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bob2gah12:03
bob2firefox popup!12:03
tsengmjg59: seen http://lkml.org/lkml/2005/3/3/130?12:03
mdzluis_: yes12:03
mdzlamont: that's normal when slocate is freshly installed, before cron.daily runs12:04
lamontmdz: ah, then I _did_ see it before12:04
lamontbtw, 1.3 GB fsimage12:04
mdzlamont: excellent!12:04
lamontarchive mirrored12:05
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mdzluis_: that's very strange, I don't know of any reason why pool/ would get larger12:05
mdzluis_: where this is using the process in the wiki?12:06
luis_mdz: basically the process in the wiki, yes12:06
mdzlamont: so that's 1.3G compressed, meaning we need to do some subtraction?12:06
darklightim abelli... good night everyone12:06
mdzlamont: or 1.3G uncompressed, meaning we're in business?12:06
mdzluis_: that process doesn't change pool at all...it just copies it out and back in12:06
lamontuncompressed - it's compressing now12:06
darklightand "have a nice day" for everyone on the other side :)12:06
luis_and at some point between uncompressing the daily livecd (with a pool of ~8M), installing a slew of packages, and recompressing the CD, pool grows to ~499M 12:06
mdzluis_: the manifest is purely informational12:06
mdzluis_: what does du say is taking up all that space?12:07
luis_mdz: tons of new packages showing up in pool12:07
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sabdflnight guys12:08
zulnigh sabdfl 12:08
luis_I'm currently recompressing something, in a few minutes I can give an exact count, i guess12:08
mdzsabdfl: looks like we'll have kubuntu live CDs to play with tomorrow12:08
Nafallonight sabdfl 12:08
darklightsabdfl, ciao12:08
darklightsmurfix, u there?12:08
sabdflmdz: krock!12:09
sivangnight sabdfl 12:09
sabdflkthxbye12:09
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mdzluis_: packages??12:09
luis_mdz: yeah12:10
mdzluis_: as in, .debs?12:10
lamontmdz: hrm.. one more little tweak in BuildLiveCD and we're done..  (dropped a link)12:10
luis_mdz: or at least .debs, 1164 of them12:10
=== mdz checks to make sure that the wiki instructions haven't changed since the last time he looked
mdzthere is just no way12:10
mdzlamont: let me know when to fire cron.daily-kubuntu-live12:11
mdzluis_: in what directory are they placed?12:11
zulmdz: care to comment on #7155 about the linux security modules networking hooks?12:12
luis_mdz: extracted_cd/pool/main/ mostly12:12
luis_(all but 11)12:12
luis_well, the subdirs thereof12:12
mdzluis_: you must be rsyncing an install CD onto a live CD12:13
=== luis_ ponders
mdzor something like that12:13
luis_ah-ha12:13
luis_mdz: vice-versa, but yeah12:13
luis_that would explain12:13
luis_mdz: $ rsync --exclude=/casper/filesystem.cloop -a mnt/ extracted_cd12:14
luis_that already had an install CD, by accident, underneath it12:14
luis_well, possibly12:14
luis_at least, I accidentally downloaded an install CD this morning12:15
dholbachi'm off to bed... sleep tight everyone12:15
mdzthe instructions are written such that there would be a live CD mounted there12:15
luis_right12:15
luis_well, i think I downloaded and mounted the install CD before realizing it12:15
luis_and did not clear out extracted_cd before downloading the liveCD and restarting12:15
luis_it has been... a very long day12:16
mdz:-) here too12:16
mdzbut we're very close12:16
luis_yeah12:16
luis_indeed12:16
luis_press release wrapped up this afternoon12:17
luis_have to cross the is and dot the ts on the livecd12:17
luis_or, uh, something like that12:17
ograguys we have a discussion about vim-gnome .desktop file in -motu ... it is listed here: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/UniversePackageWithoutDesktopFile do we want one ?12:18
zulyes12:19
mdzogra: sounds like a question for the desktop team12:19
=== ogra remebers a eary warty bug
ograearly even12:19
mdzogra: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=705912:19
mdzsoemone filed a bug just recently, perhaps one of the people involved in the discussion?12:19
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mdzogra: I passed it off to jdub for a desktop team answer12:20
ograah, ok... i'll bug him about it12:20
jdubmdz: < mdz> trulux: keep nagging jdub until he creates it12:20
jdubmdz: what was that about?12:20
mdzjdub: mailing list12:20
ograjdub: selinux12:21
jdubmdz: don't have any pending atm12:21
mdzjdub: ok, I just assumed that since he was asking "where is it?" that he had actually asked you for it :-P12:21
luis_mdz: I HUG YOU12:22
luis_:)12:22
jdubtrulux mentioned some security lists he wanted you to confirm, but without details12:22
jdubthose?12:22
jdubluis_: how's livecd going?12:22
seb128jdub: and the desktop files for g-a-i ? :)12:22
luis_jdub: better than it was about 10 minutes ago12:22
seb128jdub: I want to update the panel tomorrow with the pending changes :)12:22
mdzluis_: hehe, no problem12:22
luis_jdub: nothing like creating two 1.1G isos to just continue a string of bad news for the day12:22
seb128(ie: menu switch and that)12:22
tsengI think we agreed to make a "hardened" or "security" mailing list over selinux, no?12:22
jdubseb128: how long will you be sleeping? ;-)12:22
jdubseb128: have you done Preferences <-> Administration?12:23
ograjdub: i was there when he mentioned them... i think he meant these12:23
jdubluis_: d'oh!12:23
luis_jdub: yeah12:23
seb128jdub: nop, but that will be uploaded tomorrow, I'm looking on it right now12:23
truluxmdz: best name?12:23
jdubseb128: cool12:23
jdubhardened-ubuntu@ ?12:23
seb128jdub: sleeping about 8h :)12:23
jdubunbreakable@ ?12:23
truluxjdub: ubuntu-hardened12:23
truluxhaha12:23
luis_jdub: it's not good when your first step of the day is spending 1/2 hour downloading an install CD instead of a liveCD, and that is the /best/ thing in your day for 5-6 hours12:23
jdubseb128: there'll be a present under your pillow then ;)12:24
jdubluis_: ah, crap12:24
seb128jdub: BTW have you read about the nautilus change ?12:24
jdubseb128: not yet12:24
seb128cool12:24
zenwhenso is array six still tenatively set for tomorrow?12:24
luis_but, I have an iso now12:24
tsengzenwhen: or yesterday12:24
mdzjdub,trulux: ideally something general enough for all proactive security stuff (stack smash protection, MAC, etc.)12:24
jdubluis_: so LA had a forum about linux on the desktop yesterday12:24
luis_and I finally bought CD-RWs12:24
seb128jdub: Mark asked to switch left/middle click behaviour in spatial12:24
luis_jdub: linux.au?12:24
zenwhenoh12:24
jdubluis_: novell dude (greg keiser if you've met him, south african APAC dude) was great12:24
jdubluis_: sun and red hat were appalling12:25
truluxmdz: then ubuntu-hardened sounds appropiate12:25
Nafalloubuntu-hardened, that wont break my .procmailrc ;-)12:25
truluxmdz: are you proud of it?12:25
luis_jdub: cool12:25
jdubluis_: linux.org.au, yeah (pia is vp)12:25
truluxNafallo: :D12:25
mdztrulux: works for me12:25
mdzor maybe ubuntu-hardening?12:25
truluxmdz: fine12:25
mdzwhat fits best with the other lists12:25
trulux3 2 1 sold12:25
truluxubuntu.hardened12:25
luis_jdub: yeah, just took me a bit, I was wondering why you'd be in los angeles for a bit12:25
truluxerr -12:25
jdubseb128: left/middle click? as in the popup menu on drop?12:25
truluxmdz: better to do as the other lists, append the topic 12:26
seb128jdub: no, like open with or without closing12:26
truluxubuntu-hardened12:26
jdubtrulux: with our desktop backgrounds, that's a dangerous name :)12:26
zenwheno:12:26
jdubseb128: oh, for double-click12:26
seb128jdub: double left click or double middle click12:26
jdubseb128: yeah, okay12:26
seb128yeah12:26
mxpxpodsince we're closing in on freeze of main, is there any chance we can update the gtkmm packages?12:26
Nafalloat what point is new LoCo-teams mailinglists created btw? :-)12:26
truluxjdub: haha12:26
Nafallomailed mailman a week ago or something...12:27
jdubNafallo: erk, don't mail mailman12:27
jdubNafallo: mail the list admin, ie. me :)12:27
Nafallojdub: wiki/LoCoHowto or something :-P12:27
truluxjdub: then ubuntu-hardened, finally if mdz does not say the opposite12:27
jdubseb128: would be a great bonus to have a gconf key for it, but your call :)12:27
tsengmxpxpod: er, those are in main?12:27
seb128jdub: yeah, I think so12:27
mxpxpodtseng: I think the gtkmm stuff is12:27
ograjdub: btw, no calendar this month ?12:28
jdubseb128: then at least upstream may take it :)12:28
seb128jdub: that will make some long discussion again ;)12:28
jdubogra: calendar's uploaded12:28
seb128jdub: I don't think so12:28
jdububuntu-calendar_5.03_source.upload ubuntu-calendar-march_5.03_source.upload12:28
jdubseb128: don't think upstream will take it?>12:28
ograah, didnt check my mailbox12:28
seb128jdub: nautilus' list has already some discussion with such patch IIRC, that's against spatial mode ...12:28
mxpxpodtseng: because there are some undefined symbols in the release we have in main12:28
Nafallojdub: done :-)12:28
truluxjdub: when do you think you could create it?12:28
jdubtrulux: straight away with mdz's confirm12:29
truluxbtw12:29
seb128jdub: remember this big patch during 2.7 to change spatial mode on some point ?12:29
truluxgnome-backgrounds conflicts with ubuntu-artwork12:29
jdubtrulux: usually better to make these requests by email12:29
jdubyeah, known bug12:29
truluxmdz: can you confirm?12:29
seb128jdub: IIRC this was one of the change, and the upstream advice reply is "that's not spatial mode"12:29
jdubseb128: nah, they were all conflated12:29
tsengmxpxpod: ugh. i think youll have to wait until after preview, then clear it with jdub and mdz. is it breaking something in desktop?12:29
mxpxpodtseng: no, it's just annoying when I'm trying to develop coaster :)12:29
seb128jdub: maybe they will take it, let's write the patch we will see :)12:30
truluxjdub: email?12:30
jdubmxpxpod: gtkmm is in the gnome release set, it will be updated until gnome release12:30
mxpxpodtseng: I'm trying to use TargetLists and there's an undefined symbol to the create method of them12:30
jdubtrulux: when you're asking for lists and things like that, it's usually better to make the request by email, because then you guarantee the details are tehre and the person has it12:30
jdubtrulux: find for now12:30
jdubfine12:31
jdubunless mdz is already asleep12:31
jdubin which case i'm happy to take any hits if it's a bad name12:31
zuljdub: i have a gamin question for you12:31
truluxjdub: just that I'm also near to go to bed12:31
truluxand I will be away for 2 days :(12:32
mxpxpodjdub: in that case, can we get gtkmm updated to 2.5.7 and glibmm to 2.5.6?12:32
truluxnite12:32
zuljdub: is it possible to blacklist directories such as /media and such12:32
jdubtrulux: so you're not going to be able to use the list anyway? :)12:32
jdubzul: 0.0.25 should deal with that12:32
truluxnot in 2 days12:32
tsengjdub: it doesnt12:32
mdzlamont: ISO build succeeded, downloading now12:32
zuljdub; is 0.0.25 available?12:32
jdubtseng: bummer12:32
jdubzul: it's in hoary12:32
tsengat least not here12:32
zulok cool12:32
seb1280.0.25 pool on /media, no ?12:32
seb128poll even12:33
jdubthat's what i've found12:33
mdzRiddell: still here?12:33
tsengit says its fixed, but I see the same bug12:33
jdubmdz: ok with 'ubuntu-hardened'?12:33
mdzyes12:33
tsengie, usb devices not picked up in drivemount-applet and desktop12:33
=== jdub sees luis-having-a-bad-day footers on lots of mail
tsengactually, my ipod is working12:34
tsengignore me, i tested it with a usb2 drive enclosure yesterday with no luck12:35
jdubtseng: try that one again?12:35
tsengwill do.12:35
jdubta12:35
jdubgoing back to dnotify, we need to make sure it's not used on those dirs :)12:35
tsengactually, when I tested i think i was using inotify12:36
tsengusing dnotify atm12:36
tsengmight make a difference12:36
seb128probably does12:36
jdubshouldn't make *that* particular difference - that's bad! :)12:36
tsengthe other usb drive is happy now12:36
Loevborgcopying to a usb stick is 10x slower using nautilus than using "cp" - is that a known issue?12:37
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jon1012Loevborg> maybe the sync after that will be faster with nautilus than cp ?12:38
jon1012did you try the "sync" command after ?12:39
Loevborgjon1012, no, it's really slower.12:39
Loevborgjon1012, I umounted after.12:39
jon1012ok... :-/12:39
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jdubogra: motu meeting summary is great!12:42
ograjdub: thanks :)12:42
tsengit was a productive meeting12:42
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=== jdub is very happy with the outcomes
GheRiverores people12:44
jdubhey GheRivero 12:44
sivangsummery sent to -devel ?12:45
sivang(motu meeting)12:45
ograyup12:45
sivangogra: cool, sorry I couldn't be there, I am trying to finish something for preview12:45
ograsivang: same here ;)12:45
sivangogra: so you didn't attend?12:46
sivangogra: :)12:46
=== sivang is confused
ograsivang, sometimes i cant avoid doing both ;)12:46
jdubluis_: there?12:47
luis_yeah12:48
sivangogra: ah :)12:48
mxpxpodjdub: I just filed some bugs on glibmm and gtkmm12:48
Nafallodooh. you guys should have alias like irc-nick@ubuntu.com ;-). jdub I hope my mail arrived this time :-P.12:49
jdubluis_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jdub/2005/ubuntu-on-the-desktop/12:50
jdubif you're interested12:50
jdubNafallo: yeah, only have name-based email addresses :)12:50
sivangjdub: cool presentatoin, I'll translate and do it over here :)12:51
luis_you know, I think if you airbrushed out her nipples people would comment a lot less on all the skin ;)12:52
jdubwe did on the cd cover :)12:53
zenwhen"totally rad laptop support"12:53
zenwhenWell I have to agree12:53
zenwhenhoary is a dream on my laptop12:53
mdzjdub: that's what I heard we were doing, but my CD covers say otherwise12:53
zenwhenand its a 266Mhz P2 junker12:53
jdubsivang: also ~jdub/2004/ubuntu-1-2-3/12:53
zenwhenI use xfce12:53
=== jdub goes to look for nipple.
jdubnipplehunt12:53
zenwhenhot12:53
jduboh, it's more subtle on the cd cover12:54
tsengon gdm she has on the high beams12:54
zenwhenno no the nips really "sood out" to me12:54
zenwhenstood out12:54
zenwhenthey really "poke out" at you and make you notice them12:54
jdubtseng: yeah, didn't bother with that one. alternate theme and all. ;)12:54
sivangjdub: cool12:54
lamontanother voice ^T&_(*& telephone automated system defeated12:55
zenwhenI "stood at attention" and was quite "interested"12:55
jdubNafallo: swedish team isn't listed as official yet12:55
zenwhenno inuendo there at all12:55
tsengill test /media and inotify for you in a few jdub 12:55
jdubthanks tseng 12:55
whiprushjdub: mind if I rip some of those for a LUG presentation?12:55
jdubwhiprush: up12:56
jdubwhiprush: nup12:56
jdubi should make my upload script add creative commons logos and shit :)12:56
makoherzi: herzi yes.. that's correct12:56
=== whiprush is combining some existing presentations into one uber one.
luis_what are you guys going to ship the april release with? ooo 1.1 or 1.9?12:56
jdubluis_: looking like 1.1 atm12:57
GheRiveroanybody knows was going on with the server [team|edition] ?12:57
jdubbut 2.0 is in12:57
luis_in universe, though, right?12:57
=== luis_ is pondering switching to 1.9 for the liveCD
luis_<cough>12:57
luis_blah12:57
jdubluis_: it's in main12:57
luis_I left xpdf on the liveCD12:57
=== luis_ goes to fix that
jdubGheRivero: we don't have a separate server edition12:57
ograurgh12:57
jdubGheRivero: but jbailey is the man to speak to about the server team12:57
jdubGheRivero: and java stuff12:58
jdubluis_: evince for great justice!12:58
mdzkubuntu-live IS GO12:58
jdubyay!12:58
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luis_that is bizarre12:58
luis_xpdf claims not to be installed12:59
luis_but it is right there in /usr/bin/xpdf12:59
ograonly i386 :(12:59
Nafallojdub: ehm. pt, es, fr seems to exist? where to go official? Not LoCoTeamList?12:59
mdzogra: my friend, this is the _very first working kubuntu live cd_12:59
jdubNafallo: see http://www.ubuntu.com/wiki/LoCoTeams12:59
mdzother architectures are being built as we speak12:59
jdubmdz: lorenzo is adminning -hardened, yeah?01:00
ogramdz: i know, but i had to give away half of my HW last week when i resigned...no i386 around :(01:00
mdzjdub: up to you, listmaster01:00
mdzogra: are you starting a new job?01:00
=== jdub grumbles about hackers avoiding policy... ;)
ogramdz: curretly i'm jobess01:01
ogramdz: i applied at credativ....but will have to wait01:01
tsengogra: good luck!01:01
jdubogra: you want to be a kubuntu hackeur? :)01:01
tsengim waiting to hear back on a job as well01:01
ograat least i feel really better now01:02
mdzhow do I take a screenshot in KDE?01:02
jdubogra: you didn't seem happy where you were - yucky place?01:02
ograjdub: nah, just wanted to see the amu work :)01:02
=== wasabi kicks tomboy in the shins
jdubogra: (i mean wrt credativ)01:02
tsengwasabi: chill out, im on it01:02
ograjdub: ah....01:02
tsengim blaming dbus atm01:02
wasabioh i suspose you know what im talking about then? :)01:02
ograjdub: there is always somwthing behind the desktop ;)01:02
tsengwasabi: crasher?01:03
wasabinot exactly...01:03
tsenglets hear it01:03
wasabiit starts, waits for about 15 seconds, then exits.01:03
wasabiAll done. Ciao!01:03
tsengoh thats a case of you arent following upstream crack smoking01:03
tsengits an applet now01:03
wasabioh super01:03
wasabiwhaaaa01:03
tsengor you can force it with --tray-icon01:03
ograjdub: and i have no idea for what i applied actually....i would take anything related to OSS i think01:03
wasabioh looky there, sure nuff01:03
wasabinever even noticed01:04
mdzhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/kubuntu/kubuntu.png01:04
wasabieww no transparent background either01:04
ograhmm, looks like ked01:04
ograkde even01:04
sivangogra: working on oss is a dream, I wish you luck also :)01:04
tsengogra: because it is :P01:04
tsengnasty as ever01:04
ograheh01:04
ajmitchogra: where are you working now?01:05
ajmitchbetween jobs? :)01:06
ograsivang: i wont take anything else :) my initial spark for writing the actual resignation was my boss denying linux at my workplace after three years01:06
tsenghe's a full time hack-a-thon01:06
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ograajmitch: currently i live from my savings and probably some bounty work..... afetr three months i'll get my dole....01:07
ograwhich is 63% from my last loan which was high enough to be happy with 63%01:07
ajmitchI hope you get a job before then01:07
sivangogra: well, what can I say? I have been in numerous work places that denied linux altogether, I'm glad I am not working for them anymore.01:08
lamontmdz: so how does update-inetd decide whether it's interactive or not??01:08
sivangogra: all the best then :)01:08
mdzlamont: $DEBIAN_FRONTEND01:08
ograajmitch: depends on what comes around....else i'll start freelancing (i got many friens in it companys)01:08
ograsivang: thanks :)01:08
luis_jdub: have two seconds I can pick your brain during?01:08
lamontTemplate: debconf/frontend01:09
lamontValue: Noninteractive01:09
lamontdoes that get downshifted, I wonder?01:09
jdubluis_: sure01:09
Nafallowell, night all01:09
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jdubluis_: two seconds is not a lot of cpu power ;)01:09
bob2what's the magic boot option to not copy .debs onto the disk?01:09
luis_jdub: are you guys planning a graphical boot/installer at some point in the near future?01:09
=== lamont tries downshifting
mdzluis_: yes01:09
luis_next release, or further out?01:10
jdubluis_: it's on the list for discussion/specification at UDU; might be next release.01:10
mdzbob2: archive_copier/copy=false01:10
mdzbob2: but 1.5G still isn't enough, I don't think01:10
bob2mdz: hah01:10
bob2mdz: I thought 1.2 for base, 600MB for .debs01:11
tsengjdub: /media, gamin, inotify .. fail on both devices01:11
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jdubtseng: does it fail to monitor, or does it somehow lock them?01:11
tsengit mounts them, which comes up in nautilus01:12
tsengbut it fails to show up on the desktop on drivemount-applet01:12
tsengdo you have a more scientific test?01:12
jdubmdz: so, if you choose a locale in the installer that is not shipped on the cd, do we have an option to download it during install?01:12
mdzjdub: yep01:12
jdubrad!01:12
mdzif you answer "yes" to the question01:12
mdzthen it just does it01:13
zulogra: you get no EI for 3 months?01:13
jdubawesome01:13
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ograzul: yup, german law....if you resign yourself01:13
zulah i c01:13
mdzluis_: graphical installer is very likely for the next release, graphical boot quite likely but lower priority01:14
ograzul: but the 63% for a year01:14
ograthen even01:14
Riddellmdz: looks nice, is that ISO available somewhere?01:15
tsenghttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/01:16
mdzRiddell: /topic01:16
zenwhenkubuntu was a good idea01:17
tsengjdub: do you have a specific test I should try re gamin?01:18
zenwhenkeeps the install to one cd and 01:18
jdubtseng: pull the source package, there are tests in there01:18
zenwhenkeeps me from downloading kde libs and things i dont need to install ubuntu when i get images01:18
tsengsure01:18
Riddellmdz: and the .1 version of the install CD, that's been rebuilt to work now too?01:18
jdubtseng: i imagine it's the inotify backend lagging a bit in the latest releases01:18
jdubneed some refactoring for common functionality01:18
mdzRiddell: it should be.  I haven't tested it, but would appreciate it if you could do so01:18
Riddellmdz: great, will download it overnight01:19
mdzlamont: do we have amd64+powerpc kubuntu cloops?01:19
lamontnot yet.01:20
lamontSetting up cvs (1.12.9-9) ...01:21
lamontCouldn't reopen stdin at /usr/sbin/update-inetd line 29.01:21
mdzRiddell: Kubuntu or KUbuntu?01:22
mdzlamont: I recommend editing =update-inetd and changing that line to:01:23
mdzopen(STDIN,  "<$file") or die "Couldn't reopen stdin: $!"01:23
Riddellmdz: good question01:23
lamontName: debconf/frontend01:23
lamontTemplate: debconf/frontend01:23
lamontValue: Dialog01:23
lamontOwners: debconf01:23
lamontFlags: seen01:23
lamonthow the hell did that happen01:23
Riddellmdz: the former I think.  /me never liked the name anyway01:23
mdzRiddell: what's the usual scheme in the K community?01:23
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lamont    my $file = ($ENV{DEBIAN_FRONTEND} eq 'noninteractive') ?01:25
lamont        '/dev/null' : '/dev/tty'; # see 4.13 changelog entry01:25
sivanganybody have any idea what should I give gksudo when spawning it using g_spawn_sync so it would *kindly* ask for the current user password rather then root's one?01:25
lamontso when the field in the file is 'Noninteractive', does that check still do the right thing?01:25
Riddellmdz: when K is used as a prefix the second upper case does usually seem to be kept01:25
jdubgenerally not when you can say it though01:25
jdubKParts vs. Kate01:26
tsengjdub: happen to know what tests do polling?01:26
lamontmdz: because /dev/null is there, etc, etc.  With no controlling tty, though , the build fails01:26
jdubtseng: not offhand01:26
Riddelljdub: but KThesaurus and KPackage, but if kubuntu is just one word then it should be Kubuntu01:26
tsengjdub: this test suite looks like voodoo magic mostly.01:26
Riddellcos k-ubuntu sounds daft01:26
jdubtseng: welcome to DV :)01:26
mdzlamont: I suggest adding some debugging, both $! and the value of DEBIAN_FRONTEND01:27
mdzlamont: it seems likely that DEBIAN_FRONTEND is coming through as dialog01:27
jdubRiddell: i think Kubuntu is a good brand name; Ubuntu KGX is another good option, that might encourage further buy-in from upstream.01:27
jdubRiddell: but i think they'll buy in anyway :)01:27
mdzlamont: and so it's actually trying to open /dev/tty01:27
jdubRiddell: eh, did you listen to the latest lugradio?01:27
tsengyou build a small program and run it against a series of script files01:28
tsengwhich is fine.. but the output isnt very comprehensible01:28
mdzthom: I don't suppose you're awake01:28
Riddelljdub: yes I did, very good stuff (although their Scottish accents could do with some work)01:28
jdubtseng: just check the output against the example output :)01:28
tsengexpect line 5: got 2 of 3 expected events01:28
thommdz: i never like the sound of that :-)01:28
jdubRiddell: ha ha01:28
tsengcuz 2 out of three aint bad01:28
jdubRiddell: kubuntu pimp action :)01:28
mdzthom: good morning :-)01:28
lamontmdz: it became Dialog after I tried setting it to 'noninteractive' (instead of 'Noninteractive'), the former being an invalid value01:28
thommdz: good evening; how are you this freezing day?01:29
mdzthom: I was thinking it might be nice to have a torrent for the kubuntu test image01:29
tsengjdub: in that case, i think test 4 fails01:29
mdzlamont: that's odd; "noninteractive" should be correct01:29
Riddellwho is the ubuntu artist?  I was thinking about this for a logo http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kubuntu1.png01:29
mdzlamont: even debconf itself uses that test01:29
mdzif (lc Debconf::Config->frontend eq 'noninteractive' &&01:29
Riddellthe top one obviously01:30
lamontChoices: Dialog, Readline, Gnome, Kde, Editor, Noninteractive01:30
mdzlamont: though I suppose debconf/frontend is the value of the select item, and not the true name of the frotnend01:30
jdubRiddell: btw, the new kde logo is cool01:30
lamontI see no 'noninteractive' there01:30
thommdz: sounds doable01:30
thullybefore I rsync, is the kubuntu daily install ISO currently working?01:30
Riddelljdub: are you just saying that because of the similarity to the gnome one? :)01:30
lamontthe other challenge is that update-inetd is getting installed from the true archive...01:30
jdubRiddell: it may have had some sentimental familiarity ;)01:31
Riddellthully: unknown, nobody has tried it as far as I know01:31
lamontotoh, netbase is installed by debootstrap... gah. what evil.01:32
lamont(me, not it)01:32
Riddelljdub: are we sorted on the applications.menu scheme, are you going to patch ubuntu's gnome packages to use gnome-applications.menu?01:33
thommdz: is this an omg-right-this-second request, or can i do it in the morning? (sleep is a very tempting option)01:33
jdubRiddell: yep01:33
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mdzlamont: Uploading via ftp netbase_4.19ubuntu4_source.changes: done.01:35
mdzthom: well, in your morning, I'll be asleep, and won't be able to make the announcement01:36
mdzthom: so about automating the seeding...;-)01:36
thomoh, fair point01:36
thomyes; its on the todo list01:36
mdzit's not critical that we have a torrent01:36
lamontmdz: I just stomp on the file between the debootstrap and apt-get stages. :-)01:36
mdzI just figured it'd be nice, since it's likely to get a lot of attention01:36
thommdz: it's totally doable now01:37
thommdz: just tell me which iso you want torrentable, and it shall be done01:38
mdzthom: the one in the topic01:39
thomokiedokey01:39
mdzI generated the .torrent already01:40
thomyup01:42
thomrsyncing now01:42
lamontmdz: no such device or address. :-)01:46
mdzlamont: /dev/tty, then?01:46
lamontalmost certainly.01:47
lamontbut I can't spell, so I'm running it again to get the frontend var in the die call01:47
thommdz: being seeded now01:47
mdzlamont: or you can just use the new netbase :-)01:47
mdzthom: thanks01:47
thomgive it about 5 minutes for processing and it should be good to go01:48
lamontgiven that the buildd hasn't built netbase yet...01:48
mdzthom: I just fired up a seed locally, and there is already traffic on it01:48
mdzit just maxed out my upstream01:48
zenwhenhave array six clean install reports been mostly positive?01:49
mdzzenwhen: seems that way01:50
thommdz: i think we're hitting each other; i have a download running on a host remotely; they're both waiting on torrent.u.c to finish processing and give peering love01:50
thomwhich has now happened01:51
thommdz: i was pulling 50K/sec off you, now closer to 2MB/sec with orcadas in the picture01:51
mdzyep01:51
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mdzthanks01:52
thomnp01:52
lamontCouldn't reopen stdin No such device or address  at /usr/sbin/update-inetd line 29.01:54
lamontis printed by: open(STDIN,  "<$file") or die "Couldn't reopen stdin $! $ENV{DEBIAN_FRONTEND}";01:54
lamontso me thinks it's empty...01:54
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mdzinteresting01:56
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mdzhmm, we should have torrented the install CD too02:01
jdubjdubtv! -> http://node.waugh.id.au:8800/02:02
schweebjdub: frightening02:04
mdzI don't see freedom.  I only see grapefruit juice02:05
schweebjdub: how bandwidth intensive is that?  you goin through a ton of bw on your linode (I'm assuming that's where this is streamed through)02:06
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jdubschweeb: yeah, upstreamed to the linode; pushing 90kbit/s per stream atm.02:06
lamontmdz: thoughts?02:07
lamontWTH does update-inetd need to open a file anyway?  Why not try opening /dev/tty, and if that fails, open /dev/null?02:08
mdzlamont: did you find out why debconf/frontend was wrong?02:08
lamontuh, it's set to Noninteractive in config.dat (became Dialog only when I changed  that to noninteractive in the seed), and it's empty in update-inetd02:09
lamont] <lamont> Couldn't reopen stdin No such device or address  at /usr/sbin/update-inetd line 29.02:09
lamont<lamont> is printed by: open(STDIN,  "<$file") or die "Couldn't reopen stdin $! $ENV{DEBIAN_FRONTEND}";02:09
lamontyou;ll note a double space after the 'address'02:10
lamont==> empty02:10
lamontand empty != 'Noninteractive' :-(02:11
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tsengdoes anyone know of a package using dpatch and not cdbs for me to look at?02:13
mdzlamont: export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive?02:13
mdztseng: emacs2102:13
tsengmdz: thanks.02:13
tsengthis is silly, why would a package (ldaptor) have a ton of files -w02:17
tsengits a native package02:17
jdubmdz: heh, s/KUbuntu/Kubuntu/ ;)02:23
lamonttseng: postfix02:23
mdzjdub: bleah, I regret asking :-)02:24
tsenggot one, just thought include dpatch.make was a cdbs thing02:24
tsengthis python package does an explicit (<< 2.4), might be bad news =/02:24
lamontmdz: yep.  weddell finished first. :-)02:26
tsenghm newer one in debian, might want to sync it02:27
tseng    - Clean up and python2.4-proof LDAPAttributeTypeAndValue parsing.02:27
jdubRiddell: if you've switched to kde-*.menu, there's not much poitn changing the gnome stuff02:32
Riddelljdub: but but it would be unfair if you didn't02:35
jdub?02:36
bob2wow, first spam to keybuk-sponsoring-me@debian.org02:37
bob2took only 2 days02:37
Riddelljdub: just seems unfair if we have to change and gnome doesn't 02:37
jdubso the spec optimises for a common menu02:39
jdubthus the central applications.menu file02:39
jdubwe have distro policy reasons for using a different kde menu structure to gnome's02:40
jdubwhich may or may not be the right way to go about it02:40
jdubbut that's what we've decided for now02:40
jdubso given that, we've resolved the namespace issue02:41
Riddelljdub: yes02:41
RiddellI still think it's unfair that KDE has to change and not gnome, but I won't cry too much over it02:42
zuljdub: still no 0.2002:42
jdubRiddell: it's a kde change; there's no point churning for the sake of it02:42
calcjust make kde's menu structure look the same as gnomes? ;)02:44
jdubwell, we could use a common structure02:45
jdubbut that's getting close to LCD suckage02:45
jdubwhich i really want to avoid02:45
jdubcf. red hat02:45
Riddellthat's the other option but it does require renaming icons and various other playing about02:45
Riddelljdub: LCD?02:45
calcwhat would be wrong with just using the gnome menu layout on kde?02:45
jdublowest common denominator02:46
jdubRiddell: nah it doesn't02:46
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Riddellwho is the ubuntu artist?02:49
jdubthere is no single artist02:50
jdubandy fitzsimon is doing a contract to create our icons02:51
jdubwe have other designers contracted for cd covers, etc.02:51
tsengogra: if a package is building 2.3 and 2.202:51
tsengogra: do we make it just 2.4, 2.4 and 2.3, or what?02:51
jdubi've done some of the artwork02:51
Riddelljdub: any thoughts on a kubuntu logo?02:51
jdubshould probably hug the kde style more than the ubuntu style02:52
jdubhow about asking kde-artists?02:53
jdubthat'd energize upstream :)02:53
Riddellyeah.  kde-artist.  that.  I'll try and bounce it off tackat02:54
whiprushreplace the gear with the ubuntu circle, that'd look neat.02:54
jdubabusing the ubuntu logo is kinda problematic02:54
whiprushupstream would probably think the same.02:55
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jdubnah, it's a good one, but stupid technicalities get in the way02:56
jdubi liked Riddell's gears in the same shape02:56
Riddellhttp://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/kubuntu1.png  just needs someone with tallent to perfect it02:57
Riddelland i need to get an SVG 'k' off tackat02:57
whiprushheh, clever.02:59
jdubwhat do you call gears on the inside?03:00
jdubperhaps those would be cool03:00
whiprushIf I'm reading google right, the big one is called the wheel, and the smaller ones are called pinions03:02
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mdzkubuntu.png is on distrowatch already03:04
Riddelldidn't take them long03:04
mdz#4 on the 6-month chart now03:05
mdztheir announcement is better than mine :-)03:06
tsengcdbs-edit-patch rocks03:07
bob2hah03:09
bob2mdz: do you happen to remember which bug # is "ipv6 makes dns slow"?03:14
mdzbob2: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=238103:17
bob2ah, thanks03:17
mdz(no, but I searched for it ;-) )03:17
bob2bugzilla's search thing appears to not actually do anything03:17
mdzthat is true of the simple search03:17
bob2ah03:17
mdzbut the advanced search works03:17
mdz69.109.184.174 - - [04/Mar/2005:02:21:31 +0000]  "GET /~mdz/kubuntu/kubuntu.png HTTP/1.1" 200 109718 "http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=1481466" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.5) Gecko/20041107 Firefox/1.0"03:21
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mdznow spread to somethingawful03:21
bob2hahahaha03:22
hiweedthank u, bob203:22
jdubmdz: ha ha03:22
bob2web forums truly bring out the best in people03:23
bob2from the stupid nicks, abusive taglines, terrible spelling, it's all there03:23
zenroxthx bob2 i love you too03:24
zenroxlol03:24
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hiweedhey all, I am the team leader of Hiweed-Debian GNU/Linux. I wanna join the Ubuntu Developers team. How to?03:26
bob2whats "hiweed-debian gnu/linux"?03:26
tsenghiweed: hi, see http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/MOTU please03:26
hiweedbob2: http://linux.hiweed.com03:27
tsengchinese localized distro it looks03:27
hiweedyeah03:27
tsenghttp://freshmeat.net/projects/hiweed/?branch_id=51410&release_id=18805403:27
tsengI can actually read that one.03:27
hiweedhehh03:28
hiweedthanks tseng.03:28
tsengif you are interested in translation, youll want to look to the docs team instead03:29
hiweedno thanks03:29
tsengMOTU is for up and coming package maintainers03:29
hiweedI am interested in the Chinese relative pacakges 03:31
hiweedhehh03:31
hiweedthx tseng03:32
tsengno problems. good luck03:32
hiweed:)03:32
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jbaileytseng: If you're still looking for a package which uses dpatch without cdbs, glibc sort of qualifies ;)03:41
tsengjbailey: nope, but thanks03:42
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thullyhi - anyone tested Kubuntu ISO yet?03:44
thullyI just did - it works03:44
mdzkubuntu live-i386 works fine for me, of course.  I'm trying install-amd64 now03:46
thullyI used install-i38603:48
thullyOne small little question - any clue on how to get icons on the KDE root menu?  There are very few icons on the KDE root menu03:49
Riddellthully: you'd be wanting the KDE 3.4 packages to solve that03:52
thullyOK - is that what's likely going to be released with Hoary?03:52
thullyor is Kubuntu on an independent release cycle?03:53
Riddelldeb http://jasmine.19inch.net/~jr/away/kubuntu/ ./03:53
Riddellthully: kubuntu will be released with hoary (fingers crossed et al)03:53
thullyWill these enable udev/hal recognition of CDs, USb sticks, ...?03:54
Riddellfuture releases should be released with ubuntu as well but may be delayed if there's a KDE release coming out shortly after03:54
Riddellthully: with any luck yes03:54
thullyWhy not just bring the KDE 3.4 beta packages into Hoary, in the same way the GNOME 2.10 beta packages are?03:55
Riddellthully: because I only just finished compiling them and they should be tested first03:55
thullyso, is it looking like Hoary will release w/3.3 or 3.4?03:55
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thullyIs there any chance we may see Firefox as the browser (instead of Konqueror) in KUbuntu - I've found Firefox faster and more reliable at rendering websites correctly03:57
calckde uses konqueror for a bit more than just a browser04:01
calcinteresting seeing luis in here04:01
jdubcalc: gnome livecd :)04:02
calcah i must just not see him much since i don't have net access at work04:02
thullyyes - but as a browser Firefox seems to be the better choice - Konqueror could still be there for file management, though04:02
calcjdub: oh yea04:02
thullyAlso, has the kdesu sudo issue been handled in KDE 3.4?04:05
Riddellthully: that's on my schedule for tomorrow04:05
jdubthully: probably best to take these questions to #ubuntu or #kubuntu04:06
thullyone more idea for kubuntu - use something like geramik or gtk-qt-engine to make the GTK apps look better in KDE04:07
jdubthully: #kubuntu is the right place :)04:07
calcport ClearLooks to KDE04:07
calckeramik is vile on anything04:07
calcand 3.4 uses plastik anyway04:08
thullyI just thought this had to do with Ubuntu development, as this deals with package choices and development of Ubuntu04:08
jdubthully: the kubuntu developers maintain kde04:08
Amaranthlets seem if totem crashes loading jdub's TV show again :)04:08
jdubAmaranth: it's off04:08
Amaranthoh04:08
thullywell, anything is better than just seeing GTK themes on KDE04:09
Amaranthdoes kubuntu use gtk-qt?04:09
RiddellAmaranth: not currently, it's a good idea though04:09
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jdubwhiprush: http://www.metallikop.com/blog/index.php?p=6004:11
jdubwhiprush: heh04:11
jdub*smack*04:11
whiprushheh04:11
Amaranthwho here has seen the iTunes app talked about at http://www.advogato.org/person/rbultje/diary.html?start=90 ?04:12
whiprushhe knows it isn't the default.04:12
whiprushHe should embrace the nakedness.04:12
jdublord knows we do!04:12
Amaranthif you've used it, did it play m4a preview files?04:12
calcAmaranth: i have heard rumors of one like that, that also has the feature of no DRM04:12
Amaranthif so, what did you do?04:12
Amaranthcalc: It exists. ;)04:12
jdubso04:12
whiprushEveryone gets excited when it's the blonde's turn for ubuntu-calendar.04:12
Amaranthubuntu-calendar? where is that? :)04:13
jdubi have a cool idea for anyone who wants to do a bit of gnome hacking04:13
calcAmaranth: yea i just tried encoding a file to m4a using faac and found that 1. ubuntu's faac is broken and 2. it appears faac doesn't work on amd64 anyway04:13
Amaranthcalc: faad04:13
Amaranthgstreamer-faad is hopeless04:13
calcthe broken bit has to do with faac not supporting encoding to mp4/m4a/etc04:13
calcAmaranth: faad spit a bunch of errors04:13
jdubmake something (gnome-settings-daemon most likely) monitor the currently selected background image and/or xml file04:13
jdubso when it changes, the background refreshes04:14
jdubthus, when doing an ubuntu-calendar-* upgrade with the monthly calendar chosen, you'll get the new desktop immediately04:14
Amaranthjdub: Out of my league, I'm a pygtk hacker. :)04:14
Amaranthoh, ubuntu-calendar is a background?04:15
jdubi should blog this04:15
calcautomagic pr0n updates04:15
calcAmaranth: so would you know how to make faac encode a file so that faad can decode it without errors?04:15
Amaranthcalc: Nope, I'm as clueless as you.04:16
calcAmaranth: ok04:16
AmaranthPretty sad, I helped write code that plays an m4a file with gstreamer and I can't even use it. :P04:16
calcit hasn't been updated in a long time so i wouldn't be surprised if its not 64bit clean04:16
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byteejdub: hey dude. i'm still unpacking ;)04:18
whiprushjdub: sounds like a gnome-love kind of thing.04:18
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byteebtw, does ubuntu/ppc run on the PegasosPPC boxes? i've got one sitting here..04:19
jbaileybytee: You can't install it, but after you get past that, it runs. ;)04:19
jbaileybytee: I got Debian on mine, and then upgraded it to Hoary and it's my main machine now.04:20
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jbaileybytee: Have to be a bit careful with the kernels.  Need to tweak the initrd settings, and I use grub2 to boot.04:20
Amaranthinstall something that will run on it and use their bootloader?04:20
calcAmaranth: this is what i see btw: Warning: Pulse coding not allowed in short blocks04:20
jdubbytee: yo!04:20
jdubbytee: ph#?04:20
Amaranthcalc: I have no idea. :)04:20
byteejbailey: ok. so its an installer issue. well when i get past getting fedora running on it, i'll try ubuntu04:20
calcAmaranth: ok04:20
mdzjdub: a/s/l?04:20
Amaranthcalc: I'm just trying to get gstreamer to work, period. Most of the time totem and rhythmbox won't play anything (gstreamer issues) and this app won't play an m4a using gstreamer.04:21
calc-1/n/hell04:21
jdubmdz: u want 2 see my cam??!?!04:21
jbaileybytee: Sure.  I don't know if we provide debootstrap as a separate package that can be run on rpm systems, but if not, Debian does, and you can use that to install an Ubuntu system.  Not ideal, but official Pegasos support isn't due until the release after Hoary.04:21
Amaranthjdub: lugradio didn't make fun of your name, i'm surprised04:21
byteejbailey: cool04:22
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jdubAmaranth: not after i drew crop circles in their front lawns with our orbital laser platform04:30
Amaranthhehe04:30
Amaranthyou cried on the phone about it before the interview? ;)04:30
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jdubhaha04:31
bob2lugradio seems pretty dodgy04:35
Amaranthholy shit, gstreamer-faad is working04:37
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tritiumwarning re: evolution 2.1.6 - it forces the user to setup an email account.  A way around it is to use "None" for server type and sendmail as sender.04:37
tritiummy wife (who only uses the calendar and contacts) discovered this today04:40
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calcAmaranth: yea its a 64bit issue i guess, i installed the 32bit versions and it seems to work fine04:43
calcDecoding cdda.aac took:  3.73 sec. 86.52x real-time.04:43
jdubhttp://www.gnome.org/~jdub/blog/projects/ubuntu/110990767204:47
jdubif anyone's interestedr04:47
jbaileyjdub: Right.  What's an Ubuntu Calendar Background? =)04:49
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jdubjbailey: apt-get install ubuntu-calendar04:52
jdubjbailey: not work safe04:52
jdubjbailey: ... ! :-)04:52
jbaileyjdub: I'll make sure my boss isn't looking over my shoulder. ;)04:52
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jdubyo Liblit 04:53
jdubyou were quick :)04:54
LiblitHey, jdub.04:54
LiblitOh, jdub == Jeff Waugh.  How 'bout that?04:54
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LiblitWell, I'm sitting here sucking down Hoary CD images, so I figured I'd drop by and say hello.04:54
jbaileyjdub: Ah, handy.04:54
jdubjbailey: see the recommends for more04:55
jbaileyjdub: Mmm, neither of those seem to have recommends or suggests on them.04:56
Amaranthjbailey: get ubuntu-calendar-december04:56
jdubjbailey: ubuntu-calendar does04:56
jdubhrm04:57
jdubhrrrm04:57
jbaileyjdub: Perhaps apt-cache is defective for me then.04:57
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jdubweeeeiird04:58
jdubRecommends: ubuntu-calendar-october, ubuntu-calendar-november, ubuntu-calendar-december, ubuntu-calendar-january. ubuntu-calendar-february, ubuntu-calendar, march04:58
jdubthat's in debian/control04:58
Amaranthnot in the deb :)04:59
tritiumso, by calendar, you can tell what month it is by the image?04:59
Amaranthnot as far as i can see04:59
tritium(if you learn to associate an image with a month)05:00
jdubaha05:00
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=== jdub fixes.
tritiummdz, I saw mythtv-frontend in the UniversePackageWithoutDesktopFile wiki page, along with other multiverse packages.05:03
tritiumare multiverse packages okay to work on?05:04
mdztritium: if that's a legal question, I can't advise you05:07
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mdzLiblit: hello05:07
Liblitmdz: Howdy.05:07
Liblitmdz: Thought I'd come by and say hello while waiting for the Hoary CD images to come down my DSL pipe.05:08
mdzLiblit: ubuntu or kubuntu?05:08
=== Liblit looks sheepish.
LiblitUmm, what's kubuntu?05:08
mdzheh05:09
mdzwe just announced a preliminary test image today; it's rather new05:09
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mdzan Ubuntu derivative with a KDE desktop rather than Gnome05:09
tritiummdz, okay...well from your perspective, should multiverse packages be removed from that page, or would you welcome contributed .desktop files for multiverse packages?05:09
LiblitOK, I suppose that was obvious enough.  :-)05:09
jdubLiblit: Ubuntu... with a K! :)05:10
Liblitjdub: :-D05:10
mdztritium: from my perspective as an Ubuntu developer, I would like to see proper .desktop files for most everything which is not installed by default05:10
Liblitmdz: Well, in answer to your question: Ubuntu, not Kubuntu.  I happen to be partial to GNOME.05:11
jdubwhere most everything == stuff that will be of direct interest to graphical desktop users :)05:11
mdzLiblit: as am I, but to each his own ;-)05:11
mdzit's a good step05:11
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Liblitmdz: Agreed.  Let a thousand desktops bloom.05:12
mdzjdub: :-P desktop apps05:12
jdubmdz: and none of this pseudo tv business! ;)05:12
jdubi really should try mythtv soon05:12
jdubare the latest releases cool for dvb?05:12
tritiumokay, just trying to get some guidance from you before I try to help.  Perhaps I'll not touch mythtv-frontend05:12
mdzjdub: we ain't got no dvb in 'merica05:13
jdubtritium: hold on, i'm kidding, it might be appropriate :)05:13
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tritiumjdub, I'm here :)05:13
zul*pphfft* americans :)05:13
jdubmdz: so if i put a dvb enabled box in front of you at UDU... :)05:13
mdza .desktop file for mythtv-frontend would be an entirely appropriate thing to have05:14
mdzjdub: I'll stare right through it?05:14
mdzlike the mad zombie that I will be?05:14
jdubok, don't leave burn marks or anything05:14
mdzit'll be like the first week and the second week of an Ubuntu conference combined05:14
zuli wouldnt mind some of the bof at the conference to be online05:17
zulfor those who cant make it05:17
tritiummdz, I started to take a look at one, anyway.05:18
zulanyways im going to bed05:20
zulnight05:20
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hiweedhey all, would you please tell me, who is resonsible for Ubuntu's Debian-CD package? I made a local ubuntu mirror( hoary/i386 only) and build a hoary-base iso using the debian-cd package downloaded from http://archive.ubuntu.com/cdimage/code/debian-cd.tar.bz2, but got a `kernel panic' error.05:33
hiweederror screen shot: http://linux.hiweed.com/images/tmp/kernel-panic.png05:35
Liblithiweed: I have nothing useful to tell you, but I've got to ask: how did you take that screen shot?05:45
zulhiweed: it cant find your boot block05:46
hiweedI took that screen shot using VMware05:47
hiweedthe same error ocurred under qemu, too.05:48
hiweedzul: thx. so I wondered what I had done wrong.05:50
tritiummako, how do you prefer to receive signed codes of conduct?05:51
Liblithiweed: Aah, OK.  Thanks.05:53
hiweedLiblit: nop :)05:54
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sivangmorning all06:17
calchmm i see a few weeks ago ppl were ranting about gnome icons on ddl06:18
calcare the icons they are talking about the ones in ubuntu as well?06:19
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jdubwhich icons?06:24
calcthe ones that people were saying were ugly (the default gnome ones)06:24
jdubthose people are stupid06:25
Amaranthjdub: splash look awesome06:25
calcit seems if its not at least as cartoony as keramik everaldo doesn't like it06:25
Amaranthwhen will ubuntu get it in 2.9? :)06:25
jdubthe only suboptimal thing about the gnome icons is a few palette problems06:25
jdubAmaranth: ubuntu has it's own splash06:25
Amaranth:/06:26
jdubAmaranth: but i imagine the file will be available in the next gnome-session upgrade06:26
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jdubRiddell: around?06:34
jdub$ lsb_release06:37
jdubLSB Version:    n/a06:37
danielsjdub: you lie06:43
jdubdaniels: i do06:43
jdubsmelly hiding daniels!06:44
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jdubdaniels: i think the fixes in 0.23.[12]  are worth it06:51
jdubdaniels: plus, beagle.06:51
danielsjdub: mmm ... but if we break other dbus apps?06:53
jdubvia semantics changes?06:54
jdubs/cs/c06:54
danielsyeah06:55
danielsthat's what I'm most concerned about06:55
whiprushinotify pretty much out for hoary at this point?07:04
jdubwhiprush: it's in, but not turned on by default07:05
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sivangjdub: do you know if there is a ready made GtkMessageDialog that returns a value accoridng to what the user clicked or must I use callbacks ?07:29
jdubsivang: zenity. ;-)07:34
jdubkinda different programming environment, of course.07:34
jdubnot sure.07:34
jdub#gtk-devel or #gnome-hackers07:34
jduber, sorry07:34
jdub#gtk+ or #gnome-hackers07:34
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sivangjdub: ah right :) thanks alot anyways!07:36
whiprushjdub: Clearlooks olive on a chocolate background is awesome. To whom shall I make the bribery check to?07:40
jdubwhiprush: Richard Stellingwerff and Daniel Borgmann :-)07:46
whiprushheh07:46
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svenldaniels: ...08:16
svenldaniels: you still there ? 08:16
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sivangjdub: muntyan helped me :)08:20
sivangjdub: on $gtk+08:20
sivangjdub: we almost have one click enable ipp browsing support :)08:20
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dholbachhai08:22
sivanghey dholbach 08:23
dholbachhi sivan!08:23
jdubsivang: rad08:26
sivangjdub:  :)08:27
dholbachtell pitti and jbailey, they rock, when they come, ok? i'm just out with my dog :-)08:27
sivanghey dholbach :)08:27
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dokomorning all08:37
sivangmorning doko08:41
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pittiMorning08:45
crimsunmorn'08:45
sivangpitti: morning!08:47
sivangpitti: I'm preparing patches, and a debdiff :-)08:47
sivangpitti: couple of API reading, asking here and there, and we have a very nice result I think :-)08:48
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pittimdz: here=09:05
pittis/=/?/ (grr)09:05
sivangpitti: http://muse.19inch.net/~sivan/g-c-m_browse_support.debdiff :-)09:06
sivangpitti: btw, could you tell me what is the service that needs restarting as well as cupsys to make the printers appear?09:06
sivangpitti: (I might try add that later)09:06
pittisivang: I'm already working at that09:07
pittisivang: it's a bug in g-c-m09:07
pittisivang: it works if you have a local printer in addition :-)09:07
dholbachhi pitti 09:07
dholbachpitti: you rock!09:07
pittiHi dholbach 09:07
pittidholbach: I do?09:07
pitticdbs-edit-patch?09:08
dholbachpitti: thanks for working on CDBS *big smile*09:08
pittino worries :-)09:08
dholbach:-D09:08
pittiI'm using it for myself a lot, too09:08
sivangpitti: what's the bug number?09:08
sivangdholbach: I also used pitti's cdbs-edit-path today :)09:09
pittisivang: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16888109:09
sivangpitti: thanks09:09
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kagouhi09:11
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sivangpitti: strange bug09:14
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kagoui have somes ideas for the live cd ....09:18
kagouI'v tested Slax/PClinuxOS/Live+ and hoary09:19
kagouHoary rocks with my wifi card09:19
kagoubut the look of gnome instead kde look of others distro is not pretty09:19
kagouI think that the applet for keyboard selection must be installed by default with some layout (fr/de/ ...)09:20
kagouand network manager applet must be loaded too09:20
kagouMay be the utilisation of gdesklets in the live cd can render the hoary live look more pretty09:21
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zenroxkagou,  the live cd is ment to run on all cpus even the little ones gdeklets and extra applets will slow the thang down09:25
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kagouzenrox, it was just an idea for the look09:26
Treenakstalk about useful changelog entries:09:27
Treenaks    - renamed prep-boot PReP boot partition name to prep.09:27
kagouzenrox, what do you think about my ideas for applets ?09:28
jdubkagou: we don't ship one yet09:29
jdubkagou: it will most likely be on by default in the release after hoary09:29
kagouthnx jdub :)09:30
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sivangmorning sabdfl 09:48
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svenlMmm, seems that the YDL ddcprobe code in their Xautoconfig works on pegasos, while the one in xresprobe fails :/09:52
sabdflsvenl: send that code off to daniels, he might be able to figure out what's needed in xresprobe10:04
svenlsabdfl: yep, i tried to speak to him directly, and i filled #7144 yesterday, but i guess we are too far in timezones or something, we might be able to figure that out ourselves, i think.10:04
svenlsabdfl: xresprobe radeon only outputs the disptype right now, so this is why it fails, i think10:05
svenlThere is no man page for xresprobe though :/10:05
sabdfldaniels: also, fglrx is still not happy with xorg 6.8.2 on my PCI Express X80010:17
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Kamionmorning10:28
dholbachhi Kamion 10:28
mvohey Kamion, hey dholbach 10:28
dholbachhai mvo10:28
dholbachmvo: i'll be back at home this afternoon, any plans for tonight yet? :-)10:29
mvoKamion: did you recovered a bit from the array marathon?10:29
mvodholbach: I play hockey tonight ... but after that :)10:29
dholbachmvo: what about the mv-guy?10:29
Kamionmvo: slightly; I plan to take this afternoon off in exchange (cleared with mdz)10:29
Kamionstill rather worn out10:29
mvoKamion: yeah! do that, it will be good :)10:30
jdubmvo: have you noticed that update-notifier puts phantom spacing into the notification area?10:30
mvojdub: not really yet. is there a way to reproduce it?10:31
mvodholbach: let's phone when you back from your trip?10:32
dholbachmvo: alright10:33
sabdflsmurfix: are you around for a meeting with mako, jdub & me later?10:35
dholbachbye everyone, see you later10:39
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sivangc'ya dholbach 10:40
dholbachbye sivan10:40
sivanggoing to get some sleep, laterz all10:41
pittisleep well, sivang10:42
Kamionok, let's see if this morning's kubuntu CD installs cleanly10:45
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dokowho's reviewing patches, which should go to hoary? email to ubuntu-devel?11:09
Mithrandirseb128: is it known that the location selector in the weather applet is broken?11:09
seb128should be fixed is yesterday's upload11:10
seb128what is broken now ?11:10
pittiseb128: works fine for me :-)11:10
seb128:)11:11
mvoworks for me too11:11
Mithrandirseb128: let me run an update, then, and I'll see11:11
seb128k11:11
MithrandirI mean, I haven't updated in 12 hours, so it might be fixed. :)11:12
seb128that's fixed in 0ubuntu2 for gnome-applets11:12
Mithrandiryeah, seems fixed.11:13
ajmitchseb128: gnome-backgrounds has a conflicting file with ubuntu-artwork, btw11:15
seb128known11:15
ajmitchgreat11:15
Kamiondoko: for preview freeze, clear with mdz/jdub I believe11:16
sabdflKamion: unexpected glimpse of a question about changing debconf priorities before reboot on last nights daily... should i file a bug?11:18
Kamionsabdfl: yes please, include /var/log/*; that sounds like it fell off the end of the normal menu11:19
Kamion/var/log/installer/* rather, I guess you've rebooted11:19
sabdflk willdo11:19
Kamiontoday's kubuntu daily is fine in that regard, and should be the same ...11:20
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sabdflkubuntu!11:20
pittisabdfl: do you know that "kubuntu" sounds in German like "colorful cow"?11:20
Kamionhaha11:20
jdubha ha11:21
d3vic3hahaha11:21
sabdflmoo hic?11:21
Kamionkbuntu11:21
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pittimooobuntu11:21
seb128_grumpf, dsl hangup11:21
sabdflok, we get to leave bouncing cow in that one11:21
pittiseb128welcome back11:21
seb128_:)11:21
pittiwherehasmyspacekeygone?11:22
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pittibah, debugging sucks today11:24
pittiany gdb experts here?11:24
pittiProgram received signal SIGTRAP, Trace/breakpoint trap.11:24
pitti[Switching to Thread -1233482832 (LWP 17121)] 11:24
pitti0xb79cd58e in __nptl_death_event () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libpthread.so.011:24
pittiimpossible to debug a program with this :-(11:24
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d3vic3seb128_,  trying to overwrite `/usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/gnome-run.png', which is also in package gnome-panel-data11:33
seb128_what package is that ?11:34
d3vic3seb128, gnome-icon-theme_2.9.92-0ubuntu1_all.deb11:34
seb128and gnome-panel-data ?11:35
d3vic3yes11:35
seb128no11:36
seb128what version11:36
mvoseb128: can eggtrayicon have a transparent background? I got a bugreport that update-notifer looks "grayish" when the panel is set to a transparent background.11:37
Treenaksmvo: just use a transparent png?11:37
seb128mvo: dunno how the notify area handles transparent backgrounds11:38
d3vic3seb128, doesn't say, I thinks its the latest becouse I'm trying to upgrade 11:38
mvoTreenaks: the background of the icon is set to transparent11:38
pittimvo: btw, what should this icon represent? it is too small for the relatively complex graphics11:38
seb128d3vic3: $ dpkg -L gnome-panel-data | grep gnome-run11:38
seb128$11:38
rburtonmvo: i think there are hacky patches in bugzilla to make that work11:38
seb128d3vic3: I don't get this file here, what version ?11:38
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mvopitti: draw a better one? seriously, jdub told me that the artist who draws icons for us has the update-notifier icon on it's list11:39
pittimvo: ah, good to know :-) but what _is_ it currently?11:40
d3vic3seb128, 2.9.90-0ubuntu111:40
mvopitti: it's a scaled down version of the current synaptic icon :)11:40
seb128d3vic3: update to 2.9.9211:40
d3vic3ok 11:40
pittimvo: aha :-)11:40
jordimvo: did strings change since my last update?11:41
jordiI found a typo anyway11:41
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mvojordi: don't think so, synaptic is string-froozen. you are allowed to slap me if they did11:42
jordimvo: kewl11:43
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Treenaksmvo: don't worry, he's out of shape :P11:44
mvojdub: any news from the person that draws the icons for us? people complain about the ugly update-notifier icon :)11:44
jordiI've lost two kilos in the last two weeks or so11:44
mvoTreenaks: I guess he's still in _far_ better shape than most other people :)11:44
jordifuck fuck fuck11:44
ajmitchhey jordi 11:44
jordialsa-utils upload b0rjed11:44
jordiborked even11:44
seb128jdub: this about GNOME entry rocks :)11:45
jordidamn ISP, closed my link11:45
jordiajmitch: hi andrew11:45
mvorburton: you don't have a bugnumber for the transparent thing by chance :) ?11:45
rburtonmvo: sorry. iirc it was mentioned on d-d-l recently11:45
mvorburton: I found something in bugzilla.g.o (no patch, but still :)11:46
pittiyay11:47
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mvopitti: is this the stuff that shivang was working on? the gksudo problem ?11:47
pittimvo: related11:47
pittimvo: if you only have one printer and restart cupsys, then g-c-m does not display your printers any more11:48
pittimvo: that's the bug I chased now11:48
mvopitti: cool!11:48
pittimvo: sivang works on a frontend for enabling/disabling cupsys browsing11:48
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pittimvo: if we have that, handling IPP printers is really easy11:48
mvopitti: yeah! how is his progress? 11:49
pittimvo: I already made the necessary cupsys backend changes, so it's only a matter of some gtk code11:49
pittimvo: sivan's patch works in general, but I had some nitpicks :-)11:49
pittimvo: he will continue it later/tomorrow11:49
pittimvo: -> nothing for preview maybe, but for final11:50
mvopitti: ok11:50
mvopitti: nice :)11:50
pittiwe really need to improve printing support...11:50
thom8.770  (4694.9 MB up / 535.3 MB down) (kubuntu live on my bittorrent client since last night)11:53
Kamionwhere is \ on a German console keymap?11:53
pittiKamion: AltGr+11:53
pittiKamion: that's the key right of '0'11:53
Kamionwhere is ? :-)11:53
Kamionoh, thanks11:53
thomKamion: d'you wanna generate a torrent for the kubuntu installer?11:54
jdubmvo: next icon drop :)11:59
mvojdub: great, can't wait :)12:01
Kamionthom: it's only a daily, but sure12:01
Kamionwhoa, I confused cdebconf lots12:02
Kamionit won't let me delete the full name in passwd.config now12:02
thomKamion: (mdz and i got the daily live torrent up last night)12:03
Kamionyeah, I saw12:03
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Kamionthom: done12:08
Micksadoes gnome (or whatever) have some sort of pop-up-notification app?12:10
jdubnot really12:10
jdubwhat for?12:10
jdubdepends what you need12:10
jdubooh, gaim just crashed12:11
Micksaanything :)12:11
jdub...12:11
Micksalike, one that you could configure to notify you of whatever12:11
jdubdo you want it to just randomly pop up notifications for no reason?12:11
TreenaksMicksa: evolution12:11
jdubif you want something that notifies about appointments, use evo12:11
jdubif you want something to do the popping up, use zenity (for shell scripting)12:12
Micksaman, I so gotta write an app for this12:12
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MicksaTHEN I WILL HAVE MY FAME AND FORTUNE12:12
ajmitchI thought you had to be a MOTU for fame & fortune? :)12:13
jdubWARNING: SALES PITCH IN PROGRESS12:13
Treenaksajmitch: no, that's only the fame part12:13
ograajmitch, yes, you have ;) morning guys12:13
ajmitchTreenaks: true, I haven't seen much fortune coming in :)12:13
ajmitchmorning ogra 12:13
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ograMicksa: if you only want something to pop up, have a look at zenity12:14
ajmitchjdub: we're always trying to recruit..12:14
Kamionjdub: ok to upload https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/attachment.cgi?id=1509 for #668?12:14
jdubKamion: sure :-)12:15
ajmitchogra: gnomebaker would be fine to review if the person had supplied a source package :)12:15
ograheh12:16
mvolifeless: could you please check if #5412 (aptitude wants to remove running kernel) when you do your next upgrade? I believe it is fixed with the current aptitude version in hoary (not urgent, I'm just fostering my buglist right now)12:16
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ograits a warty package anyway, if i understood it right12:16
ajmitchogra: I doubt there'd be much warty-specific stuff in the package except versioning, perhaps12:16
lifelessmvo: yeah, will do.12:17
ograajmitch, without a source its only a warty package ;)12:17
mvolifeless: great, thanks :)12:18
ajmitchogra: there are probably a few more package requests in the list archives that haven't made it onto the wiki12:18
ograajmitch: hmm, do you think we need an additional announcement for UniveseCandidates ?12:19
ogra+r12:19
ajmitchpossibly12:19
ajmitchor we could trawl the archives for requests12:19
ograits been mentioned quite often...12:20
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ajmitchhi doko 12:20
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dokoajmitch: hi12:22
sabdflis postgresql not in main?12:23
Kamionshadow (1:4.0.3-30.7ubuntu10) hoary; urgency=low12:24
Kamion  * Never generate invalid default usernames (part of Ubuntu #668).12:24
Kamion -- Colin Watson <cjwatson@ubuntu.com>  Fri,  4 Mar 2005 11:09:13 +000012:24
Kamionoops12:24
Treenakssabdfl: it was in warty12:24
Kamioncjwatson@rookery:~$ madison-lite postgresql12:24
Kamionpostgresql |    7.4.5-3 |    warty/main | source, amd64, i386, powerpc12:24
Kamionpostgresql | 7.4.5-3ubuntu0.4 | warty-security/main | source, amd64, i386, powerpc12:24
Kamionpostgresql | 7.4.7-2ubuntu2 |    hoary/main | source, amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc12:24
sabdflinteresting12:24
sabdflit's not appearing on mpt's brand new hoary12:24
sabdflin synaptic12:24
sabdflany idea why?12:24
Kamiondid he answer "no" to "download packages from the internet"?12:25
Kamionor did something go wrong in the second stage? I do know of one base-config bug in that area, that got introduced in the process of #639012:25
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mpt_londonKamion: I didn't answer "no" to anything like that, but I think Mark did (if you mean during the install)12:29
sabdflyes, he answered no :-)12:29
sabdflKamion: we should still enable network sources in apt.sources, even if the user doesn't do it right away12:30
sabdflKamion: should i file a bug on that behaviour?12:36
sabdflany idea where postgresql-contrib has gone for hoary?12:37
ajmitchsabdfl: universe, it seems12:38
thomKamion: torrents running for kubuntu installer12:38
Riddelljdub: around now12:41
jdubsabdfl: mdz and i had a long discussion about this12:41
jdubsabdfl: came to the conclusion that it is desireable behaviour, but not until the tools improve12:42
sabdfljdub: please put a bof on that topic onto the list for UDU12:42
jdubcool12:42
sabdflKamion: what's your thought on enabling the network apt sources list irrespective?12:43
Kamion11:30 < sabdfl> Kamion: we should still enable network sources in apt.sources, even if the user doesn't do it right away12:43
Kamionthat's what we do, if you answer "yes"; the network is not used now *during* the installation, just set up for after it (and for language packs etc.)12:44
Kamionsabdfl: mdz and I talked about that, and mdz felt that apt was not currently up to that12:44
Kamionsabdfl: if you try that without a network, you get lots of error messages all the time12:44
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Kamionwe should do better later, but I think the current behaviour (modulo base-config doing a slightly better job of cleaning up when stuff goes wrong) is about the best we can do for hoary12:45
Kamion#6390 is a general bug about all of this12:45
Kamionwow, something really made netboot astoundingly unhappy12:46
KamionINPUT <anything> / GO to debconf returns "100 problem"12:46
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ajmitchnight all12:47
dredgnight ajmitch 12:47
dredghave a good weekend :)12:47
Kamionjdub: hmm12:48
Kamionjdub: would there be a problem with forcing "yes" to that apt-setup question if a network is available?12:48
jdubKamion: one for mdz12:49
Kamionjdub: I think the previous discussion was more about forcing "yes" to it regardless, which won't work yet12:49
sabdflnight aj12:49
jdubi'd lean to yes12:49
sabdflmitch12:49
Kamionah, in fact that appears to be what I intended to go on to do, reviewing #639012:49
KamionI'll try to get that sorted for preview12:50
Keybukthom: you made a mistake in the rpm packages ... it should be spelt "d. p. k. g."12:52
thomsay what?12:52
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thomi have tea, i still have no clue if you're joking or what12:55
KeybukI'm joking :)12:55
mpt_londonthom, sabdfl says I need a chinstrap account, pretty please12:56
thomgoodo, i'll go back to ignoring you then :P12:56
thommpt_london: https://wiki.canonical.com/NewStaffTasks12:56
thommpt_london: specifically, the email you need to send12:56
mpt_londonah, which first requires sabdfl to sign my gpg key12:57
mpt_londonok, thanks12:57
thomnp12:58
jdubseb128: do you see "Desktop Folder|Desktop" in Places?01:00
rburtonwhen keeping stuff in arch do people use arch-tag in source, or just rely on explicit ids?01:01
KamionI much prefer explicit01:02
Kamionarch-tag is cute but you can't use it on all files, so better to be able to be consistent01:02
rburtoni bow to your superior judgement01:03
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Kamionmy judgement is not superior where arch is concerned :-)01:03
rburtonha01:03
Kamionjust MHO01:03
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T-Bonehey Kamion :)01:03
Kamionmorning T-Bone01:03
T-BoneMithrandir: ia64? :)01:04
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sabdflrburton: policy in launchpad is always explicit, never arch-tag01:04
MithrandirT-Bone: nah, not 10h too early, more like five or six.  I'm trying to hack a bit on multiarch first.01:05
MithrandirT-Bone: 1700-ish UTC is fine01:05
Kamionnetboot breakage reproduced in a chroot, now I stand a chance of debugging it01:06
T-BoneMithrandir: roger that01:06
T-Bonei'll see if someone can help me with the firefox issue in the meantime01:06
T-Bonethat one is particularly strange01:06
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sabdfljdub: evince is very nice01:09
sabdflany reason not to replace xpdf for hoary?01:09
jdubsabdfl: it's very new01:10
pittisabdfl: it sucks for big documents01:10
jdubsabdfl: veeeery new01:11
sabdfl0.1.501:11
sabdflnice clean gnomish ui01:11
sabdflbendy? breezy?01:11
jdubsabdfl: there's an element of boring and rigid that must be seen to. :-)01:11
jdubdefinitely bendy01:11
sabdfltrue01:11
jdubit will be in gnome 2.1201:11
pittialthough it is great for translating01:11
jduband under release process guidance, etc.01:12
jordipitti: how big?01:12
jdubpitti: lots of strings to translate! :)01:12
jdubsabdfl: that said, i am *very* tempted.01:12
pittijordi: I tried it with my friend's diploma thesis (153 pages) and it took four minutes to process it01:12
jordifrom the Catalan POV... evince is ready to go :)01:12
pittijordi: during that time, it was completely unresponsive and I killed it (I thought it was crashed)01:12
jordipitti: many images?01:12
Treenaksjordi: ... for now01:12
jordipitti: the LliureX manual is ~400 and it's reasonable01:12
pittijordi: the problem is the thumbnail preview generation01:12
jordipitti: it takes a bit the first time as it generates thumbnails01:13
pittihttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16541301:13
pittihttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16682501:13
pitti^ these _suck_01:13
jordiweird, it was reasonable here with 400 pages01:13
pittibut if these are settled, evince is really great01:13
jordiok 166825 is bad :)01:13
pittijordi: try with http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/diplom.pdf01:14
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jordi1 min01:14
rburtonargh baz die die die01:14
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jordipitti: definitely not unresponsive here01:15
jordia lot faster than the manual01:15
jdubpitti: pulls a chunk of cpu :)01:15
jdubpitti: but not horrific01:15
jordibut my work box is pretty ok though01:15
pittijordi: it should process the images in the background with a lower cpu usage01:15
jdubyeah01:15
pittijordi: for me evice gets completely unresponsive01:15
mvoworks pretty ok here too01:15
pittiyou guys have too fast computers...01:16
pitti:-)01:16
jordiheh01:16
jordionly 256 megs of ram01:16
mvo1Ghz :)01:16
jordiwhoever built my office box was on crack01:16
pittihmm, then it's odd01:16
jordi2.6ghz with 256 megs of ram01:16
pittiI've a celeron 1.301:16
pittis/celeron/duron/01:16
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thompitti: it took longer to download diplom.pdf than it did for evince to thumbnail and render it01:17
pittiI'm confused01:17
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jbaileyjdub: Are you a person to talk to about if a patch is important enough for the preview or not, or does it need to wait for mdz?01:17
pittiwhy does it work for everybody but me?01:17
jordimvo: yeah, evince is something we badly needed.01:17
jdubjbailey: both, but i often defer to mdz on rough ones01:17
jordinext, marco needs to work on database management ui. :)01:18
pittithom: it's okay for the first 5 seconds, then it completely hangs01:18
thompitti: this is on a 3Ghz+ amd64 with a gb of ram though01:18
jordithom: offt01:18
pittinow it uses 100% cpu and does not react to clicks or keypresses at all01:18
jordithom: pfft even. You're so spoilt01:18
T-Bonethom: remember that firefox bug you've been investigating on? Do you think you'd have some time to give it another shot?01:18
mvojordi: what does it use to render pdf?01:19
jdubxpdf01:19
jbaileyjdub: 6562 pppoe problems with weird usernames that are apparently common in .de.  I've reviewed the diff from Debian and it's just the patch +PO changes for English.  I'd like to just request a sync of it and be done with it.  Is that doable or do I need to patch it by hand (assuming it's approved)01:19
jdubthe newly forked fdo one01:19
mvocooolll01:19
jordijdub: is there anything good in that fork already?01:19
jdubjordi: good chunk of the cairo renderer :)01:20
jdubjordi: bunch of bugfixes from gpdf and kpdf01:20
martinkjordi, do you know the secret behind marco's success?01:20
martinkjordi, he's on dialup01:20
martink0.1.5 doesn't use the forked renderer, that's in 0.1.601:20
jdubdidn't 0.1.6 just go in?01:21
jduboh, no, that was f-r-l01:21
T-Bonethom: actually i'm pretty much convinced it is not a firefox bug (or else it has been there for age). I've been able to reproduce with 1.2 and 1.601:21
jdubjbailey: sync for that is fine01:21
thomT-Bone: 1.2? firefox is only at 1.0; i guess you mean mozilla?01:22
jbaileyjdub: Cool.  From whom do I request it?01:22
T-Bonethom: sorry, i meant 1-2 and 1-601:22
seb128jdub: nop, I need to package the fdo xpdf, we don't have it in the archive atm01:22
jdubjbailey: elmo, cc mdz and myself01:22
jbaileyjdub: Thx.01:22
jdubseb128: ok, rad01:22
T-Bonethom: packages from debian sarge and sid, installed on hoary01:22
thomand they do the same? hrm01:22
T-Bonethom: yeah. And as i explained, this only happens when registering a locale pack01:23
T-Bonethom: if you don't install a locale pack, update-chrome works flawlessly, as well as firefox01:23
T-Bonethom: so i was wondering whether we may have strange bits in our locale packs01:23
pittiT-Bone: btw, I fixed ffox language packs wrt update-chrome yesterday01:23
T-Bonepitti: ah! lemme check that01:24
thompitti: "fixed"?01:24
pittithom: the locale packages did not check whether update-chrome was available before calling it01:24
pittithom: we lost that patch in the m-f-locale-all source package transition01:25
thomoh, not interesting to this problem then; k01:25
pittiT-Bone: dunno if that is the bug you mean01:25
T-Bonepitti: yeah I think so01:25
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T-Boneerr "don't"01:26
jdubthom: you still have font rendering problems in ff?01:26
T-Bonethom: there wouldn't be some kind of s3cr3t dependencies on language-support, from mozilla locales (just a thought)?01:26
jbajdub, you're still up and at home on a friday night?01:27
thomjdub: none at all01:27
jbahehe01:28
jdubjba: when the cat's away, the mice will play :)01:28
jdubthom: gar.01:28
jbahehe, well i have a baby now, so i can't go out :)01:28
thomT-Bone: if so, then we'd see the problem everywhere, not just ia6401:28
T-Bonethom: that's not what i meant: ia64 doesn't have language support. Maybe that's the source of problems?01:29
jbajdub, i don't suppose you're a grub guru?01:29
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T-Bonethom: fwiw, i couldn't reproduce this on Debian01:29
jdubjust a grub01:29
jbadrats01:29
jbacan you finger any resident ubuntu grub guru's around here for me to nag?01:30
thomT-Bone: oh, hrm01:30
thomit's possible i guess01:30
jbaam trying to install ubuntu (hoary array 3) on my second disk, disk 1 has win2k with ntldr on it01:31
Treenaksjba: try array 601:31
jbano matter where I put grub i can't get ntldr to chain load it (using the dd boot sector peeling technique)01:31
jdubjba: easier to ask straight out to everyone01:31
jdubthom: aha01:32
T-Bonethom: if it happens to be the case we might want to add the proper dependencies to the package :)01:32
jdubthom: if you have no hinting on01:32
jdubthom: all hell breaks loose in text areas such as ubuntu bugzilla's01:32
T-Bonethom: we'll have to wait for Mithrandir to help me with oo.o 32bit, then we should hopefully have language support on ia6401:32
T-Bone:_01:32
T-Bone(that was meant to be a smiley, sigh(01:32
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thomjdub: interesting01:33
jdubthom: dissing my font preferences is not a valid fix, btw. ;-) ;-)01:34
thomjdub: i contemplated doing tha01:34
thomt01:34
thombut it's obviously unnecessary01:34
maswanjdub: Subject: Bounced message for 'gimpnet-opers'01:35
maswanUser: jdub@giardia.ultraserve.net.au01:35
maswan      (500) unknown user: "jdub"01:35
KamionT-Bone: oh, BTW, I fixed the Task: ubuntu-desktop issue on ia6401:36
jdubmaswan: s/jdub@aphid.net/jdub@perkypants.org/ :-)01:36
maswanjdub: Ok.01:36
KamionT-Bone: as a welcome side effect of some emergency patching I had to do for Array CD 601:36
jdubmaswan: or pop me off the list actually; there's no .au host right now01:36
jdubmaswan: thanks :)01:36
maswanjdub: Ok.01:36
KamionT-Bone: it's not fixed in the archive, but the CD images now get Task: ubuntu-desktop regenerated to match whatever they think desktop looks like01:36
maswanjdub: and you're off :)01:36
mpt_londonthom: request sent01:36
Kamionworks rather neatly for kubuntu-desktop, too01:37
T-BoneKamion: so that means that it will not try to install broken stuff on ia64? :)01:37
thommpt_london: ok; i need to hop out for a while but i'll do it as soon as i get back01:37
KamionT-Bone: right01:37
KamionT-Bone: it didn't anyway, because that was hacked around; but I've removed that hack now01:38
thommpt_london: i assume it's not a total blocker for you?01:38
T-BoneKamion: sweet! that's nice ;)01:38
jbai've been chainloading linux bootloaders with ntldr for as far back as I can remember, but for some reason i can't get it to work with ubuntu01:38
jbaeven had fc2 on the second disk working fine01:38
jbadecided to put ubuntu on it, and now no matter which partition i install grub to, when I peel the first 512 bytes of that partition ntldr still cannot get grub to boot01:39
jbaall I get is the letter "GRUB " and then nothing01:39
jbaTreenaks, i plan on apt-geting up to array 6, just don't want to dl the image if i don't need to01:40
T-Bonebtw, i don't know how it works on hoary since i don't have an x86, but i've spread a few copies of Warty at work and people asked me "how do i make windows the default OS?". Maybe an install-question triggered only when double boot is detected would be nice (if we don't already have it)01:41
mpt_londonthom: Um, it is, actually :-)01:41
jbado i need to mark the /boot partition on the second disc with the bootable flag?01:41
T-BoneKamion: ^^^01:42
jordimartink: woah I didn't know that01:43
jordimartink: he was on IRC before at least01:43
jbaokay i'll try a different tack, is there a way to boot into a freshly installed ubuntu installation off the install cd, aka the red hat rescue cd mode ?01:43
jbaat least then i could try a few different grub tricks without hacing to re-install ubuntu every time01:43
jordimartink: I guess you mean he doesn't waste time on jabber, planets and all-time sucker IRC as we do01:43
KamionT-Bone: I'd prefer to punt that off to the desktop; isn't there a "Boot Configuration" thing in GNOME?01:45
T-BoneKamion: dunno. You need to edit grub conf's to do that...01:45
KamionT-Bone: yes, gnome-system-tools does that kind of thing01:45
thommpt_london: k01:45
martinkjordi, yeah, he is on IRC, but gets disconnected every other hour01:46
T-BoneKamion: it wasn't on warty, was it?01:46
mpt_londonthom: I need it to get rocketfuel going, and I need rocketfuel going to hack at the Launchpad design, which is the dirty part of my job01:46
KamionT-Bone: me no desktop guru ;)01:46
T-Bonehehe01:47
KamionI'm sure I did see a Boot Configuration thingy in warty though01:47
T-BoneKamion: well it might not be clear enough, that question has been asked to me a few times01:48
Kamionjba: type "rescue", follow the prompt01:49
Kamions01:49
Kamionjba: (at the CD's boot: prompt)01:50
KamionT-Bone: the installer's job is to get the system on there and get out of the way as fast as possible; it's not really (in Ubuntu at least) a good place for fine customisation or detailed information dissemination01:51
jbaKamion, thanks, which array did the rescue boot option debut in ?01:51
T-BoneKamion: sure i'm on the same line. I'm just reporting end users' questions ;)01:51
KamionT-Bone: especially since the first boot *has* to be into Ubuntu by default in order to do the second stage01:51
T-BoneKamion: yeah I tought of that too... OTOH the default boot OS question seemed relevant... Maybe that could be sorted out in the second stage?01:52
jdubKamion: (it's disabled)01:52
Kamionjba: Array CD 3. Its UI really sucked until 5 though01:53
Kamion(now it only sucks a bit)01:53
KamionT-Bone: no questions in the second stage; that's a requirement01:53
KamionT-Bone: really I think this is a desktop thing01:53
Kamionand document it better if users can't find it01:53
T-BoneKamion: then i'm clueless... We're going "you installed Ubuntu, you'll boot it by default or die" ? :)01:54
KamionT-Bone: yep01:54
T-Boneheh01:54
T-Bonekinda rude :)01:54
KamionT-Bone: the *installer* does that. the desktop lets you configure it.01:54
jbaKamion, I did this:01:54
jbaboot: rescue01:54
jbaand it sasy Could not find kernel image rescue01:54
jbaor there abouts01:54
Kamionjba: architecture?01:54
T-BoneKamion: it might be a desktop things, but it needs enlightenment for the user (pointers/disclaimers/documentation whatever) i think01:54
KamionT-Bone: sure01:55
jbahoary array 3 cd for x8601:55
jbai'm running an athlong 1.4Ghz01:55
Kamionjba: oh, Array CD 3 probably didn't have the 'rescue' option in isolinux; you had to boot 'linux rescue/enable=true'01:55
jbacool thanks dude01:55
jbaI'll remember that one01:55
jbalinux rescue/enable=true01:56
jbaexactly like that?01:56
Kamionshouldn't have to remember it for long, I added the rescue option 'cos clearly that approach was crap :)01:56
Kamionyes, exactly like that01:56
jbathat's more like it01:57
jbais it possible grub doesn't like not being on the first disk?01:57
Kamioncould be01:57
T-Bonejba: i'd say it's possible if your BIOS forcibly boots the first disk first01:57
Kamionthe grub tricks you're doing are already beyond me though01:58
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jbai've got one more trick left up my sleave, make the / partition contain /boot02:00
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jbait seems no one is awake over in #grub02:04
thommpt_london: you got mail02:04
jbasuccess02:08
jbaKamion, jdub, T-Bone FYI, the solution was to install grub to (and then peel the first 512 bytes of) /dev/hdb (NOT /dev/hdb1)02:08
jbanot sure why that mattered but it did02:09
jbatime to go restore my /home partition and update to array 602:09
T-Boneweird02:09
pittijdub: it seems that http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryReleaseSchedule is out of date02:10
jbasigh02:10
jbaI was wrong02:10
ograthom: why is the firefox industrial forms patch not gone in ? http://linuxart.com/dir/stuff/screenshots/partial/firefox-forms1.png02:10
jbaError 6: mismatched or corrupt versions of stage 1/stage 202:10
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ograthom: it makes ff look really consistent02:11
pittijdub: oh no, I just interpreted the dates wrong, sorry02:11
thomogra: because it's an absolute apin02:11
thompain02:11
T-Boneogra: yep, looks neat02:11
ograthom: why ? it just replaces the css and some graphics i thought02:11
thomi'll try and get it in for 1.0.1 if i can02:11
ograyeah02:11
jbagrub is really starting to piss me off now02:12
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tsengogra: how does that work for !industrial engines?02:13
T-Bonegrub is 3v1l02:13
Kamionjdub: ok to upload http://riva.ucam.org/~cjwatson/tmp/choose-mirror.ftp.diff? fixes a netboot crasher that svenl discovered02:13
torkeljba: just wait till you try to install it on your ninth disk ;-)02:13
thomtseng: the forms stuff is different to theming, and not tied to gtk particularly02:13
Kamion(due to the templates file being full of random blank lines)02:14
ogratseng: hmm, good question, i think the forms will go on displaying industrial02:14
tsengactually, i think the scroll bars will be rethemed02:14
thomyes, it's an all-or-nothing proposition02:14
tsengand only the drop boxes and checkboxes he themed02:14
thomeither you have industrial forms, or you don't02:14
tsengI've tried this before02:14
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thomwhich is another reason i'm leary of it02:15
ograthom: its still better then the rough motif like edges of the default02:15
thommmm02:16
Kamionjdub: also, I have discovered an interesting new piece of hotplug-induced installer damage02:18
T-Bonedamn, is it just me or does xorg's ATI driver plain sucks?02:18
Kamionjdub: since we coldplug everything we can at boot, it's entirely possible for a hw-detect run to have no modules to load, at which point it tries to ask a multiselect question with no choices02:19
Kamionjdub: cdebconf bombs out when you try to do that, and thus some later parts of hardware detection don't get run02:19
MithrandirKamion: rotfl (:02:19
Kamionjdub: the fix is to add an enormous if around a block of code; ok to do so?02:19
truluxheya folks02:21
KamionI think this *might* explain some CD-ROM detection problems, although I noticed it in netboot while investigating why hw-detect was exiting without cleaning up its progress bar02:21
truluxheh, new result: 8/10 in English subject :)02:21
tsengogra: oh wow.. try that forms mod on ubuntu bugzilla and the radio buttons to close a bug02:21
truluxerr02:21
trulux8:55/1002:21
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trulux8.5502:21
trulux:)02:21
ogratseng: what does it do ?02:21
tsengit has a red box around it, maybe from css02:22
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tsengand looks pretty yuck02:22
tsengdont need to close, its on every bug page02:22
ogradownloading it....wait a sec02:22
jbagod dman it, it's not meant to be this hard !!!!02:23
T-Bonejba: no, it's meant to be harder :^)02:23
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ogratseng: i dont see a red box around the radiobuttons here02:27
tsenghm02:27
tsengok02:27
ograthere is a dashed square though02:28
ograbut not red02:28
truluxjdub: ping02:29
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Kamionjdub: (http://riva.ucam.org/~cjwatson/tmp/ddetect.empty-list.diff should fix the above problem; slightly less enormous if than I thought)02:37
tritiumGood morning trulux02:42
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lamontback on in about 3 hours or so.02:53
truluxtritium: hey! howya?02:54
tritiumtrulux, great.  You?02:54
truluxtritium: great but a bit upset with the English teacher02:56
tritiumtrulux, sorry...02:58
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truluxtritium: it's just that she pretends to gimme just 8.55/1003:09
truluxtritium: and says that "z" spelling is wrong (ie. organize) and "s" so-british-leet spelling is OK03:10
truluxshe writes *everything* in english, school results, personal notes.... all03:10
truluxit's kinda fun03:10
trulux:)03:10
truluxmaybe she is scared on forgetting it03:11
=== trulux ducks
truluxanyways03:11
tritiumheh03:11
truluxI'm waiting for Maths results03:11
truluxand a few others03:11
tritiumWell, good luck to you on those.03:12
lunitiktritium: weren't you one of the folks that uses mpd?03:13
lunitiktritium: if so, let me direct your attention to #ubuntu  :P03:13
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zulhey03:14
tritiumlunitik, no, but I'll go see what's going on.  Thanks.03:14
tritiumlunitik, maybe you're remembering that I use gnump3d03:15
truluxtritium: thanks :) ubuntu-hardened ready03:16
truluxgoing to announce03:16
tritiumtrulux, Congratulations!03:16
truluxthanks :)03:17
tritiumtrulux, Now, let's convince the Purdue guys at Cerias to open a mirror, now that we can argue the security focus of ubuntu03:17
tritiumtrulux, I could use your help with that, as I was turned down the first time.03:18
Kamiontrulux: there are worse things than being taught British English ;)03:21
truluxtritium: they won't do again if they are considerated03:22
truluxKamion: I can't imagine in a first looking03:22
tritiumtrulux, at least you don't have to pronounce the letter "r" :)03:26
T-BoneKamion: sure, that includes being taught 'baz' at 1AM  8)03:26
zulwhinner :)03:27
T-Bonelol03:28
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mdkethe ubuntu live cd has bootsplash, but not the normal installation. Is it not available at all?03:36
Riddelljust tried the kubuntu install CD on my thinkpad and the keyboard didn't work :(03:38
KamionT-Bone: heh03:38
Kamionmdke: no; when we tried to add it to our kernels it broke the installer, and in discussions following that event we determined that it was fundamentally the wrong approach.03:39
Kamionmdke: the Warty live CD is quite different from the install CD in many ways. They've been unified in Hoary.03:39
mdkeKamion, i c. why fundamentally wrong?03:39
Kamionmdke: puts far too much into the kernel (and requires far too much to be compiled in monolithically, not as modules) that doesn't belong there03:40
mdkeah right, yes that is true03:40
Kamionhence usplash, which unfortunately hasn't made hoary, but should hopefully be ready for the next release03:40
mdkei wonder if there is a wiki for bootsplash on ubuntu03:41
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truluxtritium: hah03:45
Kamionmdke: http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/USplash is the design document03:46
danielssabdfl: ok, will check it out.  i've got a pcie x850 here, and i'm pretty sure we'll need a new upstream fglrx here.03:48
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mdkeKamion, ty03:49
zuldaniels: did you do any debugging for the xfs and stripping bug you reported?03:50
danielszul: not yet sorry, I've been run off my feet with a combination of xorg and real-life03:50
zuldaniels: no probs there is a bug open upsteam on bugme03:50
danielsyah, ta03:52
danielsKamion: oh and btw, we still read edid via the of /proc tree with xresprobe :)03:52
danielsKamion: remember the C hack we decided should probably just be replaced with your shell script in Oxford?03:53
mvoseb128: I noticed that python-vte lacks "forkpty()" judging from the code it looks like a oversight. can I send you a patch?03:53
Kamiondaniels: ah yes03:54
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danielsanyway, must sleep now03:58
danielsmdz: been bashing at the debconfiscation, think it's in a fair bit better shape now03:59
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sabdflwhiprush, smurfix: around?04:01
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Keybukdd: reading `/dev/hdc': Input/output error04:03
Keybukc9ddc826f1716f1246ce17eccf18a717  -04:03
Keybuk*sigh*  I'm clearly doomed04:03
Kamiondisk or CD04:03
Kamion?04:03
KeybukCD04:03
Kamionreburn?04:03
Keybukthat's about the 6th reburn so far04:03
whiprushsabdfl: I'm here04:04
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sabdflhey whiprush04:04
seb128mvo: sure04:05
danielsmjg59: oh, fwiw, there's no way I can keep i810 from HEAD in hoary, so no matter what happens with the kernel, we just won't have DRI across suspend/resume.  it's really too stuffed and I can't get my hands on any hardware.04:06
ograKeybuk: time for a new writer ?04:06
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whiprushwhat's up?04:06
sabdfldaniels: i think my X40 is i81004:06
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dholbachre04:11
whiprushsabdfl: I'm leaving for work in a minute ... did you need something?04:12
sabdflwhiprush: sent you a /invite04:12
sabdflbut there may be a client problem, noone else seems to have gotten it04:13
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tsengRiddell: hey if you have some spare cycles at any point, can I point out that there are several KDE-related packages that need some help on UniversePythonTransitionTODO04:16
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Riddelltseng: yes, but we're working on KDE 3.4 packages so no point fixing 3.3 when 3.4 will have to be fixed up soon anyway04:17
tsengsure, thanks04:17
tsengwould you mind reflecting on that page which packages are affected by this?04:18
tsengor just give me a quick list and I'll handle it04:19
mjg59daniels: Oh, the xserver side of it? Suck.04:19
tseng(trying to keep the "unresolved" list as up to date as possible)04:19
ogratseng: what will we do about these ? drop them ?04:23
tsengogra: the kde packs? just assumed that riddel was the best guy to look at them / already had it on his list04:24
mvoseb128: send vte patch as gnome bug #16920104:24
tsengso I could check it off our master list04:24
tsenginto "being transitioned"04:24
tsengim looking at boost, atm04:24
Riddelltseng: I'll look at the python stuff after we get 3.4 packaged04:25
ogratseng: ah, ok.... sounded like they are not touched bacause of 3.404:25
tsengRiddell: ok, thanks.04:25
ograbecause even04:25
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tsengRiddell: what im saying is.. they are on a todo list for all motus and volunteers. if its on your list, i should move them to Being Transitioned with your name so that no one wastes time mucking with them until your done 3.4. am I making more sense now?04:26
tsengsorry if it was less than clear04:27
svenldaniels: you there ? can we discuss this #7144 issue ? 04:27
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Riddelltseng: ok yeah, that's all cool, put me down as transitioner04:28
tsengRiddell: ok wonderful. thanks04:28
dholbachtseng, Riddell: you rock :-)04:29
Riddelldholbach: ment to compliment you on that motu report, works well, good job04:29
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tsengdholbach: i mailed you a neat tip :)04:29
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dholbachtseng: *having a look*04:30
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seb128mvo: k04:37
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haggaiRiddell: http://lists.alioth.debian.org/pipermail/pkg-kde-talk/2005-February/000079.html04:42
tritiumseb128, is it worth noting somewhere that the latest update to evolution requires a user to setup an email account?  (i.e. you can't just use it for calendar, contacts without at least a dummy email account)04:42
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haggaiRiddell: oops that was for #kubuntu-devel04:43
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Mithrandirjdub: where's the march calendar?04:48
ograMithrandir: hmm, http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/u/ubuntu-calendar/5.03-1/ubuntu-calendar_5.03-1_20050304-0436-i386-successful04:53
ograseems it got lost between the buildd and the archive04:53
tsengogra: thats odd, pyparsing is in a similar situation it looks like04:54
ogratseng: did you aks elmo or lamont ?04:56
ograask even04:56
tsengnot yet04:56
pittielmo: ping04:56
tsengjust realized it before bed last night04:56
pittilamont: ping04:56
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ograpitti: you make us famous at heise.de :) the only mentioning of ubuntu i find there, are several entrys about ubuntu beig the fastes in fixing security holes :)04:57
pittiogra: I already saw that, yes :-)04:58
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pittiogra: although Ubuntu was pretty often mentioned in comments04:58
ograbut borchers still talks about the "southafrican linux distribution" heh04:59
pittiogra: after warty was released I wrote about 10 mails to the newsticker team to mention Ubuntu release04:59
=== ogra wonders who pays them to try to ignore ubuntu completely....
ograpitti: me too...05:00
pittiogra: however, I was a bit sad that it took four months until Ubuntu was presented in the c't05:00
seb128tritium: evolution 2.0 works in this way too, and you can create a dummy account05:00
ograand i know juergen kuri and detlef borchers (coming from hannover)05:00
pittiogra: and the article was not even very good ("just another Debian release, and that's it")05:00
ograbah05:00
tritiumseb128, yes, but it wasn't enabled until the latest upgrade to 2.1.605:00
pittiogra: seems we have to kick them harder for hoary :-)05:01
ograpitti: lets just ignore them from now on, they are not worth it05:01
seb128tritium: you saying than a wizard to create an account for new users is a bad idea ? I don't think so05:01
pittibut a lot of people read heise newsticker05:01
tritiumseb128, no, not saying that at all05:01
ograpitti, if the attitude is "just another...." kicking wont change it05:01
seb128tritium: 2.1.5 used to do that05:01
pittiogra: by "kick" I mean "present the advantages" :-)05:01
tritiumseb128, just last night my wife was forced to setup an email account.  Before yesterday, she had only used calendar and contacts05:02
tritiumThat's all I was pointing out.05:02
ograyup...i think this time there will be a proper announcement....05:02
seb128tritium: right, could be a whishlist, but I think that's not a standard usecase .. you can't cancel it ?05:02
ogra...we can send it to them....but the question is if they will use it05:02
tritiumseb128, no, jpr told me just to setup server as "None" and sendmail for outgoing05:02
seb128k05:03
pittiogra: IIRC last time I did send them a link to the announcement05:03
ograhrm05:03
seb128tritium: feel free to put a wishlist in bugzilla.ximian though :)05:03
ogradi*kheads05:03
pittiogra: but at that time we did not have many killer features05:03
tritiumseb128, a way to cancel out would be nice, or perhaps a little note in README.debian, or somehting05:03
pittiogra: hoary has more :-)05:03
tritiumseb128, okay.  Thanks.05:03
ograwarty was a killer feature per se ;)05:03
pittiindeed :-)05:03
seb128tritium: a note say what ? evolution works in this way for ages, they just turn the option in the devel branch05:04
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seb128tritium: ie: an user following stable branches will not get any change05:04
tritiumseb128, I believe you, but I've not seen it force an email account setup until yesterday05:04
tritiumI just meant a note about using server type "None" to get around it, that's all.05:05
seb128k05:05
seb128if you want to write the note patches are welcome05:05
seb128:)05:06
tritium:)05:06
Amaranth"That said, I think it's high time we eliminate the session splash (and perhaps the session manager) altogether and just make login fast." <--what he said :)05:12
tsenggood thing ubuntu has its own splash05:13
mdzmorning05:14
ogramorning05:14
zulmorning mdz05:16
mdzpitti: yes?05:17
pittiHi mdz 05:17
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pittimdz: ah, yes; language packs (of course :-) )05:17
pittimdz: I replied to the mailing list05:18
pittimdz: however, do you agree that we should settle this by the preview?05:18
pittimdz: I also asked Mako to gather some statistics (no reply yet)05:18
makopitti: hey dude.. talking with mark05:19
makopitti: saw your email05:19
pittimako: hi mako!05:19
pittimako: did you find a good measure?05:19
mdzpitti: yes, we absolutely should settle this by preview05:19
pittimdz: in short I proposed to use more space for hoary (~ 30 MB) and split the packages into -desktop and -supported for hoary+1 if necessary (if space becomes tight)05:20
pittimdz: I think it would really be a pity to make hoary worse than warty...05:20
mdzpitti: what did sabdfl say?05:22
pittimdz: no reply on the lists, I can ask him on irc05:22
_d4vidhi all05:22
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sabdflhe's listening, what's up?05:27
pittisabdfl: we need to find a reasonably quick solution to the outstanding langpack questions05:28
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pittisabdfl: a while ago I mailed to ubuntu-devel ("Language support summary/discussion")05:29
pittisabdfl: short-short version: I proposed to devote ~ 30 MB for language packs for Hoary05:29
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pittisabdfl: we have the space now and should not make Hoary worse than Warty (which included translations)05:29
pittisabdfl: if space becomes an issue for hoary+1, we can always split the desktop part of the langpacks to save space05:30
pittisabdfl: what do you think about this?05:30
mdzsabdfl: note that this proposal conflicts with the idea of providing complete support for languages on the CD (spell checking, etc.)05:30
mdzunfortunately we must choose05:30
sabdflmdz: no hope for 750MB?05:31
pittisabdfl: we can strip some more packages05:31
sabdflis the issue with 750MB the burners or the readers?05:31
sabdflpitti: from the ship list?05:31
mdzI don't think it matters; either would be a deal-breaker05:31
pittisabdfl: yes05:31
mdzwe could remove thunderbird and a few things like that from ship05:32
sabdflerk05:33
pittimdz: so you additionally want to include some l-support pakcages?05:33
sabdflpitti - if someone chooses a language, it makes sense that they want to create content in that language05:33
mdzpitti: we _must_ include l-s-en, and preferably support for the most common languages05:33
sabdflso spell checkers, input methods, etc should Just work05:33
pittimdz: well, the l-s-en packages are mostly already in ship anyway05:33
mdzpitti: I cannot imagine a user who wants applications translated into a language, but will not write their documents in that language05:33
mdzpitti: oh?05:34
pittimdz: indeed05:34
mdzoh, -en, yes05:34
tsengwhy does the pkgstriptranslations package touch a file in /var/lib/update-notifier?05:34
mdzonly English05:34
pittimdz: we already ship and install oo.o l10n and such05:34
pittitseng: eh?05:34
sabdflpitti: what do you mean by "worse than hoary". fewer languages?05:34
sabdflas i see it we are shipping fewer languages on cd but supporting them much better05:34
tsengSetting up pkgstriptranslations (8) ...05:34
tsengInstalling new version of config file /etc/pkgstriptranslations.conf ...05:34
tsengtouch: cannot touch `/var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-run-stamp': No such file or directory05:34
mdzsabdfl: localization data for fewer languages on the CD05:34
pittisabdfl: a friend of mine already complained that warty was fully translated into German05:34
tsengpitti: doing it in my pbuilder update05:35
pittisabdfl: now with hoary, he gets a crazy wild mix of English with some German translatiosn in between05:35
mdzpitti: did he install without a network?05:35
pittisabdfl: German from the .desktop files, all other stuff english05:35
sabdflhmm... in the installer, or after install?05:35
pittimdz: live cd, and he only has modem05:35
pittimdz: -> so yes, without network05:35
pittimdz: most of "normal" computer users here use modem05:35
pittiit's completely sufficient for mail reading and some browsing05:36
pittimdz: the live CD looks ugly either way because it does not install langpacks from network05:36
tsengpitti: theres obviously nothing in rules doing that, I guess i have to bug mvo 05:38
pittimdz: OTOH many people want/need a translated desktop, they will see it before they even attempt to open OO.o and such05:39
sabdflmdz: is it feasible, for hoary, to have it download the langpacks if you say "yes" to the download new software question?05:39
pittimdz: if we have the space, then of course ffox locales etc. would rock, too05:39
pittisabdfl: already done05:39
sabdflso f someone chooses hungarian, and then network install, they get hungarian even if it was not on the cd?05:39
mdzsabdfl: yes, it already does that05:40
pittisabdfl: this already happens05:40
sabdflnice05:40
pittisabdfl: just not for the live cd05:40
mdzit could be done for the live CD, but this would be slow and cost a lot of memory05:40
sabdflhmm...05:40
mdzbetter to preinstall as much as possible05:40
pittimdz: then maybe for the live CD you should skip the language question05:40
sabdflcould the live cd have all the languages pre-installed? would the cost be the winfoss?05:40
pittimdz: better a consistent English interface than this embarrassing mix05:41
mdzpitti: we will localize it as much as possible within the space available, as with the install CD05:41
pittimdz: ah, ok05:41
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pittimdz: would it be possible to install an English locale for non-available language packs?05:41
mdzpitti: configure for an english locale by default, you mean?05:42
mdz(if the language pack is not available for that language)?05:42
pittimdz: nobody will complain if the live CD does not contain Zulu translations, but it shouldn't be a mix between Zulu and English languages05:42
mdzthat seems worse than not offering the option, if we disregard it05:42
pittimdz: yes05:42
pittimdz: have you ever seen a live CD in non-English?05:42
=== lunitik wonders why language-pack-en for instance will install like 20 locales... surely this is somewhat overkill?
pittimdz: you get two languages within the same sentence or menu05:43
pittimdz: this is awful05:43
pittimdz: better to have it consistent05:43
mdzpitti: well, how many language packs can we fit on the live CD?05:43
mdzpitti: we will add language  packs to the live seed05:43
pittimdz: I don't have the images on this computer, how much space can we devote?05:43
mdzthis has been intended from the start05:44
mdzpitti: we don't know without a test05:44
=== lunitik thinks they should be seperated further, to l-p-us-en for instance... takes like 2-3 mins to generate the locales otherwise :(
pittimdz: with 35 MB we can have the full list of the world's 11 most popular langs05:44
mdzlunitik: we pregenerate all of the necessary locales on the live CD05:44
mdzpitti: 35MB installed-size?05:45
pittimdz: no, debs05:45
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pittimdz: does the uncompressed size matter?05:45
lunitikmdz: I don't use the LiveCD much though... but have sat through a couple upgrades to locales... promptly removed the lang pack  :(05:46
mdzpitti: the compression ratio we get with .debs is different from that of the cloop image05:46
pittiah05:46
mdzwe get a ratio of about 2.6:105:46
mdzlunitik: we are discussing the live CD at the moment05:46
pittimdz: an well-translated language pack (french, German, etc.) is about 10 MB uncompressed05:46
lunitikmdz: oh... well, still somewhat on topic  :P05:47
mdzlunitik: yes, we agree with you about the number of english locales being excessive, and think it should be made smarter05:47
lunitikmdz: cool05:47
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mdzlunitik: time is very limited, though, and performance issues are secondary.  patches gratefully received.05:47
mdzespecially one-time performance issues that only affect the install05:47
lunitikmdz: depends... I have not used the stable branch much, so I get a lot of locales upgrades... I guess its something I have to live with for now though  :)05:48
luis_hrm05:50
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mdzcurrently, the daily live CD offers a localized bootstrap, and an English-only runtime environment05:52
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mdzpitti: so about 3.8M of live CD space05:52
mdzpitti: current live CD is 480M05:52
mdzwinfoss is ~100M05:52
mdzleaving us with ~70M for additional languages05:52
mdzlet's add the top 10 immediately05:53
luis_mdz: yeah, I know; I'm installing the es language pack right now on my liveCD to test it05:53
pittimdz: so these 11 packs would need 35/2.6*3 = 40 MB05:53
pittimdz: given that we can split the packages for hoary+1, this seems adequate to me. What do you think?05:53
pittimdz: we should be able to get another 10 MB from stripping, too05:54
mdzpitti: ok, please go ahead and add the packs to the ship seed05:54
mdzer05:54
mdzlive seed05:54
pittimdz: ah, ok. ship will be discussed separately?05:54
dokomdz, jdub: confirmation for uploading fixes to #6651 (documentation issue), and #6686 (bug fix for gs-esp in .ps file)05:54
doko?05:54
mdzpitti: it seems we are more constrained on the install CD05:55
pittimdz: is it right that "live" only contains 4 packages by now?05:55
mdzpitti: yes. it is in addition to desktop05:55
pittiah05:55
mdzdoko: 6651 fine05:56
mdzdoko: 6686 OK as well05:56
dokothanks05:57
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pittimdz: hmm, French is the 11th language...05:59
mdzpitti: go ahead, there is room for it05:59
dokomdz: need to fix the lib32gcc symlink in gcc-3.4 as well. can I update the package to the compiler version I build for haggai, just fix the symlink, or delay anything after the preview release?05:59
mdzdoko: what build-depends on 3.4?05:59
pittimdz: btw, I already rounded up for the 30 MB, so it shouln't be 35 MB05:59
mdzdoko: bug#?05:59
dokofirefox and mozilla on amd64, and grub. wait, I already did close it, after fixing 4.006:01
doko#709906:03
mdzdoko: doesn't grub build with -m32?06:04
mdzdoes this mean that it is FTBFS right now?06:04
pittimdz: okay, added (10 new packs, English was already there). Shall we wait for Mako's results what to do for ship?06:05
mdzpitti: what is mako working on?06:05
dokomdz: yes, but doesn't depend on the shared libgcc1_3206:06
makopitti: give me 15 minutes.. i'm done with the meeting with mark06:06
pittimdz: I asked him to gather some statistics about languages, countries where Ubuntu is popular and so on06:06
mdzdoko: the only change is to add a symlink, yes?  if so, go ahead06:06
pittimako: it's not _that_ urgent :-)06:06
makopitti: i can get the country stuff pretty quickly06:06
makoi already have the code to do it06:06
mdzdoko: and promise me that we can use gcc-4.0 for everything in hoary+1 :-)06:07
makoi've done it for jane several times06:07
dokoto _change_ the symlink06:07
mdzmako: please do; this is critical for preview06:07
mdzdoko: OK06:07
dokomdz: we'll see, we have 3.4 as ABI compatible backup :)06:08
luis_may I ask what the ten languages you just shoved on the liveCD were?06:08
luis_and will those be on tomorrow's daily build or is that for the future at some point?06:08
mdzluis_: the next daily build06:08
mdzluis_: is that going to run you out of space?06:08
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luis_mdz: don't think so06:11
luis_mdz: I mean, worst case, I can always nuke french ;)06:11
dokomdz, mvo: could we decide on the seed changes needed for ISDN?06:11
luis_mdz: though I'm a little worried about fonts and such taking up additional space, not sure. Do the lang packs directly depend on the necessary fonts or are they already on there?06:12
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mdzdoko: did you fix the issues that I raised in response to your previous proposal?06:12
mdzluis_: the fonts are already there06:13
dokomdz: the i386 only thing? yes, removed, because it's i386 only06:13
luis_right, but I think maybe I nuked some from my build in my space-creating zeal ;)06:13
netdurhey, I don't know if I should report about this or not (I don't like bugzilla), if you try to install apache* via synaptic, the intall process will stick forever because the instalation requit some confugrations, which you not notice if you hide the terminl in install process06:13
luis_we'll see, I guess :)06:13
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HiddenWolf netdur: file a bug06:14
dokothe remaining question was, if driver and firmware stuff should be installed by default on a desktop install06:14
mdzdoko: isdnutils is already in ship06:15
pittidoko: it seems that the battle for CD space has begun :-)06:15
mvoHiddenWolf, netdur: this problem is probably caused by the fact that libgnome2-perl is not installed by default. this is needed to get graphical debconf support06:15
mdzdoko: it's too late to add non-trivial things to the desktop, certainly for preview (and likely for final as well)06:16
mdzdoko: I see no package named pppdplugin06:17
HiddenWolfmvo: why isn't it installed by default?06:17
mdzI guess you meant pppdcapiplugin06:18
mvomdz: please reconsider this. capituils where packages we asked for inclusion to ship for some time 06:18
mdzmvo: I said desktop, not ship06:18
mvomdz: sorry06:18
dokomdz: correct06:19
mvoHiddenWolf: I hope it will be changed for the hoary-final. there where some concerns about it (the gui is not too nice)06:19
dokodrdsl needs to be imported from non-free to restricted06:19
dokoand avm-fritz-firmware added to linux-meta, and then added to the ship seed as well.06:20
HiddenWolfmvo: isn't it just possible to supress those few config questions that arise, or pop up a dialog to open the terminal if there is a question that can't be avoided?06:20
mdzlamont: ping06:21
froudmdz: if you are gonna have desktoip changes please notify ubuntu-doc. thanks06:22
mdzfroud: what desktop changes?06:23
mvoHiddenWolf: detecting the questions on a terminal seems to be impossible. supressing is already done, we have debconf priority=high. so most of the stuff is supressed anyway, but the remaining questions are imported and should be asked06:23
mdzfroud: do you mean ubuntu-docs?06:24
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pittibah, why does ubuntu-base depend on telnet?06:24
mdzpitti: because silly people use it instead of netcat06:25
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mdzI think that very few people use the actual telnet protocol these days :-)06:26
dokomdz: we shouldn't put isdnutils in ship, isdnutils-base, ipppd, (maybe isdnlog), capiutils and pppdcapiplugin are enough06:26
mdzdoko: isdnutils has been in ship for the entire hoary cycle06:26
froudmdz: yes ubuntu-docs and only if there will be changes to the desktop menu options06:26
froudmdz: that is the default that installs06:27
dokomdz: ok, then only capiutils and pppdcapiplugin06:27
mdzfroud: we will be adding the faqguide and quickguide to the default install, but I do not think that they have menu options06:27
froudmdz: just until release06:27
mdzdoko: I have alreaday done this; see my followup on ubuntu-devel06:27
froudmdz: no I mean if you decide to add new apps to any of the menus.06:28
froudmdz: just tell us06:28
mdzfroud: as I was saying above, we should not make that kind of change at this point in the release cycle06:28
dokomdz: elmo just wanted to have an ok to move drdsl to restricted.06:28
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mdzdoko: elmo's laptop is broken, he is offline06:29
froudmdz: should not but you never know ;-) so I ask if per chance it does happen let us know, please06:29
mdzoh, maybe not06:29
mdzelmo: fine with me to move drdsl to restricted06:29
mdzelmo: please also promote the ubuntu-docs stuff to main06:30
elmoubuntu-doc stuff is in main, I thoguht06:31
mdzelmo: so it is. retroactive thanks06:31
mdzelmo: do you publish the output from wotshername automatically anywhere? (pending promotions/demotions)06:32
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mdzpitti: let's carry out your proposal for ship06:35
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mdzpitti: but we must decide what to do about language-support-*06:36
elmomdz: no not yet06:36
pittimdz: right06:36
pittimdz: yesterday I installed array 6 with de, and downloading l-s-de with dependencies alone was 26 MB compressed06:37
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mdzpitti: can you calculate the total size of each l-s-* and its dependencies?06:37
pittimdz: i. e. if we want to put support packages on it, we can only add about two langs06:37
mdzpitti: yes, I think it is unfortunately too much to download during the install in many cases06:37
pittimdz: I prepare a list06:37
seb128<rlove> the next release is going to fix every inotify bug, ever06:42
seb128<rlove> seriously, I will have a patch out--hopefully today--that eradicates every bug06:42
pittiMUHAHA06:42
pittiseb128: would rock06:42
seb128yep06:42
Riddellsabdfl: should the artwork competition use the name canonical, ubuntu or kubuntu?06:43
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kokeabout translations...06:44
kokeit would be great to have xscreensaver lock dialog translated06:45
kokeI guess the problem is the same that about linking to gtk06:45
kokeisn't it?06:45
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mdzseb128: who is the Oliver mentioned in #6959?06:48
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seb128mdz:   * Include pretty lock dialogue patch from Oliver Grawert.06:50
mdzhmm06:50
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seb128the guy who has wroten the patch apparently06:50
seb128yeah :)06:50
ograyup, here, whats wrong?06:52
pittimdz: people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/support-bysize.txt06:52
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mdzenrico: I still don't see the faqguide or quickguide in yelp; I thought you were updating the package?06:52
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ogramdz: i have a 80% done patch i temporary dropped until after hwdb-client is done....does this need to be fixed before preview ?06:54
mdzogra: no, but definitely for final06:54
ogra(in fact its 100% done, but jdub wanted me to revert some things)06:55
mdzseb128: when do the 2.10 tarballs start appearing?06:55
ograseb128: hmm, why is that assigned to you....can i claim it as a reminder ?06:55
ogra(reassign it to me that is)06:56
seb128mdz: monday06:56
mdzsivang: http://linmagazine.co.il/node/view/724206:56
pittimdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/support-bypopularity.txt06:57
pittimdz: ^ I think that's better than the size-sorted list06:57
seb128ogra: dunno why that's assigned to me, feel free to reassign it :)06:57
pittimdz: pretty big stuff...06:57
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ograseb128: thanks :)06:57
mdzpitti: HUGE06:58
pittimdz: the list shows the sum of deb sizes per language support06:58
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pittimdz: yes, dictionaries, help files, etc. cost a lot06:58
pittimdz: that's what I mean, if we want to ship them, we can't do more than two languages06:58
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enricomdz: I uploaded a new package; if you install ubuntu-docs, you should see about and release notes.   QuickGuide and FAQGuide show up if you install them.06:59
enricomdz: However, they all should show up in the Others category07:00
elmomdz: btw, http://people.ubuntu.com/~james/paste/sync.txt if you wanted a once off update, I'll try and cron that to somewhere public when I get back07:00
pittimdz: I gotta go now, sorry. can we continue this later?07:01
pittimdz: if you have some suggestions, could you reply on the mailing list?07:01
mdzenrico: what version of ubuntu-docs?  they don't show up here07:01
mdzpitti: I will be here all day and probably all weekend too07:01
enricomdz: 0.2-107:01
pittimdz: okay07:01
mdzenrico: the latest version in Ubuntu is 0.1-107:02
enricomdz: I've uploaded them this afternoon07:02
enricomdz: 3 hours ago, if you have a different concept of a'noon :)07:02
mdzenrico: did you receive an accepted message?07:02
elmoubuntu-docs_0.2-1_i386.changes07:02
elmoREJECT07:02
elmoRejected: binary uploads are not allowed - please only upload source.07:02
enricooh darn!07:02
enricook, re-upping07:02
mdzenrico: is your email address not whitelisted?07:03
enricomdz: I didn't get the mail, no07:03
elmoI just whitelisted it07:03
mdzthanks07:04
mdzelmo: would there be any particular problem with publishing that log?07:04
enricomdz: I've used enrico@enricozini.org07:04
enricoelmo: thanks07:04
mdzelmo: or does it mix in the security stuff in the same place?07:04
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elmomdz: unfortunately yes, it mixes security stuff07:05
mdzdoh07:05
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enricowhat was the debuild switch for source-only upload?07:07
pitti-S07:07
enricopitti: thanks07:07
ograelmo: looks like ubuntu-calendar got lost between buildd and archive somehow....07:09
tsengelmo: i *think* the same happened to pyparsing07:09
elmopyparsing was in NEW, I cleared it a couple of hours ago07:09
elmoubuntu-calendar always gets lost - it's an artificat of how we force it into warty-security07:09
elmoI'll fix it now07:09
tsengah thanks elmo 07:10
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ograheh, good to know, then ill shut up next month ;)07:10
pittimdz: after seeing the list, do you still think that we should add support packages?07:11
enricomdz: uploading again now...07:11
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mdzpitti: I cannot think of any 2 we could add which would be a reasonable choice over the others :-/07:12
mdzenrico: DeveloperResources has a checklist for uploads07:12
mdzpitti: why does l-s-it not depend on oo.o-thesaurus-it?07:12
enricomdz: thanks07:12
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pittimdz: dunno, maybe it did not exist at the time I created the support packages07:13
pittimdz: no problem to add, though07:13
enricoCan I link DeveloperResources from Uploads?07:13
enricopitti: it didn't exist07:13
enricopitti: the it thesaurus is quite new07:13
pittihmm, I still cannot find it07:13
pittimdz: where is this package?07:13
enricopitti: and I uploaded a new improved version in Debian yesterday07:13
enricoupstream told me there's tons of new words07:14
pittienrico: thanks, that explains it07:14
mdzpitti: openoffice.org-thesaurus-it | 0+20041114.2-0.1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com hoary/main Packages07:14
enricopitti: the IT thesaurus has been developed recently by a network of high schools07:14
enricoso it comes out quite independently from the rest of OOo07:14
pittimdz: ah, ok, I add it to the support package then07:15
enricomore so because the italian OOo community is pissed at Sun and releases their things GPL-only07:15
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mdzelmo: I don't see where python-hip is coming from; it isn't in the germinate output for hoary or kubuntu-hoary07:15
mdz(Colin's output, that is)07:16
enricomdz: uploaded.  No mail yet; I'm going to dinner07:17
elmopython-hip                       | libmp3hip                     | kubuntu-desktop                          | Myers W. Carpenter <myers@fil.org>    07:18
mdzmizar:[...nonical/seeds/kubuntu/hoary]  grep python-hip desktop07:18
mdzzsh: exit 1     grep python-hip desktop07:18
mdzthat was removed ages ago07:18
mdzkubuntu-desktop doesn't depend on it either07:19
elmokubuntu-desktop |       0.25 |         hoary | sparc07:19
elmokubuntu-desktop |       0.29 |         hoary | amd64, i386, ia64, powerpc07:19
elmounfortunately the old sparc one does07:19
elmoI can take sparc out of the germinate arches  for now, but that'll fill the list with false positives about wanting to remove sparc specific stuff07:20
mdzpitti: also, l-s-en should depend on openoffice.org-thesaurus-en-us07:20
mdzelmo: is that because sparc isn't building any packages?07:20
elmomdz: yes07:20
mdzI wonder which breakage is worse07:21
mdzthe false positives for sparc-specific stuff, or the false positives for sparc out-of-date stuff07:21
elmoif I could think of a way to trivally purge out-of-date sparc binaries that might be easiest07:22
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Disastersorry... someone try to compile Canon I250 driver for ubuntu ?07:23
mdzDisaster: #ubuntu for support07:24
Disastermdz... i'm trying...07:24
mdzDisaster: thanks07:24
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mdzlamont: ping07:27
mdzmeta-kde is sparc fallout too07:29
mdzelmo: how did kubuntu-meta manage to remain in universe while its binaries were promoted to main?07:30
elmomdz: 'cos the promotion script isn't smart about that, I fixed it just now tho07:30
mdzthanks07:30
elmoI need to run an audit of that tho, as there's going to be other cases07:31
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mxpxpodseb128: thanks for the gtkmm update07:35
mxpxpodyou rawk07:35
mdzelmo: emailed you a batch of stuff, including the two cases of that that I see in the current list07:35
seb128mxpxpod: np, you should thanks dholbach who is working on the packages :)07:38
mxpxpoddholbach: you rawk :)07:38
dholbachmxpxpod: thanks :-)07:38
T-BoneMithrandir: ping64? :)07:39
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T-Bonemdz: ?07:47
mdzT-Bone?07:47
T-Bonemdz: i just received an auto-discard notification for a mail you sent to kernel-team. Any idea why?07:47
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mdzT-Bone: I did indeed send a mail to kernel-team, but I have no idea why it would be discarded07:48
mdzdid someone add me to the discard list?07:48
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T-Bonemdz: to the contrary, i added you to the accept list07:48
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Amaranthsorry, xchat-gnome is buggy07:49
T-Bonemdz: you'll need to ask lamont, i don't have enough rights to check07:49
mdzT-Bone: sure enough, I'm on the discard list07:50
T-Bonemdz: hell, have i screwed?07:51
mdzT-Bone: I fixed it07:51
mdzI can't say how it happened07:51
T-Bonemore than strange. I'm pretty certain I chose to add you to auto accept list07:52
T-Boneand I don't recall handling list administrativia while being drunk :}07:52
Kamionmdz: could I upload http://riva.ucam.org/~cjwatson/tmp/choose-mirror.ftp.diff (fixes a netboot crasher that svenl discovered) and http://riva.ucam.org/~cjwatson/tmp/ddetect.empty-list.diff (fixes a nasty hw-detect crasher if all modules were already coldplugged, that probably causes some other hardware detection problems), please?07:53
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mdzKamion: yes07:54
Kamionyeah, I probably wouldn't do it that way if it were new code, but ...07:54
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MithrandirT-Bone: pong12808:13
mdzogra: so speaking of hwdb, will we hit our target for preview?08:14
ogra8th ?08:15
ograi think so08:15
mdzlamont: where are you?08:15
ograthe -gui is almost ready....08:15
T-BoneMithrandir: yay! ready for it?08:15
mdzogra: I have looked at what is in hoary; it looks very nice but the functionality does not seem to be there yet :-)08:16
MithrandirT-Bone: yes; I don't have very much time, but we'll see what we can get done in the timeframe.08:16
T-BoneMithrandir: awsome08:16
ogramdz: it is working here :), the send stuff is missing and i have to write something to glue it together.... done within two days i think....i'll roll an updated package today with the completed ui stuff 08:18
mdzogra: great08:19
zulmdz: lamont might be asleep08:30
mdzzul: oh?08:31
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zulmdz: im just guessing not sure exactly08:31
mdzzul: it's 1230 in lamont's time zone :-)08:31
zulmdz: heh people can sleep in til 1230 i certainly do somethimes08:32
zulor he could of have been hit by a bus08:32
mdzlamont is usually here at about 090008:32
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zultrue speak of the devil08:33
mdzlamont_r: good morning, everything ok?08:33
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lamont_rT-Bone, shsh08:34
zulhey lamont_r08:34
T-Bonelol08:34
lamont_rmdz: yeah - errands took way longer than planned, then had promised to help a buddy out for an hour or so this afternnon...08:35
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mdzjbailey: #1080?08:40
mdzlamont_r: do we have kubuntu cloop images for all architectures?08:40
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mdzelmo: the only weird one remaining in sync.txt seems to be boost; I can't easily tell whether that falls into one of the existing classes of weirdness or not08:59
lamont__rmdz: all.  For values of all which do not include ia64.09:00
mdzlamont__r: good enough09:00
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mdzKamion: will the daily run fail because of that?09:00
mdzKamion: if so, can we set the default arch list to exclude ia64 for kubuntu?09:00
lamont__rmdz: may as well set the arch list to !ia64 until firefox is fixed09:01
elmolibboost-python-dev              | boost                         | kdeedu (Build-Depend)              09:01
elmois where boost comes from according to my germinate09:01
mdzwhy does that stuff show up in your germinate, and not in colin's published one?09:03
mdzhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/kubuntu-hoary/all doesn't even have kdeedu in it09:03
mdzoh, I wonder if that's sparc fallout09:04
elmoyeah, could be09:04
mdzmust be; I think Colin's is i386-only or something09:04
elmokdeedu -> kde-amusements -> meta-kde09:04
mdzkde-amusements isn't pulled in by anything today, but it might be in the old broken sparc ubuntu-desktop09:04
Riddellmdz: is it possible to remove update-notifier from the seed?09:05
elmolemme just purge the specific sparc packages that are cuasing us grief, i.e. mostly kubuntu-desktop09:05
mdzelmo: there are only like 2 sparc-specific packages; I think it'd be better to exclude it if it's not easy to purge09:05
mdzRiddell: certainly09:05
lamont__relmo: note that the sparc buildd died shortly after fabbione went away...09:06
elmolamont__r: I know09:06
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elmomdz: what else would I need to purge?09:06
elmoI've killed kubuntu-* for sparc09:06
mdzRiddell: seeds updated; I'll upload kubuntu-meta in >=17 minutes09:07
mdzelmo: all of the examples we've seen so far seem to go back to kubuntu-desktop09:07
mdzthe openoffice stuff will disappear when pitti uploads new langpacks09:08
Riddellmdz: cool thanks, then once we get the 3.4 packages in that should mean no gnome stuff is being brought in09:08
mdzRiddell: I just built a new set of kubuntu live CDs09:08
lamont__rhow sane are the current dailies?  or should I pull array 6?09:08
mdzRiddell: now for i386, amd64 and powerpc09:08
elmomdz: ok, I'll regen the list after cron.daily09:08
mdzRiddell: if you'd like to make an announcement about it09:08
mdzlamont__r: should be quite sane09:09
Riddellmdz: are we going to get daily live CDs?09:09
mdzRiddell: yes, starting tomorrow morning UTC09:09
haggaiRiddell: yup 6am UTC09:09
mdzlamont__r: the cloop builds are dailified too, right?09:09
mdz(for kubuntu)09:10
Riddellmdz: cool stuff09:10
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mdzlamont__r: http://weddell.buildd/%7Ebuildd/livecd/ubuntu/current/livecd.ubuntu.cloop:09:12
mdz08:04:07 ERROR 404: Not Found.09:12
lamont__rweddell == ia64, see abover09:12
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lamont__rhrm.. I guess I could hand migrate the ubuntu rootfs image over there.. give me a second09:13
mdzhmm09:14
mdzno obvious error in powerpc09:14
mdzKamion: still here?09:14
lamont__rubuntu should be better09:14
mdzhmm?09:14
lamont__ria64/ubuntu shouldn't be 404 anymore09:14
mdzI'm looking for a reason why the ubuntu hoary-live-powerpc.iso went missing09:14
mdzoh09:15
mdzit failed because of ia64, apparently09:15
mdzdoing a new live build now09:15
RiddellI'm missing a package, knetworkconf seems to have disappeared, how can I find out what's happened to it09:17
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mdzRiddell: disappeared from where?09:18
mdzit doesn't appear to have ever existed in the Ubuntu archive09:18
mdzor in Debian09:18
Riddellmdz: I'm sure it used to be in universe09:19
mdzor is knetworkconf a program in a package with a different name?09:19
Riddellmaybe it was in some other source line that I've since removed09:19
Riddellah yes, kalyxo it must have been09:21
Riddellis there a last date for adding this to and modifying universe?09:22
Riddells/this/things/09:22
seb128Mithrandir: here ?09:22
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Mithrandirseb128: pong09:22
seb128Mithrandir: what wm do you use ?09:23
Mithrandiropenbox09:23
seb128do you need this hack ? https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=704909:23
mdzRiddell: at this point there are no plans for a universe freeze09:23
mdzRiddell: it's essentially up to MOTU as far as I'm concerned09:23
mdzwhat is there at release is what we get :-)09:24
Riddellmdz: so it'll just be forked on april 4th?09:24
ajmitchmdz: we don't have a real freeze for universe?09:24
mdzlamont__r: full set of live ubuntu live isos now09:24
Mithrandirseb128: I think I just did openbox --replace when I first started it and whacked metacity out of the gnome-session stuff.09:24
ajmitchthat's good, in a way 09:24
mdzajmitch: see above09:24
seb128Mithrandir: k, thanks09:24
tsengopenbox --replace, and then save session on log out is easiest09:25
seb128Mithrandir: what do you have is this key ?09:25
Mithrandirseb128: I haven't touched that file, that's sure.09:25
seb128that's a gconf key09:25
seb128and I'm wondering if GNOME is changing it when you do that09:25
Mithrandir/usr/bin/gnome-wm is a file. :P09:26
seb128/desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/default I mean :)09:26
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > gconftool-2 -g /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/default09:26
MithrandirNo value set for `/desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/default'09:26
seb128weird 09:26
lamont__rmdz: fwiw, I'm going to work on bootstrapping as many circular-deps as I can find this evening, unless there's something more urgent that you dump on me.09:27
seb128oh09:27
seb128Mithrandir: /desktop/gnome/applications/window_manager/current ?09:27
Mithrandir/usr/bin/metacity09:27
seb128k, I get it09:27
seb128thanks09:27
Mithrandirthough:09:27
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > ps ax | grep openbox09:27
Mithrandir 9135 ?        Ss     0:06 openbox --sm-save-file /home/tfheen/.local/share/openbox/sessions/1102093921-5222-1361235971.obs09:27
seb128yeah, the session is taking care of it I guess09:28
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seb128you have it in ~/.gnome2/session, right ?09:28
Mithrandirseb128: yes, it's a RestartCommand09:29
seb128k, thanks09:29
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mdzlamont__r: bootstrapping circular deps on which architecture?09:33
mdzlamont__r: what is the status of the patch review?  patches were scheduled to start flowing to Debian today09:34
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trukulohi ppl09:35
sabdflhey trukulo09:36
Nafallohi there trukulo :-)09:36
trukulolooking here about xorg in my laptop in hoary09:36
trukulo:)09:36
abellismurfix: ping09:40
zultseng/jdub: inotify 0.20 for 2.6.11 has been released09:40
trukuloi have one question, is dri enabled in 2.6.10-4-k7 ?09:40
elmomdz: updated09:42
Loevborgtrukulo, of course, yes.09:42
trukuloLoevborg, ok, only wanna know for testing my igp 320m , thanks09:42
trukuloit's very strange because live cd with glxinfo gives me Direct Rendering, and hoary installed not09:43
seb128zul: should fixes the issues with the current version, are you going to update it ? :)09:43
zulseb128: of course its on my todo list for this weekend09:44
seb128cool09:44
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zullater folks09:51
mdzelmo: much better09:52
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jammcqlike more than 10 mins ago?10:08
jammcqoops :)10:08
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trukulohi Oliver10:09
ogratrukulo: hi10:10
ogratrukulo: didnt you say graveman should enter sid soon ? last week it wasnt in....10:10
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trukuloogra, ask elmo, it's waiting for ftpmaster action three weeks10:10
trukulo;)10:11
ograoh10:11
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trukulodebian seems going slowly to accept new packages (i'm not an expert, just only seems to me)10:12
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abellimvo: ciao10:33
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crimsunI'm wondering if we will move to 2.6.11.110:39
crimsunas a base point, that is. 2.6.x or 2.6.x.y10:40
crimsun(and I don't mean for Hoary, since it makes sense to stick with .10)10:40
mvoabelli: hi10:41
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abellijdub: ping10:51
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Riddellmvo: could I get write access to kynaptic's repository? there's a few things I'd like to tidy up10:56
abelliBurgundavia: hi10:57
mvoRiddell: I can ask gustavo about it. until then I can commit your patches10:58
Riddellmvo: ok10:58
mvoRiddell: I investigated the konsole kpart and it looks like it's not usefull for our purpose :( it seems to lack a "fork_pty" method. synaptic forks of a pty and call dpkgpm->Go() in the child. all output is then displayed in the terminal window (because vte supports fork_pty)11:00
mvoRiddell: I need a prefered username and a htpasswd -m crypted password for your account to the kynaptic svn11:00
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mvomdz: any chance to sneak a synaptic and update-manager update in for the preview? both fix a bunch of (small) bugs11:02
mdzmvo: please mail me diffs11:02
mvomdz: the (deb)diffs are ready, I guess I need to explain a bit about them and link to the bugs they fix. I'll send you a mail tonight 11:07
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Burgundaviaabelli: hey11:10
mdzmvo: if it is not something which is critical for preview, I'm inclined to wait.  we need to be very cautious at this stage11:18
mdzmvo: there will be time for more small fixes after preview11:19
trukuloogra, you there?11:19
ograyup11:19
mdzmvo: but I am happy to review these specific cases with you11:19
ogra(eating)11:19
trukuloi have graveman package 0.3.8 if you want it11:19
trukulotalk to me when you finish11:19
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ogratrukulo: usual place ?11:20
trukuloogra, no11:20
trukuloin my computer11:20
ograoh11:20
trukulowhen i build it, i can put it on web11:20
ogratrukulo: great11:21
trukulowith description changed11:21
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zulhilo11:21
trukuloi will put it on http://mercurio.homeip.net/debian11:21
trukuloremember, it's for sid11:21
ogratrukulo: i do :)11:21
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trukuloogra, uploaded11:46
ogratrukulo: i'll pull them tonight...upload during the weekend, thanks :)11:49
trukulook11:49
lupusBEdaniels, ping11:52
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mvohey Mitario 11:57
Mitariohi everyone11:58
Mitariomvo, hi!11:58
tsengmvo: hey. any idea why pkgstriptranslations would want to touch a file in update-notifier12:00
tseng/var/lib/update-notifier/dpkg-status or something like that12:00

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