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stevenjanyone have any information on totem-gstreamer and a mozilla plugin so I can stream movies?12:01
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surakkail: no, this motherboards have:12:05
surak1 pata port (this is detected by ide driver)12:05
surak4 stat ports (never tested)12:05
surak2 raid pata ports (this is via6410)12:05
surakthe patch seems to handle with those 2 pata ports12:05
KaiLno "normal" second pata??12:05
surakno12:06
surakweird, isn't it?12:06
KaiLyes12:06
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KaiLand 2+2 on a K712:07
surakit has one pata port for legacy cd. As people attach dvd-recorders on it, the raid port is used for pata hds.12:07
KaiLsilly12:08
KaiLalready installed over that legacy pata?12:08
suraksata is still quite uncommon in brazil.12:08
surakoh, it works. but don't try to record a dvd and use the hard drive at the same time :-)12:09
KaiLhere each board has, but normally they are unused ;)12:09
KaiLlol12:09
KaiLcould you triy the kernel from breezy?12:09
KaiLyou only need to install 1 additional package12:09
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surakI'm trying breezy right now12:10
KaiLkernel 2.6.12..?12:10
surakno12:11
surakits colony 112:11
KaiL?12:11
surak2.6.10-5-i38612:11
KaiL"msi 915g" is the board?12:12
KaiLwhich CPU socket?12:13
surakmsi 915g combo12:13
surakit is one of those new p4 sockets, where the processor no longer hold the contacts. forgot the name12:14
KaiLwow, the first Socket 775 I hear about ;p12:14
KaiLah, yes, see it...12:14
surakI cannot install a newer kernel - using live - the hard drives are attached at raid :-)12:15
KaiLhmm12:15
KaiLyou could get a breezy CD, if you are silly enough :p12:15
KaiLVERY strange configuration...12:16
surakthis is breezy-live-i386.iso12:16
luis_the liveCD from yesterday actually works12:16
luis_at least did yesterday12:16
KaiLluis_: same board? ;)12:16
luis_no12:16
KaiLdoes it already have 2.6.12?12:16
surakno12:17
surak2.6.1012:17
KaiL...damn12:17
surakindeed - using live when there are 400gb waiting to be filled :-)12:17
KaiLconnect the HD to the normal port? :)12:18
surakthe case is,12:18
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surakI work for a computer manufacturer. they actually are selling machines with this bizarre hd / dvd layout. people say "hey, it works with nt, we don't care"12:19
KaiLDDR+DDR2, no Firewire, useless PATA raid, Realtek LAN - am I allowed to say, this board sucks? ;)12:19
KaiLWindows doesn't have problems with that?12:20
surakthey distribute together with it an linux distro which uses 2.4.25 with via proprietary driver - this way, the raid is recognized (needless to say via driver sucks - about 10mb/s)12:20
surakno, if you use the driver floppy :-)12:20
KaiLdamn...12:20
KaiLdo you really want to use the raid as a raid?12:21
KaiL(Mirror doesn't count, as we can do that later)12:21
surakno12:21
surakthe driver from via is really really slow. it sucks at all.12:22
KaiLthen connect the hd to the normal controller and the cdrom too12:22
KaiLinstall there, update kernel and then move the cdrom :)12:22
surak:-)12:22
surakMy problem is, I need a distro which can actually see the hard drive out of box. Got to wait for live with 2.1212:23
surak2.6.12, sorry12:23
KaiLfor customers?12:23
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surakyes12:23
KaiLah12:23
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KaiLwhat's this VGA? intel one?12:24
surakgnome item menus: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1094312:24
surakThey are selling with radeon x300 pciexpress12:24
surakit IS an strange world :-)12:24
surakgotta go. Bye!12:25
KaiLalternate.de lists a "Media Accelerator 900" VGA chip..?12:25
KaiLfor now: recommend an AMD K812:25
KaiLthey need less electrival power and are less problematic :p12:26
surakit has some bad vga onboard - didn't even tried12:26
KaiLif that's an intel, it's slow (~600fps in glxgears), but stable12:26
KaiL....that was mesured with i855, afaik the new is faster12:27
suraknight. i'll grab some wine and sleep.12:27
KaiLlol12:27
KaiL<< sleep too, but no wine12:28
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TheMuso.ckear12:43
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sjmorgancan somebody using breezy try CTRL+SHIFT+T in gnome-terminal and see if it closes the current tab instead of opening a new one?01:07
tsengtry #ubuntu.01:08
sjmorganthis is a potential bug01:08
sjmorgannot tech support01:08
sjmorgani just want it confirming01:08
tsengwhen you have a potential fix, this is the right place01:08
tsengbut confirmed and know better next time01:09
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sjmorganwell nobody else has complained whenever i've asked about potential bugs in here before so i think i'll keep on doing it seeing as it's development related01:10
sjmorganlaters01:11
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SEBestanyone knows gamin:fam ?01:45
SEBestgamin/fam ?01:45
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g14Are there debs out for sabayon 0.1.8 yet?02:01
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Lathiatcripes, that squid vuln has got to be the stupidest thing ever.02:02
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jdubLathiat: next time you see lifeless about... :)02:17
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lamont900MB RAM.  coolness02:18
lamontheh.  1GB array02:19
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sladenlamont: paging overhead.  what kernel do you have running?02:29
lamontlivecd02:31
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lu|dinnerg14: yes02:36
lu|dinner(wrt sabayon 0.18)02:36
lu|dinnerseb128 said he pushed them a few hours ago02:37
lu|dinnerthom: hey, is network-manager still planned for breezy?02:37
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bob2I don't think you can do that in general, anyway02:39
bob2NetworkMagic spec, iirc02:39
lu|dinnerah, danke02:44
g14lu|dinner: Can I get a link for the sabayon 0.1.8 debs?02:48
lu|dinnerthey are in synaptic for me02:51
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ajmitchlu|paper: it's certainly planned, still03:18
g14I'm gonna guess sabayon 0.1.8 is in the breezy apt repositories03:20
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tsengwhy do you have to guess03:24
tsenglook at breezy-changes list03:25
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g14tseng: I'm there thanks to the osnews article. I am just trying to find a link to download the 0.1.8 sabayon deb as it's not in universe for hoary03:29
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jsgotangcomorning03:36
benplaut'morning03:37
benplaut*afternoon03:37
jdubuh oh03:38
benplaut?03:39
jdubwhere's daniels?03:39
jdubgah03:39
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jsgotangcooh03:41
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jdubSTONER!04:00
tsengstoner broke my xorg :(04:00
tsengsilly fonts04:01
jdubit runs ok if you pass -fp to it04:01
tsengyeah i fixed it04:01
cartel_stoner?04:01
jdubtseng: what did you change?04:02
jdubcartel_: daniel stone04:02
tseng /usr/lib/fonts -> /usr/share/fonts04:02
cartel_tseng: 420 smoke it up!04:02
cartel_tseng: oh that stoner04:02
tsengcartel_: ...04:02
cartel_tseng: he cant handle his herb04:02
jdubthat didn't fix Xnest for me04:02
tsengcartel_: straight edge to your face04:02
cartel_tseng: hehehe04:02
tsengjdub: worksforme04:02
jdubi think Xnest makes more assumptions about locations04:03
tsengor uses the running config?04:03
tsengshrug04:03
jdubyeah, funny04:04
jduba real display works04:04
jdubbut Xnest dosn't04:04
jdubi'll try Xnest in a newly configured real display04:05
tsenggr i need a mini pc w/ a pci slot04:06
jdubyeah, that's weird04:06
jdubit must use the running config04:06
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minghuaIs there any reason libc6-dev not depending linux-kernel-headers anymore?05:02
minghuacan't see anything relevent in the upload changelog05:03
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minghuaexcept some metioning on NPTL headers, but doesn't look like related05:03
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wasabintfsresize. ;)05:16
lamontntfsprogs - tools for doing neat things in NTFS partitions from Linux05:17
lamontfeh05:17
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lamontthe best part is that it's a virgin install. :-)05:20
jdubhey lamont 05:28
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lamontmorning jdub05:33
Burgundaviajdub, would you mind taking a look at my recent comment on 10453 and see if it on-track?05:35
jdubdisagree with the specifics of the design, but the point of it is correct05:37
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BurgundaviaI was more worried about the point, not the design specs05:38
Burgundaviajdub, would you mind making a comment on how you would like to see it done, or any thoughts you have?05:39
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jdubcommented05:40
Burgundaviajdub, cheers, thanks05:42
ajmitchhi05:42
tsumebreezy isn't very broken at all05:45
tsumeI'm running KDE ;) and X, font paths changed :)05:46
cartel_does hoary upgrade to breezy cleanly?05:46
tsumecartel_: not right now :)05:46
cartel_where do the names come from?05:46
tsumecartel_: it can later however ;)05:46
cartel_where the wild things are?05:46
tsumecartel_: lang creatures05:46
tsume*land05:46
cartel_what about the first names?05:47
tsumethe names are better than the crummy toystory characters ;)05:47
cartel_yeah but not better than "Shit for Brains"05:47
cartel_octopus-0.1 ("Shit for Brains")05:48
tsumehehe05:48
tsumeI feel much better developing now. No GUI porting blues.05:51
lamonttsume: give us a day or so... :-)06:01
tsumelamont: hehe :)06:01
tsumelamont: I know how the transition progresses. I'm waiting patiently06:02
lamontcartel_: pretty  much random animals, although I think it might be trying to have an african-animals theme06:02
tsumelamont: just make sure the topic has a "breezy temporarily working" so people like I can upgrade.06:02
tsumelamont: is the african kid on the homepage supposed to be gangster-like?06:03
lamontnah - it's only marked 'probably well broken'06:03
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stuNNedheh06:03
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tsumemdz: you're still a speciesist :) 06:03
tsumemdz: :P06:03
lamontOTOH, I expect that all 5 models are south african.  warty's 3 were.06:03
tsumelamont: even the white people?06:04
lamontduh06:04
tsumelamont: okay.. :)06:04
tsumethat one kid still looks gangster-like06:04
tsumeI bet hes carrying a gun under his shirt06:05
jsgotangcobecause of the hair?06:05
jsgotangcothat's not nice06:05
tsumejsgotangco: watch the government buildings sometime. I watched a kid walk in the door like him, and walk back out. There were metal detectors after the entrance, and he needed to take his gun off before entering the building again.06:06
jsgotangcoheh06:06
jsgotangcojust like the big bad wolf in little red riding hood06:06
tsumeI'd of laughed if he pulled the gun and started shooting. All I needed to have to get in was a scan the first time, and I could walk in and out without them researching me. :P06:07
tsumethough, I always set off the metal detector, I carry throwing knives in my leg sheath, and pass it off as my steel toed boots :)06:08
jsgotangcoperimeter security hardware is overrated you still need people with brains to use them06:08
lamontthe court building here has a nice set of lockers where you can store whatever...06:08
lamontright before the checkpoint06:08
tsumejsgotangco: there are 5 gaurds at the entrance and checkpoints06:08
jsgotangcogyah06:08
tsumeat the entrance alone06:08
jsgotangconinja skills pay off heh06:09
tsumeheck, I carry large wallets for my palm all the time. I slip my lock picking kit _under_ my wallet, and bring it in government buildings ;)06:09
jsgotangcobrb lunch06:10
tsumeyou just have to watch security some day and realise how transparent they are with security.06:10
tsumejsgotangco: brb, sleep time :P06:10
lamontdaniels: livecd was happy with my display... installed system has lots of cruft/shadows06:15
lamont0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc RV350 [Mobility Radeon 9600 M10] 06:16
Lathiatwell i tried to upgrade. that was stupid.06:17
Lathiatnow apt is in a totally broken state :)06:17
Lathiathmm, seems by installing x11proto-core-dev manually, it fixed it.06:19
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pittiGood morning08:19
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jsgotangcopitti, hey :)08:20
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pittiHi jsgotangco 08:21
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pittithom, elmo: can I please have "xmlto" in davis' hoary dchroot?08:34
fabbionepitti: for the kernel?08:39
pittifabbione: yes08:39
fabbioneit's in the breezy chroot at atleast08:39
pittifabbione: make-kpkg in the breezy dchroot is b0rken08:39
fabbioneuh?08:39
fabbionesince when?08:39
pittifabbione: I tried to build a kernel for an hour, and then I noticed that it works in hoary's dchroot08:39
pittifabbione: it worked at Tuesday08:40
fabbionewhat error do you get?08:40
pittifabbione: yesterday it was broken08:40
fabbioneweird08:40
pittifabbione: when calling make-kpkg in e. g. debian/build/build-powerpc it insisted to claim that this wasn't a kernel source dir08:40
Amaranthhey, vlc still works!08:40
fabbionepitti: xmlto is needed only to build the documentation08:40
pittifabbione: that's why I spent an hour trying to fix patches/config/etc08:40
Amaranththe GUI just got removed, the libs and python bindings work08:40
Amaranthneat08:40
fabbionepitti: if you only need the arch binaries use the build-debs target08:41
fabbionepitti: and grab the debs from debian/build08:41
pittifabbione: ah, cool, I will do that08:41
fabbionepitti: i need to figure the build-indep stuff in the kernel08:41
fabbionepitti: i don't think you need udebs, do you?08:41
pittifabbione: no08:41
fabbioneok08:41
pittifabbione: actually I only need the powerpc deb08:41
pittifabbione: but calling make-kpkg in debian/build/b-ppc fails as well08:42
fabbionethan use the above target08:42
pittifabbione: that's why I rebuilt the whole kernel during the night08:42
fabbioneoh right...08:42
fabbionethat's weird08:42
pittifabbione: you mean fakeroot debian/rules binary-arch?08:43
pittioh, there is binary-debs, now I see it08:43
pittithanks man08:43
fabbionebut that will still call make-kpkg08:44
pittierm, that reconfigures the kernels??? they are already built...08:44
fabbioneno don't worry.. let it do08:44
fabbioneit doesn't reconfigure08:44
pittiah, ok "Nothing to be done for build" :-)08:44
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pittifabbione: I can't believe it, I get debs :-)08:54
fabbioneno! really? :)08:54
pittifabbione: odd, this worked so nicely on Tuesday...08:54
fabbionei will need to check on that08:54
fabbioneprobably kernel-package has been updated08:55
fabbioneand it is broken08:55
pittifabbione: zul got the same08:55
pittifabbione: so I don't think that it is my stupidity only08:55
fabbionepitti: yes i saw the message, but i didn't build kernels that way for a while08:56
pitti"that way"? with debuild -us -uc -nc?08:56
fabbionepitti: to do test kernels i usually use the binary-debs target08:57
pittifabbione: is there a special trick to build only one flavor?08:58
fabbionepitti: yes.. rm debian/config/$arch/$not_needed_flavours08:58
pittiok, the hard way :-)08:59
fabbionewell mv them somewhere else :)08:59
pittiyeah, of course08:59
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tjadoes ubuntu-kernel use pivot_root?09:06
fabbionetja: what do you mean?09:07
tjawell.. how to put this..09:07
tjawhen it boots.. I can't find anything of interest in the initrd-image09:07
tja;)09:07
tjameaning, I don't undestand how it chroots to the filesystem09:08
fabbionethe initrd is meant to load the minimum it needs to pivot_root to the real root09:08
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pittitrulux: ?09:08
pittiHi mvo09:08
mvomorning pitti, morning all09:08
fabbionethere is nothing interesting09:08
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Burgundaviamorning mvo09:09
tjafabbione: where is it done? I'm trying to find an example to use in d-i...09:09
mvohey Burgundavia 09:10
fabbionetja: it's done in the initrd, but d-i is something slightly different. the initrd there is bigger and with more stuff09:10
tjaand the chroot is linked to busybox, which complicates things09:11
tjabut yeah, I'll continue digging09:11
tjaah, blind me. it was sbin/init that does all that09:13
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pittiHey hey seb128 09:42
seb128morning pitti :)09:43
seb128do you feel better?09:43
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pittiseb128: yeah, pretty good again now :-)09:55
seb128cool09:55
jdubhey seb128 10:02
seb128morning jdub 10:02
seb128what's up? :)10:02
jdubmy pants10:02
jdubbut only briefly10:02
seb128ah ah10:03
seb128how are these bug lists going? 10:03
seb128nobody gets malone/GNOME bugs atm, would be nice to get a mailing list for these :)10:03
jdubok10:04
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pittitrulux: here?10:26
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fabbionepitti: did the kernel error showed also on !ppc ?10:50
fabbioneor is it ppc specific?10:50
pittifabbione: I only tried it on davis's breezy dchroot10:50
pittino idea10:50
fabbioneok10:50
fabbionei am gonna spin concordia a bit :)10:51
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fabbioneis there something wrong with chinstrap?10:54
fabbionei can't ssh anymore10:55
pittifabbione: I can't get to chinstrap, the wiki, bugzilla, etc10:55
fabbioneahi ahi ahi10:55
pittimeh, I just finished typing a bug report10:55
fabbionethom: ???10:55
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bob2(me too)10:56
zygais archive.ubuntu.com down?11:00
pittizyga: all of our computers can't be reached atm11:00
zygapitti: ah, fine11:00
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Kamiontja: what are you trying to do in d-i?11:01
Kamiontja: most things that need to run stuff from the target filesystem in d-i just do 'chroot /target whatever'11:01
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pitticrimsun_: here?11:18
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tjakamion: I'm trying the pivot_root && chroot -stuff, but I've hit the wall11:23
tjaI've changed lib/debian-installer/exit to run a script if debian-installer/exit/pivot_root boolean is true11:26
tjabut the main-menu just tells that something went wrong11:26
tjaat least pivot_root is done, verified from a console11:27
Kamionyou'd probably want to re-exec init after that, like the live CD does - check the casper source11:31
tjaexec chroot . /sbin/init <dev/console >dev/console 2>&111:32
tjathat's what it _tries_ to run ;)11:32
Kamionthat won't be pid 1, and init won't like that11:32
tjaso just "exec /sbin/init"?11:33
Kamionno, see casper :-)11:33
tjaok, will do ->11:33
Kamionit does a pivot_root and then (a bit later) 'kill -USR1 1'11:33
tjathe grub-installer thing seems "easy", only that the postinst-script is quite messy11:34
tja..to read11:34
Kamionthat was password preseeding? yeah, it's straightforward11:34
tjayep11:34
Kamionall the bootloader installers are a bit messy in one form or another ...11:35
tjainstant headache after reading that11:36
Kamionyou get used to them :)11:37
tjasooo many ways to get one ;)11:38
KamionI've got some grub-installer stuff to commit after I finish the current bit of http://udu.wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallerStage2Progress; if you send me a patch by that point, I'll commit it at around the same time11:40
tjacool11:40
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fabbioneoh pitti... i think the chroots still have an old dpkg11:44
pittifabbione: wrt building the kernel?11:44
fabbionepitti: yes11:45
pittifabbione: oh, ok. well, since it works fine on hoary, I'm happy so far :-)11:45
sladenKamion: out of interest, what type of message gets pushed through --status-fd?11:46
sladenKamion: never mind, found it11:47
thompitti: can you do a security review for me? http://people.ubuntu.com/~thom/dhcdbd-1.5.tar.gz; needs to be setuid root since it needs to be able to start and stop dhclient12:14
pittiI take a look at it, how urgent is it?12:14
thomit's for NetworkMagic, so not like OMG I NEED IT THIS MINUTE, but next week sometime would be good12:15
pittioh, I can do it today12:15
thomrocking12:15
thomi'm not really gonna be connected for much of the day, so email would be great :-)12:16
pittisure12:16
thomcheers12:16
pittifabbione: dmix sucks.12:17
fabbionepitti: cool!12:20
fabbionefix it :)12:20
mjg59dmix is getting less suck612:20
ajmitchhi pitti 12:24
pittiHi ajmitch 12:24
bob2dmix will work automagically in the next release of alsa, apparently12:24
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pittibob2: the problem is not getting it to work, that's easy12:24
bob2yeah12:25
pittibob2: but on my internal sound card it outputs cracks and noise12:25
bob2but it's one less thing to do12:25
pittibob2: and esd does not start on my external USB headset12:25
pittibecause it can't find an appropriate rate/format/whatever12:25
pittieven if I force it in asound.conf *sigh*12:25
bob2hah12:25
ajmitchpitti: sorry I haven't been around, how's things going on the security front?12:25
pittiajmitch: I'm currently working with trulux to get SELinux packages in (maybe you can take over, I'm overloaded)12:26
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pittiajmitch: and I built a test kernel with /tmp race protection12:26
ajmitchpitti: sure, I've been working with him12:26
ajmitchI've looked over the patches as well 12:26
pittiajmitch: I have the SElinux patched packages on my box for a while, without any problems12:27
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pittiajmitch: I think we should upload them ASAP12:27
ajmitchapart from pam, which had config file changes :)12:27
ajmitchpreferably in the next week, imho12:28
pittiajmitch: well, I'm still misssing some packages, trulux does not have all of them on his page12:28
ajmitchwhich ones are missing?12:28
ajmitchI checked the dpkg patch against 1.13 by manoj12:28
pittidunno exactly12:28
ajmitchit's quite small12:29
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pittiajmitch: I think Keybuk is willing to apply it for Debian and for Ubuntu rsn12:29
ajmitchyeah, I saw the conversation yesterday12:29
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ajmitchonce packages are in I'll start working on policy & tools as well12:30
ajmitchthey can go into universe for now, then we can review for main-worthiness :)12:31
pittiajmitch: yeah12:31
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pittiajmitch: having the patched packages in main already helps a lot, then it's a piece of cake to install the rest12:31
ajmitchcertainly12:31
ajmitchgives me a good reason to apply for uploading to main12:32
ajmitch:)12:32
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ajmitchpitti: what else can I help with for now?12:36
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jsgotangcobye all12:37
pittiajmitch: are you familiar with the ubuntu kernel packaging?12:37
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ajmitchpitti: I can learn, I've built modified kernels from it before12:40
pittiajmitch: it would be nice to get some more patches, as we talked about in the bof12:40
ajmitchsure12:40
seb128pitti: anything new with dmix to say that it sucks?12:41
pittiseb128: well, first, you can't open /dev/dsp while another alsa client is running (that's not dmix' fault, however)12:41
pittiseb128: so our original purpose of allowing people to run skype and friends is defeated by that12:42
seb128not cool12:42
pittiseb128: second, when I use dmix on my cheap card here, I get a lot of cracks and noise12:42
seb128:(12:43
mjg59pitti: skype supports alsa, doesn't it?12:44
mjg59And is this you using dmix directly, or going via esd?12:44
mjg59The /dev/dsp thing can be avoided by LD_PRELOADing the library which wraps OSS calls to alsa ones12:45
jordidmix is going to be a pain12:46
pittimjg59: I went through esd12:46
pittimjg59: because we decided to leave the esd interface a bit for transition12:46
pittimjg59: OTOH, lemme try to switch gstreamer to alsa...12:46
mjg59pitti: There's known issues with esd and dmix12:47
mjg59There's a patch in gnome bugzilla12:47
pittimjg59: indeed, no cracks with gstreamer -> alsa12:47
pitti(with dmix)12:48
mjg59pitti: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14080312:48
mjg59Try the last patch in there12:48
pittimjg59: oh, I still get cracks12:49
pittifewer, but on hd activity they are still noticeable12:49
mjg59Ok, with hd activity that's likely to be a separate problem12:49
count0nzsorry to bug you :), how whuld i force breezy to be installed ? it won't let me install it after i upgraded , downgraded and then upgraded again :)12:52
pittiseb128: how much would break if we switched gstreamer output to alsa and entirely skip esd?01:02
pittiand do you think that would be a good idea in the first place?01:02
tjasound output of my totem is completely screwed if the audio_sink is esd01:03
tjaso it clearly has issues01:03
pittitja: do you use dmix?01:04
tjano01:04
tjathis is a stinkpad T2301:04
count0nz:( hates sme01:04
count0nzsh-3.00# apt-get --ignore-hold dist-upgrade01:04
count0nzReading package lists... Done01:04
count0nzBuilding dependency tree... Done01:04
count0nzCalculating upgrade... Done01:04
count0nzThe following packages have been kept back:01:04
count0nz  arts aspell-bin qt3-dev-tools x-window-system-core01:04
count0nz0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 4 not upgraded.01:04
\shhmm...jabber messages would also be nice for malone ;)01:05
seb128pitti: let me ask on #gstreamer :)01:07
pittiseb128: I mean, there shouldn't be many (any?) apps which use esound directly, right?01:07
seb128pitti: imho that's worth trying01:07
dokochmj: ping01:07
seb128pitti: I don't think so01:07
pittiseb128: I also try the gnome patch for esd now, but one api less is always nice01:07
seb128yeah01:08
pittiseb128: at least I can purge "esound" without any dependency issue01:08
seb128pitti: but by using alsa directly you lock /dev/dsp, no?01:10
pittiseb128: yeah, that's the problem, but it could be solved (as mjg59 says) with the alsa-oss wrapper01:11
pittiseb128: right now esd uses oss, so we are already locking /dev/dsp01:11
seb128oh, you want to switch to libesd-alsa?01:11
seb128I thought you want to drop esd01:11
pittiseb128: either libesd-alsa or gstreamer->alsa->dmix01:12
pittiseb128: my patched esd is ready, lemme try01:12
seb128according to a teuf (a rb/gnome-vfs guy) dmix should works better with alsa 1.0.901:13
pittiyeah, and automatically01:13
seb128s/a teuf/teuf/01:13
pittiseb128: so far I have sound black magic configuration01:13
seb128if we push dmix now, that's easy to switch to esd-alsa later? 01:14
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pittiseb128: we should switch to esd-alsa in any case01:15
seb128ok, so let's do that NOW :)01:15
pittiseb128: i. e. *now*, regardless of what we do01:15
pittiseb128: yeah, we need to change ubuntu-desktop for that01:15
pittiKamion: do you think changing the esd dependency of ubuntu-desktop is reserved to mdz?01:16
ajanyone know when mdz's off holidays, btw?01:16
ogramonday afaik01:17
pittimjg59: hmm, the patch doesn't help :-(01:17
pittimjg59: still cracks01:17
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pittifuck, my Control key is totally broken01:19
Kamionpitti: go ahead, I'll take responsibility if he objects and we can always switch back later01:19
ajogra: cheers01:19
Kamionpitti: (as in go ahead and change the seed)01:19
Kamionaj: yeah, Monday 23rd01:19
pittiKamion: the idea was to s/libesd0/libesd-alsa0/; does that have to happen in the seeds?01:20
Kamiondesktop: * libesd0 # so that esd actually works (as opposed to libesd-alsa0)01:20
mjg59pitti: File a bug, then01:21
mjg59(Or follow up to that one)01:21
pittiKamion: at that time -alsa0 had issues, but it works perfectly for weeks now at my boxes01:22
mjg59esd maintenance is basically stalled. If we're going to depend on it, that needs to be fixed.01:22
pittiwe thought about switching to polypaudio anyway01:22
Kamionpitti: right - but libesd0 is in the seed, so you'll have to change that to make it happen01:22
Kamion... just like hoary01:22
pittiok01:22
mjg59Personally, I'd be inclined to get rid of the damn thing altogether. The only thing it really offers over dmix is network transparency, and we don't set that up.01:22
pittimjg59: ++01:23
mjg59Does everything in main that produces sound use gstreamer?01:23
pittimjg59: everyting in our default desktop at least01:23
seb128I don't think so01:23
tjadoesn't the desktop sounds depend on a running esd?01:24
pittimjg59: that's why <pitti> seb128: how much would break if we switched gstreamer output to alsa and entirely skip esd?01:24
mjg59If so, that should really be fixed01:24
seb128pitti: xchat, gaim by example don't use gstreamer afaik01:24
pittixchat uses any sound??01:24
seb128sure01:24
pittiI only get pc speaker beeps01:24
mjg59xchat has support for playing samples, but not for automatically downloading them01:24
Mithrandirgdm uses aplay.01:24
seb128preferences01:24
seb128sounds01:24
pittiseb128: indeed, gaim uses esd by default 01:25
mjg59Of course, there's no downside in continuing to offer esd01:25
MithrandirX doesn't use gstreamer either.01:25
seb128pitti: no, gaim uses libao01:25
mjg59X doesn't make sound01:25
Mithrandirmjg59: xset +b and it does.01:25
pittiseb128: my gaim is set to esd01:25
seb128pitti: and I've patched it to use esd by default, easy to change01:25
pittiseb128: can we make it use alsa?01:25
mjg59Mithrandir: Ungk. That's through the system beeper though, isn't it?01:25
seb128pitti: yes01:25
pittiseb128: so far it offers me esd, artsd, automatic01:25
mjg59I'd suggest the following:01:26
mjg59a) change gstreamer to use alsa directly01:26
Mithrandirmjg59: I'm actually not sure; it seems to be captured by esd and turned into more of a "boing" sound.01:26
mjg59b) patch esd, set it to use alsa and leave it in desktop01:26
seb128pitti: "automatic" uses libao IIRC01:26
mjg59c) wrap any legacy OSS apps01:26
mjg59That way everything works01:27
seb128pitti: hum, which does esd/oss/polypaudio but not alsa apparently ...01:27
pittithat's what I mean01:27
pittiseb128: however, you can setup a custom command01:27
mjg59libao ought to support alsa, shoudln't it?01:27
pittiseb128: let's use "aplay" :-)01:27
seb128mjg59: not according to the package description, not sure on how reliable that is :)01:28
seb128pitti: hehe01:28
pittiseb128: that works fine01:28
seb128cool01:28
pittiseb128: killing esd and setting it to automatic doesn't work01:28
mjg59mpg321 uses libao - I thought that was how it got alsa support01:28
seb128automatic is libao, which is set to esd01:28
mjg59Ok. libao supports alsa.01:29
mjg59(On checking the source)01:29
seb128yep01:29
seb128there is an alsa0901:29
seb128   * OSS (Open Sound System)01:30
seb128   * ESD (ESounD or Enlightened Sound Daemon)01:30
seb128   * ALSA (Advanced Linux Sound Architecture)01:30
seb128   * polypaudio (next generation GNOME sound server)01:30
seb128from the README01:30
pitticool01:30
mjg59So it's a minimal amount of change that's needed01:30
seb128right01:30
seb128go go go pitti :)01:31
pittiargh, can I please have my Control key back?01:32
pittinow that it doesn't work any more I notice how often I need it...01:32
seb128downgrade xorg?01:32
thomso firefox is fine (ctrl+t etc are fine) but ephy is utterly fucked01:33
thomwhat's up with that?01:33
mjg59gtk boog01:33
pittiI tried to change something in the keyboard shortcuts and now it is even more broken01:33
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seb128thom: xorg b0rkage01:34
thomseb128: dude, i'm so blaming you01:35
seb128why?01:35
thomwhy not? ;-)01:35
Treenaksthom: what's wrong with blaming daniels? :)01:35
seb128because that's xorg bog01:35
MithrandirTreenaks: he's not around.  So seb is a convenient scapegoat.01:35
BurgundaviaTreenaks, daniels is currently not here01:35
TreenaksMithrandir: good point01:36
Treenaksseb128: gtk should patch around it! :)01:36
thomTreenaks: because firefox works and ephy doesn't01:36
thomthus, i blame seb01:36
pittiKamion: seeds updated. since ubuntu-meta's update script pulls from your website, how often is that updated?01:36
thom(this may be the only time i can ever say that)01:37
pittithom: it is broken in gnome-terminal, too, which makes it even more gtk-bug'ish01:38
seb128thom: yeah, I was ready to reassign an epiphany bug about this to firefox yesterday :)01:38
seb128and gedit01:38
seb128and nautilus01:38
pittii. e. in all gnome apps :-)01:39
seb128bah01:39
seb128IZ NOT GTK BOG01:40
seb128(let's try if that way can convince people :p)01:40
pittino, it's a damn x.org bug01:41
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pittihmm, no luck01:44
pittiseb128: any idea which files I have to delete to reset my gnome keyboard settings?01:46
seb128~/.gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/ I would say01:47
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pittiseb128: that didn't help, but removing my ~/.gconf* did :-) (of course I lost all my other settings, too...)01:53
seb128bah01:53
seb128never do this01:53
seb128you trash your panels, desktop, mailer, etc settings01:54
pittiI removed everything that sounded like keyboard, but it didn't help, sooo01:54
seb128~/.gconf/apps/gnome_settings_daemon/keybindings/ and ~/.gconf/desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/ should have the keyboard stuff01:54
pittiseb128: I removed them (and some more), didn't help01:55
seb128restarted gconf?01:55
pittirestarted my whole session01:56
seb128bah, sucks01:56
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Kamionpitti: ubuntu-meta's only updated semi-automatically. I'll take care of it02:00
pittiKamion: it pulls the seeds from your webpage, right? this is updated in a cronjob?02:01
Kamionpitti: oh, I see. maximum lag time there is 17 minutes; I've just done it manually02:01
pittiah, cool02:02
Kamionpitti: do you want to upload u-m then?02:03
pittiKamion: I can do that02:03
Kamionok, thanks02:03
pittiKamion: should the many "Skipping unavailable package " messages worry me?02:04
pittiat least it seems to have worked fine02:05
pittihey, it added "firefox" to desktop-*, how odd02:06
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Kamionpitti: don't worry about the skips02:08
Kamionpitti: used to be mozilla-firefix02:09
pittiah, right02:09
Kamionmozilla-firefox02:09
Kamionshould also have added dselect to standard ;)02:09
[g2] lamont, your page http://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/BuildDaemons references a "final infrastructure" can you tell me the status or where I can learn more about the final infrastructure ?02:11
Kamion[g2] : that would be Launchpad02:12
[g2] Kamion, THX02:12
Kamiona project being developed internally by Canonical to deal with all the mechanics of running distributions02:12
[g2] I'm a core dev on an embedded linux distribution (nslu2-linux) 02:14
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[g2] so that project is of interest to me02:15
[g2] :)02:15
tsumewhich project?02:15
[g2] Launcpad02:15
[g2] with an h02:15
[g2] heh... the "open source universe" :)02:17
Lathiatmpt: chopped.02:20
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tseng|workis there somewhere I can see why a package was removed from debian?02:20
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Mithrandirtseng|work: http://ftp-master.debian.org/removals.txt02:21
crimsun_pitti: pong (sorry, work has removed me)02:21
pitticrimsun_: hi! do you happen to know about the progress in ALSA?02:22
pitticrimsun_: so far I experimented with enabling dmix and switching gstreamer to alsa02:22
pitti(killing esd)02:22
KaiLfabbione: just got a question about captive-support in kernel - do we have that in .10 or .12?02:22
pitticrimsun_: however, occasionally I get cracks on I/O activity02:22
tseng|work"dead upstream" :(02:22
pitticrimsun_: do you know if alsa 1.0.9 is any better?02:23
pitticrimsun_: I have heard that it uses dmix by default, so far I had to whack asound.conf02:23
crimsun_pitti: 1.0.9 should be much improved over stock Hoary (1.0.6, though universe's alsa-source is 1.0.8)02:23
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pitticrimsun_: I'm not sure about the version in 2.6.12-102:24
pittiin breezy02:24
crimsun_oh, that should be synced with 1.0.9rc202:24
crimsun_pitti: does gstreamer allow one to specify alsa device(s), or does it use "default"? If it does allow specifying a device, any better luck with plughw:002:26
KaiLAdvanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.9rc2  (Thu Mar 24 10:33:39 2005 UTC)02:26
KaiL(from breezy kernel)02:26
pitticrimsun_: it uses the default, i. e. ~/.asoundrc02:26
pitticrimsun_: our idea is to have a small daemon listening to hal soundcard hotplug events, and if a new card is attached, we can offer to change the default device02:27
pitticrimsun_: (this would change ~/.asoundrc)02:27
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crimsun_pitti: ah, ok. So you'd redefine pcm.!default on each ~/.asoundrc update?02:28
pittiyeah, that was the idea02:28
crimsun_pitti: how simple is the dmixed definition that you're using?02:28
pittiof course only if the user didn't do manual tweaks02:28
crimsun_right02:28
pitticrimsun_: basically I added a pcm.dmix0, pcm.dmix1, etc. for the first 8 or so cards02:28
pittithat should be enough for most purposes02:29
pittithen I can change !default to dmix0, dmix1, etc.02:29
pittiI /msged you 02:29
pitticrimsun_: right now it's very simple, I didn't add any resampling etc.02:29
crimsun_yep, got it02:30
crimsun_looks good, though mine has ctl. definitions, too02:30
pitticrimsun_: adding "rate" is difficult since we don't know what the hw supports, so the apps should just try to open it with the frequency they want02:30
crimsun_(http://pastebin.com/286499)02:30
crimsun_pitti: yeah, resampling is problematic and still hasn't been addressed (fixed) for dmix02:31
pittibut in your version it is more difficult to change the default device, right?02:31
henriquemaiaCan please someone tell if this is a bug? I have rebooted my machine today and my sound just went away. The only thing i chaged was choosing xfce instead of gnome.02:31
dokoelmo: please could I have access to an ia64/breezy chroot with binutils build-deps?02:32
henriquemaiaNow i have sound again, but the configuration just went nuts.02:32
crimsun_pitti: I prefer your version, though you might want to put in ctl.dmix#02:32
pitticrimsun_: yeah, in any case02:32
pittilater we can also switch to dsnoop, but one step at a time02:32
crimsun_yes02:33
pitticrimsun_: still I'm not satisfied with dmix at this stage, the quality is too poor (crackles)02:33
pitticrimsun_: once this works, we can base everything on alsa/dmix and throw out esound and crap02:33
crimsun_pitti: which chipset?02:33
pittiVIA 82C686A/B rev50, a cheap internal one02:34
pittiI also have a Logitech USB headset02:34
crimsun_ah, so no dxs_support parameters passed to snd-via82xx02:34
pittithat is?02:34
crimsun_dxs_support is via82xx-specific for resampling02:35
crimsun_there's a link on the alsa wiki that references Takashi's explanation, if I can find it...02:35
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pitticrimsun_: ah, modinfo snd_via82xx explains the parameter02:38
pitticrimsun_: I assume 0 (auto) is the default02:38
crimsun_pitti: yep, also some info here in the "DXS channels" section: http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=via823302:38
KaiLbtw, what is this DXS?02:39
KaiLgot informations, that disabling this helps about performance problems (that shitty think seams to be 90% software)02:40
crimsun_KaiL: it's Via's cheap pcm multiplexing02:41
dokoelmo: do we have a version schema to mark an -ubuntu version as syncable again, maybe -ubuntu1 -zapit102:41
KaiLah02:41
KaiLsomethingyou shouldn't even thing about using? ;)02:41
crimsun_KaiL: it really depends on the motherboard, unfortunately02:42
KaiLnever saw a board, where this produces a sound quality, can call call such02:42
pitticrimsun_: do you think dmix works nice in general, but has just poor quality on my particular motherboard?02:42
KaiLesp. compared to intel or nVidia audiochips, which are also onboard!02:42
crimsun_pitti: it's an adequate interim solution on most motherboards02:43
crimsun_pitti: but it's far from optimised02:43
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pitticrimsun_: our original problem was that commercial and legacy apps which can only handle esd don't work ATM since esd is blocking the sound device02:44
pitticrimsun_: however, even with dmix opening /dev/dsp doesn't work02:44
KaiLpitti: if you have the possibility to add a real sound card, do that :p02:44
pitticrimsun_: so I'm almost inclined to defer this a bit02:45
pittiKaiL: I even have another one here (SoundBlaster 128)02:45
crimsun_pitti: yeah, there are serious problems with dmix and alsa's oss emulation02:45
pittiKaiL: but testing is better with cheap chips02:45
KaiLpitti: your ears don't want that testing too long *g*02:45
crimsun_pitti: try using aoss (in alsa-oss package) with the app, like ,,aoss $legacy_oss-only_app''02:46
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Mithrandirhi trygvebw 02:46
trygvebwhi02:46
pitticrimsun_: I know about this possibliity, but we hoped to make it work without the wrapper :-/02:46
trygvebwxfonts is broken atm?02:46
crimsun_pitti: ah, true02:46
crimsun_I'll have more time to look this weekend (been very busy this week with new job and such)02:47
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truluxheya fellows02:53
pitticrimsun_: okay, I guess I will just throw "dmix by default" at the breezy people for more widespread testing02:53
pittiHi trulux 02:53
truluxpitti: howdy!02:53
pittitrulux: you have mail, we need another round :-/02:53
pittitrulux: I think I know where the bug is (see mail)02:53
truluxpitti: yep, stupid mistake: krsec_enabled statement must be removed from __init functions02:53
truluxit's still not initialized02:53
truluxso, you would get everytime a NULL or 0 value02:53
pittitrulux: shouldn't C_K_S_DEFAULT_VALUE just control the value of krsec_default?02:53
crimsun_pitti: great :)02:54
truluxthe point is that we can do it in the hard way, but there's no sense (I'm talking on having the int krsec_.... = CONFIG_SECURITY_......_DEFAULT)02:54
truluxpitti: nope02:54
truluxpitti: don't worry about the heck, I'll bake it for you02:54
trulux;)+02:54
pittitrulux: cool, please ping me if you have it ready, then I build another kernel02:54
pittitrulux: (I get better at it slowly :-) )02:55
truluxpitti: won't take more than 5 min02:55
truluxpitti: got uplaods back: http://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/misc/lock-picking/pict0010.avi <- opening video :)02:55
pittiseb128: if I enable dmix by default, we need to change gstreamer to alsa, otherwise we'll get crappy sound with esd02:56
seb128pitti: k02:56
pittiseb128: I change the default sink in gstreamer?02:56
seb128I'll do it02:57
seb128I want to upload 0.8.1002:57
pittioh, great02:57
pitticrimsun_: btw, where does this mixing etc. take place? in the kernel drivers or the userspace lib?02:57
pitticrimsun_: if the latter, I can update alsa-lib to 1.0.9 easily02:57
pitticrimsun_: but I don't want to bother fabbione with updating the kernel drivers02:57
crimsun_pitti: libasound202:59
pitticrimsun_: great! then I update to 1.0.9rc303:00
pitticrimsun_: we have 1.0.8 right now03:00
crimsun_pitti: ok03:01
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pittiHey jordi! just saw that you are (one of) the alsa-lib maintainers :-)03:03
crimsun_-> work, bye all :)03:04
pittithanks crimsun_, see you03:04
trygvebwxfonts is broken atm, or is it another package?03:07
ogratrygvebw, xorg is in a complete transition atm....03:09
trygvebwogra: ok :)03:09
ograwill take some days..03:09
trygvebwthe c++ api change?03:09
ograthats something else03:09
trygvebwokay03:09
Mithrandirno, the "get rid of /usr/X11R6" change, I think.03:09
ograyep03:09
ogra:)03:09
trygvebwah :)03:09
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AndyFitzso how broken are the c++ packages today ? :D 03:27
tseng|workit wasnt bad yesterday03:29
tseng|workonly aspell and pspell were broken on my system03:29
tseng|workbroken as in, cant upgrade03:29
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tseng|workxorg was pretty broken03:30
AndyFitzouch03:33
AndyFitzokay so dist-upgrade is out of the question still03:34
AndyFitzpackage by package I'll walk this limbo of uncertainty :-P03:34
tsumetseng: font path was broken, xorg wasnt03:35
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KamionI think we need a symlink in the old font path location really; can't expect everyone to have dexconf-managed xorg.conf03:36
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truluxpitti: sent03:39
pittiyay03:39
truluxpitti: another one being sent03:39
truluxpitti: I think I didn't refpatch the stack so you will get a semi-fized one without the _enable check03:40
truluxone sec and I'll upload it03:40
pittigo alsa 1.0.9, go!03:40
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Kamionogra: you don't need to put "changed distribution to breezy" in the changelog03:45
Kamionit's implicit03:45
pittitrulux: I have one mail now03:45
Kamionunless there was some actual change in the package that goes further than just adding a new changelog entry :)03:45
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ograKamion, yep, doko already told me, but i was to lazy to rip it out again, it does no harm :)03:46
truluxpitti: now it will be on http://pearls.tuxedo-es.org/patches/security/kern-security-1.patch for all time03:46
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AndyFitzwait,  is evolution okay ?03:52
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ograhere it is03:55
AndyFitzsweet,  thanks ogra03:56
tseng|workhi ogra04:03
zygahello :-)04:05
pittitrulux: okay, I downloaded the patch, I'll build a new kernel04:05
ograhey tseng|work 04:06
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CarlKKamion - mind taking 30 seconds to look at https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1097404:07
CarlKIf it takes more, I can wait till later04:07
KamionCarlK: I just coincidentally replied to it; I didn't see your IRC comment until afterwards04:09
KamionCarlK: looks to me like you're using a hoary initrd04:09
CarlKyep.04:11
CarlKmy manual one was initrd=ubuntu-breezy/initrd.gz04:11
CarlKthanks.04:11
Kamionno, what URL04:11
KamionI'm not interested in the paths on your local filesystem. :)04:12
CarlKnuf said.. the worng one.04:12
Kamionoh, right :)04:12
Kamionok04:12
CarlKI figured it was me04:12
CarlK1/2 figured I would see it just creating the bug report04:13
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pittitrulux: you are sure this is enabled by default now? 04:17
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CarlKKamion - it is working now, just in case there was any doubt ;)04:19
tjakamion: my grub-install patch is otherwise ready, but it uses sed to fiddle with the "# password .." line in menu.lst, and I'm unable to pass the variable inside the sed-script so that the actual password doesn't interfere (it has dollar signs most likely..)04:19
KamionCarlK: good :)04:19
Kamiontja: um, why does it need to use sed? grub-installer generates menu.lst itself04:20
tjano it doesnt ;)04:20
Kamionnote grub-installer != grub-install04:20
tjait gets the barebone version from update-grub04:20
Kamionoh, sorry, yeah, you're right04:20
tjawhere the password line is at04:20
Kamionconfused with other *-installer packages04:20
tjaso yes, I could just cat the line to the end of it, but it's not beautiful ;)04:21
Kamionyou could pipe the password itself through sed to escape any metacharacters first04:21
Kamionor you could do the whole thing with 'while read' and 'case'04:22
tjaok, i'll experiment04:23
Kamionor you could use sed's 'r' command04:23
Kamion(read contents of file)04:23
Kamionthat's probably the best option actually, busybox supports it04:24
pittijordi: ping04:24
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jordipitti: pong04:37
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pittijordi: did you happen to take a look at alsa-lib 1.0.9rc3? I'm packaging it right now04:41
pittijordi: upstream splitted off the plugins into a separate upstream tarball04:41
pittijordi: for now I merged it back into the orig.tar.gz to not deviate from Debian too much, but in the end the source package should be split04:41
pittijordi: is this okay for you?04:41
jordipitti: hey hey hey04:42
jordipitti: experimental!04:43
jordioh, of course, we haven't uploaded plugins yet.04:43
pittijordi: oh fuck, I should have looked earlier...04:43
jordipitti: have a look at svn.d.o, it's all in there, but we haven't uploaded plugins yet.04:43
jordithe rest is in experimental04:43
jordijdthood rocks04:43
pittijordi: I don't need the plugins04:44
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pittielmo: please sync alsa-lib from experimental04:44
pittijordi: I'm glad that I finally caught you :-) otherwise I had wasted even more time now ...04:45
jordipitti: back in 1004:45
jordipitti: yeah. experimental is sometimes a treasure :)04:45
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bluefoxicyI need something to monitor my CPU temperature with04:55
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mkde*grins*04:55
bluefoxicywhen I got my amd64 a year ago someone recommended I not use lm-sensors and instead use something else that didn't need a kernel module (lm-sensors needs an i2c driver for your mobo)04:56
bluefoxicyso I had some program that was drawing graph lines around 39.5C for my CPU and 40C for my mobo04:56
mkdebluefoxicy, did you try asking in #ubuntu? They should be able to help04:56
bluefoxicybut nobody in like 5 channels on freenode knows wtf the program is04:56
bluefoxicymkde: nobody in #ubuntu knows :(04:57
bluefoxicyI come in here because you people are sticking stuff in ubuntu so somebody here has to know if the package is in ubuntu :P04:57
mkdeyou didn't try lm-sensors?04:58
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ograbluefoxicy, /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/04:59
bluefoxicyogra:  empty05:00
bluefoxicymkde:  xsensors displays a blank screen, and crashes when i close it05:00
ograbluefoxicy, try to load "thermal"05:01
bluefoxicymdke:  lm-sensors. . .. I can't find the command for05:01
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:~$ modprobe thermal05:01
bluefoxicybluefox@icebox:~$05:01
bluefoxicyuh05:01
ogranow look again05:01
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bluefoxicyogra:  nothing, and I just did that as non-root05:01
mkdebluefoxicy, you can easily find a guide to lmsensors on the net i'm sure05:01
ograbluefoxicy, oh05:01
mkdehttp://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2780&highlight=lmsensors05:02
ograbluefoxicy, anyway, amd64 should support the thermal module (at least i havent seen one that doesnt until now)05:02
bluefoxicymkde:  I didn't have to have it before, didn't have to configur anything beyond right-click and pick "motherboard" from a list or anything; it's not that I can or can't do it, it's just that I don't think it's appropriate to not have to do work one day and then later have to do work to get the same damn thing.  :/05:02
Mithrandirogra: the opterons doesn't generally.05:03
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ograah, ok, i only know amd64's so far05:03
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mkdeheh that lm-sensors guide is pretty good05:03
mkdeneed to port that to the wiki05:03
Mithrandirogra: s/amd/athlon/ :P05:04
ograheh :)05:04
CarlKKamion - why did it change from /ubuntu-breezy/ to /ubuntu/?05:04
bluefoxicywow05:04
CarlK [19/May/2005:09:27:41 -0500]  "GET /ubuntu-breezy/pool/main/a/acpid/acpid_1.0.4-1ubuntu4_i386.deb05:04
bluefoxicythat worked, but it was way too much work :/05:04
bluefoxicylokks much prettier than what I had before though05:05
CarlK [19/May/2005:09:28:52 -0500]  "GET /ubuntu/dists/breezy/Release.gpg HTTP/1.1" 40405:05
bluefoxicy.  . .05:05
bluefoxicyI believe it's broken05:05
bluefoxicyas it seems to be refreshing every 500mS05:05
bluefoxicyand my mobo temp seems to be going 43, 54, 68, 32. . . . . 05:06
mkdebluefoxicy, way too much work was 2 minutes?05:06
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bluefoxicyI don't think motherboard temperature can jump that far in less than a second05:06
zygabluefoxicy: hello :-)05:06
bluefoxicymkde:  yes.  Put your stupid mom who can barely remember how to log into windows on it (typical computer user) and you'll see.05:07
zygabluefoxicy: insulting leads to dark side of open source05:07
bluefoxicyCPU temperature reporting is useful if you've got a laptop.05:07
ograCarlK, ubuntu-breezy ?05:07
zyga;] 05:07
bluefoxicyzyga:  have you seen my mom?05:07
bluefoxicyshe has a hard time saving files after like 10 years on the computer05:07
ograbluefoxicy, is sh around ?05:07
mkdebluefoxicy, my mom doesn't use lm-sensors05:07
zygabluefoxicy: no05:07
bluefoxicyshe can never find them (Linux helps because they're all in the same place)05:07
ograshe even05:08
zygabluefoxicy: but you said 'your' ;-)05:08
bluefoxicymkde:  mine doesn't either.05:08
mkdecool05:08
zygabluefoxicy: I've made some modifications to malloc.suxx.pl05:08
bluefoxicyheh05:08
zygabluefoxicy: I'm going out now but I'll be back in an hour05:08
CarlKorga - I am doing a lan install CD is mounted under ubuntu-breezy05:08
bluefoxicywell at least my CPU is a stable 35C05:08
bluefoxicywhat are these, 40mm fans?05:09
ograCarlK, ahh05:09
CarlKorga - preseed has d-i     mirror/http/directory   string /ubuntu-breezy05:09
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CarlKwhich works for a while, then it 'forgets' that setting05:09
bluefoxicyoh guys05:10
bluefoxicyshould my +3.3v vcore be reading +6.59v?05:10
bob2yes, that's why it's called +3.3v05:12
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KamionCarlK: erm ... it didn't change? /ubuntu-breezy/ was your setting, not ours05:14
CarlKsee the 2nd log line?05:14
bluefoxicyhttp://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y10/bluefoxicy/sensors.png05:14
CarlKno breezy05:15
KamionCarlK: oh, could be the second stage? is that after the first reboot?05:15
CarlKum... yoy are asking me? ;)05:15
KamionCarlK: yes, I'm asking you what your machine is doing :-)05:15
HrdwrBoB+3.3V:     +8.16 V  (min =  +0.00 V, max =  +8.16 V)   ALARM05:15
HrdwrBoB^ my 3.3V is stuffed05:15
KamionCarlK: you haven't preseeded base-config05:16
pittitrulux: kernel is ready, cross your fingers...05:16
KamionCarlK: at least not the same way05:17
Kamionbase-config     apt-setup/directory     string /ubuntu05:17
Kamionthat's from your preseed file - make that /ubuntu-breezy05:17
CarlKgot it05:17
KamionCarlK: (I initially thought you meant that /ubuntu-breezy/ was a default setting or part of a URL or something, hence my brief confusion)05:18
CarlKok, I found it.  there wasn't a hoary near it, so my "look for hoary and change things to breezy" fell apart05:20
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CarlKand I figured out how to have pxeboot timeout and boot the hd, so I don't notice the reboot anymore05:20
KamionCarlK: (how, out of curiosity?)05:21
Kamionwe should document that05:21
CarlKgood Q ;)05:21
CarlKI was going to try and figure out exactly what I DL from where05:21
CarlKgime a sec.. I'll post the revelant lines and you can tell me if it looks familiar05:22
Kamionit won't look familiar, I've never done this myself05:23
pittitrulux: AAAAAARGH!05:23
pittitrulux: it still doesn't work05:23
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tjakamion: I have the patch ready, how do you like to have it?05:27
Kamiontja: bugzilla.ubuntu.com, component grub-installer, enhancement05:27
tjaok05:28
CarlKis the wiki "closed"?05:28
Kamionif you can't stand bugzilla, mail to cjwatson@ubuntu.com works too, but I'm more liable to forget that :)05:28
CarlKI am logged in, but can't find "edit"05:28
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CarlKnm.. had to bounce around05:32
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dholbachhellas!05:35
ograhey dholbach 05:35
dholbachogra: hey oliver! :-)05:35
makothom: did you get to those torrents?05:35
mvohey dholbach 05:37
dholbachmvo: hey michael :-))05:37
CarlKKamion - find "ontimeout hdboot" on https://www.ubuntulinux.org/wiki/LocalNetInstall05:38
CarlKwhich runs syslinux/chain.c32 hd005:38
jdubyo dholbach 05:39
dholbachjdub: hey jeff, how are you?05:40
jdubrocking, yourself?05:40
dholbachi just introduced 20 people into the delights of keysigning parties - it was fun :-)05:41
ograheh05:41
jdubugh ;)05:41
dholbachjdub: ha, i knew you'd like that :-)05:41
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bluefoxis X broke in breezy05:42
dholbachjdub: see it that way: if i make them motus next, they even come with a decent key :-)05:42
bluefoxparticularly, cant find the font 'fixed'05:42
bluefoxand thus refuses to start05:42
jdubbluefox: dpkg-reconfigure --priority=low xserver-xorg05:42
bluefoxjdub: trying05:42
jduband then restart X05:42
dholbachbluefox: and tell us, if you run into ctrl-key funniness05:43
seb128dholbach, jdub: so this bugs ml? :)05:43
jdubseb128: ok, lets figure this out05:43
jdubseb128: ubuntu-gnome-bugs@ ?05:43
dholbachjdub, seb128: yeah :-)05:43
seb128right, sorry to insist, but the sooner the better05:43
jdubi can do it straight away, let's just work out the best way forward05:44
seb128jdub: would be nice for the gnomish stuff out of the desktop yep05:44
jdubseb128: or perhaps just gnome-bugs@ ?05:44
seb128hum05:44
jdubwe have kernel-bugs@ atm05:44
seb128we agree on the 2 lists?05:44
seb128one for the desktop and one for motu-gnome stuff?05:45
dholbachone for the gnome, i'd say05:45
dholbachs/the//05:45
dholbachand it'd have more traffic than most ubuntu-<country code> lists :-)05:45
seb128dholbach: that doesn't work, I want to read all the desktop mails, I don't care reading mails about an obscur gnomish universe stuff05:45
dholbachhrm05:46
KamionCarlK: ah, cool05:46
dholbachjdub: your opinion?05:46
seb128that's like the user list, you read the threads and flush05:46
jdubseb128: are you interested in desktop infrastructure bugs, like, freedesktop stack stuff?05:46
seb128jdub: yep, all desktopish I would say05:46
CarlKKamion - where are the docs for what is currently included?05:47
dholbachseb128: we'd have to assign bugs to "gnome" for universe and "desktop" for main-stuff?05:47
seb128dholbach: right05:47
dholbachseb128: and we should tell the launchpad guys over and over again that we need mail adresses for teams05:47
jdubseb128: ok, so if you're happy with desktop-bugs@ then i think we need to consider something a bit different for MOTU stuff05:47
seb128dholbach: we can't be efficient on the universe traffic05:47
dholbachi didnt figure out where to put it yet05:47
jdubdholbach: yes, yes, yes - this is how i think we should handle MOTU stuff05:48
seb128jdub: happy with desktop = all the desktop stuff - kde05:48
dholbachdholbach, seb128: one for WHOLE UNIVERSE?05:48
seb128dholbach: stop speaking to yourself, big freak :)05:48
KamionCarlK: what do you mean?05:48
jdubdholbach: madness. :-)05:48
dholbachwould be good for a bug-bot though05:48
jdubdholbach: launchpad team aliases for bugs05:48
dholbachseb128: stop stopping me from something :-)05:49
jdubso if there's a "universe gnome" team, it can have a bugs alias05:49
seb128jdub: how the alias works?05:49
jdubin launchpad, could be as easy as checking the "i am interested in this team's bugs" box :-)05:49
CarlKKamion - syslinux/chain.c32 was something I added, but maybe the current pxe "thing" has something similar05:50
dholbachjdub: if we had that...05:50
MithrandirI wonder how many different kinds of drinks (coffee, tea, beer) launchpad will be able to make.05:50
jdubseb128: team has a package on its list, bug mail sort through who needs to get each mail, etc.05:50
seb128jdub: have you already tried malone? You can't even search for bugs or comment while closing a bug atm...05:50
seb128not sure on how long it will take to get the nice features05:50
jdubseb128: gotta get our use cases on their agenda :-)05:50
seb128right05:51
jdubbrb, reading specs for a sec :)05:51
seb128and figure a way to work now too :)05:51
seb128k05:51
jdubfor now, i'm happy to do desktop-bugs@05:51
dholbachtried it again: no way to add a mail adress to a team05:51
KamionCarlK: not aware of any documentation of what's there at the moment05:51
KamionCarlK: apart from whatever's in the syslinux package05:52
tjakamion: "you got mail" ;)05:54
mkdemako, got a moment?05:54
seb128jdub: ok, let's do it05:55
seb128jdub: what do we do for bugzilla? list as QA?05:55
jdubseb128: yeah05:56
jdubseb128: un momente :)05:56
seb128feel free to give me admin rights I can do this05:56
seb128there is also a couple of GNOME stuff assigned to debzilla atm05:56
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Kamiontja: yup, saw it, thanks05:57
tjanp05:57
tjashould it work if I just opened the g-i.udeb for hoary and applied the patch?05:58
jdubseb128: you'll get an email in a sec about list creation - ignore it for the moment05:58
seb128k05:58
Kamiontja: yes, although if I were you I'd just rebuild it instead - grub-installer.udeb isn't hard to build, and it doesn't matter much what environment you build it in06:00
ograMOTU meeting starts now....06:02
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jdubseb128: you're set to go in bugzilla and mailman :)06:04
seb128thanks :)06:04
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makomdz: yes06:07
makosorry06:07
jdubthom: http://www.livejournal.com/users/kernelslacker/12170.html06:12
mvomjg59: around? a friend of mine is asking for help with his evo laptop. it looks like it don't support s3 or s406:12
tjakamion: not so easy to test, because either way the mdsum is different so the installer won't accept the patched version ;)06:12
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tjabut it should work, tried it with a test script06:13
jdubha ha ha06:13
jdub"Something else that's been done in quite a few daemons on fc4 is not starting them by default."06:13
jdub*tap*tap*tap* ... is this thing on?06:13
jdub:-)06:13
Kamiontja: yeah, you need to tweak the md5sum in Packages and Packages.gz, then regenerate Release, and probably remove Release.gpg. it's awkward06:15
CarlKKamion - looks like the "boot local drive" can be done without any new files... I'll let you know when I have it working06:16
tjaKamion: sound like great fun06:18
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Kamiontja: in practice I tend to just edit bits of shell script on the fly during installation, but the chief case where that doesn't work is if you have new debconf templates (there's no easy way to tell cdebconf about them)06:26
tjai've done that as well06:27
tjabut in this case it is close to impossible, because it is a postinst-script..06:28
MithrandirKamion: hmm, is that something we want to be fixed?  I imagine it would be easy enough to fix?06:28
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Kamiontja: hardly impossible - /var/lib/dpkg/info/grub-installer.postinst06:30
KamionI edit postinsts all the time06:30
Thom_Holwerdaah the topic is the answer to my question :)06:30
Thom_Holwerdainstalled the breezy updates but it messed me system up, but the topic explains why :)06:30
KamionMithrandir: yeah, I'd like to figure out exactly why it doesn't work - it's something to do with the exact times at which cdebconf loads and saves06:30
tjakamion: ah, of course.. need to lower debconf-priority to catch that06:31
Kamiontja: why so?06:31
truluxback from class06:31
tjanow it just churns along until it tries to boot06:32
tja;)06:32
Kamiontja: grub-installer is unpacked quite early on in the installation, at "retrieving installer components" - you've got *loads* and *loads* of time to edit it06:32
MithrandirKamion: you'd need to send it USR1 to save, then edit, then USR2 to reload or something.06:32
KamionMithrandir: the X_SAVE command is better ...06:32
KamionMithrandir: anna uses X_LOADTEMPLATEFILE or similar - we should just provide a simple command-line interface to that and make it work properly06:32
MithrandirKamion: you need to talk to the running cdebconf, though.06:33
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Mithrandirhmm06:33
KamionMithrandir: yeah, true06:33
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MithrandirKamion: cdebconf could have a fifo or unix socket it listened to for random commands.06:34
KamionI *knew* you were going to say that. :-)06:34
MithrandirI was actually going to suggest something far more evil.  Multiple simultaneous frontend support.06:35
Mithrandirthat's a lot harder to get right, though.06:35
Kamionthat would be better - there are use cases now for running full-screen cdebconf stuff on tty206:35
Kamionanna-install does that06:35
Mithrandirit should be _possible_.06:36
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MithrandirI just wonder how you'd handle the case where you had two frontends which are both interactive.06:36
Mithrandiryou might need to say "hey, refresh" to one of them.06:36
Mithrandirbut that's doable.06:36
jncdoes anyone else find troublesome the "Ctrl+X" shortcut in evolution is set up to send the message?06:36
Mithrandirto a certain degree.06:36
jnclike, the shortcuts are all changed.  what's going on, i wonder06:37
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jncctrl+L  no longer activates the location dialog as it used to, even though the shortcut is there in the menu06:38
MithrandirKamion: hmm, that should be doable, shouldn't it?  Just call the frontends in a non-blocking loop and ask them "ARE WE THERE YET?" until you get a "yea" back.06:39
seb128jnc: bugzilla usually knows about bugs06:39
seb128this one is a xorg issue06:40
KamionMithrandir: scares me though :)06:40
Kamionsomebody else can do that ...06:40
MithrandirKamion: why?  Because it involves ripping apart cdebconf?06:40
Kamionoh, yeah, only the most critical piece of code in the installer06:41
Mithrandirwell, cdebconf is easy.06:41
Kamionand I have a *lot* of other things to do. :-)06:41
Mithrandirand nice and fairly tidy.06:41
Mithrandirbut then, I should be writing my thesis.  And moving.06:42
jncseb128: 'k06:43
jncseb128: i was wondering, since the shortcuts are all crazy-like :006:43
jncthanks06:43
jnci keep hitting ctrl+x today and sending emails before they're finished! :-P06:44
jncmy co-workers are wondering what is wrong w/ me06:44
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trygvebwwhat's freepascal called in Ubuntu?06:47
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Mithrandirfpk-*, I think (but it doesn't exist for amd64, so I'm not sure)06:49
trygvebwokay :)06:50
trygvebwthanks :)06:50
Mithrandirapt-cache search free pascal ought to tell you.06:50
trygvebwok06:51
trygvebwno results :/06:51
trygvebwlooks like there is no freepascal package in universe :/06:54
dholbachyou could put it on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseCandidates06:56
trygvebwokay :)06:57
trygvebwi'll do that06:57
dholbachROCK! :-)06:57
trygvebw:p06:57
trygvebwso i'll just add it to the list along with a small description?06:59
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dholbachand add the homepage06:59
dholbachand maybe why you think it rocks and we really should have it06:59
trygvebwok06:59
tjakamion: the patch doesn't work ;) there's at least one typo07:02
trygvebwadded07:05
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dholbachbye mvo07:21
tjaoh what a difference one slash in a wrong place does..07:24
tjakamion: it works now ;)07:24
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svenlKamion: can it be that ubuntu-installer or liveCD has trouble with atkbd ?07:28
svenlKamion: i didn notice, but itr seems my at keyboard doesnt react on pegasos. USB does work though.07:28
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Kamionsvenl: any particular version?07:31
svenlKamion: hoary live CD, as found on the DVD.07:33
svenlKamion: BTRW, i suppose the super-DVD does include the sources also ? 07:34
Kamionsvenl: weird, it's got the right versions of stuff to be able to deal with atkbd ...07:37
Kamionsvenl: no, it's a combined install/live DVD, I don't think sources fit07:37
Kamionalthough I could be wrong there, I didn't try to bludgeon debian-cd into doing that07:37
Kamionand atkbd is in input-modules too ...07:37
svenlmaybe my board isflakey.07:38
svenlit keeps crashing, will have to try again.07:38
svenlKamion: do you want a forth script to emulate the yaboot stuff ?07:38
svenlKamion: there is 1.5 Gb free on the DVD on powerpc.07:38
Kamionsvenl: yes, and sources for just the normal install CD take up *four CDs*07:38
Kamionso that suggests it won't fit07:38
svenlKamion: too bad it doesn fit.07:38
Kamionsvenl: forth> yeah, that would be cool, thanks07:38
svenlremember me your email address.07:38
svenlKamion: (smoe routine on it is a of dubious freeness, since it was inspired from some code publicly posted on some japanese apple forum.07:38
svenlok, live CD is starting ubuntu.07:39
svenlKamion: also, what is the relationship between ubuntu and kubuntu CD/DVD wise ? 07:40
jdubthey are like sisters07:40
jdubmostly the same, but one is shorter with a crooked nose07:41
svenljdub: :)07:41
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svenljdub: the question being if kubuntu can also be installed from the combined DVD, and if so how ?07:41
haggaijdub: yeah you really should get a proper nose job for gnome07:41
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jdubthe kubuntu CDs have different packages on them07:41
jdubi don't think you can install kubuntu directly from the DVD07:42
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svenljdub: so you could fit kubuntu in the combined DVD also, and an additional kubuntu live image too ? 07:42
svenl(having 1.5 GB free).07:42
svenlMmm. I think my board is having some stability problems, will try another one.07:42
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jdubunless i'm smoking really bad crack, the DVD already has all of the KDE stuff on it (being in main)07:43
jdubbut a kubuntu DVD would have a kubuntu live image and be set up to install kubuntu by default07:43
svenljdub: well, it would be set to propose both ubuntu and kubuntu, and the ability to use boath images.07:45
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Kamionsvenl: cjwatson@ubuntu.com07:47
jdubogra: plastic surgery07:47
Kamionjdub: it's not all of main, it's only Ubuntu supported07:47
jdubsvenl: that would be ooky07:47
ogralol07:47
Kamionwe have a separate Kubuntu DVD07:47
jdubKamion: ahr, that is different07:47
jdubogra: it's not something sexual that involves noses (this is a common misconception)07:48
ograhehe07:48
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svenlKamion: atkbd was wrong alarm, works fine on another board, i guess thefirmware test board is dying out.07:48
Kamionah, ok07:49
svenlKamion: would not both ubuntu and kubuntu fit on the same DVD ? 07:50
hungerWhy was mozilla-firefox renamed to firefox?07:51
jdubhunger: trademark issues07:51
hungerThat's tricky of those mozilla guys!07:51
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hunger"Hey, firefox db people we will call it mozilla-firefox, no worry"07:52
hungerand then they "force" people to drop the mozilla- later on.07:52
zygafirefox package got renamed?07:53
Kamioner, dude, it was the fire*bird* database07:54
Kamionthat's why firebird was renamed to firefox07:55
hungerKamion: Oh...07:55
Kamionsvenl: don't think so, although I haven't done the exact maths07:55
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svenlKamion: bad.08:03
wasabi_Man ya'll rock.08:03
wasabi_It's like, everybody I talk to lately is like "oh I use Ubuntu!"08:03
svenlKamion: altough i guess if there is 1.5GB free, this is two CDs worth of stuff.08:03
wasabi_Totally unrelated channels and things.08:03
svenlKamion: live cd worked on peg.08:03
svenlKamion: i just put the menu (modified for netboot) and the generated vmlinuz on my tftp server, put the DVD in the drive, and booted.08:04
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CarlKsvenl - what is peg?08:05
svenlCarlK: the pegasos computer : http://www.pegasosppc.com08:05
CarlKsvenl - got it.  08:06
CarlKsvenl - and you are running the live DVD over a lan?08:07
svenlnope.08:07
svenlonly booting the kernel+initrd, altough i believe the lan would be faster than the shitty DVD drive i was using.08:07
svenl(it died when i started openoffice).08:08
CarlKsvenl - ah, just as a way to boot the DVD?08:08
svenlCarlK: yes, since we don quite support yaboot yet.08:08
CarlKis that what knoppix uses?08:08
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ograCarlK, yaboot is ppc's bootloader08:12
svenlKamion: do you have some kind of CD/DVD media label or whatever that graphic thing is called, which can be used to print such DVDs ? 08:12
svenl(and are there any kind of legalese issues involved in it ?)08:12
ograCarlK, (and pegasos is not apple ;) thus it makes some problems)08:13
Kamionsvenl: I don't, no idea if we do08:13
svenlKamion: i mean, we are interested in giving out such a ubuntu DVD with each pegasos board we sell or something such.08:13
svenlKamion: i guess the ones you give out come with something, when you order them ? 08:13
Kamionsvenl: you might ask info@canonical.com, they might have a clue08:13
svenlKamion: who would be the best person to ask about this ? 08:13
svenlok.08:13
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CarlKogra  thanks08:14
Kamionsvenl: er actually make that info@ubuntu.com, not sure if they're the same people08:14
svenlogra, CarlK : the pegasos is more akin to IBM rs6k chrp boxes than powermacs, all being chrp though, so the same code should work on all of them.08:14
ograshuld :)08:15
ogra+o08:15
svenlogra, CarlK but the yaboot is sucha shity code base that it has ugly apple specific hacks. And we have some bug with reading from isos in our OF i am currently fixing.08:15
svenlKamion: cool.08:15
svenlKamion: who is behind info@ubuntu.com ?08:18
svenlKamion: can i use preseeding to make the install default to nobootloader ?08:20
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Kamionsvenl: behind it> don't know the current set of people08:20
Kamionsvenl: preseeding> the only way I can think of is to use an early_command to 'ln -s /bin/false /var/lib/dpkg/info/yaboot-installer.isinstallable'08:21
svenlI think i would need to fix the nobootloader package to install and call mkvmlinuz, and preseed u-i to call nobootloader instead of yaboot-installer, and it should work.08:22
svenlapart from the gigabit ethernet driver, but that is something i don want to meddle with.08:23
\shsvenl: what about the sponsorship with gentoo?08:23
svenl\sh: what about it ? 08:24
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svenl\sh: i mean, the gentoo folk sell our machines from their web site, but the main distro running on the machines have always been debian, and will be as long as i am involved in it.08:26
svenl\sh: but the current sorry state of debian/sarge X packages means that it is not possible for me to easily give out debian with the machine, if i don want to get into loads of problems.08:26
svenlI will see if i can fix sarge once it is released and provide our own version, but ubuntu is nice to give out to the unsuspecting users out there.08:27
Kamionsvenl: r27729 should make the necessary preseeding less gory in the future08:27
svenlKamion: r27729 of what ? 08:28
Kamiond-i08:28
svenlOh. Ok.08:28
\shsvenl: wasn't it morphos as default?08:28
svenli mailed info@, let see what they reply.08:29
svenl\sh: well.08:29
svenl\sh: morphos is nice and all, but i am a linux guy, so ...08:29
\shsvenl: so u r not directly connected to genesi?08:29
Kamionsvenl: do you think merging my yaboot-installer stuff for Pegasos back to Debian would be a good idea? The main concern I have is that it would be awkward if your Open Firmware revision is too old to support yaboot.08:30
svenl\sh: also i think all the morphos guys are kind of interested in a working linux stuff.08:30
KamionI suppose if I could check the OF revision in some way from debian/isinstallable, that would be workable.08:30
svenlKamion: i would merge it but not enable it.08:30
svenlKamion: yes.08:30
Kamionsvenl: so leave out chrp_pegasos from the subarchitecture line, you mean?08:30
Kamioncan do08:30
svenlKamion: tomorrow or this WE, i will mail you with some info to check the OF revision. I was thinking about exact that this afternoon :)08:31
Kamionor indeed I could let you boot with yaboot-installer/skip=false or similar on Pegasos08:31
svenl\sh: nope.08:31
\shsvenl: i was a bit concernced about the writings on morphos websites concerning payments from genesi...it's not a good PR work08:31
svenl\sh: i have been working for genesi this past years to do linux/debian/open-source/whatever port and user support.08:31
svenl\sh: well, the truth is that the morphos guys decided to commit collective suicide some month ago, and there where lot of internal disagreement.08:32
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svenl\sh: and the one guy behind those website you talk about, was doing so without the accortd of the rest of the team, and was not really honest about his claims anyway.08:33
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svenl\sh: who are you anyway ? 08:33
ograheh08:33
svenlogra: :)08:34
ograsvenl, \sh is one of our upcoming MOTUs08:34
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svenldict MOTUs ...08:34
ivoksuh...08:34
ivoksfight? :)08:34
\shsvenl: just a critical reviewer of OSS universe ;)08:34
\shivoks: no :) 08:34
svenl\sh: morphos is all but OSS though.08:34
ograsvenl, the guy you can poke for kubuntu-universe stuff in the future ;)08:35
svenlogra: oh.08:35
\shsvenl: well...I just got in contact with this story, when gentoo started over with their pegasos selling things...08:35
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svenlogra: what does the MOTU stand for ? 08:36
svenlMaster Of The Universe ?08:36
ograwe are the MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE !08:36
svenl\sh: well.08:36
ograyeah08:36
svenli found it all by my self :)08:36
ograwe expand the universe ;)08:36
ivoksmasters, masters... master of puppets...08:36
\shMOTU is everything...MOTU is the way of life...MOTU is the mother of all broken hearts and ex- and going to be ex- ISH employees08:36
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svenl\sh: well, it is old story, and well, if a closed group like the morphos guys start infighting, you get this kind of stuff.08:37
ivoksherve: welcome :)08:37
ivoksherve: i knew you will come08:37
\shsvenl: that's the reason why I'm asking questions :)08:37
svenl\sh: i think their discussion was open, but they kicked out their bad elements, and are sailing forward again.08:38
\shalways trying to find the real truth behind all rumors08:38
\shbtw...at least for one day, hurd was ready to run ;)08:38
svenl\sh: still, they are a closed source OS, and of little interest to me :)08:38
\shsvenl: but i'm interessted in this pegasos thingy...08:40
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svenl\sh: interestedin what ways ? And maybe we should go discuss this privately ? 08:42
surakKamion:08:43
surakSome machines do not reboot correctly with ubuntu-live08:44
Kamionsurak: hi. bad timing I'm afraid, I've got to run - my fiancee just lost her engagement ring down the sink and I need to go and resolve the panic08:44
ograargh08:45
Kamionsurak: can you mail me with details? cjwatson@ubuntu.com - that way I can respond during my daytime, since we don't seem to be syncing up very well with timezones08:45
surakThis is due to old microcode.08:46
Kamioncheck whether the various reboot= flags help08:46
KamionI know some laptops need reboot=b08:46
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surakif you update the microcode, it reboots correctly.08:47
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CarlKis there a command to "reboot now, don't unmount/shutdown anything" ?08:52
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CarlKif there is, I can stop pulling the power cord08:53
hervecarlK, try the power button!08:53
CarlKherve - that runs some shutdown script08:54
CarlKand pulling the plug is quicker than holding it down for 5-10 seconds08:55
ogradisable the script ;)08:55
surakBreezy does not run on sis videocards...08:55
zygasurak: are you sure?08:56
zygasurak: I've got a sis mobo with built in video card08:56
surakat least the one I'm trying here08:56
zygasurak: I run hoary though08:56
surakhoary is ok08:56
zygasurak: breezy does not run much stuff ATM :>08:56
surakbreezy is not08:56
zygas/run/run correctly on/08:57
CarlKon the live cd, is sources.list RO or can it be edited?09:01
CarlKapparently all my live CD's are somewhere safe09:01
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surakCarlK: it can be edited (i just erased it)09:02
CarlKheh09:02
CarlKthanks09:02
CarlKso for a "tech", it is easy enough to add repos?09:03
CarlKI should just burn one and see for myself...09:03
surakyou can add a repo. have in mind the fact that it puts everything on ram when running live (kinda oubvious though)09:05
CarlKyeah - I did this:09:05
CarlKhttp://dabodev.com/wiki/LiveCDDaboDemo09:05
CarlKand on the topic of virus scanning using Captive NTFS was sugesting that it is easy enought to add repos (becase I thought I had) and some said " on live-cd  it is NOT easy to install any repo. "09:06
CarlKbut before I dispute that, "I" need to do it09:06
CarlKnot that I don't trust you, but I want to be able to list what I did, not what I heard09:07
CarlKI suppose if you had said "No, you can't, it is RO" then I would have seen what the problem is09:08
ograbut the synaptic way isnt hard at all...09:08
CarlKeven better09:09
CarlKwoo.. just got pxe to boot the local drive with no extra files09:10
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herveCarlK: keep the power button pushed for several seconds09:13
CarlKherve - I don't have that many extra seconds, plug is quicker  ;)09:14
zygaCarlK: why do you want to do that BTW?09:14
zygaCarlK: not syncing drives can hurt alot ;] 09:14
ograliveCd testing09:14
CarlKlive CD and installing where I am goint to let the install wipe the HD clean09:15
herveCarlK: you'll just burn you power supply... if you're lucky!09:15
CarlKpulling the plug is bad for the PS?09:15
stuNNedhuman icons seems buggy i'm guessing09:15
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dholbachhey bob2 09:18
dholbachsee you guys tomorrow09:29
dholbachhave a nice evening09:29
seb128'night dholbach 09:31
dholbachbye seb128 :-)09:31
dholbach*wave*09:31
suraknight09:31
seb128see you tomorrow :)09:31
seb128daniel :)09:31
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lamontKamion: you around?09:51
suraklamont: Kamion seems to be looking for his fianc engagement ring inside the plumbing :-)09:52
ogralamont, he's LOTR today09:53
Treenaksogra: Gollum?09:53
lamontoh.  that's no fun./09:53
ograTreenaks, *g*09:53
herve:)09:53
surakogra: LOTR?09:53
ograsurak, lord of the ring09:53
surakoh! :-)09:53
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=== Treenaks just got back from Ep3
=== \sh saw it yesterday as preview :)
=== Treenaks hates you now
\shTreenaks: in the "non-translated version" *phew*09:58
Treenaks\sh: that;s the only one we get here in .nl09:58
Treenaks\sh: maybe some subtitles.. but no dubbing09:58
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\sh200 people in the cinema :) and sold out09:58
Treenaksuh mine had ~80 places left :)09:59
\shTreenaks: official start for germany is today :)09:59
Treenaks(but it was the 17:00-19:30 show.. so nobody came: everybody wanted dinner ;))09:59
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\shwoot?10:05
\shmvo: cud12k-01.ish.de ?10:06
\shwow10:06
mvohey \sh 10:06
\shmvo: u never said u our customer ;)10:06
\sh+r10:06
mvo\sh: I didn't knew that your work for ish10:06
\shmvo: ok..so i could bug u for a alpha test for new cable profiles :)10:07
mvo\sh: interessting, what is this about :) ?10:07
\shI like it :) really...the ubuntu world is really small10:07
ogra\sh, oh, didnt i tell you ?10:09
\shogra: no :)10:09
\shogra: but good to know where to find beta test candidates ;)10:10
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ddaahey seb12810:38
ddaawhere is pygtk hosted nowaday? I see no pygtk module in the gnome.org viewcvs.10:39
seb128it's on cvs.gnome.org10:39
seb128gnome-python/pygtk IIRC10:40
ddaahu...10:40
ddaaokay... gnome-python is just a placeholder...10:41
ddaaanother CVS perversion10:41
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ddaaseb128: thanks10:43
seb128np10:44
ddaabtw, any idea where is gdk-pixbuf?10:47
ddaaand any idea WFT is gdk-engine in the gnome cvs? Is that used at all?10:47
svenlMm, is there somewhere to complain a bout bad translation or should i do a real bug report /10:47
jdubddaa: it's the old gdk pixbuf engine for gtk+ 1.x10:48
jdubddaa: it shouldn'10:48
jdubddaa: it shouldn't be on your priority list10:48
svenlus keyboard without dead keys is translated in gnome keyboard choser as clavier us avec eliminee des cle mortes, which sucks.10:48
svenlshould be clavier us sans touches mortes.10:48
ddaajdub: I stumbled on it because it was the cvs module specified in the gdk-pixbuf info file.10:49
ddaaMy conscience told me something was wrong.10:49
ddaaSo, I still do not have a location for gdk-pixbuf10:49
jdubdon't worry about it10:50
jdubit's old and irrelevant10:50
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ddaajdub: gdk-pixbuf is on the priority list sent by mdz10:51
ddaaas a package which has patches in ubuntu10:51
jduband you're not summarising the name there? you mean precisely the "gdk-pixbuf" *source* package?10:54
ddaayes10:55
ddaaat least, in my understanding mdz sent us a list of source package (it contains "pygtk" and not "python-gtk")10:56
ddaa"there is no CVS repository for that old piece of crap" is a valid answer10:57
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CarlKLiveCD - does c-a-bs restart X or reboot the whole box?11:10
suraknice question - let me try11:10
CarlKI just spent 10 min loading up the nvida drivers, and I really don't want to do that part again11:11
CarlKtrying to see if the Live CD can be used to debug an nv problme11:11
surakbooting it now.11:11
CarlKplan B is init 1 && init 5 (i think)(11:11
suraktelinit 3 ; telinit 5 :-)11:12
CarlKyeah, that11:12
surakCarlK: just a minute11:12
CarlKthanks11:12
surakstill booting..11:15
surakbtw, it took almost the same time another machine ran the installation :-)11:15
CarlKhmm11:15
CarlKI cold burn another CD and boot something...11:16
CarlKor find my 3 other CDs that are somewhere safe11:16
surakc-a-bs now11:16
CarlKor read email while yours boots11:16
surakonly X11:16
CarlKthanks11:16
surakit went to gdm11:16
surakwait11:16
CarlKheh11:16
surakyes, gdm11:16
surakit logged in automatically (I thought it would stop there)11:17
CarlKhere we go...11:18
surakCalk: what happened?11:24
surakCarlK: sorry, typo11:24
CarlKgot the nv spash screen11:34
surakand?11:34
CarlKwaiting for the 1/2x cd... ;)11:34
CarlKP2-333, 128meg, no clue what the CD really is11:34
CarlKknow of a repoisatory that has a Captive NTFS packcage?11:36
surakno11:37
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CarlKnow opening term...11:39
CarlKZzzzz11:39
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pittiGood evening11:40
surakhello11:40
ograhey pitti 11:40
\shholla pitti11:40
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Riddellis there a written policy for what goes in hoary-updates?11:42
CarlK"yes" ;)11:43
CarlKI saw something like that on a wiki11:43
CarlKno clue where11:43
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jdubRiddell: major bugfixes11:44
jdubRiddell: like "hardware destroyed by software", "plague and famine" and "erased disk when I clicked cancel"11:44
Riddelljdub: I'm gettings lots of people complaining that MSN doesn't work since microsoft upgraded their servers and peole saying it should be fixed in hoary, would be useful to have something written to say that it's not going to happen11:46
\shRiddell: answer: use jabberme.net with psi and register to msn transport :)11:46
surakRiddel: gaim seems to work fine (i'm on it right now)11:47
CarlKdoes hoary-updates include other repositories?11:47
\sh.oO(we should build a ubuntu jabber server)11:47
CarlKasa in what does/doesn't go in11:47
Riddellsurak: yeah, seems to have only affected kopete 11:47
Riddellhttps://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1099311:48
jdubRiddell: that sounds like a pretty reasonable bug11:48
jdubRiddell: you need approval from mdz or Kamion 11:48
\shRiddell: wasn't there an update to kopete cause of this behaviour?11:48
jdubRiddell: and get some people to test your package, yada yada11:48
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moyogohi, i'd like to know more about the xhosa localization11:51
moyogoi'm interested in doing something similar in lingala, a language of the RDC11:52
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jdubmoyogo: Adi can answer questions for you -> adi@canonical.com11:53
jdubmoyogo: she managed the xhosa project11:53
moyogothanks11:53
moyogoI've also done a keymap with lots of african specific characters, i dunno if they'd be interested11:54
jdubcool, let adi know about that too :)11:54
moyogookay, i'm writing an email then11:55

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