17:00:29 <x3mboy> #startmeeting Fedora i3 SIG
17:00:29 <zodbot> Meeting started Tue Jun  2 17:00:29 2020 UTC.
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17:00:35 <x3mboy> #meetingname i3-sig
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17:00:42 <nasirhm> .fasinfo nasirhm
17:00:43 <zodbot> nasirhm: User: nasirhm, Name: Nasir Hussain, email: nasirhussainm14@gmail.com, Creation: 2019-11-25, IRC Nick: nasirhm, Timezone: Asia/Karachi, Locale: en, GPG key ID: D8126E559CE7C35D, Status: active
17:00:45 <x3mboy> #topic Agenda
17:00:46 <zodbot> nasirhm: Approved Groups: i3-sig fedorabugs qa google-codein advocates fedora-join cla_done cla_fpca
17:00:52 <x3mboy> #info (1) Roll call
17:00:57 <x3mboy> #info (2) Introduction
17:01:06 <x3mboy> #info (3) Follow Ideas
17:01:15 <x3mboy> #info (4) Meeting times
17:01:20 <x3mboy> #topic Roll call
17:01:23 <x3mboy> .hello2
17:01:26 <zodbot> x3mboy: x3mboy 'Eduard Lucena' <eduardlucena@gmail.com>
17:01:30 <Defolos> .hello2
17:01:33 <zodbot> Defolos: Sorry, but you don't exist
17:01:35 <x3mboy> #chair <nasirhm>
17:01:35 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> x3mboy
17:01:40 <x3mboy> #chair nasirhm
17:01:40 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> nasirhm x3mboy
17:01:42 <Defolos> geez, thanks zodbot
17:01:47 <Defolos> .hello defolos
17:01:48 <zodbot> Defolos: defolos 'Dan Čermák' <dan.cermak@cgc-instruments.com>
17:01:48 <x3mboy> #chair defolos
17:01:48 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> defolos nasirhm x3mboy
17:01:49 <lupinix> .hello2
17:01:51 <zodbot> lupinix: lupinix 'Christian Dersch' <lupinix.fedora@gmail.com>
17:01:55 <x3mboy> #chair lupinix
17:01:55 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> defolos lupinix nasirhm x3mboy
17:02:08 <lupinix> hey all:)
17:02:10 <x3mboy> Hello uys
17:02:15 <x3mboy> lupinix, o/
17:02:17 <aegorenk> .hello aegorenk
17:02:18 <zodbot> aegorenk: aegorenk 'None' <aegorenk@redhat.com>
17:02:27 <x3mboy> #chair aegorenk
17:02:27 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> aegorenk defolos lupinix nasirhm x3mboy
17:02:37 <x3mboy> #topic Introduction
17:02:42 <nasirhm> Hey Guys
17:02:56 <Defolos> hey all!
17:03:09 <x3mboy> For the ones who doesn't know, we are trying to create a i3-based spin
17:03:16 * Defolos knows
17:03:24 <x3mboy> We have one ticket
17:03:29 * jwf waves
17:03:38 <jwf> .hello jflory7
17:03:39 <zodbot> jwf: jflory7 'Justin W. Flory' <jflory7@gmail.com>
17:03:43 <nasirhm> x3mboy: I'm working on the ticket :D
17:03:48 <x3mboy> #chair jwf
17:03:48 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> aegorenk defolos jwf lupinix nasirhm x3mboy
17:04:08 <x3mboy> #link https://pagure.io/i3-sig/Fedora-i3-Spin/issue/1
17:05:03 <x3mboy> #topic Follow Ideas
17:05:32 <x3mboy> So guys, I'll pass the question to you:: What do you expect for the i3 Spin?
17:06:07 <x3mboy> We need to understand that we will have hard times
17:06:29 <nasirhm> Here's what I think, How about starting as a Packaging Group to package stuff related to i3 and different packages which i3 people use and one we have that list done, then move on to the Spin?
17:06:36 <x3mboy> Because we need to make choices of what will be inculded, and for sure we are not going to please everybody
17:06:59 <x3mboy> nasirhm, that makes sense
17:07:23 <x3mboy> Also, I was looking at manjaro and regolith
17:07:31 <x3mboy> To see how they solve some things
17:07:38 <nasirhm> x3mboy: i think that would provide us momentum to start small & then move on to the Spin.
17:07:43 <x3mboy> e.g. Network management
17:08:18 <Defolos> the major issue that I see with a spin is that i3 is all about being plugable and many users like to make different choices
17:08:43 <x3mboy> Defolos, true
17:08:43 <Defolos> I've received a bugreport once that i3 puls in pulseaudio
17:09:32 <x3mboy> I think at some point we need to stand by our decisions
17:09:47 <Defolos> yeah, I'm pretty sure the user wouldn't use our spin anyway
17:10:13 <Defolos> I think a package group would be a good starat
17:10:22 <Defolos> s/starat/start/
17:10:49 <Defolos> especially as we can have a i3-minimal and i3-extended group for instance
17:11:02 <Defolos> where i3-minimal will give you, well i3, i3lock and i3status
17:11:11 <lupinix> Defolos: yes, we also did that with lxqt spin few years ago: package group first, some time later the spin including the feedback about the package groups
17:11:32 <nasirhm> Defolos: I agree by you here, What we need is to ship with some basic i3 stuff. There's always be people would want something else, they can do so by removing what they don't like with what they prefer.
17:11:37 <aegorenk> Defolos: I like idea about minimal and extended
17:11:50 <nasirhm> I like the idea of i3-minimal & i3-extended.
17:12:05 <x3mboy> lupinix, thanks for share the experience
17:12:16 <x3mboy> I really loved the lxqt spin
17:12:17 <nasirhm> i would also want to see some pure i3 Fedora too.
17:12:27 <x3mboy> I moved from there because, well, i3
17:12:57 <lupinix> i actually use both of them and xfce
17:13:43 <Defolos> ok, so package group(s) first?
17:14:10 <lupinix> Yes, and I also prefer multiple groups
17:14:21 <x3mboy> #idea create 2 package group first and then move to the Spin
17:14:25 <jwf> Sorry, I am multitasking poorly!
17:14:26 <x3mboy> Vote please?
17:14:26 <nasirhm> Defolos: I think the Packagers Group is something we all agree on to start with.
17:14:27 <x3mboy> +1
17:14:35 <Defolos> +1
17:14:37 <lupinix> +1
17:14:41 <aegorenk> +1
17:14:49 <jwf> +1 to a Packaging Group, I still think that is the most achievable goal for us at the moment
17:15:27 <nasirhm> One thing is I'm new to RPM Packaging
17:15:33 <nasirhm> +1 to it
17:15:37 <nasirhm> jwf: i'm feeling the same way :P
17:15:54 <x3mboy> nasirhm, me too
17:15:58 <jwf> Defolos: re: i3 being pluggable and configurable. I think the goal of an i3 Spin should be to ship an opinionated default for i3. It is always easy to tweak and edit, but there are people who (like me) just want Something That Works
17:16:18 <jwf> I don't think the i3 pro users will jump on-board to a Spin if they already have opinionated ways of how to set it up and use it
17:16:32 <Defolos> jwf: i do agree with that
17:16:37 <lupinix> See lxqt spin again, we also have multiple groups we use in the spins kickstart then https://pagure.io/fedora-kickstarts/blob/master/f/fedora-lxqt-common.ks
17:16:43 <jwf> The Packaging Group should be what we consider as "i3-minimal"
17:16:46 <aegorenk> we can also figure out different aspects like networking, audio, etc. and agree on which features should be provided in minimal version
17:16:52 <jwf> lupinix++ thanks for that link
17:16:52 <zodbot> jwf: Karma for lupinix changed to 4 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:16:53 <x3mboy> #agree Create 2 package groups i3-minimal and i3-extended
17:16:57 <x3mboy> #agreed Create 2 package groups i3-minimal and i3-extended
17:17:03 <x3mboy> I never remember that command
17:17:08 <jwf> :D
17:17:15 <Defolos> on that note, we could create a "i3-config" package that ships a more fancy and opinionated config for the extended package group
17:17:26 <jwf> Defolos: Ooh. I like that idea
17:17:29 <nasirhm> jwf: +1, I agree, I would love to have that is something standalone fedora with X11 and as it's basically configurable.
17:18:06 <jwf> x3mboy: How do you think we should draft/brainstorm the package group?
17:18:24 <jwf> We have lupinix's example with LXQt to work towards, but I guess first we need to figure out what i3-minimal or i3-extended mean
17:18:40 <nasirhm> I think let's start with i3-minimal and then move on to different stuff.
17:18:42 * jwf thinks Defolos's i3-config package could replace the need for an i3-extended group
17:18:53 <jwf> Maybe a wiki page or Etherpad?
17:19:19 <x3mboy> I was thinking in a HackMD.io
17:19:26 * x3mboy is in love with HackMD.io
17:19:51 <jwf> Works for me :)
17:20:08 * jwf just needs a place to type
17:20:16 <Defolos> something which doesn't need yet another account please
17:20:18 <nasirhm> Works for me and then i can create a wiki page doc for it too :)
17:20:27 <Defolos> if it plugs into FAS then +1 from me ;-)
17:20:36 <lupinix> Defolos: +1
17:21:36 <jwf> +1 :)
17:21:39 <nasirhm> Defolos: +1 :D
17:22:43 <x3mboy> Oh, but we can use a pagure issue, no?
17:22:58 <x3mboy> Or even a .md file uploaded ti the gruop
17:23:09 <jwf> Whatever works :)
17:23:37 <Defolos> for brainstorming I'd suggest something that doesn't require constant commits/saves
17:23:43 <nasirhm> x3mboy: how about for getting input from everyone use an md file, then i document that either on wiki for Pagure :)
17:23:44 <Defolos> so a wiki page or an etherpad
17:24:00 <x3mboy> Also we have our wiki
17:24:18 <nasirhm> https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/i3
17:24:21 <aegorenk> jwf: regarding draft/brainstorm. I think it would be much easier if we wuold split that packages in groups. Like networking, audio, power management, ... And think one after another
17:24:48 <nasirhm> aegorenk++ good idea, that way we will have a clear view of packages
17:25:10 <Defolos> yes, good idea, but maybe only for the brainstorming document
17:26:02 <aegorenk> I can pick a task to figure out what we need to provide network management. I know that just nmcli is not always means that you can connect to wifi and so on
17:26:59 <aegorenk> Defolos: yes, we can just keep that separation on paper, it's just to make it more comfortable thinking about it
17:27:00 * Defolos hasn't been using anything but nmcli for years…
17:27:10 <nasirhm> aegorenk: It would mostly be NetworkManager,
17:27:39 <x3mboy> nm-applet
17:27:44 <jwf> aegorenk: +1
17:28:16 <nasirhm> x3mboy: I use it too, last time i used nmcli was around a month ago.
17:28:25 <lupinix> x3mboy: +1 for nm-applet
17:28:39 <x3mboy> #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/i3/Brainstorm
17:28:41 <aegorenk> nasirhm: cool
17:29:28 <x3mboy> aegorenk, I have a categorization that I used personally
17:29:37 <x3mboy> I will put it in the brainstorming space
17:29:50 <nasirhm> This is where we have a choice to make, wither to add `nm-applet` in minimal or extended ?
17:30:09 <x3mboy> Defolos, sure, the categories are for visualization, not to create package groups
17:30:14 <lupinix> Well, we need some kind of network management also in minimal
17:30:56 <jwf> I edited the wiki page to add some categories
17:31:04 <x3mboy> jwf, that was fast
17:31:06 <jwf> Please refresh if you have it open :)
17:31:15 <aegorenk> nasirhm: let's at first put whatever anyone thinks should be there, we can always filter things out later
17:31:17 <jwf> x3mboy: Well, I did not list any packages yet :P
17:31:51 <nasirhm> aegorenk: I agree.
17:32:00 <x3mboy> We will need a terminal emulator
17:32:19 <x3mboy> And here is when it became tricky
17:32:26 <x3mboy> Probably lupinix can help
17:32:27 <aegorenk> urxvt works for me :D
17:32:28 <lupinix> urxvt? Afaik this is what one gets when installing i3 currently
17:32:43 <x3mboy> urxvt has an aweuful unicode support
17:32:59 <Defolos> afaik urxvt is sorta-kinda the default in i3 upstream as well
17:33:21 <Defolos> x3mboy: ironic that the u in urxvt afaik stands for unicode…
17:33:22 <nasirhm> x3mboy: let's start with adding our suggestions there(on the wiki page) and then move on to filtering and making these decisions.
17:33:36 <x3mboy> nasirhm, agreed
17:33:40 <aegorenk> x3mboy: never faced problems with cirillic symbols
17:34:01 * jwf uses gnome-terminal
17:34:03 * jwf runs
17:34:05 <x3mboy> The point I was trying to make is what kind of libraries will be inculded
17:34:17 <x3mboy> gtk3 or qt5
17:34:24 <jwf> Ah
17:34:25 <aegorenk> nasirhm: +1
17:34:25 <x3mboy> I'm asuming tk (for some reason
17:34:26 * nasirhm uses terminator & konsole
17:34:34 * Defolos uses st
17:34:36 <x3mboy> I use tilix and xt
17:34:40 <x3mboy> st*
17:34:40 <jwf> x3mboy: GTK or Qt might be a good ticket topic
17:34:52 <x3mboy> Defolos, st is awesome
17:34:53 <jwf> I think a good spin should ship applications of the same library
17:34:58 <lupinix> We will have GTK installed anyway
17:35:08 <lupinix> anaconda
17:35:09 <x3mboy> jwf, I totally agreed that until lxqt
17:35:27 <jwf> I prefer GTK, but the only thing I think we must do is be consistent on picking apps that use the same libraries
17:35:31 <x3mboy> lupinix, good point
17:35:54 <x3mboy> Ok, let's storm the wiki
17:36:12 <lupinix> contra GTK: client side decorations, some GTK apps look quite messy in i3
17:36:26 <Defolos> that's a very good point with respect to which libs to choose
17:36:26 <lupinix> But there is some preload library to disable CSD
17:37:04 <x3mboy> Well, I qould love to ship qutebrowser, but it's just because I love vim
17:37:09 <lupinix> #link https://github.com/PCMan/gtk3-nocsd
17:37:28 <lupinix> qutebrowser <3
17:37:46 <nasirhm> x3mboy: i prefer Firefox
17:38:01 <jwf> x3mboy: Hahah, I know tjzabel loves qutebrowser too
17:38:19 <jwf> But I think we should ship a default browser like Firefox. It will be easy enough for people to jump in and use qutebrowser if they want it
17:38:29 <jwf> But I don't think it is necessarily a good *default* browser
17:38:32 <Defolos> yeah, I think we should use FF by default
17:38:36 <x3mboy> nasirhm, too bloated. I  mean, it's powerfull, not gonna lie. But qutebrowser is light fast and vim keybindings make it so beautifuñl
17:38:44 <lupinix> I hope we do not end up with browser discussion for years :P i'm also member of KDE SIG and there browser discusion is some kind of an "old traditaion"
17:39:10 <x3mboy> lupinix, LOL!
17:39:11 <jwf> I like using Firefox as default because it is default in Fedora Workstation and thus will always be a first-class citizen in Fedora
17:39:16 <lupinix> qutebrowser is not really light, technically its chromium. its comparable to Firefox
17:39:17 <siddharthvipul> lupinix: but that's the fun part :P
17:39:17 <jwf> Not true of other browsers
17:39:19 <nasirhm> lupinix: hehehe, let's spend our lifetime with preferred tools discussion, it sounds kind og Cool
17:39:20 <Defolos> well but kde is kinda destined for that as they have 2 or 3 browsers…
17:39:29 <x3mboy> No, I think we should ship firefox and offer qute as i3-extended or something
17:39:36 <jwf> x3mboy: Works for me
17:39:46 <nasirhm> x3mboy: Sounds good to me.
17:39:46 <siddharthvipul> I am +1 for firefox
17:40:13 <Defolos> imho FF should be the default just because the spin should be more appealing to the beginner
17:40:16 <x3mboy> lupinix, well, I meant light in terms of border decorations, not about ram comsumption
17:40:19 * lupinix is fine with both if them
17:40:24 <lupinix> s/if/of
17:40:28 <lupinix> ah ok
17:40:39 <nasirhm> Here, I have one more: mail client : mutt or Thunderbird ?
17:40:45 <x3mboy> #chair siddharthvipul
17:40:45 <zodbot> Current chairs: <nasirhm> aegorenk defolos jwf lupinix nasirhm siddharthvipul x3mboy
17:40:47 <Defolos> Emacs!
17:40:54 <x3mboy> mutt, always
17:41:00 <lupinix> do we need a mail client?
17:41:04 <Defolos> no
17:41:05 <jwf> We are covering all the holy ways in just one meeting! 😂😂
17:41:17 <x3mboy> lupinix, probably don't but we need to be prepare
17:41:20 <nasirhm> lol :P
17:41:20 <Defolos> I don't think we should provide a default mail client
17:41:30 <x3mboy> jwf, we aren't still mentioning text editors
17:41:32 <siddharthvipul> jwf: I use gnome-terminal for real :P I have switched between alacrity, st but came back to gnome-terminal.. not my proudest confession
17:41:34 <jwf> Isn't Evolution a default already…?
17:41:39 <x3mboy> I want sublime
17:41:43 * x3mboy runs and hide
17:41:47 <jwf> x3mboy: Be careful, Defolos is poking at that one :D :D
17:41:47 <Defolos> proprietary…
17:42:16 <nasirhm> lol guys, this meeting's fun :P
17:42:25 * Defolos thinks you should whatever works for you
17:42:39 <x3mboy> We will ship vim, everything else to the user choice
17:42:40 * Defolos is quite tired of the holy editor/whatever wars
17:42:40 <nasirhm> for the editor : vim, emacs & nano
17:42:43 <aegorenk> isn't vi is enough?
17:43:11 <lupinix> at least vim please :P
17:43:20 <x3mboy> vim-enhanced
17:43:22 <jwf> Defolos: +1 on using what works for you
17:43:22 <Defolos> vim and nano should be good for a start
17:43:24 <nasirhm> I prefer nano and find `micro` more fun than vim and emacs
17:43:28 <lupinix> Defolos: +1
17:43:37 <jwf> And I think we as a Spin should aim to be minimal and lightweight where possible
17:43:40 <aegorenk> I mean do we want have one which works outside of terminal installed by default?
17:43:53 <jwf> Using Fedora Workstation defaults makes more sense to me, when it is not an i3-specific thing
17:43:59 <x3mboy> Well, if someone needs nano, then it doesn't deserve i3
17:44:02 <siddharthvipul> I think evolution should be okay for email client.. or thunderbird if we really really want it
17:44:04 <x3mboy> Joking, just joking
17:44:08 <x3mboy> True, but joking
17:44:14 <jwf> Using Fedora Workstation defaults for highly-opinionated things like text editors, browsers, etc. makes our work easier
17:44:21 <siddharthvipul> x3mboy: no no, I support your lead on nano :P
17:44:36 <Defolos> jwf: good idea, we shift theh blame :-P
17:44:43 <nasirhm> x3mboy: I'm a nano one :P
17:44:54 <jwf> lolol. I didn't think of it like that but I guess it is a factor when thinking of BZ tickets :P
17:44:55 <nasirhm> Defolos: Lol :P
17:44:56 <siddharthvipul> .kick nasirhm
17:45:05 <jwf> nano++
17:45:05 <zodbot> jwf: Karma for nano changed to 1 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:45:08 <siddharthvipul> :P
17:45:11 <lupinix> lol
17:45:12 <jwf> Oh, I should have expected that…
17:45:16 <jwf> vim++
17:45:16 <zodbot> jwf: Karma for vim changed to 1 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:45:18 <jwf> There
17:45:20 <jwf> :P
17:45:21 <siddharthvipul> nvim++ anyone?
17:45:27 <siddharthvipul> no one sigh
17:45:29 <jwf> siddharthvipul: Guess not 😂😂
17:45:30 <nasirhm> vi++
17:45:33 <aegorenk> emacs++
17:45:33 <zodbot> aegorenk: Karma for emanuelnazetta changed to 1 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:45:33 <x3mboy> Not
17:45:36 <lupinix> ed++
17:45:36 <zodbot> lupinix: Karma for ed changed to 1 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:45:39 <lupinix> :P
17:45:45 <siddharthvipul> ed++ yep, that's it
17:45:46 <zodbot> siddharthvipul: Karma for ed changed to 2 (for the current release cycle):  https://badges.fedoraproject.org/tags/cookie/any
17:45:48 <x3mboy> ed with some pipes and grep
17:45:49 <lupinix> lets go back to unix basics
17:45:50 <jwf> Anyways… anything we want to cover before wrapping up the meeting?
17:45:57 <x3mboy> Well, we can ship awk
17:45:57 <nasirhm> I sound like cookie party here.
17:46:05 <jwf> I think the action item until we meet next is building out the package group list?
17:46:09 <nasirhm> x3mboy: +1 with awk
17:46:10 <x3mboy> Ok, let's move
17:46:17 <jwf> Or is there anything else we should focus on until we meet next?
17:46:38 <aegorenk> do we want to switch to calls?
17:46:48 <x3mboy> #topic Meeting times
17:46:57 <nasirhm> aegorenk: would love to have one.
17:47:14 <x3mboy> Yes, we need to set a meeting time
17:47:16 <jwf> aegorenk: Text meetings are more accessible for me during U.S. working hours. I could probably get time off for a one-hour a month video call on this though
17:47:17 <x3mboy> To finish this
17:47:24 <jwf> During my lunch break :P
17:47:47 <Defolos> text meetings tend to be easier wrt to organization and timing
17:47:50 <aegorenk> jwf: I see. Good point.
17:48:14 <nasirhm> If it's video one, would be good to keep it minimal like 30-45 mins at max and discuss things like this here on text
17:48:15 <Defolos> I for instance can't have a voice at 23:00 as I'll wake the gf…
17:48:16 <jwf> This day/time generally works for me, but I am in black hole with my calendar right now :/
17:48:21 <jwf> Starting a new job in another week or two
17:48:33 <x3mboy> C'mon we are arguing to a text meeting in and i3 sig?
17:48:36 <x3mboy> LOL
17:48:45 <x3mboy> We should stick to text
17:48:52 <x3mboy> It should be part of our soul
17:48:53 <jwf> x3mboy: Well, we are people behind these screens after all :D
17:48:57 <lupinix> +1 for text
17:49:04 <siddharthvipul> yeah, lets stick to text && IRC
17:49:05 <nasirhm> x3mboy: I see a sublime guy here :P
17:49:08 <x3mboy> If we need interaction, we can use the social hour
17:49:12 * jwf likes video calls, but it is hard when Fedora is not what I am paid to do
17:49:25 <jwf> x3mboy: Good point
17:49:28 * x3mboy shares jwf feeling
17:49:39 <x3mboy> Well, so meeting time
17:49:39 <nasirhm> jwf: I agree :P
17:49:40 * Defolos agrees
17:49:42 * siddharthvipul can't relate ":(
17:49:51 <siddharthvipul> just kidding, I am not paid for this :P
17:49:52 <nasirhm> * jwf: I agree
17:49:53 <jwf> siddharthvipul: One of us! One of us! One of us!
17:49:53 <x3mboy> I wan a whenisgood and the result is no time is ok for all
17:49:56 <jwf> :D
17:50:11 <x3mboy> s/wan/ran/g
17:50:20 <nasirhm> x3mboy: this one sounds for me.
17:50:24 <siddharthvipul> x3mboy: timezones!
17:50:39 <x3mboy> So i vote here to keep this meeting time
17:50:41 <jwf> I could go to an earlier time if this is tough for our Asian time zone friends
17:50:48 <jwf> Looking at you, siddharthvipul and nasirhm
17:50:52 <x3mboy> jwf me too
17:51:01 <lupinix> europe here :P
17:51:01 <jwf> It is almost tomorrow for you siddharthvipul :D
17:51:08 <x3mboy> .timezone nasirhm
17:51:09 <nasirhm> It's 10:00 PM here and works fine here :)
17:51:14 <jwf> .localtime siddharthvipul
17:51:15 <zodbot> jwf: The current local time of "siddharthvipul" is: "17:51" (timezone: UTC)
17:51:19 <x3mboy> Localtime!!
17:51:23 <lupinix> .localtime lupinix
17:51:24 <jwf> Well, that is a lie :P
17:51:24 <zodbot> lupinix: The current local time of "lupinix" is: "19:51" (timezone: Europe/Berlin)
17:51:26 <nasirhm> .localtime nasirhm
17:51:27 <zodbot> nasirhm: The current local time of "nasirhm" is: "22:51" (timezone: Asia/Karachi)
17:51:39 <aegorenk> .location aegorenk
17:51:42 <x3mboy> Well, it's kind of late
17:51:48 <Defolos> I'll be probably relatively flexible for the next month with respect to times
17:51:50 <siddharthvipul> jwf: works for me :) actually better.. all meetings are in my evening because everyone tries to keep a good time meeting and thus evenings are full
17:51:57 <aegorenk> .locatime aegorenk
17:52:02 <nasirhm> I'm feeling sleepy 🥱
17:52:03 <x3mboy> We can move one hour to the left
17:52:06 <aegorenk> .localtime aegorenk
17:52:07 <x3mboy> wdyt?
17:52:07 <zodbot> aegorenk: User "aegorenk" doesn't share their timezone
17:52:09 <siddharthvipul> I am fine with this time.. it's 23:22 fwiw
17:52:13 <jwf> x3mboy: +1
17:52:24 <jwf> Might want to mark that as an #agreed if everyone is on board to shift an hour earlier
17:52:40 <x3mboy> jwf, I will do if everyone agreed
17:52:42 <Defolos> Tuesday 16UTC?
17:52:42 <siddharthvipul> jwf: so I changed to UTC because that's what I have been following for a while.. sleep very late and getup late :p
17:52:45 <jwf> +1 for 16:00 UTC on Tuesdays
17:52:50 <nasirhm> An hour works fine for me.
17:52:55 <siddharthvipul> ship it
17:53:04 <x3mboy> #idea Tuesday 16:00 UTC for meetings
17:53:04 <Defolos> works for me for the next month probably
17:53:05 <x3mboy> +1
17:53:09 <aegorenk> +1
17:53:10 <jwf> +1
17:53:12 <lupinix> +1
17:53:16 <nasirhm> +1
17:53:18 <Defolos> after that don't know, but we'll see then
17:53:20 <Defolos> so +1
17:53:27 <siddharthvipul> r/doitnow
17:53:45 <siddharthvipul> x3mboy: I can create a calendar event (or someone else can)
17:54:00 <x3mboy> #agreed to keep meetings Tuesays at 16:00 UTC
17:54:01 <nasirhm> My work meetings are mostly in noon, so, I'm free for both evening & night.
17:54:16 <x3mboy> siddharthvipul, please do it. Use the SIGs calendar in fedocal
17:54:19 <nasirhm> siddharthvipul: I would love to set it up, would like to know how to add it there.
17:54:21 <siddharthvipul> sure
17:54:31 <jwf> Do we have our own calendar?
17:54:37 <x3mboy> #action siddharthvipul will create the meetings in the fedocal
17:54:38 <siddharthvipul> #action siddharthvipul to create a fedocal event for i3 sig meeting
17:54:39 <jwf> I suggest using the CommOps calendar if we do not have one
17:54:52 <siddharthvipul> x3mboy: oops, should have let you handle it
17:54:53 <x3mboy> #topic Open Floor
17:54:54 <jwf> https://apps.fedoraproject.org/calendar/commops/
17:55:19 <x3mboy> So, let's move
17:55:28 <nasirhm> It;s the SIG one.
17:55:37 <x3mboy> What as you want, we have 5 minutes
17:55:48 <x3mboy> jwf, I was using the SIG's one
17:55:51 <nasirhm> siddharthvipul: are you creating it ?
17:55:56 <siddharthvipul> nasirhm: yeah
17:56:07 <jwf> #action everyone Work on adding Fedora package names to i3 Package Group brainstorm page
17:56:08 <jwf> #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/SIGs/i3/Brainstorm
17:56:13 <nasirhm> siddharthvipul++ :)
17:56:20 <jwf> .thank siddharthvipul
17:56:20 <zodbot> jwf thinks siddharthvipul is awesome and is happy they are helping! (Please also type siddharthvipul++ since that is what gives them a cookie)
17:57:24 <siddharthvipul> oh stahp it, you all are awesome!!
17:57:24 <Defolos> didn't we have a member of Fedora QA in here last time?
17:57:25 <jwf> I gotta split folks!
17:57:28 * x3mboy have been testing and using Manjaro i3 community edition
17:57:38 <jwf> This was a good start to the SIG :)
17:57:43 <jwf> Will work on the wiki page in the meanwhile
17:57:47 <jwf> Ciao folks!
17:57:50 <Defolos> o/
17:57:55 <x3mboy> I don't like the theming, But what i ahte the most was conky
17:57:57 <nasirhm> thank you jwf for joining \o
17:58:00 <x3mboy> Ok, let's close
17:58:04 <x3mboy> Thnaks for coming
17:58:13 <x3mboy> #endmeeting