23:05:19 #startmeeting 23:05:20 Meeting started Thu Feb 11 23:05:19 2010 UTC. The chair is mchua. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 23:05:22 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 23:05:26 SOPs sprint! 23:05:28 #link https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing#Release_deliverables 23:05:36 rrix is teh awesum and has gotten me off my ass to do this 23:05:59 :D 23:06:53 * rrix is updating some kde packages, may be randomly having to restart session 23:13:51 * rrix hacks talking points 23:15:43 * mchua curses slowness of wifi connection. c'mon. 23:16:07 what is with the wiki today? it keeps telling me it's down, and then comes back up, and... mgh 23:16:46 hm :( 23:22:23 ha, back up. Okay, one page release notes. time to get CRUSHED. 23:27:28 Yay, crushing 23:33:08 now it's dead for me :< 23:33:16 mchua: take back the brokenness so I can commit :P 23:33:24 * mchua getting serious lag here too 23:33:35 * mchua starting to write text offline, copypaste to wiki when it's working 23:33:45 * mchua looks at #fedora-admin to complain ;) 23:33:48 * rrix goes to bother -admin 23:33:48 :D 23:34:20 mchua: I almost asked at the same time as you :P 23:42:13 mchua: how are talking points chosen? Are they put up to vote on mktg list, or is it just 'hey edit teh wikiz!' 23:45:11 rrix: ...talking points are a "leave the steps blank" one ight now. 23:45:23 oh :x 23:45:34 which one am I supposed to hack on then? 23:45:36 rrix: robyn and paul and karsten and I had a long convo about this on tuesday - there are dissenting opinions on what talking points are, and we need to write the sop to clear 'em up 23:45:55 rrix: if you want to hack the talking points sop though, that's great :) it's just probably the hardest one to write 23:45:59 * mchua nabs link for ya 23:46:01 okay 23:46:24 rrix: http://meetbot.fedoraproject.org/fedora-mktg/2010-02-09/fedora-mktg.2010-02-09-21.12.html and associated log 23:46:27 well the steps for formatting the page are there ;) 23:46:32 * rrix reads 23:46:32 yayy! 23:46:54 if you're working on that one I'll try to finish the rest... talking points really are the hardest. 23:49:01 alrighty 23:49:20 Whether I can get something you don't want to tear to peices and start over with remains to be seen though ;) 23:50:10 "21:17:58 "they said moblin! omg"" <-- ^_^ 23:51:17 mchua: hmm on the wikipage ... isn't there the point "Release Notes" missing? 23:52:42 Talking Points, Release Slogan, Release Notes (technical thingys), Screenshots, OnePage Release Notes, etc. 23:54:31 and at "Projects" I miss the picture Archive ... 23:55:00 wonderer: where on which wikipage? 23:57:14 also FWNhttps://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Marketing 23:58:42 at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Contributors_to_the_marketing_group#Active_Contributors is mentioned "proven track record" means what? I think mel is a proven contributor ... or is that page only outdated? 00:00:26 also at https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Contributors_to_the_marketing_group#Active_Contributors there could be some more infos of the area where these contributors are. Because, if e.g. a company searches for some marketing people to deal with I do not think someone from the UK will be amused for infos from US ;-) 00:00:43 wonderer: yeah, I think we need a better way to track contributors... the FAS group also has a lot of deadwood. I think some other groups prune inactive membership once per release cycle - not sure what the best pratice for us is, here. 00:00:47 mchua: hmm... I'm wondering if I'm qualified to write this SOP 00:01:13 rrix: that's the power of the group; anyone is qualified to start the journey :) 00:01:22 this is true :) 00:01:31 * rrix is strying to digest that log and parse it 00:01:52 mchua: I know that there are some "historical grown" pages, but I know had a look and wanted to write that down ;-) 00:02:01 ok, so you are lost, let's get you to the next stage :) 00:02:10 maybe a short point to work on at the FAD... 00:03:28 rrix: Yes. I like having fresh minds write documentation whenever possible because then it's actually coherent and understandable. :) 00:03:35 rrix: questions, can haz ask them! 00:03:42 wonderer: or you could edit the wiki now. ;) 00:04:22 mchua: I'm on right now, but if I do something wrong I tell everybody "mel told me so" :-D 00:04:47 wonderer: that, sir, is exactly what I am here for :) 00:05:10 Mel Chua, Amateur Scapegoat ;) 00:05:29 * rrix sighs at his system 00:05:34 :) 00:05:35 * rrix brb-ish 00:05:53 "Sorry! This service is currently unavailable." 00:05:58 urgs 00:06:24 Ok, next steps I will try later (after some sleep). 00:06:58 wonderer: yeah, the wiki has been up and down today 00:07:04 it usually comes back within 3-5m 00:20:33 * rbergeron looks around 00:21:44 hoi, rbergeron. rrix kicked my ass into actually working on the SOPs. :) 00:21:49 he's writing the talking points one now. 00:22:01 the wiki has been going up and down, so progress is a little slower than it would be otherwise. 00:27:50 What's up with the wiki? 00:28:14 Or should i say... What's up/down with the wiki? :) 00:28:40 * rbergeron feels like the life has been sucked out of her lately. Ugh 00:29:20 rbergeron: ...I know the feeling. 00:29:31 * mchua sends energy transfusions to rbergeron 00:29:43 I've *had* some energy lately, but... not directed in useful ways, sometimes. 00:29:54 just running around spasming out "WHEEEEEEE! YAYYY!!!" and not getting stuff done 06:16:12 Anything exciting going on in marketing tonight? 06:16:39 oh, crap... 06:16:44 I totally flaked out on mchua :( 06:17:06 * rrix is a badddd person 06:17:18 mchua: I fell asleep writing that SOP, I'm sorry :| 06:18:14 rrix: *totally* okay 06:18:22 * mchua eventually was overtaken by hunger and ate dinner 06:18:39 weak CARBON units 06:18:43 DO work! 06:18:59 SIR YES SIR RIGHT AWAY SIR 06:19:02 * hiemanshu wonders where David is 06:19:09 mchua: NO CAPS! 06:19:30 .any ke4qqq 06:19:31 hiemanshu: ke4qqq was last seen in #fedora-mktg 12 hours, 39 minutes, and 38 seconds ago: sounds good 06:20:26 mchua: I reviewed phpESP last night for ke4qqq :) 06:20:51 but he isnt here :(* 06:21:07 * hiemanshu is all sweaty after a game of soccer 06:22:00 * jfalco is sick of dead hard drives 06:23:05 ahm first coffie of the day 06:23:12 mmmm 06:23:53 * jfalco will have his first cup in about 4 hours 06:25:17 jfalco: then you can a) throw them away and buy new ones b) stop using harddrives alltogether c) stop killing them or d) all of the above 06:25:43 or e) get out of the business of fixin them 06:26:42 ah 06:26:47 that explains a lot 06:26:54 * Subfusc doesnt kill harddrives 06:26:56 good $$$ though 06:27:06 I have never experienced a HDD die 06:27:22 only corrupted filesystems 06:27:44 but NTFS is such a bad filesystem anyways, so its not unexpected 06:27:56 agree 06:30:36 It never ceases to amaze me how many thousands people will pay to get something back that a 10 cent CD/R could have saved 06:31:08 the concept of backup is not known to most people 06:31:27 It is after I get finished with em :) 06:31:42 and the risk of having everything on one drive is not either 06:31:44 well me and their accountant 06:32:02 haha 06:32:33 you should have a notice on the receite like "We hope to see you again" or something 06:32:49 lol 06:33:31 i would start triplebacking up everything if i had just paid $x00 dollars and they want me to come back 06:33:34 =P 06:34:46 your short a 0 there 06:35:03 seriously? o.O 06:35:20 i could buy eight drives for that 06:35:28 if its a 1 in front 06:35:36 I charge $1500 fro a head swap on a 2.5 inch 06:35:53 that's about 15 drives 06:35:55 thats like 12 TB of drives o.O 06:36:24 *12 TB consisting of 12, 1TB drives 06:36:33 yep 06:36:55 i could 12 x backup everything 06:37:21 I've got 4 coppies of everything of mine 06:37:31 jfalco: what do they have on the drives that is worth that amount of money? 06:38:28 well the guy i just got done with was from Toyota and had a meeting in the AM, needed a power point and a few spread sheets 06:38:44 XD 06:38:48 BURN 06:38:49 sad 06:39:14 no 06:39:24 and I get to keep the drive :) 06:39:26 it does not, and should not pay to be ignorant 06:39:26 =P 06:40:06 jfalco: do you manage to fix it? or is it just a bad Filetable? 06:41:18 heads just went out on this one, I swap the heads from a donor, image it, burn what they need, and sell em a new drive with the image on it :) 06:41:58 cause i know if i give the "fixed" one they'll keep using it, so I just keep it 06:42:28 once you open one they're pretty much toast in my experience 06:42:37 yeah 06:42:49 unless you manage to stay in a steril enviroment 06:42:58 but you could earn more money on that XD 06:43:08 you'll never get as sterile as the factory 06:43:18 unless you go to a DNA lab 06:43:49 I've got a clean room, but they still fail after comming out 06:43:50 "here is your old drive, but i dont recommend using it" 2 weeks later: "My disk is broken again, i NEED some files NOW!" "I told you not to use it, cash up!" 06:43:53 =P 06:44:18 nah the try to run your name in the ground, fo it "breaking" again 06:44:26 *they 06:44:39 ignorance 06:44:41 so i just keep it 06:45:54 I should write a book "Stupid things people do to computers" 06:46:04 i bet you mostly fix laptop drives 06:46:18 yeah 06:46:29 they get banged around a lot more 06:46:43 Feels no nice after a shower after a game of Soccer 06:46:48 s/no/so 06:47:33 i dont understand why SSD hasnt cought on in the buisness market 06:47:39 got in a Toshiba today with Win 95 on it, ahh memories 06:47:42 they are much better suited for that kind of enviroment 06:47:50 Win95?!?! 06:47:50 Subfusc: they are pricy 06:48:04 95 no joke 06:48:17 who the hell uses that still? 06:48:25 hell 95-98 was the best thing M$ ever made 06:48:25 jfalco: nothing with RHL 4 06:48:43 95 is the one release with least bugs 06:48:49 jfalco: i disagree. Win 2000 was the best version of windows 06:49:16 you would be surprised at the major factories that still use 95,98 for their machines 06:49:16 Win 2000 Professional edition. Stable as hell, but didnt take games 06:49:34 Vista is my favorite :) 06:49:46 jfalco: break many drives? =P 06:50:14 Vista paid for my house :) 06:50:26 loool 06:50:49 Vista corrupted my drive 06:50:56 NOw that it's paid off, I can show people this Linux thing 06:51:15 i said fuck it, and formated that part to ext3 06:51:23 has been working ever since 06:51:24 ;) 06:51:29 nice 06:51:47 here is something that I run into a lot... 06:51:47 I have broken only one HDD so far 06:52:16 that was when I threw my old laptop from my bed because Windows XP wouldn't work right on it 06:52:19 I give someone a Fedora disk and they think it can't be any good if it is free..... 06:52:44 If I was to make a fancy blue box and put $100 price on it the same person would love it 06:52:44 mchua: ping 06:52:56 jfalco: tell they you PIRATED it 06:53:04 them** 06:53:09 people for some reason love pirated stuff 06:53:15 yep 06:54:02 the other shop here in town is installing win 7 for $30 06:54:25 i think you would get a lot of buisness from win 7 too 06:54:43 from what I've seen 7 is pretty solid 06:54:50 so far 06:54:50 after seeing people using it and tried it and seen some statistics. I dont feel its any better than Vista 06:55:11 the shell takes 200 Mb of ram 06:55:16 how the hell is that solid? 06:55:19 they'll have to screw it up with a Service Pack soon though 06:56:09 I haven't messed with it much, but I haven't been hearing a lot of complaints 06:56:14 I stay in Linux 06:56:25 The UI is horrible thou 06:56:43 it's M$ what do you expect? 06:56:45 seriously, I would have to patch it to look like Win XP to ever want to use it 06:57:19 jfalco: i dont expect a mixture of Mac OS and Linux on drugs 06:57:31 lol 06:58:04 they have taken the worst of both UI's and combined it into a monster 06:58:11 Everyone is like "ohh cool look what it does", and I'm like "Linux has done that for years" 06:58:45 we havent done it with sliding menues, round seethrough frames and a windows logo 06:58:55 tru 06:59:26 because most of us does not desire spendig 100px on usless frames 06:59:45 yep 06:59:59 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T3ID2CbtnKk 07:01:16 seriously if you want to know how "windows 8" will look like, you could just install Linux and add some round frames 07:01:22 and you probably got it 07:03:13 nice 07:04:26 anybody in here using fedora on a netbook? 07:04:35 * Subfusc raises a hand 07:04:46 likes, dislikes? 07:04:54 jfalco: on a NetTop 07:05:55 oh gosh 07:05:57 #endmeeting