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<dtm> some day one of my past significant others are gonna look me up on google and this irc log is what they're gonna find.  :-I
Action: dtm waves
<dtm> the one from ksu i miss terribly, and by far most others
<dtm> oh yeah and they'll find http://smuckola.org
<chillywi1ly> hey dtm 
<dtm> and they'll be staggered to try and recall if i was that batty.  or rather, if they would have chosen to associate themselves with someone who is.
<dtm> chillywi1ly: oh hi there chillywi1ly 
<chillywi1ly> HI :)
<chillywi1ly> buddy
<dtm> chillywi1ly: i was just researching a couple of christian gaming sites.  nothing i've tried runs under wine.
<dtm> it's a travesty
<dtm> and so i idle in their irc channel
<dtm> lying in wait
<dtm> waiting to lie
<dtm> I'll get em!
<dtm> chillywi1ly: what's up
<dtm> chillywi1ly: are you ready to jump into IC?
<chillywi1ly> nah, but I might have an opportunity to use it
<dtm> chillywi1ly: i've been learning how to do nontrivial product matrices
<chillywi1ly> I dunno
<chillywi1ly> ok
<dtm> it's far out
<dtm> and i think it's like your karaoke debacle
<dtm> learning also how to put each SKU in multiple concurrent categories
<chillywi1ly> heheh
<chillywi1ly> ben is talking to them right now on the phone
<chillywi1ly> he's a dedicated guy
<chillywi1ly> ain
<chillywi1ly> ain't he?
<dtm> heh!
<dtm> apologizing for osC?
<chillywi1ly> heh, no I don't think so...
<dtm> i mean...   taking down their further criteria?  :)
<chillywi1ly> dunno yet he's still talking to them
<dtm> someone in #interchange found a quote somewhere, "osCommerce sucks pyramid dust".  :-/
<chillywi1ly> HEH
<dtm> harsh.
<chillywi1ly> dtm: can't say I feel all that sympathetic for osC
<chillywi1ly> ;)
<dtm> yeah.
<dtm> just 'cause.
<LuftHans> fly little db, fly
<dtm> also there's a whole open src package for realty management.
<dtm> open-realty.org
<dtm> i found that to be most unexpected.
<LuftHans> the trajectory of an e450 and raid shelf is rather amazing... :)
<dtm> but it makes sense.
<dtm> LuftHans: yeah e450s are really fast!
<dtm> ;)
<LuftHans> dtm: you like o-r.org?
<dtm> i guess so!
<dtm> i just glanced at it once.
<dtm> neato that it exists
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<dtm> they took a proejct called "openrealty" and forked it into one called "open-realty".
<LuftHans> dtm: yeah, I was hoping to get said customer to fund some development on it
<dtm> and the name of their own product is misspelled on the front page.
<dtm> LuftHans: cool
<LuftHans> dtm: yeah, that confuzilated me for a while
<dtm> LuftHans: so it's pretty much good huh
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<dtm> chillywi1ly: what are you up t o?
<chillywi1ly> ummm, stuff ;)
<dcmwai> ...
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<nickr> haiya!
<Vee> dcmwai: s/boring/bored/ :)
<Vee> dcmwai: meaning "I'm bored" or in a state of boredom. Vs. "I'm boring" or uninteresting. my wife commonly misused the words too, and it was often funny to hear them used that way. 
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<siesel> morning
<ajmitch> hi
<btami> hello :)
<dtm> hi
<dcmwai> Thank Vee
<dcmwai> siesel: Hello I'm waiting for you :)
<dcmwai> haha ;)
<dcmwai> I've got html, pdf and text working now :)
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<siesel> dcmwai: great.
<dcmwai> siesel: Now I need somemore of your help...
<dcmwai> siesel: How do you really print the UTF-8 grd and the utf-8 db?
<dcmwai> I've try.. but it didn't work the way it should be.
<siesel> one second, on the phone
<dcmwai> siesel: I've waited for 5 hours so this few minutes is nothing to me isn't that right ? :)
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<dtm> :-o
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<SachaS> haha
<dtm> ;]
<siesel> dcmwai: you mean printing to a printer?
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<dcmwai> siesel: No.. I meant printing on an html files or PDF files.
<siesel> you can send these files directly to a printer
<dcmwai> siesel, Not try it yet.. But I think It wouldn't be possile yet
<dcmwai> siesel: I think You miss understand me...
<dcmwai> Hum.. I'm talking about the month2.grd Which all unicode is UTF-8
<dcmwai> when using grcvs to get and html /pdf the result isn't there.
<dcmwai> Or should I say.. the output isn't utf-8
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<siesel> you mean you haven't a pdf file? Or that you can print it out? Or that the server doesn't create it?
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<dcmwai> siesel: I meant when I use the Gnue-report server to create a pdf/html files with a utf-8 grd 
<dcmwai> the result is not show correctly...
<dcmwai> the result--> the html files or pdf files
<siesel> ok, have you set the correct font in pdf.py?
<dcmwai> siesel: No.. :(
<dcmwai> siesel: but the html isn't have the right result either...
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<siesel> ok, pdf should work now.
<dcmwai> siesel: This time the html work...
<dcmwai> Strange... :(
<dcmwai> https://amtbmy.serveftp.org/dcmwai/test.html
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<siesel> does pdf work for you now?
<dcmwai> updating cvs
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<siesel> dcmwai: no, I just edited pdf.py for you.
<dcmwai> siesel: Oh... you edit my pdf.py :)
<dcmwai> haha I've to go and get it there I'm at the office :) amtbmy.serveftp.org :)
<dcmwai> nvm I'll get it there.
<dcmwai> but later.. :) Need to have dinner, they wouldn't let me have it after 8 minutes more.. :(
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<siesel> dcmwai: html not working at your home was connected with a missing textEncoding=utf-8 in gnue.conf [common] section
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<dcmwai> siesel: Ah.. that 
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<dcmwai> siesel: may I ask what did you change on the pdf.py?
<dcmwai> is that the font path 'ZenKai-Medium'  : 'zh_TW/TrueType/bkai00mp.ttf' Or this line
<dtm> f/win 20
<dtm> ww
<siesel> just do a "cvs diff pdf.py" to get all changes.
<siesel> I set self.font='ZenKai-Medium' and changed both fontbase path as the path to the font itself
<dcmwai> siesel: It don't really work here, see https://amtbmy.serveftp.org/dcmwai/test.pdf
<dcmwai> but the html work.
<siesel> I'll add some debugging code to the pdf creation tonight.
<dcmwai> siesel: ok Thank fo all the thing you have done :)
Action: siesel has to run now. cu
<dcmwai> cu
<siesel> no problem. 
<dcmwai> siesel: bye
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<reinhard> yay
<reinhard> common, forms, designer, and reports have made it into sarge
<reinhard> appserver and navigator have entered sid
<reinhard> long live jbailey
<reinhard> :)
<btami> and reinhard too !!!
<reinhard> btami: well, i think it will still take some time until gnue is distributed along with windows, like it's now distributed along with debian gnu/linux ;-)
<reinhard> bbl
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<thierry> hello
<btami> hello thierry
<thierry> hi btami
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<rm-away> hmmm
<rm-away> novell bought suse
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<reinhard> jbailey: did you notice that common, forms, reports and designer made it into testing today?
<jbailey> I hadn't, actually. =)
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<jbailey> Nice!
<jbailey> http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=jbailey@nisa.net
<reinhard> btw i *think* * #171528 (gnue-reports) should be fixed in 0.1.3
<reinhard> and i'm quite certain #171533 is fixed
<jbailey> As in you'll require it, or won't require it? =)
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<reinhard> well python-xmlbase is certainly required IMHO
<reinhard> because the report definitions are xml :)
<reinhard> no completely other way around
<reinhard> there is no python-xmlbase at all for python 2.3 :)
<jbailey> Ah, lovely. =)
<reinhard> python2.1-xml did depend on python2.1-xmlbase
<jbailey> Wow.. There's a gnue-reports manpage.
<jbailey> It's ugly, but it's there.
<reinhard> but python2.3-xml doesn't depend on *-xmlbase
<reinhard> yes it's ugly :)
<reinhard> wrt #171535 - IIRC a sample.report-filters.conf gets installed with gnue-common
<reinhard> so not sure if we should consider this bug fixed, too
<reinhard> yes, there is a sample.report-filters.conf in gnue-common
<jbailey> That's not what he wants.
<jbailey> He wants it to run the wizard to setup all of the global gnue options at install time.
<reinhard> ok
<jbailey> There's a bit of disagreement between me and the rest of #gnuenterprise on the right way for this to happen. =)
<reinhard> *lol*
<reinhard> we will work it out :)
<jbailey> I'm sure. =)
<jbailey> The gist of it is that while I don't mind supporting a global configuration, that gnue itself should support both that and a ~/.gnuenterprise type of setup.
<jbailey> If the sysadmin doesn't set one up globally, then it should cope and step the user through setting up a private setup.
<jamest> gnue supports 3 levels of config files
<jamest> system wide changeable
<jamest> $HOME/.gnue
<jamest> system wide fixed
<jbailey> Eh?  What would system wide fixed be?
<jamest> gnue settings the sysadmin absolutely did not want users overriding
<jbailey> Ah, okay.
<jamest> i created this to mirror how pine does it
Action: jbailey waits for the bold of lightning as jamest mentions pine in relation to GNU softare.
<jamest> the em bubble from all the equipment/monitors arround me makes an excellent sheild
<jbailey> But that's lovely. Is that new?  I don't remember that it was that way when we argued about it last.
<jbailey> *lol*
<jamest> um
<jamest> i think i did that years ago
<jbailey> Ah, nice.
<jamest> there is no wizard to setup
<jamest> but I think it's ok with a missing systemwide file
<jbailey> The windows installer provides a lovely GUI for setting these up.  Will that be ported to Linux sometime?
<jbailey> It is okay with it now.
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<Vee> yeesh, must be a friend of jbailey's.. ;)
<jamest> if that thing in windows is via inno then I doubt it 
<jamest> as that is written in delphi
<jamest> IIRC
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<jbailey> Did Btami write that, then?
<jamest> i haven't seen it
<jbailey> Really?  I thoguth you had a Windows Lan you were using this on.
<jamest> but if it is an extension to Inno (which creates the setup.exe).  Inno is written in delphi
<jamest> i have not installed the last release of gnue on windows yet
<jamest> i'm still running 0.5.1
<jamest> i need to
<reinhard> jbailey: if i was curious, how would i find out why gnue-common is uninstallable on hurd-i386 ?
<jbailey> Two ways.
<jbailey> First you could ask me: And I'd tell you taht python 2.3 isn't built.
<reinhard> well then i could continue recursively
<reinhard> :)
<jbailey> Aside from that, hmm.
<jbailey> qa doesn't cover hurd-i386.
<jbailey> So that's about the only way, it seems. =)
<reinhard> is there an automatic build process for hurd-i386 ?
<reinhard> or do the hurd porters have to upload all packages manually?
<jbailey> Sort of.
<jbailey> There's a buildd under my desk ehre.
<jbailey> It's not turned on at the moment. =)
<reinhard> :)
<reinhard> in http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=jbailey@nisa.net
<reinhard> "uninstallable" means there is no deb for that architecture, or for one of the dependencies. right?
<jbailey> I think so.
<jbailey> Mmm.
<jbailey> Yeah, sounds right. =)
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<jamest> and i thought gnue was a pain to co from cvs
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<Vee> heh.. why openbsd? 
<nickr> its sekure!
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<Vee> seems like openbsd was the dog of the bunch
<jamest> firewall 
<jamest> and a bastion machine
<Vee> they seem to be big on using m0n0wall at work
<jamest> and an ndis machine
<jamest> i use ipcop at one location
<jamest> i just like having a real box for my firewall here at math
<Vee> yea.. 
<jamest> and i think openbsd really is the most secure *bsd/linux variant out there
<Vee> I was just curious.
<Vee> how's the game thing going?
<jamest> slow
<jamest> a client is sucking 110% of my free time
<jamest> driving me nuts
<Vee> the same one?
<Vee> ... that you've been working with what seems to be a fair amount of intensity for at least the past several months? :)
<jamest> yes
<jamest> they hope to have major new system enhancements deployed by 1/1/04
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<jamest> they don't seem to figure out that laughter == "no way in hell"
<Vee> I have to go into the office in a bit for a meeting about a project that went from 04/01/04 to 12/01/03
<jamest> whoa
<jamest> that's like 99 years
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<jamest> figure you might need these
<Vee> ;)
<Vee> at least I know nobody's going to be mentioning java at this meeting..
<Vee> I guess I should try to find and hack this last bug in the thing I've been working on.. 
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<dtm> hi
<nickr> hi
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<siesel> hi
<ajmitch> hi
<siesel> ajmitch: cool, you're around.
<siesel> is it difficult to provide the pnet source files too? Or commit your /debian changes to cvs?
<ajmitch> not difficult at all, they're downloadable right beside the binary packages
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<siesel> The bad program ('pnetpython') needs some libraries which aren't provided by pnet-dev, so I have to build everthing myself :(
<ajmitch> what libraries?
<siesel> libffi.a and libgc.a
<ajmitch> I'll check they I haven't missed them
<ajmitch> hm
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<ajmitch> ok, my bad
<siesel> the Makefile tries to load them from the build directory, so it's probably a common error
<ajmitch> if you installed pnet-interpreter they'll be in /usr/lib/pnet
<ajmitch> the makefile was a quick hack :)
<siesel> I just find .so files.  Are the static libraries there too?
<siesel> sorry, searched in the wrong dir.
<siesel> I found the files. :)
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<siesel> Ok, now I just have to fix all the compile errors :(
<ajmitch> doesn't surprise me
<ajmitch> that was written many months ago
<siesel> btw. can you provide a pnet-doc too?
<ajmitch> hmm ok
<ajmitch> there used to be one, I'm sure :)
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<Vee> [55]gnue-appserver -- GNU Enterprise Application Server.
<Vee>  * [56]gnue-navigator -- GNU Enterprise Navigator.
<Vee> woohoo.. neat to see that in DWN
<nickr> yes
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<siesel> reinhard: do you have a minute?
<reinhard> yes
<siesel> I've read your mail and want to ask how we should split up the work.
<jbailey> That was more than a minute.
<reinhard> siesel: as announced i won't have much time during november
<reinhard> and the same goes for johannes
<reinhard> so if my mail makes sense for you and also for mdupont
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<reinhard> you might want to talk to him as you would be the main actors
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<chillywi1ly> hi jason
<jcater> word
<chillywi1ly> whrirrred
<nickr> :whirred:
<chillywi1ly> _w3rd_
<dtm> :-o
<dtm> weird.
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<DLJ> Have I joined?
<DLJ> Looks like maybe yes. Hoderr folks!
<chillywi1ly> nah, it's all in your imagination
<dtm> DLJ: You are now one with the GNUe.
<chillywi1ly> w00t
<DLJ> Hoderr, chillywilly, dtm. What an imagination I have!
<chillywi1ly> who's Hoderr? ;P
<DLJ> You derr. I'm here.
<dtm> it's a beautiful thing
<chillywi1ly> thank God
<DLJ> fwiw, I'm an accountant, wondering if there's anything useful I can do around GNUe.
<dtm> DLJ: no thanks, sorry
<dtm> all full up now.
<dtm> you can go home
<chillywi1ly> HEH
<dtm> no more room for any volunteers!
<dtm> this free software train is PACKED
<chillywi1ly> DLJ: can you help em do my taxes? ;)
<chillywi1ly> me*
<chillywi1ly> bah, don't believe dtm he lies
<dtm> DLJ: what did you have in mind?  are you a software engineer or project manager or what?
<dtm> i fib because i love.
<chillywi1ly> he's an accountant
<chillywi1ly> don't you pay attention
<chillywi1ly> ?
<dtm> yeah i didn't know how multifunctional he may be
<chillywi1ly> http://www.libertyetech.com/sensenbrenner.jpg
<chillywi1ly> typical politician answer ;)
<nickr> ye
<dtm> chillywi1ly: well, how nice!
<dtm> chillywi1ly: yeah but it indicates the process of thought!
<dtm> chillywi1ly: he regurgitated a highly succinct explanation
<dtm> chillywi1ly: doesn't that indicate that he at least understands the issue?
<chillywi1ly> yea I guess it's not all bad
<chillywi1ly> ;P
<dtm> yeah.
<dtm> why is he ethically prohibited?  
<dtm> i mean, i dont know what you wrote to him about.
<DLJ> I'm an or what. Libertytech turns into cranenucleaer. What's that all about?
<dtm> your exhuberance is most inspiring
<dtm> DLJ: ?!
<chillywi1ly> DLJ: uh?
<dtm> DLJ: was that a sentence?  :)
<DLJ> When I try your libertytech URL it instantly turns into something else, I think it was www.crannuclear.com/sensenbrenner...
<chillywi1ly> dtm: I signed some petition online that would mail your congress critters
<chillywi1ly> iirc
<dtm> oh.
<dtm> hehehe
<chillywi1ly> DLJ: cause you for got the 'e'
<chillywi1ly> libertyetech.com
<chillywi1ly> some day when I a rich I will buy let.com fromt he squatters
<chillywi1ly> NOT
<chillywi1ly> they can rot in hell ;)
<DLJ> Gotcha. What's the legislation he refers to in the letter?
<chillywi1ly> it was regarding the SCO case and their attacks on Linux
<chillywi1ly> SCO v. IBM
<DLJ> Never had a hell of a lot of use for Wisconsin Republicans meself...
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<DLJ> I know the SCO thing (a replay of UDL vs Berkeley back in the 1980's: Berkeley won. UDL, i.e. ATT lost -- as humiliatingly as SCO is gonna lose.
<DLJ> But what is the legislation Sensenbrenner refers to?
<chillywi1ly> litigation not legislation
<DLJ> Geez I'm dyslexic tonight!!
<chillywi1ly> he cannot do anything about it (DUH) that wasn't why I wrote to him anyway
<DLJ> I assume you were bringing him up to speed on how badly SCO sucks...
<chillywi1ly> yes
<chillywi1ly> I don't really remember what that was from just that I had signed some letter and it sends it out to your congress people ;P
<DLJ> My line on the whole mess is that there's a minor tragedy involved: Neither SCO nor McBride will end up with enough assets left to compensate the SCO shareholders after their shareholder suits for the mismanagement that destroyes their shareholdings...
<DLJ> That's the e that was missing from the original Libertyetech...
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<chillywi1ly> at least he responded so that's cool
<chillywi1ly> hi jeff
<DLJ> The Autopen, a robot for forging signatures has been in use by Congress since roughly the time of the Black Death.
<jbailey> Heya Dan.
<DLJ> Hoderr jbailey.
<jbailey> What does 'hoderr' mean?
<DLJ> hello.
<chillywi1ly> hell there
<DLJ> ohell rot-1
<chillywi1ly> or some goody crap ;)
<chillywi1ly> goofy*
<chillywi1ly> DLJ: It does not appear to be auto-generated
<DLJ> I remember Goofy from my childhood. Mickey asked him to take down a message in Morse code, and Goofy did so. This sheet has the dots and this page is the dashes."
<chillywi1ly> unless a crap load of people mailed him about SCO
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<chillywi1ly> then at least he knows about it...I don't expect any miracles or anything like that
<DLJ> That's the wonderful thing about the autopen: it's a genuine pen, moving in three-D space. All hardware, not an electron in the whole kludge.
<chillywi1ly> hi jamest 
<jamest> howdy
<chillywi1ly> whatever dude, you need help
<chillywi1ly> and unfortunately this is NOT the right place for that ;)
<chillywi1ly> bunch of crazies here I tell ya ;)
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<reinhard> night all
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<chillywi1ly> btw, I know the deep dark secret of the autopen...but it's just for lazy people not wanting to sign everytime
<chillywi1ly> he still might've read my letter ;)
<dtm> might have!
<dtm> oh man
<dtm> DLJ: do politicians seriously use an autopen?!
<dtm> noooooo
<DLJ> AFIK Most Congresscritters do. I've never seen the thing any place else.
<dtm> :<
<dtm> say it aint so
<chillywi1ly> bah, what does that matter?
<chillywi1ly> so they don't wanna sign everytime...big deal
<dtm> i wonder how much mail they get anyway
<chillywi1ly> a LOT I bet]
<chillywi1ly> s/]//
<dtm> indeed.
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<dcmwai> siesel: ???
<dcmwai> you are awake at this time?
<ajmitch> poor siesel, hunted relentlessly :)
<dcmwai> ajmitch: I didn't hunt siesel :)
<dcmwai> ajmitch: How is things going? Nice and easy?
<ajmitch> things are going ok
<derek> dcmwai: what is arias status
<dcmwai> hello derek :)
<dcmwai> derek: which part do you want to know.
<dcmwai> s/./?
<dcmwai> derek: Arias is trying to get to 1.0 Whcih will include gnue-report into funtion as the replacement of all Aria print
<dcmwai> and I'm the one who do that...
<dcmwai> derek: aria also have a smarty branch which is lead by js9s in sourceforge, It is uncontrol and uncontrol By us (Josh and me)
<dcmwai> for the time being aria seem to getting more person and complain about the Way it Work.
<dcmwai> :)
<dcmwai> Report End here :)
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<FredFrog> anybody alive here?
<jamest> so so
<ajmitch> maybe
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<LuftHans> ribbit
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<derek> FredFrog: nope all dead
<chillywi1ly> hey derek 
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<dcmwai> derek: anything more you want to know about?
<derek> hi
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<dcmwai> hum...
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