17:59:17 #startmeeting 17:59:17 Meeting started Sun Jan 30 17:59:17 2011 UTC. The chair is tflink. Information about MeetBot at http://wiki.debian.org/MeetBot. 17:59:17 Useful Commands: #action #agreed #halp #info #idea #link #topic. 17:59:34 ==> next meeting in this room The next big fedora engineering project 17:59:48 someone else will have to transcribe, though I am switching rooms 18:04:22 * DiscordianUK hopes someone will transcribe 18:05:41 Fedora RPG: 18:05:44 Badges, avatars 18:06:10 trophies, items 18:06:35 Goals for packagers, triagers, documentation, design 18:06:38 each would grant 'points' 18:07:04 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon 18:07:20 errhttp://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568041974601117010 18:07:26 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568042054146444834 18:07:28 #chair nushio 18:07:34 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568041974601117010 18:07:48 spot: The idea is to get things done 'easy' and 'fun' for new contributors 18:08:03 'every bug i triage succesfully, i get a point' 18:08:10 'every conference, wiki edit, etc' 18:08:28 'a quest could be edit a wiki page, organize an event, get a trophy' 18:08:52 'yes, people will always try to 'game' this system, but we'd have to have moderators to prevent people from 'gaming' the system' 18:09:27 You wouldn't get the points until someone went and doublechecked that the points granted are valid 18:10:18 we want this to be a community driven thing, so we would like other communities to submit puzzles and requests 18:10:31 city of heroes did this where they let people create their missions 18:10:58 city of heroes did it wrong, but they at least did something 18:11:30 spot: this is a very mockup, items and points are not useful just virtual flair 18:12:12 there's a lot of people grinding on web games, if we can get them to triage bugs, we win 18:13:13 OH: Bugzilla has some sort of a karma system 18:14:02 Spot: If we have a lot of people doing bug triage, we simply lower the reward for bug triaging 18:14:14 different points for different tasks 18:14:37 older bugs might be worth more than newer bugs 18:15:32 OH: Learning is a skill, so getting a lot of bugs solved would list that you hav ea lot of skills 18:16:00 mairin: the system planned already has badges, so each badge would be a different skill or something like it 18:16:08 (The system is currently just in planning stages) 18:16:15 each team in fedora could grant different badges 18:16:48 spot: there's always going to be people trying to 'game the game' and we don't want someone suddenly becoming a system admin :P 18:17:13 OH: Achievements and stuff are extraordinarily addictive 18:17:26 spot: human instinct would get people help us with the task 18:18:32 spot: the guy who only invests 2 hours a week on the game because he's got 'real life stuff' doesn't mean he's a low fedora contributor 18:18:43 its just a way for contirbutors to have a visual way to see what they've done 18:19:02 its a social way to do requests 18:19:11 instead of having a "boring" ticket on a ticketing system 18:19:48 James Laska: there's a lot of people doing QA investing a lot of time 18:20:02 spot: and they'd be moderators of sorts, adding quests/tasks for others to solve and do 18:20:29 alright, next big fedora idea 18:20:56 (more info on fedora rpg: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_RPG ) 18:21:08 alright, next up, Fedora Community 18:21:35 The idea here is for packagers 18:21:40 to be able to search packages and stuff 18:22:09 #link: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/community/ 18:22:17 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568045965850693058 18:22:30 He wants to add more google stuff to have real time searching and making it a lot faster 18:22:39 clicking links and getting a lot more info 18:23:08 when we click on a package, we can see if there's any versions in testing, in rawhide, how many open bugs there are 18:23:19 we also want to have info on what the latest upstream version is 18:23:34 and what patches we've had, and maybe what patches other distros like ubuntu has on their system that they're applying 18:23:41 and that should be sent upstrea 18:23:44 consolidate a lot of data 18:24:14 integrate and fix everything faster with fedora community 18:24:23 we can also check who the package maintainer(s) are 18:24:39 and be able to 'ping' the person and ask "why haven't we gotten the latest version' 18:25:10 OH: One guy on debian is using a small application to see what packages are related to each other 18:25:31 that way we could have some sort of database that would get stuff like IM Packages and see related packages 18:26:04 OH: This has a lot of info that's on pkgdb 18:26:15 and now we have to jump through 2 or 3 different apps just to do something 18:26:24 john: we want to streamline all the info and consolidate it 18:26:34 #link: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/pkgdb 18:26:56 eventually, we want to be able to display the source code of all the packages 18:27:48 Another thing we want to do is link to an email/alerts system that will notify interested parties on package updates 18:28:15 spot: one thing we want to have is a real time message bus 18:28:27 so that we can have a service that pings all the other webapps about changes in real time 18:29:34 john: we need to define how the message would be defined in a standarized way so that all apps could listen to it 18:29:48 and we got caught up with day to day things so we haven't actually written proposals on this 18:30:43 OH: We want integration with command line tools 18:31:03 when we do rpm -qi {package} it should output 'here is the url for more info' 18:31:28 alright, fedora community's done 18:32:06 ian weller's up 18:32:14 he's been working on a command line tool called mw 18:32:22 some sort of a version control command line to edit media wiki 18:32:53 he has no time to work on it but knows that there's a lot of people that would like to get this working 18:33:02 what he wants is people to get this working, he has some code done 18:33:30 this could be used for bot editing done quickly 18:33:38 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568048901117662018 18:34:03 alright, mairin duffy is up next, so prepare yourselves for a picture overflow 18:34:22 she's gonna propose somtehing related to mailing lists 18:34:35 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568049137313437570 <--- the hotdog represents progress 18:34:39 err, the mustard 18:35:00 what she's proposing is to bring mailing lists to 2011 18:35:19 have some sort of web ui to mailman 18:35:47 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568049448730280706 18:36:03 #link more info on this: https://mairin.wordpress.com/2010/03/16/a-rich-web-interface-for-mailing-lists/ 18:36:10 this could have a kudos system 18:36:15 (which would tie to the rpg system) 18:36:22 some people don't like blogging but like emailing 18:36:25 and this would get published 18:36:41 in a web-ui 18:38:02 having a webui would give us more controls to lock topics 18:38:15 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568050057242695410 18:38:41 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568050204113976786 18:38:45 this idea predates stack exchange 18:38:50 but it is similar to it 18:39:11 oh: there's already some project called "group server" 18:39:13 at groupserver.org 18:39:16 its similar to google groups 18:39:30 it also migrates from mailman, but we'd have to abandon mailman 18:40:58 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568050786158725538 18:41:21 mo: one idea is to have 'levels' per person 18:41:31 so if the system knows who the person is, the mail wouldn't have to be bounced 18:41:34 or moderated 18:41:55 spot: mailman would generate this content 18:42:02 the idea here is to extend mailman, not replace it 18:43:11 oh: a good place to start is to regenerate the archives 18:43:52 mo: this could be a layer on it 18:44:06 that could let you filter "i only want to listen to people level 5 or more" 18:44:15 get rss feeds of everything too 18:45:15 clint: i sorta see this as microblogging 18:45:20 this is just another way to have conversations 18:46:28 lots of people interested in this 18:46:33 but time's up for that topic 18:46:58 now mo's showing the rpg system 18:47:07 she'd like to have some sort of a system that could tag pieces of a picture 18:47:15 and get conversations running on it 18:47:34 alright, next up 18:47:57 making our infrastructure real time 18:48:02 getting some sort of a message broker 18:48:11 he wants to rewrite bodhi to support amqp 18:48:40 he wants some sort of a real time web interface 18:48:49 next idea is bridging upstream 18:48:59 we already have a tool called cnucnu 18:49:06 #link http://fedorapeople.org/gitweb?p=till/public_git/cnucnu.git;a=summary 18:49:08 it looks for new releases 18:49:19 he'd love to see this tied to the packagedb 18:49:33 he'd like to automate this 18:49:46 next up, for meeting we currently use a meetbot plugin for supybot 18:49:51 its great but it spits out html and other formats 18:49:59 he'd like to see a web interface on top of it 18:50:47 meeting app would be fantastic 18:50:56 next up, the mailing app that mo mentioned 18:51:06 he says he wrote a lot of code on it 18:51:08 next up, spin meeting 18:51:24 a lot of comments were made, and he'd like to get some more automation to the spins process 18:52:01 next up continous integration with packaging 18:52:13 get a line-by-line diff when an update is pushed 18:52:28 some web interface to show it, and display annotations and comments from all the users 18:52:41 this would let all users to look at the code 18:53:05 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568053909536938498 18:54:13 next up 18:54:25 we have a mediawiki where documents go to die 18:54:44 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568054338687802498 18:54:52 we need to come up with a list of stuff that we do not want to keep 18:54:54 and get rid of it 18:55:30 he's showing a giant list of thing we currently have 18:56:14 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568054733084473778 18:56:25 we'd like to have some sort of a way to automate build overrides 18:56:30 and get a bigger quota on fedora people 18:56:36 http://picasaweb.google.com/nushio/fudcon#5568054818937729026 18:56:55 we want to have a small engineering project which we would all help us 18:58:14 Transifex problems 18:58:38 there's a lot of little things we can do that will make our lives easier 19:00:22 out of time, thanks for listening! 19:43:52 * nb wonders if nushio was talking about quota increases need to be automated 19:44:12 right now there is a way to request it, just ifle a ticket on the infrastructure trac with a short explanation of what you want to use it for 19:44:23 and any sysadmin-tools or sysadmin-main can grant it 20:14:56 anyone transcribing? 20:15:09 not so far 20:15:19 #endmeeting