#ubuntu-uds-community-1 2013-11-07 <confuseABC> hi anyone know the channel of ubuntu channel for question&help? <AlbertoSN> Hi! <AlbertoSN> I wanted to ask something. <AlbertoSN> In the vUDS, do you need to have Google's Hangouts plug-in installed to participate? #ubuntu-uds-community-1 2013-11-09 <f-jack> Hello #ubuntu-uds-community-1 2013-11-10 <Moony22> hmm #ubuntu-uds-community-1 2013-11-19 * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Currently no events are active in this room - http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/community-1/ - http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/19/%23ubuntu-uds-community-1.html <ubuntu-goldfish> hey everyone! <shrini> hello <amjjawad> balloons: hi <amjjawad> balloons: have you found a new Headset/Mic? :D <balloons> I have quite the setup, but google doesn't like the mic <balloons> so it seems <balloons> how are you amjjawad ? <amjjawad> Oh, that is not good to know :/ <amjjawad> Well, I finally slept more than 3 hours at night :D <amjjawad> So, I guess I am ready for the meeting <amjjawad> shall we test the voice quality if you wish? * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | QA Community Workflows | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21981/community-1311-quality-defining-workflows/ <balloons> ok hangout info is up, for whomever wants to be a part <chilicuil> I'll follow by irc =) <elopio> hello <cragdor> Hi <cragdor> Hasn't started yet <elopio> cragdor: it should start in 1 minute. <cragdor> Starting now............. <cragdor> Drat missed <amjjawad> hello everyone <amjjawad> balloons: is having tech issues with his internet <cgoldberg> hello amjjawad <amjjawad> cgoldberg: hi :) <balloons> just a moment my friends, sorry for the delay :-) <amjjawad> we were testing the hangout and there is a huge delay <amjjawad> tyt balloons <cragdor> NP <cragdor> Your hangout is hanging?? <elopio> it hasn't started here. <amjjawad> there is delay guys <amjjawad> the voice reach after one min :D <amjjawad> hopefully we start soon :) * chilicuil goes for some milk + cookies <cragdor> Can i sit now, i've been standing for a while now?! <cragdor> :) <amjjawad> cragdor: have a seat, please :P <balloons> Let's talk via IRC for the moment while I work on this <amjjawad> ok <balloons> I'm terribly sorry <amjjawad> no it is fine <amjjawad> it happens <cragdor> IRC FTW <balloons> ok, so welcome to the session on QA Community roles :- <balloons> check out the pad for the agenda <balloons> basically, let's talk about the new roles that have been created, and go through the ideas and questions.. any feedback is good, etc <amjjawad> balloons: I will hold my hope high waiting for the Hangout :D <amjjawad> so will keep my notes for now if that is okay <balloons> the big piece is to get some more work items around expanding the concept of roles and trying to make it easier for everyone to connect with and contribute to ubuntu quality <amjjawad> while waiting to go live, I'd like to share this with all: <amjjawad> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntugnome-qa <chilicuil> are those roles gonna have their own lp groups or it'll be just a local distintion?, to make diferent wiki sections or somethink like that? <AlbertoSN> Isn't hangout working? <balloons> AlbertoSN, sadly at the moment no, so we're on IRC <AlbertoSN> Ou... <amjjawad> balloons: has sent an email on the QA Mailing List some months ago and I decided to be the driver for a focus group to find more testers and well, I guess Ubuntu GNOME QA Team has done a successful job :) <amjjawad> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntugnome-qa <balloons> chilicuil, the roles are going to be local distinction imho <balloons> I don't see a need for different wiki sections <amjjawad> +1 no need for new Wiki or LP accounts <amjjawad> this is waste of time and resources IMHO <knome> launchpad groups are good if the teams need specific access to LP features though <amjjawad> knome: yes, but everyone can be part of one LP area better than dividing them :) <knome> amjjawad, i think you are missing my point <amjjawad> for two years, I guess I have seen the good side and the bad side of having so many sub-teams <ali1234> where is the video? <amjjawad> knome: I'd be very glad to know your point better :D <balloons> for context for anyone who hasn't seen the page, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/QATeam/Roles/ <amjjawad> ali1234: we are having tech issue so hope we go live soon * balloons is going live <balloons> reload the page <ali1234> working :) <AlbertoSN> Ouuu <AlbertoSN> Yes <Moshad> I didnt see the video window <Moshad> only chat <amjjawad> balloons: nothing here :/ <chilicuil> live here <knome> balloons, i can see you. <AlbertoSN> :P <amjjawad> balloons: Waiting for people to join this video call... <Moshad> where is the link? <amjjawad> oh ok, link plz balloons <knome> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=if4Tm5O9-Ws <AlbertoSN> http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21981/community-1311-quality-defining-workflows/ <balloons> if you want to join: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpio1bovoaf61p6gt5i29hps?authuser=0&hl=en <AlbertoSN> Sorry, I'm unable to speak at this time; since people is sleeping <AlbertoSN> But latter <knome> did AlbertoSN just bark? ;) <AlbertoSN> Nou <AlbertoSN> My mic is muted <knome> i'm just kidding <AlbertoSN> :P <balloons> that was my dog, hah <amjjawad> balloons: can you hear me? <knome> me neither <amjjawad> balloons: sorry link again :P <chilicuil> I think those roles are enough <AlbertoSN> I can say I recently read the wiki, and it looks very well to me <chilicuil> about the mentorship process I'm not sure, that's a good idea, however I've seen a lot of previous attemps not only in the qa community and all of them had failed, so I wonder whether this new attempt will be sucessfully <amjjawad> balloons: link please :D <balloons> amjjawad, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpio1bovoaf61p6gt5i29hps?authuser=0&hl=en <chilicuil> +1 for better (video) tutorials <knome> having to commit to something might scare off some mentors. <knome> so +1 for informal stuff <knome> can't hear ali, but can see him opening his mouth <AlbertoSN> Yes, video is laggy <Moshad> network problem <Moshad> yeah <amjjawad> balloons: <amjjawad> the internet is so bad :( <AlbertoSN> Not mine <ali1234> video = unintelligible <amjjawad> balloons: there is delay <AlbertoSN> I'm so sorry to be unable to talk: I'll try now not making so much noise. <balloons> amjjawad, I'm sorry <dobey-uds> video is very skippy for balloons yes <Moshad> yes <chilicuil> heere as well <amjjawad> balloons: too bad :( <AlbertoSN> DO you hear me? <AlbertoSN> Video is frozen <amjjawad> anything can be done at all? <amjjawad> frozen here too <Moshad> here the sma <Moshad> same* <knome> sounds like balloons was inside a metallic tube <AlbertoSN> Yesss <AlbertoSN> Metalic sound <Moshad> freezing, and robotic <AlbertoSN> Nou <shadeslayer> something from the Kubuntu side of things, the current test cases for ISO's don't really make sense, so we made https://trello.com/b/sdTmhD0H/14-04-deadlines <shadeslayer> which has regressions we've experienced in the past <dobey-uds> balloons: yep, still choppy <dobey-uds> audio is choppy <ali1234> if you're asking "is this any better?": no, it's still awful <balloons> does the audio come through? <amjjawad> balloons: nop <knome> balloons, barely <amjjawad> nothing at all <Moshad> i cant understand a word <dobey-uds> elopio: say something <ali1234> audio comes through but it is impossible to tell what you are saying, you sound like peanuts <DanChapman> wow hangouts playing nasty today <dobey-uds> someone other than balloons in the hangout, say something <amjjawad> yes for what?? :D <balloons> can you hear the other participants in the hangouts? <ali1234> whoever just said "yes", sounds ok :) <balloons> let's keep going on IRC then. I'll type <ali1234> yes :) <balloons> so, in summary, current roles are fine and seem well documented. No other feedback here? <knome> AlbertoSN, yep! <balloons> we won't add a new mentorship role, but will encourage it to happen amongst the team informally <balloons> javier liked the idea of doing videos -- anything specific you'd like to see? <shadeslayer> I can't hear anyone :P <dobey-uds> ah <shadeslayer> except Nicholas <dobey-uds> everyone use AlbertoSN's mic to speak <knome> balloons, i think it would be a good idea to ask around a bit who might be willing to help with mentoring <AlbertoSN> So? <AlbertoSN> Do you hear me? <knome> ok, hangout is off <ali1234> ugh... hangout is totally gone now <DanChapman> balloons, I missed some at the start but i like the sound of javier's idea of video's. <AlbertoSN> So what shall be done? <amjjawad> can anyone hear me? <chilicuil> yeah, more step by step tutorials for everything with subtitles <AlbertoSN> Nou <high_fiver> balloons: you sounded like GLaDOS <Moshad> did you just broke the mic? <dobey-uds> nah, glados is intelligible <shadeslayer> balloons: video lagging <DanChapman> javier == chilicuil ?? (can't remember :-\ ) <balloons> DanChapman, yes <Moshad> oh bad <knome> there is no hangout <balloons> ok, so let's cover the remaining ideas <DanChapman> balloons, thanks <chilicuil> I personally will like to see more autopilot, autopkg ones, however it would be good to have more about basically any qa related topic <elopio> dobey-uds: oh, sorry. <balloons> chilicuil, et la, is intro to each role video useful? <elopio> now it's off air, so I can't send my greetings to you. <balloons> yes sorry about the hangout :-) <knome> i'd prefer simple/low-level ones over more complex subjects on the videos <chilicuil> balloons: I don't think so, the wiki descriptions seems enough for me, however we could clasify videos and resources depending of the audience target, this for testers, those for writers, those for developers <dobey-uds> elopio: no, it's jut that only balloons was talking and i wanted other people to talk to see if the problem was google, or balloons :) <balloons> chilicuil, knome noted, thank you <AlbertoSN> Go http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21981/community-1311-quality-defining-workflows/ again and see a surprise <balloons> anyone else any comments on videos? <knome> slow pace! <AlbertoSN> The video was uploaded, incompleted <amjjawad> balloons: how about one last try? <knome> don't rush with it; if you're taking the time to do a video, make sure it's slow enough so everybody can follow it <amjjawad> you reboot everything and let's try one last time? <balloons> knome, noted :-) <knome> (and subtitles in the video help) <balloons> knome, subtitles in english? <knome> i could possibly help with some editing if we want some fancy intro sections (or do we have such already) <knome> yep, subtitles in english <DanChapman> what areas are we wanting to do videos on? <amjjawad> DanChapman: basic tasks <Moshad> like? <amjjawad> to attract newcomers <knome> is there videos for the most basic iso/package testing? <knome> "how to report a bug" <amjjawad> knome: yes <knome> "how to report a test" <knome> "how to pick a test you want to run" <knome> "how to help debug/triage bugs" <amjjawad> the very basic tasks <DanChapman> knome, ack thanks <chilicuil> I'd also like to see more conection between the ubuntu qa community and the ubuntu +1 forums, I think we could grab fast some more collaborators if we could post specifically there more often <balloons> the idea was to make sure everything in the expanded roles section has a video <amjjawad> so that anyone with no previous experience can watch and learn :) <balloons> so knome specifically, not everything you mentioned exists atm <knome> i don't think too many developers need videos <balloons> knome, noted.. short, simple, basic stuff <Moshad> agree <balloons> I noted you offered to help :-) <knome> something like "how to build testing tools for development" could work <knome> but not complex issues like stuff on autopilot <knome> text-based documentation is much more accessible on such things <balloons> ok, I also wanted to go over exploratory testing a bit <balloons> one of the goals this cycle is to have the community take ownership over what and how we test. We're encouraging everyone to do exploratory testing all the time.. is this clear to everyone? <ali1234> no <balloons> so we need to clear that up then.. how can we communicate and clarify this? <ali1234> what exactly do you mean by "the community"? <balloons> bye AlbertoSN.. sorry for the troubles :-) <AlbertoSN> Bye bya <high_fiver> sound is goof <high_fiver> *good <balloons> ali1234, I mean the qa community team <balloons> everyone here and everyone who's not here but helps test :-) <knome> balloons, i would imagine people do exploratory testing already, but i'm not sure if people report bugs/issues as we want <balloons> knome, I agree. I would like to see people own bugs better and report them <balloons> to some extent I hope invoving the bugsquad helps with this <knome> at least we have several people in a cycle send emails to our -devel mailing list telling they "tested xubuntu" and had played around with it; but can't see them having sent error or bug reports <hggdh> there is a lot of ad hoc testing by people-at-large, but we do not currently have an easy way for the casual tester to report results <ali1234> as a person who reports bugs as and when i find them during normal use, i find that i am being asked to do it a totally different way every 6 months and it is becoming a burden <ali1234> for example 2 years ago it was enough to do an apport bug. now i'm being asked "oh, also do an iso test" or "oh, also write a test case" <balloons> ali1234, I'd like it to be enough to report a bug. I want to informalize how you find it <DanChapman> balloons, it is clear to me. But what about aswell as just saying 'all the time do a weekly call for testing' on the mailing list with an area to 'explore' for that week which will break some newcomers into what areas they should be exploring and an get an idea of how to get involved? <balloons> DanChapman, it's an idea.. I assume over the course of a week people can accomplish something <balloons> it was my intent when we did cadence testing <balloons> we're at the end of the session. I think I'd like to talk about this again, so let's plan to do it. And continue the conversation <knome> i think the area which needs clarifying is the priority an proportion of exploratory/general testing <balloons> i'll add it to another session or we'll talk on the list <balloons> knome, I agree.. I want to see this be clarified, easy to understand, and doable <knome> eg. should one rather get a test done one or twice than do some exploratory testing <balloons> Well I'd like to see the general tests run, then exploratory testing <ali1234> exploratory testing happens all the time whenever anyone is doing anything <balloons> so run the outlined tests at least once :-) but then go wild <ali1234> half the bugs i find, i find them while investigating (or even attempting to report) another bug <knome> and possibly write down some examples what exploratory testing can be and specify the goals (eg. report bugs that you wouldn't find with the regular testing) <knome> balloons, for me, that clarifies it a lot <balloons> all good stuff.. I hate to cut this off. We'll chat again on this soon * balloons copies out the conversation bits <DanChapman> balloons, another session sounds good <balloons> thanks everyone! <knome> balloons, one last thing is that i think package testing helps a bit with exploratory testing <knome> they are kind of directed to the same direction, fulfilling the same need <knome> pleia2, o/ <balloons> brb to start the docs sessoin <high_fiver> yep * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | Ubuntu Documentation Team Roundtable | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21980/community-1311-docteam-roundtable/ <knome> hey jjfrv8 :) <jjfrv8> hi, knome <YoBoY> hi <pmatulis> is there supposed to be video? <pleia2> starts at :05 :) <TheLordOfTime> pmatulis: two minutes out ;) <pmatulis> gah <knome> lets hope so... there were quite some problems with the hangouts during the last session <pmatulis> lemme send microwaves through my cafÃ© * knome pokes balloons <pleia2> oh good, it's not just me :) <pleia2> we're already 5 minutes in :( <balloons> sry' <knome> fortunately it's the lunch break after this session so we're not that tight on time <pmatulis> so no vid <pleia2> I have to get to work :\ <knome> not yet at least <knome> pleia2, have fun. i'll volunteer you for all the things nobody else wants to do as we agreed <pleia2> haha <pleia2> nah, I'm around for this session <knome> bah ;) <pleia2> just not hours into lunch ;) <knome> lol * knome prods balloons <pleia2> maybe we just start this here in IRC? <knome> fair <YoBoY> +1 <dsmythies> Yes, lets start <godbyk> pleia2: Sounds good to me. <hannie> +1 <pleia2> ok, topic 1: How we can improve the "getting started contributing" process <knome> know which tasks need to be done. <balloons> sorry, can everyone see the session? <balloons> is anyone going to join? <pleia2> we made improvements this cycle on at least getting some of our desktop contributor docs, so that's good <knome> balloons, says "stand by" <pleia2> balloons: we gave up :) <bregma> maybe someone has to join the session? <knome> maybe balloons should share the link where people can try to join <pmatulis> why is there no vid? <bregma> the link is above the video window <balloons> hello? <balloons> I feel like no one is hearing my irc pings :-) <knome> balloons, pong <pleia2> bregma: I don't see a join link <knome> https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpjd70fft3117g2ln06viv8s?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons_uds> join up: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpjd70fft3117g2ln06viv8s?authuser=0&hl=en <hannie> I see Please stand by. Starting soon.... <bregma> "Join the Hangout on Air" right above the video box ... you probably need to be logged in <TheLordOfTime> i think you do <balloons> join the hangout and we'll start <TheLordOfTime> the page doesn't show the link unless you've logged in apparently <pleia2> ugh * TheLordOfTime tested on chrome (logged in) and firefox (not logged in) <pmatulis> you need to join to see the video? wtf? <knome> pmatulis, to see the "join the hangout" link. <balloons> k should be live <TheLordOfTime> yep <TheLordOfTime> just refresh the page if you still see "standby starting soon" * gQuigs it's live for me <knome> it's live now <knome> pleia2, say something <pleia2> there <balloons> ok, I can't run the session very well as it's quite noisy here <pmatulis> the main screen has a blue avatar thingy <pleia2> I said I'd help with the session, specifically not run it :P <balloons> if someone else can walk through the agenda, we should be ready to roll <knome> pleia2, just to test the voice works... <Parbo> voice works <knome> somebody pick up running the session <pleia2> :) <knome> thanks godbyk! <knome> yeah, *we* should know what needs done first <pleia2> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DocumentationTeam <pmatulis> arghh, crosstalk <Parbo> I hear every sentence twice. <dsmythies> I cann't seem to get onto the hangout. will continue... <Parbo> a lot of echo, noise <pleia2> Parbo: do you have the window open twice? <Parbo> yes :( <Parbo> ok now <knome> we should look if we can merge some of the content across the different platforms <pmatulis> wow <pmatulis> this is not workable from my side <pmatulis> anyone else hearing everything twice? <godbyk> pmatulis: Pause the YouTube video on the summit.ubuntu.com page. <pmatulis> godbyk: ha ha, gotcha <knome> yeah, but there are also help.ubuntu.com and help.ubuntu.com/community <knome> is help.ubuntu.com what's essentially installed/shipped in ubuntu? <knome> oh, the pad answers that. <pleia2> pad++ <knome> so what's the primary documentation new contributors should start working with? <knome> "nice long" ? <knome> :P <Parbo> I think it very inconvenient to work using bug reports <knome> but the wiki is scarce and outdated. <knome> peterm-ubuntu, exactly! <knome> +1 for housekeeping <pleia2> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tag <knome> tagging is okay, but the most important thing would be to have a good structure that's at all times visible on the wiki/pages <knome> and take care of linking orphans or deleting them. <knome> the community wiki could do with a similar navigation than xubuntu has in the main wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/ <workingwriter> Can you make the wiki a sandbox for new system doc content? <knome> yep, either it's not documentation or it should be maintained by the doc team <knome> the community wiki says: This is a reference for Ubuntu-related "Howtos, Tips, Tricks, and Hacks." <workingwriter> "community help wiki" I like that! <pleia2> that's what it's called now :) <NikTh> But it has the note : "Note that this is not the official documentation. " <knome> nonetheless i think we need to clean it up and try to make it even a bit structured <NikTh> Maybe we can make it bold or a header or something. <workingwriter> if something hasn't been updated in years (heck, pre-Unity), label it 'expired'? <knome> if something is expired, delete it <pmatulis> delete.old.wiki.pages++ <pmatulis> OR <Parbo> Ever heard of this team https://launchpad.net/~ubforums2ubwiki <dsmythies> yes, people need to use it and submit merge proposals <pmatulis> an update that the page *will be deleted* soon <dsmythies> We need to fix some GNOME issues <dsmythies> ... with the tools <dsmythies> see my notes in the blueprint page. Re developers don't help <pleia2> have a link to the blueprint handy? if I open the summit page again it causes youtube chaos <workingwriter> Pleia2: See Links at bottom of screen <knome> pleia2, https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/community-1311-docteam-roundtable <pleia2> knome: thanks <workingwriter> Newbie Q: Can blueprints that are scheduled for a release be shared with DocTeam? <balloons> workingwriter, what do you mean? <workingwriter> So, if a particular feature is going to be included in a release (as opposed to something to be fixed down the line), can Docs be notified? <dsmythies> I'm sorry that I never figured out how to join the hangout... I tried the whole hour <TheLordOfTime> dsmythies: login to the summit page first. then the link will show up for joining the specific hangout <dsmythies> I did <pleia2> dsmythies: anything else to add? <pleia2> (sorry you couldn't join :\) <balloons> workingwriter, yes that is what we hope to fix, but it's not so simple <dsmythies> My notes are all on the blueprint page, most of which we didn't get to <balloons> the devs aren't going to notify you directly :-) <teolemon> any possibilities to turn desktop ans <teolemon> server guide into latex guide <teolemon> s <workingwriter> Start planning for Touch now! <Parbo> Will this log be sent to the list? <teolemon> printed like ubuntu manual ? <pleia2> teolemon: we use mallard because that's what upstream gnome uses, I don't see us converting it all to latex <pleia2> might be able to produce PDFs from mallard * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Currently no events are active in this room - http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/community-1/ - http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/19/%23ubuntu-uds-community-1.html <balloons> pleia2, everyone, sorry for the troubles at the start. Thanks for the session ;-) <teolemon> pleia2 : thanks, that'd be a great thing. <pleia2> dsmythies: I'll try to go through the blueprint and make sure your items are on the agenda for the next IRC meeting <dsmythies> Thanks <pleia2> we pretty much just did the basic agenda noted at the top of the blueprint <pleia2> time for breakfast! :) <dsmythies> me too <godbyk> time for brunch here. :) * NikTh is away: I'll be back.. later. <balloons> hangout url is up for the startup disk creator session <balloons> thibaut`, howdy <balloons> thibaut`, the notes should be embedded on the page <balloons> do you see them? <balloons_uds> the hangout url is https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpir5olbrfofa26isscp6690?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons_uds> feel free to join <balloons> thibaut`, ahh, you need to be a part of the etherpad team. we'll fix you right now <balloons_uds> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-etherpad <balloons> thibaut`, ok I added you as a member <balloons> reload and try again * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | Startup Disk Creator redesign & renaming proposal | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21985/community-1311-ubuntu-usb-startup-creator/ <cgoldberg> la_juyis, i can't login to summit.ubuntu.com. says my username is already in use. any ideas? <balloons_uds> thibaut`:I added https://launchpad.net/~k1au3-is-37 as a member of the team <balloons_uds> finally signing out and signing back in should work <balloons_uds> *fully signing out <la_juyis> cgoldberg, o.O <la_juyis> cgoldberg, are you using your SSO info? <thibaut`> I use the OpenID <cgoldberg> la_juyis, yea <gQuigs> is the hangout link available? <balloons> feel free to join the hangout: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpir5olbrfofa26isscp6690?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons> gQuigs, ^^ <la_juyis> cgoldberg, no idea. when does it say so? <cgoldberg> la_juyis, after I click Login and enter credentials.. from agenda page <la_juyis> cgoldberg, if you check in login.ubuntu.com, do you see summit as one of the sites you're logged in? <balloons> feel free to join the hangout: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpir5olbrfofa26isscp6690?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons> we'll start in a min <cgoldberg> la_juyis, yes.. says i 'm authenticated <la_juyis> cgoldberg, maybe reload summit? <cgoldberg> la_juyis, i tried. it's ok.. jopining hangouts works <xnox> .. <xnox> if CD and USB disk are plugged into computer, it's a single click experience. <xnox> .. <xnox> last time usb-creator session was held, there are known bugs to fix, yet there were no developers willing to work on usb-creator. <smb> though i386 experience is a one clock to crash one quite often <xnox> smb: sure, the solution to that was (a) fix bugs in udisks (b) use direct "dd" method, instead of current partition and move files around. <jderose> FYI, this is something that System76 is interested in. The one thing that I'd add to the list of UX goal is that in should verify the signatures of the ISOs. <xnox> smb: noone wanted to implement that at the time =) nor had time. <smb> xnox, Sounds very familiar ;-P <xnox> jderose: that would be nice. <balloons> xnox, I use the dd approach :-) <jderose> we want the standard ISO to be the restore procedure, so making this easier and more secure is very good <xnox> smb: not sure where this specifiction was proposed. but e.g. nobody approached ubuntu-installer@ mailing list about working on usb-creator.... <balloons> jderose, so you want sha1 or mf5sum verify? <xnox> jderose: have you seen lp:dell-recovery project? which can restore/reinstall from usb or recovery partitions. <xnox> jderose: a few OEMs use that. <smb> xnox, Could not say, the first time I saw this was it appearing as a session here <jderose> balloons: verify SHA256SUMS.gpg, SHA256SUMS <jderose> xnox: no, i haven't... very interesting, thanks! <cprofitt> my one concern is that the tool be able to make startup disks from non-Ubuntu iso <jderose> cprofitt: but aren't there already many tools out there for arbitrary ISOs? <xnox> cprofitt: at the moment it is indeed very *buntu live-cd specific. if one implements a method which uses "dd" to wipe _all_ data off the usb-disk, then any ISO from any distribution would work. <xnox> (as well as UEFI & SB support) <cprofitt> xnox: why would the disk need to be wiped differently to burn an Ubuntu iso vs. a Fedora iso? <amjjawad> balloons: is it fine now? :D <xnox> cprofitt: if one is using "dd" to blast any iso on the disk, then any existing data/partitions will no longer be accessible. <amjjawad> so, shall I get ready for the last session or better too sleep? hehe balloons <balloons> amjjawad, what do you mean? <amjjawad> the technical issue?! <amjjawad> you had <balloons> amjjawad, yes <xnox> cprofitt: at the moment the core feature of usb-creator is that it's trying to be non-destructive and can use existing partitions, or repartition and keep existing partitions. <amjjawad> coz I see everything is okay :D <amjjawad> good, then see you in 45mins ;) <xnox> cprofitt: unfortunetely that also makes it unstable =) <cprofitt> xnox in my particular case I was trying to take a vmware iso and burn it to a USB stick, but start disk creator would not even recognize the iso file <cprofitt> it would be good to either let user know the .iso is not supported or make it work with other iso files <xnox> cprofitt: correct. but you can do it with "dd" e.g. "dd if=fo.iso of=/dev/sdb" would work. <xnox> cprofitt: hence why it is widely agreed, if usb-creator did simply UI around executing "dd" it would make usb-crator ISO agnostic. <amjjawad> has anyone seen this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1958073 <amjjawad> perhaps it will help the topic :) <cprofitt> xnox: I did end up doing it with dd, but it would have been nice to have the start up disk program tell me that it would not recognize non-Ubuntu isos <jderose> re backend library: there isn't much needed, and this is something i've been experimenting with. i think the dd-like approach is the best approach, and it's very easy to do this is a way that gives a good user experience (aka, a progress bar that reflects the true projects) <xnox> cprofitt: i see. <balloons> jderose, xnox care to describe the dd approach more? <xnox> balloons: so at the moment usb-creator: creates or re-uses existing partition on the usb-stick, installs a boot loader into mbr, and puts the files off the iso on the usb-stick such that at boot they are found. <xnox> balloons: with "dd", one has graphical UI about executing "dd if=my.iso of=/dev/sdb" which blasts bit-to-bit identical .iso image to the usb stick. <xnox> balloons: it's more realiable and gives you UEFI & SecureBoot support and supports any .iso out there (debian, fedora, etc) <jderose> (er, i'm not suggesting to wrap dd because you can't deliver a progress bar this way. but i'm saying to do something dd-like) <xnox> jderose: correct =) <xnox> jderose: one can send signals to dd to get progress information FYI, see man page. <balloons> jderose, xnox.. ahh so merely you think it would be useful to support any iso, but be geared towards ubuntu? <xnox> balloons: the downside to "dd" method is that one no-longer can use usb-disk for anything else e.g.: no persistance support, no ability to keep existing files, nor use the rest of the available ihodge@example.net. <balloons> xnox, yes indeed it is a downside <xnox> (e.g. a 32GB usb-stick, becomes a 900MB stick which has Read-only ubuntu iso only) <xnox> jderose: see $ man dd <balloons> xnox, et la, would we rather have it stupidly simple and rock solid or ? <balloons> xnox, well, heh, yea I suppose that ends up problematic <jsjgruber-uds> The current .iso's have the have CD-device-dependent stuff on it to change the ongoing process. Whether to launch the CD to test Ubuntu, or to do an install for example. <jsjgruber-uds> There are different versions of syslinux. <or211> I am using unetbootin with a slightly modified ubuntu 12.04 iso file and it creates a bootable stick with persistent storage <xnox> jsjgruber-uds: i'm sorry, i don't understand what you ihodge@example.net. <jderose> balloons: yes, i think the biggest UX holes are downloading the ISO, verifying the ISO, finding where you saved the file, etc. i'd like a one stop, one screen tool. especially for the System76 restore procedure :) <xnox> or211: "persistance" is easy create partition or a file, and pass a boot option to that partition/file. <jsjgruber-uds> xnox : just booting a .iso that is copied to a usb stick won't work by itself. <xnox> or211: it's the same as with usb-creator. <chiluk> has anyone here actually attempted to fix usb-creator? <jderose> this was one of my little python3 prototypes for doing a synchronous dd-like write - http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jderose/+junk/scripts/view/head:/usb-create.py <xnox> jsjgruber-uds: right, if one copies it as a file => inedeed it doesn't work. But if one uses "dd" and replace the whole block device (/dev/sdb, not /dev/sdb1). Then the usb-stick will boot in BIOS, UEFI, and SecureBoot valires. <or211> Yes but unetbootin will not generate a stick with persistent storage with the standard ubuntu 12.04 iso <xnox> jsjgruber-uds: not that dd is block level copy, not file-level copy. and then the bootloader as provided by the iso will be used. <xnox> or211: ah, that's bad. a regression compared with usb-creator. * xnox doesn't know much how unetbootin works under the hood. <or211> I modified the initrd to create the persistence file at first boot <xnox> =/ <xnox> sounds scary. <or211> ;) <or211> you do not have to create a partition.. you can create a file if the file system is read write... <or211> my persistence file is also encrypted <xnox> usb-creator uses the file approach by default. <popey> pad is back <xnox> not encrypted however, which is also an often requested feature. <or211> Encrypted penitence file are often required in enterprise environments <or211> unetbootin are also available on Mac <chiluk> i have another solution... copy iso directly to fat32 usb stick.. install grub2, and use loopback to boot the iso directly <chiluk> that's what I do personally, and manually <xnox> making usb-creator cross-platform would be cool. At the moment we don't have any ubuntu branded app to do that. in the past it was suggested to extend wubi to support that. <xnox> chiluk: sure, does that work with UEFI/SecureBoot? <chiluk> it should work... i think. <chiluk> you'd just have to install grub-efi, and loopback boot the secure kernel <xnox> chiluk: i'd be happy with loopback if we could extract / reuse the signed shim from the iso and stick in the right path on the partion. <xnox> chiluk: well the first loader must be signed =) <chiluk> xnox, you know more than me about that. <chiluk> I'd defer to your experience <xnox> chiluk: last time I couldn't manage to use grub2 loopback, do you have any tutorials / examples / stored notes how to use it? <chiluk> xnox the grub you install to the usb key could be signed <smb> xnox, Maybe that still works https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Kernel/Dev/MultipleISOBootUSBKey <chiluk> xnox this looks similar to what I do https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/ISOBoot/Examples <chiluk> although I haven't set it up to work with my uefi machines yet.. so I don't knwo. <xnox> smb: chiluk: excellent! i'll see if that works for BIOS, and that will be more reliable than current methods. <xnox> smb: chiluk: and if that is already grub2 it should be fairly compatible with grub-efi / SecureBoot. <smb> xnox, It says grub.cfg in the instructuions so it should be grub2 <xnox> =) <jsjgruber-uds> Before release I think it's very important to test on many computers. There seem to be many problems on askubuntu with people trying to use disk creator that seem to depend on their hardware or configuration...and it's hard to help them remotely. <xnox> jsjgruber-uds: true dat, the problem however is with "ubuntu-1" creating "ubuntu+1" images. thus a fixed ubiquity for trusty, will for the first time be properly used by trusty users to create e.g. "trusty+1,+2 etc" images =/ <xnox> s/ubiquity/usb-creator/ <Azendale> I haven't been able to be present for all of this session. But the mockup does not have a browse option, which seems like it should have if it's an app someone will use just once. <balloons> Azendale, what do you mean browse? <balloons> plan is to show just ubuntu images, but allow any to be loaded <Azendale> for an ISO on the hard drive that is not where the application searches by default <balloons> that would be allowed <Azendale> balloons: would that require going into the preferences? <balloons> Azendale, everything is a mockup for now <Azendale> balloons: ok <balloons> but no <balloons> ;-) <nuclearbob-mobil> I'm interested in maybe some of the Dev work <cprofitt> gotta run to a meeting folks... good session thanks <nuclearbob-mobil> Whichever involves the most python3 <nuclearbob-mobil> Yeah, I'll take a look <jderose> er, Thibaut Brandscheid: what IRC nick are you? :) <Azendale> If anyone is trying to make something that uses Zsync as a library, look at https://code.launchpad.net/~azendale/+junk/zsync-gtk <Azendale> It's not finished, but it's a start at librarifying zsync (so in my case I could make a gui) <balloons> xnox, chiluk if you wouldn't mind adding a note about your approach with grub2 that would be great <jderose> Azendale: neat, i'll check it out <balloons> feel free to grab an action to just report back to the blueprint your findings if you don't mind <balloons> xnox, chiluk ^^ TYTY <balloons> Azendale, interesting.. <amjjawad> balloons: before we go on air for the last session today, let's test me and you the quality of voice, please :) <balloons> hangout details for qa && bugsquad are up <knome> yay <TheLordOfTime> balloons: link please <xnox> balloons: i think i'll just implement grub2 in usb-creator upstream, as i am upstream. I wasn't watching the video of this session as I had a conflict. <TheLordOfTime> (system isn't pointing me to the Hangout link) <balloons> amjjawad, I've no choice on my current setup.. you get what you get <balloons> for better or worse :-) <amjjawad> balloons: :( <amjjawad> okay, let's see - link please balloons :) <balloons_uds> https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpjdtajpq8o0l87ot2k3hv2s?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons_uds> hangout link ^^ <xnox> balloons: it's kind of sad that nobody from existing usb-creator / installer team was asked to be here. or that none of these plans where discussed with the right people ahead of time. * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | Merging bugsquad and the community QA team | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/21987/community-1311-quality-bugsquad/ <TheLordOfTime> not sure if my audio is working... :/ <elfy> TheLordOfTime: we'll soon see ;) <elfy> or hear <elfy> or not :p <TheLordOfTime> apparently it works for me :) <balloons_uds> anyone who wants to join the hangout, please do so: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpjdtajpq8o0l87ot2k3hv2s?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons> xnox, I tried to broadcast to everyone. it seemed like dustin was going to come <balloons> but he didn't? <balloons> k, starting time <knome> yes please <xnox> balloons: dustin?! the people who worked on usb creator are Ev, Colin Watson and I..... <balloons> xnox, whoops <balloons> xnox, :-( My apologies for grabbing the wrong people. <xnox> balloons: =) well, next time "core" packages come into community track ask around "core" track what to do with them? =) <balloons_uds> bdmurray: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpjdtajpq8o0l87ot2k3hv2s?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons_uds> or anyone else wanting in the hangout, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpjdtajpq8o0l87ot2k3hv2s?authuser=0&hl=en <knome> elfy, ^ <knome> +1 for keeping those parts separated <j_f-f> but communication needs to be improved <knome> there are basically always too little testers; we did get nice results last time though and were able to pump up the tests greatly <elfy> indeed <AlbertoSN> Link? <knome> i think these concerns are partly unrelated to merging the teams <TheLordOfTime> [13/11/19 14:14:27] <balloons_uds> or anyone else wanting in the hangout, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpjdtajpq8o0l87ot2k3hv2s?authuser=0&hl=en <AlbertoSN> ;) <knome> i suppose both of the teams struggle with similar problems <amjjawad> https://launchpad.net/~ubuntugnome-qa <knome> but ultimately, there is overlap on the tasks for both teams, so it definitely makes sense to merge <knome> we have 118 members in ~xubuntu-testers, but many of those think testing is something different than the developers do. <chilicuil> the qa team in my opinion requires the experience of bug control, we're not going anywhere if we're not at least triaging the bugs we find <knome> it's possible some of them are just badge collectors <balloons> knome, badge collectors, heh? <knome> balloons, yeah, just collecting those team badges in LP <elfy> make it moderated? I'd rather know I definitely had 15 than might have 100 :) <Letozaf_> maybe involving Local Coomunity Teams to spread the word for the need of testers would be a good idea, they could reach out to people we cannot reach using usual means <balloons> moderation is a possibiity <knome> elfy, you're the administrator... :) <knome> +1 for chilicuil's comment <elfy> :) <knome> both reporting a test and being able to triage the bugs in the report look like an integral part of QA <knome> in the beginning, i assume the teams will keep working as they are working now <elfy> many people are just going to wander off if they look at the triaging wiki ;) <balloons> elfy, wiki too crazy? <knome> balloons, rather the triaging instructions ;) <elfy> balloons: when I looked it was a 'riiiight, ok then' moment ;) <ali1234> link? <elfy> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/HowToTriage <knome> i think it depends on the person if they prefer wiki or video <elfy> of course <knome> we could cover these questions on the videos we talked before <j_f-f> +100 amjjawad <knome> yep, low-hanging fruit ++ <knome> if you want to put it other way, think like the tasks the ubuntu bugsquad are doing are tasks for yet another role or two <balloons> any other concerns for merging? <amjjawad> balloons: what was your Q? sorry, couldn't hear it <elfy> balloons: I'm in agreement with merging the team ;) <knome> +1 for merging. <Letozaf_> I think testing and taking care of bugs is closely related so +1 to merging <amjjawad> I think having one mailing list is logical to me <elfy> bdmurray: totally agree with that <knome> does the bugsquad mailing list have any automated mails? <elfy> we agreed on something amjjawad :D <amjjawad> elfy: oh yes indeed ;) <knome> my only concern is if -bugsquad is too high traffic <amjjawad> knome: no it is not <chilicuil> I'd like to see automated msgs from the qa ubuntu new report testers to #ubuntu-bugs to help bring them attention, not sure if we should mix the channels <bdmurray> no <amjjawad> I am subscribed to it and there is no much traffic <knome> in that case +1 for merging those as well. <amjjawad> knome: good :D <knome> and let's not rename pages either. <amjjawad> knome: +1 <elfy> agreed <amjjawad> elfy: we agreed again ;) <elfy> :) <amjjawad> so what other things we need to discuss beside mailing list and wiki? <knome> the weekly/monthly meetings we're having will come handy <amjjawad> I guess it is not a high priority to setup a LP area for now. I think it is better to do that as a final step <amjjawad> but yes, at the end, both should be on the same team on LP <amjjawad> IMHO :) <amjjawad> balloons: +1 :) <knome> ultimately we only need separate LP teams if a certain team needs specific access rights in LP. <amjjawad> knome: +1 <elfy> plnety of time for LP <knome> maybe people on -quality should join the bugsquad channel to see what they think and reassess after a week or so <knome> balloons, ^ <amjjawad> knome: I guess most are there already <knome> i'm not. <amjjawad> knome: then join ;) <AlbertoSN> Teams are fusioning... <knome> balloons, remember to notice the CC. <knome> :) <AlbertoSN> â¿ * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Currently no events are active in this room - http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/community-1/ - http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/19/%23ubuntu-uds-community-1.html <AlbertoSN> Good nite <amjjawad> good night AlbertoSN <j_f-f> thanks @all <balloons> ty everyone! <elfy> cheers balloons <knome> ta <topta> hi all #ubuntu-uds-community-1 2013-11-20 * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Currently no events are active in this room - http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/community-1/ - http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2013/11/20/%23ubuntu-uds-community-1.html * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | Quality community-run testing events | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/22064/community-1311-quality-calls-for-testing/ <amjjawad> balloons: Hi <amjjawad> how is everything today? :D <amjjawad> balloons: <amjjawad> link please <balloons> howdy everyone <balloons> for anyone wanting to join, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpi6r2pmsu1pcm346p912ph8?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons> amjjawad, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpi6r2pmsu1pcm346p912ph8?authuser=0&hl=en <balloons> https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpi6r2pmsu1pcm346p912ph8?authuser=0&hl=en <tdr112> hello <balloons> hello tdr112 <balloons> hey DanChapman, https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/72cpi6r2pmsu1pcm346p912ph8?authuser=0&hl=en if you'd like to hop on :-) <DanChapman> balloons, i can only IRC for this session :-( <balloons> DanChapman, ahh, no worries <tdr112> We have all this talk about getting testers, are we going to chat about community run testing events ? <balloons> tdr112, yes.. I'll steer amjjawad back towards our topic :-) <DanChapman> heh <tdr112> In our loco we find "testing" is a great entry level to help out at a bug jam <tdr112> How can we much that even better to get people into it <ali1234> in xubuntu we knew things were broken well before release: it never got fixed because we lacked people who knew how to package the fixes, and because the fixes weren't packaged, they couldn't be tested, because testing is focused on packages and isos <balloons> tdr112, what do you mean? <balloons> ali1234, yes we can only test work that gets don <balloons> *done <tdr112> so for the last bug jam , we had a lot of non tech people come along to it and the best thing we found for them to do was to try and install ubuntu and do some testing , if there was some clear check list to give them, people might get more out of it <ali1234> well, i need people testing branches from lp and other upstreams, and i need feedback on a fast turnaround <DanChapman> tdr112 does the qa tracker testcases not provide enough info for new people to start working through? <tdr112> DanChapman: it might, <balloons> tdr112, does this work for you? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Jams/Testing <DanChapman> tdr112 for example http://iso.qa.ubuntu.com/qatracker/series/42/testsuites provides various scenarios for iso testing and the testcases are well broken down into nice step-by-step <DanChapman> balloons, I didn't know about that wiki page :-) <amjjawad> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Roadmap/ <balloons> DanChapman, :-) Yes we tried to make it easy <amjjawad> balloons: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Xubuntu/Roadmap/ <DanChapman> balloons, how about an ical for folks to import? * DanChapman reallllly likes that page * balloons too <DanChapman> we all should have one <balloons> DanChapman, yes the pluses of a real calendar means we can have stuff like ical <chilicuil> thanks for the session =) <balloons> ty chilicuil :-) * ChanServ changed the topic of #ubuntu-uds-community-1 to: Track: Community | Ubuntu Women Trusty Goals | Url: http://summit.ubuntu.com/uds-1311/meeting/22058/community-1311-ubuntu-women/ <dholbach> https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpiu84d3clhi4f8jjekr27qg?authuser=0 for whoever wants to join in <pleia2> thanks dholbach <pleia2> anyone else who can hop on, please do :) <pleia2> sgclark? belkinsa? <belkinsa> Yes <sgclark> yeah <belkinsa> I don't do Hangouts, sorry. <pleia2> we're going to start broadcasting <dholbach> hello hello, we still have a lot of room in the hangout :) <sgclark> new install sorry, installing plugin <cprofitt> I will do my best to participate, but today is busy here at work <knome> dholbach, good for you, not a sardine bin then ;) <dholbach> sgclark, great <dholbach> if you want, you can just talk and turn off your video - there were just a bunch of folks who did that in a session in core-2 earlier :) <pleia2> http://pad.ubuntu.com/uds-1311-community-1311-ubuntu-women <dholbach> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/RoadMap-T <knome> nah, i don't do G+ <yolanda> i'm listening, i'm curious about that <dholbach> it'd be great to have a bit more participation in the hangout :) <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/GetInvolved <pleia2> Deindre: can join the hangout here https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/7ecpiu84d3clhi4f8jjekr27qg?authuser=0 <cprofitt> I am particularly interested in seeing 'advice' or 'blue prints' being created for loco teams that would address engaging young women and technology <belkinsa> Yeah. Here is the link to the project: http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/GIWPI <cprofitt> ie., encouraging 11-18 year old girls to use technology / programming / etc <pleia2> cprofitt: can you add a bullet point to the etherpad? <sgclark> plugin installs fine but chrome refuses to see it, sorry I tried <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/RoadMap-GIWPI <belkinsa> Do some sort of "Get Involved" day, like the Career Days, was one of my ideas and whoever thought of that to. <pleia2> sgclark: doh! next time <cprofitt> in a very general sense I think helping young women foster their interest will help in the long run <belkinsa> Yes, write that matrix is what we need to do. <pleia2> belkinsa: anything else to add on this topic? <belkinsa> No, just the two- The day and the martix. <pleia2> cprofitt: we're going to go through the agenda items we had in our blueprint first (sorry for knocking your item to the bottom) <pleia2> belkinsa: ok cool <cprofitt> I added it pleia2 -- this would seem to fit with some of the other items -- like getting involved, best practices, but with a target of a specific age group <cprofitt> no problem pleia2 <cprofitt> I think it fits under several of the existing items, but there likely has to be a different approach for that age group vs. women who are already in university or graduated <belkinsa> I could. <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/BestPractices <belkinsa> I would* <cprofitt> Actually -- I am looking for ideas from your team <cprofitt> it is something I want to do, but I am unsure of how to go about it <cprofitt> I think it requires a different approach, but not sure of the best way to go about it <cprofitt> my ideas would be to engage the teachers directly, but are there other ways <AlanBell> http://codeclub.org.uk has good materials for young people <dholbach> AlanBell, nice <dholbach> philballew could be a contact for the ubuntu youth team <cprofitt> I think it might be something that requires a different approach at that age group <pleia2> yeah <cprofitt> partially to make parents feel comfortable <cprofitt> I have had young men show up to Lug meetings, etc... but not young women <cprofitt> I am not sure if there is some way of making parents comfortable <belkinsa> It's mostly a Google drive doc, can you add that link also? Thanks. <dholbach> https://docs.google.com/document/d/13HbySyDWX5UheFWy6RyNpzasL7CaMhE9w9b_pGKA61M/edit <belkinsa> Er, sorryfor that edit. I think my computer is having issues. <cprofitt> Other than getting a job... it may help to also show how the skills could translate to being more ready for college / university <cprofitt> https://www.gradfly.co/ <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/Profiles <pleia2> http://wiki.ubuntu-women.org/CareerDays <cprofitt> just my comment about making it more than career <cprofitt> add the ability for it to assist students getting in to college or university <cprofitt> the gradfly site as an example <belkinsa> Can some put those three last lines under the gradfly link that I posted on the pad? Can't seem to do that. Thanks. <cprofitt> perhaps it is something for us to think about <dholbach> I just had a look at the ubuntu-women.org site and wondered if the stories could be a bit more prominent? maybe a few paragraphs of a few members with pictures (just an idea off the top off my hat) - it might also make it a bit more inviting <belkinsa> Never mind, added it <cprofitt> I think attracting women at this point is critical to improving women in technology <sgclark> old gal here <belkinsa> Dholbach, I agree. Maybe that can be an action item for me to look into that? <cprofitt> why as women, did you not get involved in technology when you were younger? <cprofitt> can we do anything to address that issue? <dholbach> belkinsa, sure, that'd be awesome - how
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