly
> chosen b
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> Could someone remind me the purpose of this distinction? Why should
> newer, buggier packages be given a later freeze time?
>
Because nothing else can possibly depend on them. Whereas with current
packages, if you upgrade package x that package y
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Heya!
Wow, that previous response was quite harsh - that was probably why it
was sent off-list.
Tim Hull wrote:
> I do follow up - in fact, I've often posted additional info on my bug
> reports as to the origin of the issue/suggestions as to what cou
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Sarah Hobbs wrote:
> Hello Ubuntu developers,
>
> The expected release date of Gutsy Tribe 3 is this coming Thursday.
>
> We are about to freeze main by Tuesday. Please get in touch with a
> member of the release team if you hav
://archive.ubuntu.com
gutsy/universe Packages
gst-plugins0.8 | 0.8.12-6ubuntu3 | http://mirror.pacific.net.au
gutsy/universe Sources
gst-plugins0.8 | 0.8.12-6ubuntu3 | http://archive.ubuntu.com
gutsy/universe Sources
(and was it necessary to send it to so many lists?)
Hobbsee
Sarah Hobbs wrote:
> ht
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https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gst-plugins0.8
Launchpad goes by source, not binary.
Hobbsee
shirish wrote:
> Hi all,
> i would like to know what is gonna happen to
> gstreamer0.8-swfdec package. There is no overview of it in launchpad,
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Hi everyone!
There's a MOTU[0] meeting in 4 hours.
The agenda[1] has a tentative list of discussion
topics.
[0] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU
[1] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU/Meetings
Hope to see you there!
Hobbsee
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Nice change!
However, we've missed a case completely...I'm not sure how I didnt think
of it at UDS.
Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
> Phillip Susi wrote:
>> Henrik Nilsen Omma wrote:
>>> If you are not a developer then it is misleading to set it to In
>>>
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shirish wrote:
> Hi all,
> I've been reporting bugs for a while & reporting upstream bugs at
> times when it was necessary. Sometime back I was introduced to
> reprortbug & although it is a very good tool it seems something is
> amiss. So lemme ma
Hi.
Please see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
Thanks!
Hobbsee
Simon Lewis wrote:
> Dear developers
>
> Please update the 7.04 repository with the current version of jackd
> compiled with default tmpdir=/dev/shm - thus maximising system performance.
>
> Also QJackCtl needs updating
That toolchain is sure going to take a while, if it's taking 11 months -
and even then, Mar 26 2008 isnt a Thursday. :P
Must be meaning april.
Hobbsee
Matthias Klose wrote:
> Gutsy is now open in "frozen" mode to allow the upload / sync of basic and
> some
> infrastructure packages first, whi
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If it's fixed in feisty, then it can be marked as fix released. Edgy
too, as long as feisty has the fix (ie, it's not a regression).
Fix committed is when the fix is in svn somewhere, but not in the ubuntu
archives yet.
Hope that helps!
Hobbsee
Gi
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I suspect that if you did that, two things would happen:
1. People would complain that a lot of the apps were out of date.
2. Developer motivation would be very low for the LTS releases, as it's
only bugfixing, with nothing new and interesting. Co
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