Open Source Meeting/2009-02-12

Agenda

(Linux) After login, sometimes Mouse steering on avatar and HUDs don't work - http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8215

Transcript

[14:02] Opensource Obscure: wrt VWR-8215 .. i reported that. i'm experiencing this problem with HUDs and mouse steering since last year
[14:02] Rob Linden: reminder: transcript of this discussion will be posted on wiki.secondlife.com ... keep that in mind as you type
[14:02] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: greetings all
[14:02] Rob Linden: pulls up VWR-8215
[14:03] Rob Linden: agenda: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Open_Source_Meeting/Agenda
[14:03] Opensource Obscure: i didn't find a way to reproduce it though. it's apparently random, and happens after login only
[14:03] Opensource Obscure: this happens to luciano too, and other linux users
[14:03] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: :)
[14:03] Catharina Jacobus: Hi
[14:04] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: hi all :)
[14:04] reekje Digfoot: were ar ju cath?
[14:04] Catharina Jacobus: here Reekje...
[14:04] Catharina Jacobus: have a seat
[14:04] Opensource Obscure: i found there are many way to re-enable HUDs and mouse steering, as written in the Description at JIRA
[14:05] Rob Linden: hmmmm....opensource: what's the consequence of this bug?
[14:05] Opensource Obscure: HUDs don't work
[14:05] Opensource Obscure: mouse steering doesn't work.,
[14:06] Opensource Obscure: -.-
[14:06] Soft Linden: I think there's a related issue about the mouse capture sometimes failing with Linux
[14:06] Opensource Obscure: i guess this is quite problematic for people that use HUDs.
[14:06] Soft Linden: If it's not capturing the mouse, it's not going to be able to do mouselook properly
[14:06] Rob Linden: ok....I see. I can't repro, but I"ve been logged in for a while
[14:06] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: yes... for resolve this bug, any time if im log into secondlife i need to go in mouselook "sorry for my bad english :P"
[14:06] Rob Linden: I'll keep an eye out for it myself
[14:06] Robin Cornelius: ah yea, i have seen this myself at login
[14:06] Opensource Obscure: robin: on linux?
[14:07] Robin Cornelius: yes
[14:07] Rob Linden: I'm on Ubuntu, and I haven't really noticed this, but I may have been subconciously working around it
[14:07] Opensource Obscure: i'm on ubuntu too. robin?
[14:07] Robin Cornelius: Debian
[14:07] Opensource Obscure: luciano su che distribuzione l'hai visto ?
[14:07] Robin Cornelius: using my omvviewer debs
[14:08] Atashi Toshihiko: I've had it happen with Debian Lenny - huds don't work, until they are detached and reattached
[14:08] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: ubuntu have this bug... debian lenny is ok...
[14:08] Opensource Obscure: what other information could we add to help Rob?
[14:08] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: :-\
[14:09] Opensource Obscure: atashi: maybe .. if it happens again to you .. try if steering works .. and try one of the other workarounds so we can see if it's the same thing
[14:09] Atashi Toshihiko: will do, Opensource
[14:09] Rob Linden: well, sounds like an issue that we should be able to repro, so I'll import it.
[14:09] Opensource Obscure: i'm done, thanks.
[14:09] Soft Linden: For QA, then?
[14:11] Rob Linden: Soft: I'll put it in the pile and let others decide if it needs to go to QA first
[14:11] Rob Linden: I also pinged Tofu in case he's seen it
[14:13] Rob Linden: that's the end of the planned agenda. I'd like to keep this on open source/open development topics. anything anyone want to bring up
[14:13] Catherine Pfeffer: er
[14:13] Catherine Pfeffer: Catharina, courage...
[14:14] Q Linden: is curious about the 4freedom crowd today
[14:14] Opensource Obscure: i'd like to see some sharing of LSL snippets that use the new HTTP features
[14:15] Catherine Pfeffer: yes, we planned a small demonstration Q
[14:15] Catherine Pfeffer: we would like to deliver a petition to Linden Lab
[14:15] Catharina Jacobus: yes, it will be a short interruption if we may...
[14:16] Catherine Pfeffer: gave you 4Freedom Petition.
[14:17] Catherine Pfeffer: currently, the development model of items in Second Life is all proprietary
[14:17] Catherine Pfeffer: We would like to give people the choice
[14:17] Catherine Pfeffer: Catharina has set up a petition, with 125 signatures
[14:17] Catherine Pfeffer: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/secondlife-4freedom/index.html
[14:18] Catharina Jacobus: Yes, so everyone can make an active choice on default settings
[14:18] Catherine Pfeffer: and we have started a Jira too, with 80 votes and 26 watchers
[14:18] Catherine Pfeffer: http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8049
[14:18] Catherine Pfeffer: we have provided as many client-side patches we could, but we would like just a little help from linden lab to achieve this
[14:19] Catharina Jacobus: I am sorry, I thought this was an open meeting hour
[14:19] Catherine Pfeffer: as open source creators inworld, it is very important to us, both from a practical point of view
[14:19] Rob Linden: as long as you're on topic, it's fine, and yes, this is on topic
[14:19] Soft Linden: I think this issue is actually already done in the featurettes branch
[14:19] Rob Linden: yup.
[14:19] Q Linden: yeah...
[14:19] Khyota Wulluf: ive seen it in trunk too
[14:20] Khyota Wulluf: i think*
[14:20] Catherine Pfeffer: and from an "ideological" point of view as well, because it would show that Linden Lab is not committed only into a proprietary world
[14:20] Catharina Jacobus: We only would like to ask you to view our case and support it if you can
[14:20] Catherine Pfeffer: thanks for hearing, and for the time slice
[14:20] Catherine Pfeffer: :-)
[14:20] loopy String: lol
[14:20] Catherine Pfeffer: you can wear the petition, rob ;-)
[14:20] Opensource Obscure: claps
[14:20] loopy String: \o/
[14:20] Catharina Jacobus: nks :-)
[14:20] Robin Cornelius: Rob/Soft/Q is there a server side component to deployed as well and is this live anywhere yet?
[14:20] Grunt Ultsch: Get on your feet, loopy!
[14:20] Catharina Jacobus: thanks....
[14:21] Catherine Pfeffer: yes that is the problem
[14:21] Catherine Pfeffer: coco linden already wriote the server side for the uploaded items part
[14:21] Rob Linden: Robin: I'm not sure....it's not clear on the internal status where it all is in the queue
[14:21] Soft Linden: I'm running a build of trunk/ right now. This functionality is already here for uploads.
[14:21] Catherine Pfeffer: but it needs some more server side work, especially for the inworld creation part
[14:21] Catharina Jacobus: could you find out Rob?
[14:21] Soft Linden: So it will be in 1.23 if nothing breaks.
[14:21] Q Linden: Right
[14:21] Soft Linden: I don't see anything for prim permissions yet.
[14:22] Catherine Pfeffer: basically, it's moving ObjectAdd message to capabilities. It's already written on the client side
[14:22] Catharina Jacobus: great!
[14:22] Soft Linden: Okay. I don't see a sub task for prim permission defaults. I'll create that and attach it to the internal meta issue
[14:22] Catharina Jacobus: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/secondlife-4freedom/index.html for anyone that has not signed or seen it yet...
[14:23] Catherine Pfeffer: as far as i know, the "upload" part will be in 1.23, but the "inworld" part needs being written server side
[14:23] Catherine Pfeffer: thanks so much soft
[14:23] Soft Linden: Right. The upload and defaul prim permissions are separate issues.
[14:23] Catherine Pfeffer: and there are other parts too
[14:23] Sour Wozniak: can I go home now?
[14:24] Sour Wozniak: XP
[14:24] Catherine Pfeffer: like in-inventory creation (new socks, new note...)
[14:24] Rob Linden: Catharina and Catherine: no need to go through the trouble of circulating petitions and the like. we're happy to discuss this type of thing here and on sldev@
[14:24] Catharina Jacobus: if you need to be in early Sour... np
[14:24] Catherine Pfeffer: again, here, the client side is writeen, but we can't do anything without the server side
[14:24] Catherine Pfeffer: yes i know rob
[14:24] Sour Wozniak: lol nah.. ill stay
[14:24] Catharina Jacobus: ok, but we also like to create some awareness with the petition
[14:24] Rob Linden: it sounds like we may need to have multiple jira tasks here, given there's multiple components to this
[14:25] Catherine Pfeffer: but okay it started with a petition of upset people
[14:25] Q Linden: right, so we've been trying to imrpove our process for discussing and acting on these kinds of issues
[14:25] Catherine Pfeffer: i tried to channel that into a jira and normal procedures ;-)
[14:25] Catharina Jacobus: Bt it is nice to know that we are welcome here with our issues
[14:25] Catherine Pfeffer: but ok, it has brought a bit of folklore to today's meeting
[14:26] Catherine Pfeffer: it also shows how important this is to all the free software and open source community inworld
[14:26] Rob Linden: yes, by all means....if you're showing up with code in hand, that almost automatically qualifies it as on-topic
[14:26] Q Linden: seriously
[14:26] Catherine Pfeffer: ;-)
[14:26] JamieLee Salamander: woah... this is gona be bad lag when the world rezes lol
[14:27] Rob Linden: so, is it true that only half of this feature may be done?
[14:27] Grunt Ultsch: Both free builders and proprietary builders have said to welcome configurable default restrictions
[14:27] Rob Linden: oh, wait, I see , there's VWR-8049 that's related
[14:28] Catherine Pfeffer: yes
[14:28] Q Linden: Right
[14:28] Catherine Pfeffer: VWR-8049 is where the work takes place
[14:28] Catherine Pfeffer: and it acts as a meta issue
[14:28] Catherine Pfeffer: sorry for the m*ss
[14:28] Q Linden: so 8624 is in, and will be released as part of 1.23
[14:28] Q Linden: other stuff probably wont' make 1.23
[14:28] Catherine Pfeffer: for example, svc-3046 describes the server side part of inworld creation
[14:28] Soft Linden: Alright, created issues for notecards, prims, scripts
[14:29] Rob Linden: Soft looks like he's furiously filing subtasks on the internal issue
[14:29] Rob Linden: we probably should wire those up to external counderparts
[14:29] Catherine Pfeffer: http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8624 is the "upload" part that will make it to 1.23
[14:30] Soft Linden: Are there external counterparts for the other three here?
[14:30] Q Linden: yes
[14:30] Q Linden: (that was yes to catherine)
[14:30] Rob Linden: here are the internal issues:
[14:30] Soft Linden: I'm leaving off landmarks. Those already default fully permissive.
[14:30] Soft Linden: Ah, we probably want clothing as well
[14:30] Rob Linden: DEV-27490 Allow residents to set default permissions on prims they create
[14:30] Catherine Pfeffer: best thing is to look at 8049 and see all the related issues... I must really apologize... it has evolved into a big m*ss in the jira
[14:31] Rob Linden: DEV-27492 Allow residents to set default permissions on scripts they create
[14:31] Samia Bechir: if it would be possible for clothings too, yes that would be great
[14:31] Sour Wozniak: D:
[14:31] Sour Wozniak: cath is flag stabbing me
[14:31] Catharina Jacobus: sorry, another crash..
[14:31] Catharina Jacobus: sorry Sour...
[14:31] Rob Linden: DEV-27493 Allow residents to set default permissions on notecards they create
[14:31] loopy String: wb
[14:32] Catherine Pfeffer: do not mix with the "bulk permission corrections"... that is another, complementary jira
[14:32] Robin Cornelius: which is done
[14:32] Rob Linden: so...if someone creates external counterparts, they can actually fill in the "Linden Lab Issue ID" with the issue numbers above
[14:32] Grunt Ultsch: Please come back, Sour, cath didnt do it on purpose
[14:32] Catherine Pfeffer: we would like to be able to set permissions before we create object, not to fix them, even in batches, after they were created
[14:32] Soft Linden: DEV-27494 is clothing
[14:32] Sour Wozniak: *crys*
[14:33] Soft Linden: Yes. This is not linked to bulk updating.
[14:33] Rob Linden: Catherine: are there patches for all of these?
[14:33] Catherine Pfeffer: yes. it's complementary but independant
[14:34] Catherine Pfeffer: there are client side patches for upload, inworld and in-inventory. no client side patch for in-object yet ("new script" button)
[14:34] Soft Linden: We should really get guidance from Rx on what an acceptible UI would look like before soliciting patch help for the viewer side.
[14:34] Catherine Pfeffer: there is a server side patch for upload, and no patches server-side for inworld and in-inventory (and in-object)
[14:34] Soft Linden: But yeah the actual permission tweak would be better implemented server side, as well.
[14:34] Catherine Pfeffer: i have attached screenshots to vwr-8049
[14:35] Catherine Pfeffer: currently (upload), the UI is in file-> upload menu
[14:35] Rob Linden: Soft: yeah, probably right. still would be good to have separate public tracking numbers, though
[14:35] Catherine Pfeffer: but as it becomes a generic paradigm, it would be more suited either in edit -> preferences or in tools
[14:35] Soft Linden: Can someone own making issues for clothing, notecards, scripts and prims individually?
[14:36] Catherine Pfeffer: i have proposed two UIs. One for edit->preferences, the other one for Tools
[14:36] Soft Linden: Rob mentioned all the internal JIRA numbers to link those to already.
[14:36] Catherine Pfeffer: it is not needed
[14:36] Q Linden: ericas' been working on this and she's coming to join us right now
[14:36] Rob Linden: Q: oh, excellent
[14:36] Q Linden: just a moment while we manufacture an erica
[14:37] Catherine Pfeffer: ;-)
[14:37] Rob Linden: while we do that, let's get the bookkeeping straight....
[14:37] Q Linden: (I thought I remembered seeing it!)
[14:37] Rob Linden: the parent issue for all of this is....
[14:37] Rob Linden: VWR-8049?
[14:37] Catherine Pfeffer: yes
[14:38] Rob Linden: and then VWR-8624 is a subtask?
[14:38] Rob Linden: (or at least, should be?)
[14:38] Catherine Pfeffer: i have separated the patches for UI (two options), inworld creation, and in-inventory creation
[14:38] Q Linden: we're text
[14:39] loopy String: hello Erica
[14:39] Catherine Pfeffer: yes VWR-8624 is the "upload" subtask
[14:39] Erica Linden: coolthat.
[14:39] Rob Linden: we're kickin' it oldschool here
[14:39] Q Linden: http://jira.secondlife.com/browse/VWR-8049
[14:39] Catherine Pfeffer: i suggest we also invite Coco Linden ? She did the upload part
[14:40] Debian Akroyd: hello all
[14:40] Zauber Exonar: Hi Debian
[14:40] Erica Linden: hope i'm not sitting on anyone...
[14:40] loopy String: hi debian
[14:40] Catherine Pfeffer: based on my upload parch
[14:40] Rob Linden: VWR-8624 is now a subtask of VWR-8049
[14:40] Rob Linden: ...as should all of the others
[14:41] Catherine Pfeffer: cool thanks Rob
[14:41] Rob Linden: so...now that Erica is here
[14:41] Rob Linden: I think we all agree in principle that this would be a good thing to have....
[14:41] Erica Linden: oh hai
[14:41] Rob Linden: ....it's just a question of implementation at this point
[14:42] Catherine Pfeffer: Strangely enough, it would not only be a good thing for open source folks
[14:42] Catherine Pfeffer: but also for the professional builders who build in teams
[14:42] Rob Linden: Erica: have you had a chance to catch up on VWR-8049?
[14:42] Catherine Pfeffer: they could decide to set "share with group" in advance
[14:42] Erica Linden: getting there...
[14:42] Catherine Pfeffer: instead of fixing it for every object they create
[14:42] Erica Linden: ah yes
[14:43] Catherine Pfeffer: similarly, copy/no trans, or no copy/trans items creators could preset their default commercial model
[14:43] Catharina Jacobus: true, everyon can pick their default settings
[14:43] Erica Linden: default upload perms are in the featurettes branch
[14:43] Erica Linden: ready to go
[14:43] Catherine Pfeffer: :-) Erica
[14:43] Erica Linden: coco knows when / if it has merged
[14:44] Q Linden: right, the question was whether you've been looking at OTHER permsbesides uploads
[14:44] Erica Linden: I've got a fun new layout for *ALL* places where we set/view perms
[14:44] Catherine Pfeffer: of course Q
[14:44] Erica Linden: no behavior changes
[14:44] Catherine Pfeffer: that was even our first motivation
[14:44] Erica Linden: but makes more sense for new builders, takes up less room
[14:44] Grunt Ultsch: If everyone will be able to set their own default restrictions everyone will be ...
[14:44] Grunt Ultsch: happy!
[14:44] Erica Linden: is looking for a screengrab
[14:44] Erica Linden: accepted your inventory offer.
[14:44] Q Linden: free seats over by soft
[14:45] Catharina Jacobus: It is important though to create awareness for newbies before they choose their defaults
[14:45] Zauber Exonar: Hey Debian, you're sitting on someone, lol
[14:45] Debian Akroyd: oh lmao sorry
[14:45] Soft Linden: Total creature of habit. Going to sit here no matter how lopsided the crowd is. :>
[14:45] Debian Akroyd: my internet is very slow atm
[14:46] Q Linden: coco, the conversation is about default permissions -- both upload as well as other stuff
[14:46] Q Linden: upload is already merged to trunk, right?
[14:46] Coco Linden: yes
[14:47] Soft Linden: Yup. I'm running trunk/ and see it here right now. :)
[14:47] Rob Linden: huzzah
[14:47] Coco Linden: as is bulk in-world object contents changing i believe
[14:47] JamieLee Salamander: jeez with all my lag... if som eone slapped me... i would not feel it for about an hour
[14:47] Khyota Wulluf: i turned of character rendering to cope
[14:47] Debian Akroyd: lol jamie
[14:48] Catharina Jacobus: same here Jamie :-)
[14:48] Debian Akroyd: is running off the hotels internet..which is butt slow
[14:48] Catharina Jacobus: could slap eachother :-)
[14:48] JamieLee Salamander: lol
[14:48] Coco Linden: as i understand it, there are still areas of content creation that would benefit from default perm prefs
[14:48] Coco Linden: in-world, in-inventory, and in-object
[14:48] JamieLee Salamander: i am off my uni laptop and internet which suck
[14:48] Catherine Pfeffer: especially "inworld" part
[14:49] Coco Linden: yes, and i believe the petition is regarding in-world?
[14:49] Triss Gray: loves his sparkly new 25/1 cable connection.. much better then 3/256k dslk :-)
[14:49] Rob Linden: based on the conversation so far, Soft filed a bunch of subtasks for the LLJIRA counterpart to VWR-8049
[14:49] Debian Akroyd: i like being able to share items with friends..i dont care if i have to pay for them..i just want to modify and change and recreate the item. i hate not being able to do that
[14:49] Catherine Pfeffer: for the record, the OpenSim server side of inworld creation default permission already runs
[14:49] Coco Linden: it's a bit confusing because the main jira is a bit of a meta task since so many different areas are involved
[14:50] Rob Linden: Coco: yeah, we've already encouraged folks to help fix that
[14:50] Erica Linden: Ah ha! Screengrabs...
[14:50] Erica Linden: http://www.grabup.com/uploads/1e5f040d642c1504cd4890a78b709010.png?direct
[14:50] Coco Linden: i'm hoping that we can widen the viewer-sim protocol to take default perms on object creation the same way we did for uploads, and then work on the UI that takes advantage of it.
[14:51] Erica Linden: I've also got a cute before/after rollover thingie but that's behind the firewall...
[14:51] Erica Linden: what she said.
[14:51] Catherine Pfeffer: yes, the petition was basically about inworld creation... but of course if it becomes general it's better (and simpler for the users)
[14:51] JamieLee Salamander: am sory but i need to go....
[14:51] Coco Linden: right. erica has been working hard on improving the permissions UI
[14:52] JamieLee Salamander: goodbye all
[14:52] Debian Akroyd: bye jamie ;)
[14:52] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: bye
[14:52] Erica Linden: I need a dev to help me merge my xml w/whatever is the latest
[14:52] Erica Linden: looks at coco
[14:52] Catherine Pfeffer: widening the viewer-sim protocols meant moving ObjectAdd to capabilities, which the client side patch already does
[14:52] Erica Linden: and it's still gotta get tested in German.
[14:53] Rob Linden: Erica: you might be able to get one of these fine people to help out
[14:53] Erica Linden: German can take a nice layout and knock it right to its knees
[14:53] Erica Linden: oO
[14:53] Coco Linden: catherine: are you suggesting that all that's needed is viewer-side chante??
[14:53] Catherine Pfeffer: you need to move from alertXml to the new notifications system Erica ?
[14:53] Robin Cornelius: ah compound german verbs making very long words?
[14:53] Zauber Exonar: Having it all client-side may be a bad idea.
[14:54] Erica Linden: can you make my XUI go in Dazzle? The changes to the Build > General tab are extensive
[14:54] Catherine Pfeffer: yes coco
[14:54] Erica Linden: er - silver skin
[14:54] Triss Gray: I also seem to miss the "default perms on new prims" part in those screenshots?
[14:54] Catherine Pfeffer: only very little number of lines on the server side to accept a capabilities ObjectAdd with three new unsigned 32 (the permissions)
[14:55] Q Linden: coco, as I understand it, opensim has implemented a protocol for this by switching the message to caps
[14:55] Erica Linden: Triss - one database-wrecking paradigm shift at a time!
[14:55] Coco Linden: well we still need the server-side change
[14:56] Coco Linden: i'm happy to work with the appropriate server devs on this like i did with upload perm prefs
[14:56] Erica Linden: I think the word in German for "profile" is "Ohmygoshenthisisalongenworden"
[14:56] Catherine Pfeffer: i have the LLSD details here : http://jira.secondlife.com/secure/attachment/21821/dump.txt
[14:57] LucianoFaretra Ibanez: go to dinner :P bye all
[14:57] Coco Linden: i'll see what i can do to get the new fields used in the server
[14:58] Catherine Pfeffer: WOW
[14:58] Coco Linden: that will let you and the other OSS devs work on the viewer-side stuff in parallel with erica and the rest of us
[14:58] Grunt Ultsch: Have a good bite, Luciano
[14:58] Zauber Exonar: brb folks, going to be afk for a bit
[14:58] loopy String: lol
[14:58] Rob Linden: since we're coming up on the end of the hour, and some of us have to go...let's figure out next steps (and feel free to talk after I go...I don't know who all can stay late)
[14:58] Catherine Pfeffer: the viewer side stuff is already ready... of course you'll certainly find things to make better ;-)
[14:59] Coco Linden: i *really* appreciate all your work on the viwer-side stuff, catherine, especially in keeping your patches fresh.
[14:59] Rob Linden: after this meeting, let's keep the conversation going on the right mailing list. seems like sl-ux@ might be the better of the two
[15:00] Rob Linden: (sldev@ being the other)
[15:00] Rob Linden: I'm on both, so i'm indifferent :)
[15:00] Catharina Jacobus: Cath is the best!
[15:00] Catherine Pfeffer: ;-) coco yw
[15:00] Grunt Ultsch: I'm on neither so I am indifferent too
[15:01] Catharina Jacobus: haha Grunt...
[15:01] Grunt Ultsch: But I have trust in a good outcome! :)
[15:01] Rob Linden: let's say sl-ux@ for now
[15:01] Flandria Connolly: thanks a lot Rob :)
[15:02] Rob Linden: no prob!
[15:02] Catherine Pfeffer: Thanks a lot Rob, Erica, Coco, Soft, Q, everyone, and in the disorder ;-)
[15:02] Q Linden: thanks, all. Fun meeting!
[15:02] Catharina Jacobus: Thanks a lot Rob and Soft, Erica and Coco and all people here
[15:02] Rob Linden: thanks everyone! +1 Q
[15:02] Opensource Obscure: yeah i enjoyed this meeting, thanks all
[15:02] Coco Linden: i guess i should come more often! :-)
[15:02] Catherine Pfeffer: It's your first demonstration during office hours, I guess, Q ? ;-)
[15:02] Catharina Jacobus: Appreciate it
[15:02] Soft Linden: Don't be shy about putting something like that on the agenda though. Might have gotten more votes!
[15:03] Flandria Connolly: : as the chief of the movment "noobettes forever" I agree with catherine's point of view thanks to ear her
[15:03] Q Linden: Heh, Catherine -- not quite.
[15:03] Triss Gray: we'll keep it i mind for our next demands ;-)
[15:03] Rob Linden: like I said before....you come with code in hand and willing to chip in, it doesn't need to be a "protest" to get our attention
[15:03] Catherine Pfeffer: yes soft, I admit this went a bit... er... anarchical ;-)
[15:03] Q Linden: I got flashmobbed one day at my OH
[15:03] Grunt Ultsch: Once the configurable default copy restrictions are implemented we will come back and I will offer you a cake
[15:03] Triss Gray: but....the cake is a lie!
[15:03] Soft Linden: ^_^ *Nahm Nahm Nahm!* ^_^
[15:03] Q Linden: wants a unicorn
[15:03] loopy String: lol
[15:03] Soft Linden: Alright. Off!
[15:03] Q Linden: tt
[15:04] Rob Linden: :)
[15:04] Coco Linden: you won't be back protesting the lack of default perms for new inventory content?
[15:04] Rob Linden: bye all!
[15:04] Grunt Ultsch: ok, a tart
[15:04] Catharina Jacobus: bye bye
[15:04] loopy String: •*•.. Bye Bye ..•*`•
[15:04] Grunt Ultsch: Bye Rob!

Open Source Meeting/2009-02-12

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