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=== Nafallo have troubles choosing the langue to talk in ;-)
Nafalloand now I forgot what it was that I was about to say.12:09
Nafallodoes coffeinepills do this to me?12:10
tsengogra: gtk-sharp is in dep-wait since i broke mono the other day12:19
ograah, darn12:20
tsengogra: it had the arch-ind. bits that couldnt install the arch bits, see12:20
tsengthey want to match12:20
ograjep12:20
tsengdo you want to review my gst-plugins-multiverse?12:20
ograurl ?12:21
tsengneed to upload12:21
Nafalloogra: can you reproduce the bug that when you change tab in xchat gnome's tabs change sizes?12:22
tsengactualy it still needs some more work maybe :/12:22
tsengit works, but its not very clean looking12:22
tsengill get you tommorow12:22
ograok12:22
ograNafallo, i dont use xchat-gnome here...12:22
ograjust the normal one12:22
Nafalloogra: ehm, the one installed by ubuntu-desktop?12:23
ograyep12:23
Nafallothat's the one I'm using...12:24
NafalloX-Chat 2.4.112:24
ograyep12:24
ivoks'night12:24
ogranight ivoks12:24
ivoksor bye... whatever u preffere :)12:24
Nafalloogra: so... can you reproduce? :-)12:24
ograNafallo, but my tabs are fine12:24
Nafalloivoks: bye :-)12:24
Nafallohmm, odd12:24
Nafallohmm, I should upload screenshots ;-)12:25
Nafalloogra: http://www.magicalforest.se/~nafallo/tmp12:27
Nafallothe freenode one compared to the others should show what I mean :-P12:30
ograhmm, i see no difference...12:32
Nafalloogra: no? motu and devel compared to freenode?12:32
Nafallomotu and devel differs to, not tu much though...12:32
Nafallos/tu/to/12:33
ograsure, they are as big as needed, but there is no difference in size between these shots...12:33
Nafalloogra: on the gnome windowlist...12:33
ograahh12:33
Nafalloogra: those tabs change sizes when I switch channel in xchat :-P12:34
ograi thought you mean the chat window12:34
ograthis is caused by the different size of the channel names12:34
ograits no bug12:34
Nafalloogra: no? so the gnome windowlist should do that? :-P12:35
ograyep12:35
Nafalloit's bloody irritating ;-)12:35
ogralook at the tooltip12:35
Nafalloaha12:35
=== Nafallo still get's annoyed ;-)
Nafallodoes that happen on i386?12:40
Nafalloanyway... time for some sleep :-)12:55
Nafallosee ya12:55
ajmitch_morning01:34
HostingGeekLOL01:55
HostingGeeklook at microsoft.com's whois01:56
tritiumcrimsun, I bought my wife an iMac G502:51
crimsuntritium: how's Tiger?02:52
tritiumcrimsun, it's still on order02:52
crimsunah, ok02:52
tritiumI'll probably get myself a dual G5 desktop when they come out with the dual-core 970MPs02:53
crimsunnice02:54
tritium:)02:54
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thullyhi - has anyone looked into fixing netapplet from Hoary's universe?  current versions have many less bugs...03:34
crimsunas soon as it's more clear what hoary-updates is for (and whether bug fixes can be sent there), there will be a more definitive answer03:34
tsenghi crimsun03:35
crimsunev'ning tseng03:35
tritiumhi tseng03:35
tsengthully: hey dude, are you at all interested in reading up on package-fu and contributing?03:35
thullyIt would be need if updates which required a new upstream version (as in - bug fix updates) could be uploaded to -updates...03:36
thullyNot major upstream version updates, but 0.99 to 1.00 or 2.12 to 2.13 type updates03:37
tsengid rather get the fix as a diff03:38
tsengand only for serious bugs03:38
tsengfrozen distros are good, believe it or not03:38
thullyI mean mostly universe stuff - having netapplet stuck at 0.99 and crashing every time a user logs out doesn't seem like a Good Thing to me03:39
tsengwell if you want to volunteer to solve crashers in hoary universe into hoary-updates03:41
tsengthat would be awesome03:41
tsengif you are just going to come in here and keep telling us what we should be doing with our seriously limited man power, ill keep being an ass03:41
tseng:D03:41
tsengogra: mono stuff working well on amd now?03:42
tritiumtseng: partly my fault for asking him if he'd notified anyone here about the problem he's experiencing03:44
tsengtritium: not your fault, he has alot of good ideas of things to do, but seemingly the expectation that someone else will do it.03:45
thullysorry - I'm just still at a point where I want to be a user, and suggest changes and point out bugs, but I'm not ready to actually submit patches and maintain packages03:45
tsengi am working on gst-plugins btw03:46
tsengi came into some aac files myself and its bugging me03:46
tritiumthully: you seem capable, in my opinion.  I'll be you could sit down with the New Maintainer's Guide, and learn how to package03:47
tsengthe NMG is pretty crackful03:48
tsengim planning something more bitesized03:48
tritiumThat would be outstanding, tseng03:48
thullythere are several reasons for this - first of all, I had a severe time crunch a few months ago when I barely had enough time to report bugs, let alone contribute patches...03:48
thullysecondly, I don't have a stable, reliable internet connection all the time03:49
tritiumthully: we're all experiencing similar time crunches.  I, for example, and preparing to defend my PhD thesis in 10 weeks.03:49
crimsuntseng: speaking of gst and aacs, I was investigating a method of using wavenc to dump to stdout so I could listen to my aacs remotely (ices2+icecast2), but I decided on using faad -w -f 2 (dumps to stdout)03:52
tsenghm03:53
tsengwell there is a gst plugin i just packaged03:53
crimsunthe gstreamer0.8-faad?03:53
tsengyes03:53
tsengthe source will be gst-plugins-multiverse0.803:53
thullyyikes - I can't imagine doing something like that and maintaining packages at the same time03:53
tsengwith gstreamer0.8-faad and gstreamer0.8-faac so far03:54
tsengthully: like what?03:54
tsengoh phd03:54
crimsunah, I'm using the one from debian-marilliat. gstreamer0.8-plugins-multiverse sounds intriguing.03:54
tsengoh from marillat?03:54
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tsengeh its probably crack anyway03:54
tsengi want to do it cleanly03:54
crimsunyeah, but I'm not on amd64, so I don't know if there's one available for amd6403:55
tritiumthully: I'm not really maintaining any right now, to be honest03:55
tsenggst-plugins0.8 has a simple method for building extra plugin binaries03:55
tsengbut i want to do it properly in multiverse03:55
thullywell - sorry about this - I just feel that I'm not ready to take on packages at this time - although I like editing wikis and sending suggestions04:01
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crimsunsure, any contribution is appreciated04:02
thullyI guess I wasn't quite ready to "do-it-yourself" when it comes to packaging - I'm used to commercial-style betas where you test and report the bugs and others fix them04:04
tsengyeah dude universe is not the place for all that04:04
tsengi uploaded 12 packages this week it looks like, i get tired of it you know04:05
tsengonly a few guys here working hard, a few machines04:05
thullyOK - I guess I shouldn04:06
tsengand he-man dholbach04:06
tritiumtseng: sorry...04:06
tsengtritium: for?04:06
tritiumtseng: not being one of the few guys working hard right now.  I can't really afford to for a while04:07
tsengthats fine04:07
tsengwe have 4 months now to do our thing04:07
Burgundaviatseng, I have also been beating my head against a wall about a few issues with packaging. I would love to assist in the cleanup of this doc and maintenance, etc.04:07
tritiumcrimsun, is the semester over for you now?04:11
crimsuntritium: yes, finally. Graduation was this morning at 8:30 AM.04:11
tritiumcrimsun, nice :)04:11
tsengBurgundavia: rock on04:13
Burgundaviatseng, when you have something you can work with, give it over to the doc guys and we will integrate into our svn stuff.04:14
tsengBurgundavia: already met the doc guys04:14
tsengand girl04:14
tsengjerome and mary were at my BOF04:14
tsengwe'll be starting on the wiki and will decided from there about docbook or whatnot04:15
tsengcool?04:15
Burgundaviasounds good04:15
BurgundaviaI just prodded about getting our portal up soon04:15
tsengportal eh04:21
Burgundaviaweb <--> svn/docbook04:21
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hervehi10:54
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ogratseng, blam crashes after some time (havent debugged yet), muine (with handcompiled gkt-sharp2-unstable) and tomboy work fine, beagle crashes too (i blame my package until yours is available) and f-spot doesnt compile11:10
herveit crashes and say *blam* ?11:12
herve:-)11:12
ograheh11:12
ograunfortunately it crashes very silent :)11:12
ograme edits /usr/bin/blam11:13
ograhmm, --debug doest give more info....11:14
ogradoesnt even11:14
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ograah, -v11:15
tfheenmorning, ogra.11:15
ogramorning11:16
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Nafallomorning all12:53
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ivokshi01:05
ivoksbzflag01:06
Nafallohehe01:07
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ivokswrong term :)01:07
ivokswesnoth is turn-based too01:08
ivoksman... again :)01:08
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Nafallohehe01:13
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tsengogra: f-spot from cvs compiles and runs nicely here.03:18
tsengogra: ill try to push a release03:18
ograyeah03:22
ogratried to compile mondevelop today, but there is a lot breakage in the source (current package) it seems....03:22
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ograoh, and beagle 0.0.9 wants libebook-1.2.so.0, which doesnt exist.... (we have libebook-1.2.so.3)03:26
tsengoh it does?03:26
ograyep03:26
tsengI probably have a symlink from the -dev package or something03:27
tsenglibebook-1.2.so        libebook-1.2.so.3      libebook-1.2.so.3.1.103:27
ograi did that too.... one crasher less :) but t still breaks03:27
tsengwe can remap it03:27
ograit explicitly looks for libebook-1.2.so.003:28
tsengthats fine03:28
tsenglook at /etc/mono/config03:28
tsengyou can take whatever it tries to DllMap in the code in the first part03:29
ograah, great03:29
tsengand remap it to the actual file under /usr/lib in the target03:29
tsengwe can do that per binary03:29
tsengso it would be BeagleDaemon.exe.config with the same format03:29
tsengin /usr/lib/beagle or wherever the .exe is03:29
tsengworth a shot03:29
ograyeah, sounds good03:30
tsengwe do that as a stop gap and get upstream to fix it at the autotools stage03:31
tsengit was a major problem with f-spot awhile back03:31
tsengwhich reminds me, i need to push lewing to make a release for us :)03:33
ograheh03:38
tsengso, are you enjoying muine?03:39
ograyep, absolutely...03:39
tseng:)03:39
ogratomboy as well03:39
ograonly blam is nasty to me03:39
tseng:(03:39
tsengi wonder why that is03:40
ogramight be gtk...03:40
tsengor gecko03:40
ograGLib-ERROR **: gmem.c:141: failed to allocate 4294934712 bytes03:40
ograaborting...03:40
ograXlib: unexpected async reply (sequence 0x436)!03:40
tsengmm glib03:41
tsengoh i need a gecko2 release also03:41
ograbut that might be caused by my selfcompiled stuff here... lets wait until lamont triggered gtk-sharp....03:41
tsengI thought you triggered it yesterday?03:42
tsengwith another upload03:42
ograif there is an older version blocking in dep-wait, the new one doesnt get build until somone triggered tha old one manually...03:43
tsengoh thats right03:43
ograso we have two versions in dep-wait now :-/03:43
tsengheh03:43
ogra(i wss to fast)03:43
tsengthe mono team rocks, we have good relationship with all the upstreams03:44
tsengand debian03:44
ogragreat03:44
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tsengogra: i found your old job!03:46
tsengogra: http://dilbert.com/comics/dilbert/archive/images/dilbert2005050209268.jpg03:46
tsengbtw im really getting excited about hct03:48
tsengmerging by hand is getting old03:48
thomyup yup03:48
ograheh03:49
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tsengespecially from svn.debian.org03:49
HiddenWolfDoes anyone here use rhythmbox?03:51
tsengrarely03:51
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HiddenWolfsorry for asking here, but mine is behaving weirdly, and I'd like to figure out if it's a bug.03:51
HiddenWolf#ubuntu doesn't seem interested in helping me.03:51
HiddenWolfand -devel is dead. :P03:52
ograits weekend03:52
HiddenWolfYou're kiddin' me ;)03:52
ograjust a bit03:52
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tsengoh yeah my -multiverse package to finish03:53
HiddenWolfI'm just loading bugzilla with rhythmbox bugs, for the heck of it. :P *grins*03:54
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tsengogra: http://tseng2.ath.cx/~brandon/gst-plugins/04:19
tsengthere is a little bit left from gst-plugins0.804:21
tsengthat doesnt affect the final result in our case, i left it in rules for now04:21
tsengthat should let you use aac in rhythmbox, muine needs more work04:22
tsengbecause it doesnt use gst for reading the tags (yet)04:22
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ograi'll look at it04:24
ivokshi04:24
tsengoh jeez i forgot lame04:25
tsengwe can add that here04:25
Amaranthwhat's the page to request things for universe?04:27
tsengUniverseCandidates04:27
Amaranththanks04:27
=== Amaranth spent an hour trying to get sonance figured out last night
Amaranthfigure i'll see if someone else knows how and can do it for me :)04:28
tsengis that mono iirc?04:28
Amaranthyeah04:28
tsengautotools?04:29
Amaranthoh, UniverseCandidates is for things that were already packaged04:29
=== Amaranth can't remember what was failing now
Amaranthi know i got an autoconf error about PKG_INFO04:29
Amaranthand iirc gst-sharp in CVS was hosed04:30
tsengoh thats right04:30
tsengI'm going to have to defer you on that then04:30
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tsengI have no interest in distributing gst-sharp from CVS at present04:31
tsengdo ping me if they make a sane release04:31
Amaranthwell, wouldn't that be like gtk-sharp-unstable?04:31
tsengnot at all04:31
tsenggtk-sharp-unstable at least has releases04:31
tsengand people can target compat with each release04:32
tsengwhich are a few weeks/months apart04:32
tsengvs hoping your cvs checkout for the day works04:32
tsengwe could probably fetch a working combo for this one app04:32
tsengits just dirty, i want a tarball with a version string04:33
Amaranthhmm04:33
Amaranthi thought muine used gstreamer04:33
tsengit does04:33
tsengit has its own bindings04:33
Amaranth...04:34
tsengvia libmuine04:34
tsengmuine has been around alot longer than gst-sharp04:34
Amaranthreally weird thing about gst-sharp was i pulled from the same day someone claims to have built sonance on hoary and got the same errors04:35
tsenghow is that weird?04:36
Amaranthwell, it worked for them04:36
tsengoh, thats not what you said04:36
Amaranthyeah, that sentence sucked04:36
Amaranthmacewan claims to have gotten gst-sharp and sonance to work on hoary so i pulled from the day he posted the blog entry and got the same errors as pulling from today04:37
Amarantho_O I don't think gst-sharp is going to get released any time soon. It appears to be a dead project04:46
tsengeh.04:47
Amaranthor, you know, i'm use cvs and they've moved everything to svn04:51
tsenggood one04:52
tsenghm so tamara is working on it04:52
tsengi wonder where her muine branch is04:52
tsenghttp://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/HoaryBeagleInstallHowto04:54
tsengoh jeez04:54
tsengthis is horrible04:55
Amaranthkill it with the flaming sword of pissed off ;)04:55
tsengi should04:55
tsengthey are still telling you to use external repos for stuff thats in hoary since months04:56
tsengand it was edited 30 minutes ago04:56
Amaranthwhat's the name of the package for GTK# 1.99.x?04:58
Amaranthnevermind04:59
tsenglib*2.0-cil04:59
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Amaranthappearently pkg-config says i don't have gtk#05:02
hervesee you later05:03
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tsengdo any of you motu guys jabber?05:42
tsengoh man sonance has some awful stuff05:44
tsenghttp://sonance.aaronbock.net/screenshots/0.4-teaser/sqlbuilder.png05:44
tsengDBA ME HARDER05:45
thomtseng: holy hells05:46
thom(i'm thom@clearairturbulence.org on jabber)05:46
tsengrock on.05:47
Amaranthtseng: I think it stores the library data in an sqlite db05:47
thomnot sure i count as motu, but :-)05:47
tsengAmaranth: thats cool, it just is soo heavy compared to muine or even rb05:48
Amaranthwell, you don't have to use that :P05:48
tsengbut it looks better than a previous screenshot05:48
tsenghttp://sonance.aaronbock.net/screenshots/0.4-teaser/sonance-0.4-teaser.png05:48
tsengless buttons than the 0.2 shots05:48
tsengbut why do I need a) 2 progress showing widgets on the Status window05:49
tsengand a Hide button for one of them05:49
Amaranth?05:49
Amaranthoh, the throbber05:49
tsengok there is a spinner05:49
tsengand a progress bar05:49
Amaranthwhatever you guys call it05:49
Amaranthhmm, that is odd05:49
tsengboth showing the same thing, essentially05:49
tseng"im working"05:49
tsengyou can hide one05:50
tsengeh.05:50
Amaranthno, i think the hide button is to hide the status window05:50
tsengoh, i dont like that either05:50
Amaranthwhy?05:50
tsengi dont see a way to get it back05:50
Amaranthit lets you start working with music while it's working05:51
Amaranthyou don't know what happens when you hit hide05:51
tsenganyway if it keeps getting less buttons instead of more, it might be pretty cool05:51
thomi guess sonance is an equivalent to rb?05:52
tsengit looks like he is trying to get even closer to itunes or something05:52
tsengbut similar to rb05:52
Amaranththis is creeping me out05:52
Amaranthi started muine and rhythmbox and muine started playing the same song, one 2 seconds behind the other05:53
tsengheh05:53
tsengbtw if you manage to get this thing building, i can help you with packaging05:53
Amaranthgst-sharp refuses to like me05:53
tsengfor the wiki or something05:54
Amaranthwtf, muine doesn't have a menu entry or a notification icon anymore :/05:54
tsengit has a menu entry05:54
tsengthe notification icon was moved to a plugin05:54
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Amaranthack05:54
Amaranthand that plugin doesn't exist yet?05:55
tsengsure it does05:55
tsenghttp://muine.gooeylinux.org/plugins.shtml05:55
tsengits in the source also05:55
tsengunder plugins/05:55
Amaranthi meant in ubuntu05:55
tsengim thinking about installing it by default05:55
ivoksit has05:55
tsengit has what?05:56
ivoksmenu entry05:56
tsengi know :)05:56
Amaranthyeah, i got it after i killed gnome-panel05:56
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ivoksAmaranth ;)05:56
Amaranthnow to get my notification icon back so muine isn't totally worthless :/05:56
ivokswell, muine isn't much of a player05:56
ivoksquodlibet is best out there05:57
tsengQUODLIBET Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy05:57
tsengQUODLIBET Online Journal of Christian Theology and Philosophy: Main Page.05:57
tsengsweet05:57
ivoks:)05:57
ivokssacredchao.net/quodlibet05:58
Amaranthooh, it's written in python05:58
tsengfound it05:58
ivoksthere is a package in breezy i think05:58
Amaranthand it does tag editting!05:58
ivoksand much more05:58
ivoksit renames filenames by tags05:58
ivoksor tags by filenames05:58
tsengyeah this is too UI'd for me also05:58
AmaranthUI needs serious work though05:58
ivoksit can do mass tag change05:58
tsengon the subject of bad uis, nothing beats easytag05:59
ivoksman... reboot :(06:00
Amaranthtseng: Got something better?06:02
tsengeasytag?06:02
Amaranthbetter than easytag i meant06:02
tsengi love it.06:02
Amaranthi thought you were saying it sucked06:02
tsengit does :D06:02
Amaranthheh06:03
tsengthe ui makes me bleed myself06:03
Amaranthbtw, what's the configure option to enable the plugins?06:03
Amaranthfor muine06:03
tsengyou put them in ~/.gnome2/muine/plugins06:03
tsengand restart06:03
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Amaranthok06:03
Amaranthso run make then copy them there?06:03
tsengyes06:03
Amaranthcool06:03
tsengjeez its noon, i need a shower06:04
tsengand lunch06:04
AmaranthDamn, the mcs command for muine is 2 screens long06:04
tsengweekends :)06:04
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thomdoes mono/.NET have an imap4 implementation? offlineimap just blew up for the last time06:10
tsenghm dunno06:20
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tsengbeen using imap4r1 in evo, i think with offline06:21
Lathiati use that06:21
Lathiatevo has a few issues i just deal with06:21
Lathiatlike vfolders06:21
Lathiati mark things read in vfolders and the new messsage count isnt updated06:21
Lathiatand sometimes it is, but then when i hit send/recv06:21
Lathiatthey all go back to unread counts06:21
Lathiateven tho the messages are actaully marked read06:21
tsengoh man that bootchart for initng is nuts06:22
tsengjeez06:22
tseng25 seconds to X06:22
ivoksnice :)06:23
ivoksdid someone try that initng?06:23
tsengthats what I just said I believe06:23
ivokssorry, wasn't here :)06:24
tseng< tseng> oh man that bootchart for initng is nuts06:24
ivoksi asked did someone try it?06:25
ivoksnot has anyone visited homepage :)06:25
tsengbuh ill spell it out06:26
tsengsomeone posted to ubuntu-devel with a bootchart comparing init to initng06:26
tsenghe obviously tried it06:26
ivoksah...06:26
ivoksi don't follow ubunut-devel06:26
ivoksand boot chart u have on project homepage06:26
ivokshttp://jw.dyndns.org/initng/06:27
tsenghttp://illadvised.com/~jason/bootchart-hoary-default.png06:27
tsenghttp://illadvised.com/~jason/bootchart-hoary-initng.png06:27
ivoksnice06:28
ivoksok, time for a deb :)06:28
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ograi have no hoary system around that boots this slow06:30
Lathiat24 seconds? interesting.06:32
Lathiatis initng hard to get going properly?06:32
tsengit needs rewritten scripts06:33
Lathiatah06:34
Lathiatso you rewrote all the init scripts for your boot process/06:34
tsengthom: is there a someone sane networkmanager i could be testing?06:35
zulheh solaris http://www.livejournal.com/users/tytso/25923.html06:37
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thomtseng: not yet06:40
tsengk.06:40
thomtseng: daniels gets back to work on monday, so new utopia stack should be in soon, then i'll land NM 0.4 on breezy06:41
tsengthom: my hero06:41
thom(note the bootchart for initng is missing a tonne of stuff)06:41
thom(at a quick glance, anyway)06:43
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bur[n] eris there a !seen bot?07:12
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tsengno.07:28
tsengi have /lastlog07:28
Nafallo./whowas? :-)07:29
Lathiatlastlog is king07:49
Lathiati wish irssi had a feature to jump up to the last time a word was highlighted07:49
Lathiatso you can read context et al07:49
thomthat would be pretty rad07:49
thomhrm, versioned symbols are way easier than i thought07:50
Lathiatatm i have to page up page up page up.. :)07:50
tsengoh totally07:50
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tsengsomeone do that :)07:50
Lathiatreall sucks if your ssh session is lagged.07:50
thom(now if only the apr-util test suite didn't take three months to run, life would be good)07:50
tfheenthom: get a faster computer?07:51
tritiumgood afternoon07:52
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thomtfheen: this is an amd64 3000+07:53
thomnot exactly slow ;-)07:53
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Lathiatguess its fairly top of the pentium-m line, i think my hard disk is what kills my performance07:53
Lathiat5400rpm is the suck07:53
tfheenthom: are you running breezy on that box?07:57
NafalloLathiat: is there faster rpm for laptops? :-)07:58
tfheenNafallo: you can get 7200 drives.07:58
thomtfheen: yes07:59
Nafallotfheen: yay! that would probably make this one burn, it's hot enough already :-P.07:59
Lathiati'd love an 80gb 7200rpm drive07:59
tfheenthom: do you have troubly with lsb-core being on utter crack and trying to overwrite /lib64?07:59
Lathiatand another 512 of ram07:59
thomtfheen: not that i've noticed08:00
tfheenhm,08:00
ivoksi have pm1.4 :(08:00
thomtfheen: but that'd be because i don't have it installed...08:00
thom(sorry, just checked)08:00
tfheenthom: can you try to install it and see whether it blows up?08:01
thomjust installed fine08:02
tfheenhmm08:03
tfheenI guess asking you to purge base-files, then install lsb-core, then reinstall base-files is a bad idea. ;P08:04
thomi'll pass, thanks08:05
thom:P08:05
Nafallotfheen: I'll set up a chroot ;-)08:05
tfheenNafallo: if you could set up a hoary chroot, install lsb there and then check if it blows up on upgrading to breezy, that'd be nice.08:06
Nafallotfheen: oki :-)08:06
doko_tfheen, Nafallo: I don't know, if I like my 7200 hard drive ... it's not that quiet.08:06
tfheendoko_: obviously not; faster drive => more noise.08:06
Nafallodoko: hehe, and the heat? ;-)08:06
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Lathiatyeh more heat08:07
dokovery cool08:07
tfheenwhich is why Simira now has a 2.5" drive in her box.08:07
Nafallotfheen: sweet :-)08:07
Lathiatbut my hard drive spot on my laptop (under my left parm) doesnt get very warm even when being used alot08:07
Lathiatso i dont think a 7.2krpm will burn my hand08:07
Nafallowell, I should get a new laptop instead of upgrade this one anyway ;-)08:08
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dholbachhai08:20
ivokshi08:21
dholbachUnfrgiven: hai!08:21
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bur[n] erivoks: wifi-radar wasn't working for me08:56
ivoks?08:56
ivoksbur[n] er what is your wifi device?08:56
bur[n] erusing a centrino (Compaq X1000, so I assume it should work... that's what the developer uses)08:56
bur[n] eripw2100 driver08:57
ivoksbur[n] er eth2?08:57
bur[n] erpossibly08:57
bur[n] erer... no08:57
bur[n] ereth108:57
ivoksthen edit /etc/wifi-radar.conf08:57
bur[n] ereth0 = lan eth1 = wireless08:57
bur[n] eraww08:57
bur[n] eri'll be back ;)08:57
ivoks:)08:57
ivoksdrcode in many ways :)08:59
bur[n] erok... so I still have some issues09:01
bur[n] erit has to be run as root?09:01
ivoksnope09:01
bur[n] eri get /etc/wifi-radar.conf write issues on trying to close09:01
ivokssudo vim /etc/wifi-radar.conf09:02
bur[n] erTraceback (most recent call last):09:02
bur[n] er  File "/usr/sbin/wifi-radar", line 576, in delete_event09:02
bur[n] er    self.save_auto_profile_order()09:02
bur[n] er  File "/usr/sbin/wifi-radar", line 822, in save_auto_profile_order09:02
bur[n] er    confFile.write( open( CONF_FILE, 'w' ) )09:02
ivoksyou can't edit file in etc as user09:02
bur[n] erIOError: [Errno 13]  Permission denied: '/etc/wifi-radar.conf'09:02
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bur[n] eri know09:02
bur[n] erso maybe it's a wifi-radar issue and not a package issue09:02
ivoksthat's fs issue09:03
ivoksnot related to wifi-radar09:03
bur[n] erwell... it should prolly save it to ~/.config/wifi-radar or something09:03
ivoks?09:03
ivokswifi-radar has to be run as root09:03
bur[n] erinstead of using a system-wide config file... so users can run the app09:03
ivoks?!09:04
ivoksusers?09:04
bur[n] eryeah09:04
ivoksthat app brings interface09:04
ivokshow could user use it?09:04
ivoksit uses dhclient and ifconfig09:04
ivoksusers don't have permissons to use that09:04
bur[n] eroh right09:04
ivoksit's like /etc/network/interfaces09:04
ivoksonly root sets them09:04
bur[n] erivoks: shouldn't it also have a systray icon?09:05
ivoksi don't think so09:05
ivoksthere is allready applet09:05
bur[n] eri always thought it did... maybe i'm mistaken09:05
ivoksno...09:05
ivokswifi radar doesn't run in background09:06
ivoksit sets up connection and quits09:06
bur[n] ertrue09:06
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bur[n] eri swear i saw the wifi-radar icon in the systray kinda like an apple09:06
ivoksfor traffic monitor u have network monitor applet09:06
ivoksbur[n] er that's gnome's applet, not wifi-radar09:07
ivoksapt-get install gnome-netstatus-applet09:08
bur[n] eri have it09:08
bur[n] eri use it09:08
bur[n] erthought there was a more apple like applet for it09:08
Amarantheek, tomboy doesn't have tintin anymore09:08
ivoksbur[n] er and... works?09:09
bur[n] erit works09:10
bur[n] erworks well09:10
bur[n] erthanks!09:10
ivoksnp09:10
ivokshope it will get in breezy :)09:10
ivoksdjm62 whatch out.. he will paste now :)09:11
ivoksdamn... missed terminal :)09:11
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tsengAmaranth: dude tintin blows (and is illegal)09:42
Amaranthtseng: The new icon is worse. I couldn't even tell what it was. Until I clicked on it I thought I'd lost tomboy.09:43
tsenghow can it possibly be worse than tintin09:43
tsengtintin was heinous09:44
Amaranthit was a known icon and didn't look like someone shrank a desktop screenshot down to icon size09:45
tsengsend me a diff with the properly sized icon added also09:46
tsengor its at the bottom of the list09:46
tsengat least we're legal09:46
tsengand can get the package in debian09:47
Amaranthheh, the icon makes much more sense when it's full size09:47
Amaranthat least now i know what it is09:47
tsengyes09:47
tsengjimmac made all sizes, i think we are only using 4809:48
tsenghttp://jimmac.musichall.cz/i.php?i=tomboy09:48
tsengif someone knows how to use the other sizes.. id be happy for a patch09:49
tsengogra: did that .exe.config help your beagld problems at all?09:49
Amaranthtseng: /usr/share/icons/hicolor/24x24/apps/tomboy.png09:51
tsengoh its that easy?09:52
Amaranthnot sure how it works in .NET but in PyGTK once you have that you can exploit the theme handling code09:52
Amaranthyou tell it you want 24 and it uses that icon09:52
tsengok ill put the icon there09:52
tsengand see09:52
tsengnope09:53
Amaranthhmm09:53
tseng                 static PreferencesDialog ()09:54
tseng                 {09:54
tseng -                       tintin = new Gdk.Pixbuf (null, "tintin.png");09:54
tseng +                       tomboy = new Gdk.Pixbuf (null, "tomboy.png");09:54
tsengthe tray looks a bit different09:55
tseng +                       tomboy = GuiUtils.GetMiniIcon ("tomboy.png");09:55
tseng +                       tomboy_large = GuiUtils.GetIcon ("tomboy.png");09:55
tsengapplet only has one ref to the icon09:55
Amaranthyeah, i don't know how the code under that works09:56
Amaranththeme = gtk.icon_theme_get_for_screen(window.get_screen()); theme.load_icon('tomboy', 24, ())09:56
Amaranththat's how i'd do it in pygtk09:56
Amaranthwell, pb = theme.load_icon09:57
tsengyeah I dont know how to do it any better09:59
tsengit only references one image09:59
Amaranthheh, i can't get my code to show the 48x48 image10:02
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Amaranthoh, i put the 48x48 one in the wrong place10:03
tsengtomboy.png is in /usr/share/pixmaps and not the icon theme btw10:04
tsengif i move it will it be smart enough to find it again?10:04
Amaranthah, that's the problem then10:04
Amaranthwell, i don't know how Gdk.Pixbuf works10:04
Amaranthdoes it work with the theme spec?10:04
tsengbeats me10:04
tsengmaybe andy can tell me10:04
tsenghe's not on10:05
Amaranthhttp://rafb.net/paste/results/CQdcsr97.html and http://www.realistanew.com/tomboy.png10:07
Amaranthnow we just have to figure out how to translate that to gtk# :)10:07
tsengah rock on10:07
Amaranththat's /usr/share/icons/hicolor/24x24/apps/tomboy.png and /usr/share/icons/hicolor/48x48/apps/tomboy.png10:08
tsengI'll try lewing10:08
tsengim sure he knows a thing or two about loading images in gtk# :)10:09
AmaranthGtk.IconTheme has not been implemented.10:10
Amaranthd'oh10:10
tsengthere has to be something10:11
Amaranthp/invoke? :)10:11
tseng:'(10:11
AmaranthGtk.IconTheme is the 'right' way to do it, too10:12
AmaranthI wonder if it's implemented in 1.9.x10:12
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AmaranthAssembly: gtk-sharp 2.0.0.0 (in gtk-sharp.dll) <--does that mean no?10:13
Amaranthtseng: You could always just do /usr/share/pixmaps/tomboy.png and /usr/share/pixmaps/tomboy-24.png for now10:17
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tsengmy hint is10:18
tseng< alp> tseng: Settings.Default.IconSize.10:18
tsengso im guessing we get the value of that10:18
tseng< tberman> its Gnome.IconTheme.Lookup in gtk+ 2.4 and gtk# 1.9.3.x/1.010:20
tseng< tberman> yeah10:20
tseng< tseng> so that will give me a string to the right image?10:20
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tsengrock on10:20
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Amaranthtseng: awesome!10:48
AmaranthI guess it got moved into gtk in 2.610:48
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