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mdzhmm, debzilla seems to have stalled12:08
mdzI disabled the cron job, apparently12:09
=== mdz reopens the floodgates
dokooh, does this mean, we get all the RC reports from unstable?12:11
=== Mithrandir chalks down tomorrow for RC bug triage
Mithrandirwell, bed.12:12
mjg59mdz: Is there a more correct way of requesting a sync from Debian than just asking elmo on IRC?12:15
elmoif it's a new upstream version and in main, mail mdz, cc me.  if it's not, irc is fine, fallback on irc if I miss it12:17
elmomeh s/on irc/on email/12:17
elmoand I'm missing a lot ATM, thanks to apple being the worst company in the world EVAH12:17
dokoelmo: may I fall back to irc as well? ;)12:19
elmonot at 11 o'clock at night, you can't no.  well you can try, but I retain rights to ignore you12:20
dokoheh, I tried earlier as well ;)12:21
mjg59elmo: Ok - it would be good to get hotkey-setup from Debian once the new version is in the archive12:23
elmomjg59: ok, irc syncs definitely only work if I can sync it _right now_ ;-) pls mail and I'll deal with it when it appears12:24
dokoelmo: syncs from unstable to make anastacia happy: aspell-br 0.50-2-6 / ispellcat 0.4-4 / dutch 1:0.1e-37 / python-numeric (23.8-4), python-numarray (1.3.2-2)12:25
dokoelmo: universe: python-extclass python-tz umfpack libghemical12:26
ajmitchelmo: sync clamav (UVF, but is security fix) please :)12:27
elmoeh, I synced clamav already today12:27
mjg59elmo: Ok, no problem12:27
ajmitchelmo: ah, thanks12:28
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mjg59mdz: Does Colony 3 have restricted drivers in the installer?12:37
mdzmjg59: not unless someone did it without my noticing12:37
mjg59mdz: Ok12:37
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=== robitaille looks at the flood in bugzilla...165 new comments in the last 10 minutes...
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jdubsee what happens when a new colony CD is announced! stop that!12:52
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elmoor that could be debzilla being turned back on ...12:54
jdubthat's way less exciting12:56
jdubnow you get to drink from THE FIRE HOSE!12:56
mjg59ogra: gnome-power-manager still doesn't seem to do much...01:00
dokomjg59: usually windows tools with "power" in it's name dont't do much either ;)01:03
mjg59doko: ?01:04
robitaillejdub:  it's the debzilla effect (now up to 310; maybe I should unsubscribe from ubuntu-bugs...)01:06
Nafallojdub: have we got our mailinglist yet?! :-D01:07
mjg59Oh, yeah, can we have a laptop team mailing list?01:09
jdubNafallo: today - i fell asleep as soon as i got home last night01:10
jdubmjg59: oh, you have one01:10
jdubmjg59: i sent you and claire the admin details01:10
mjg59jdub: Oh, do we?01:11
mjg59I don't think I got a mail from you01:11
Nafallojdub: :-)01:11
mjg59jdub: Could you send it again? I may have accidently deleted it, or something01:12
Nafallomjg59: manual spam-filter? ;-)01:12
ajmitchanother mailing list for me to join? :)01:16
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elmoman, there's going to be so many random dpkg questions again for hoary -> breezy01:21
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Keybuk*nods*01:23
Keybukdaniels caused a lot of them ;)01:23
mpt_So, there's the main cdimage server, that has Colony but won't give it01:24
mpt_and the US mirror, that's nice and fast, but doesn't have Colony 3 yet01:24
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elmouh, it doesn't?01:25
elmooh, yeah it won't01:25
elmowe only trigger releases01:25
elmoI should probably fix that01:25
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KeybukI still want to know whether this iz gtk bug or iz xkb bug01:30
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carstenh_is there a standard way for changing /etc/network/interfaces in debian/ubuntu from a package maintainer script?01:58
carstenh_(it's not a conffile)01:59
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carstenh_and what is the standard way for endusers to configure their network? i don't use  a standard-installation :/02:06
HrdwrBoBusing network-admin02:06
carstenh_ok, thanks02:06
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elmochrist on a stick, is there something like xmms (not rhythmbox), that doesn't use freaking GTK 1 file chooser dialogs?02:44
elmovery preferably in hoary02:44
mgalvinbmp maybe, not sure though02:45
whiprush_beep-media-player02:45
Keybukmdz: so I've been looking at that annoying "eth0 can't be mapped reliably" warning02:46
Keybukelmo: muine?02:46
Keybukbasically it looks like it always moans if you try and ifrename eth0 or wlan002:48
danielselmo: there's an xmms2 that uses gtk2.  but upstream are against it.  sapping and impurifying our precious bodily fluids.02:48
elmo...02:49
KeybukI think we can just add "-t" to the ifrename call in hotplug, but I'm not sure whether that will cause death and destruction or not02:49
jdubyeah, use muine02:49
Keybukalternatively, we can comment out the warning ;)02:49
jdubit is rad02:49
jdubif you like xmms stylin's02:49
jdubwell, sort of02:50
jdubtry it anyway02:50
elmoyeah, I'm installing both muine and b-m-p to try02:50
infinityKeybuk : Given that the ifrename run happens before the network comes up, -t /should/ DTRT.02:50
Keybukinfinity: it's whether it runs before the _other_ network interface comes up though, isn't it02:50
Keybukthe manpage claims "this is not compatible with hotplug", but I can't see why02:51
carstenh_i don't like the idea of randomly changing interface names either02:52
Keybukwell, in theory, -t will result in the interface names always matching what iftab says02:52
infinityThey can randomly change, depending on when hotplug detects them, or what order the kernel drivers load in, or the phase of the moon, or who knows what.  That's the point of ifrename.02:52
infinityKeybuk : Exactly.  The only real way to know for sure is to do some testing, I guess.02:52
jdubifrename punched me in the face the other day02:53
infinityKeybuk : It can't be much worse than the current situation, where half our users will have their interfaces move between hoary and breezy "just cause".02:53
Keybukjdub: what did it do?02:54
jdubi tried to change iftab, but the kernel just complained about trying to rename each device on top of the other02:54
Keybukinfinity: I've played a bit, and I couldn't futz it02:54
jdubso it never actually did what it was told02:54
Keybukjdub: ah, see, you _wanted_ this "-t" we're discussing02:54
Keybuk-t is "takeover the interface name and do what I say, not what the kernel says"02:54
jduboh02:54
infinityAnd -t is pretty much required on most machines with multiple interfaces.02:55
infinitySo, I'm not sure why we weren't already using it.02:55
jduboh well, the tulip card probably rocks harder than the nvidia one anyway ;)02:55
mdzKeybuk: doesn't -t come with some scary warning attached?02:55
mdz"MAY EAT KITTENS"02:55
Keybukmdz: -t won't work if the interface name you're trying to steal is already plumbed02:55
Keybukbut we aggressively seed /etc/iftab with every interface, no?02:56
mdzKeybuk: but it will if it exists but is down?02:56
mjg59The death of kittens is necessary02:56
Keybukmdz: yeah, exists but down is fine02:56
mjg59Otherwise how would they get to heaven?02:56
mdzKeybuk: we seed it at install time, yes02:56
KeybukI managed to successfully swap my eth0 and ath0 around when playing02:56
infinity(Note that they MUST be down for it to work... So we should ensure that's the case)02:57
infinityie: Ensure everything listed in iftab is down; then perform swaps, make it atomic (ish).  Cause if one interface is up, the whole operation will go tits-up in curious ways (like you may end up with an interface with a completely random name)02:59
Keybukactually, it's not that random02:59
Keybukand it goes tits up in curious ways _now_ :p02:59
infinityNot in random ways, though.02:59
infinity"Not renaming the interfaces at all" is a pretty normal behaviour.03:00
Keybukya know we run ifrename _after_ hotplug right now? heh03:01
infinityYes.03:01
Keybukif we move S40ifrename to S39ifrename, it'll get run before hotplug and networking03:02
infinityAnd then any interfaces that only exist as a result of hotplug can't get renamed.03:02
Keybukyeah they can, because hotplug's net.agent calls ifrename03:02
Keybuk(before calling ifup)03:02
infinityHrm.  So, we'd still want/need the -t in the ifrename init script, but could probably skip it in hotplug (since we'd assume any names the hotplug devices conflict with have already been renamed)?03:03
Keybukexactly03:03
infinitySeems fair.03:04
mdzKeybuk: should we be calling ifrename at boot time at all?03:04
mdzisn't it called by hotplug at the right time?03:04
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mdzs/at boot time/from its init script/03:04
Keybukif we didn't call its own init script, we couldn't rename interfaces that aren't hotplug03:04
infinityDoes hotplug walk all network interfaces and act on them, regardless of their actualy hotplugginess?03:05
infinitys/actualy/actual/03:05
Keybukie. users fannying around adding "auto" stuff03:05
Keybukinfinity: ish. it looks at all interfaces briefly, but only processes ones it thinks it should03:05
infinityRight, then we need the init script.03:05
infinityIf it only acts on "mapping=hotplug" ones (or whatever)03:06
elmo[I haven't been following this but:]  it'd be kind of nice to not mandate hotplugging of interfaces03:06
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Keybukelmo: indeed03:06
Keybukah, we don't need to move the init script03:09
Keybukit's still before "networking"03:09
Keybukjust make sure that we call it with -t in net.agent and its own init script03:09
infinityI'm pretty sure that's what you said 10 minutes ago. :)03:10
Keybukthat's good then, I'm in agreement with myself03:10
Keybukok, that's really confusing now03:14
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Keybukthis'd fix #13551 too03:16
Keybuk(as well as #8391 & #10240)03:18
Keybukmdz: what do you reckon?  stick it in now and back it out if anyone screams?03:19
mdzKeybuk:  it == -t?03:20
Keybukyeah03:20
KeybukI've had an hour of playing of renaming and swapping three interfaces on my laptop, and can't actually make it break03:20
Keybukactually, that's not true, I made it break by deliberately adding an earlier boot that ifup'd one of them -- but all it did then was said "File exists" and didn't rename either of the two involved03:20
mdzKeybuk: yes, I think that's sane03:22
mdzin fact I think we discussed this late in hoary as a thing to do for breezy03:22
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danielsmdz: makedepend needs NEWing before Mesa can build, as does the libdrm I'm uploading now03:26
jdubdaniels: are all the metapackage dependencies working to have xkb work by default now? it works on my desktop but not on my laptop...03:28
infinityjdub : Was your laptop upgraded through several broken breezy upgrades, or a hoary->recentBreezy upgrade?03:29
jdubseveral breezy upgrades03:29
jdubi'm all about the devel branch, man03:29
infinityjdub : If you stepped through the many broken breezies, that's known to be problematic, and Daniel's mail to -devel/-users gave some hints about what to do to unbreak it.03:29
jdubhrm, pretty sure i did that03:29
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jdubdaniels: btw, with mgp:03:30
jdubimake -DUseInstalled -I/etc/X11/config/cf03:30
jdubIn file included from /etc/X11/config/cf/Imake.tmpl:47,03:30
jdub                 from Imakefile.c:35:03:30
jdub/etc/X11/config/cf/site.def:44: error: host.def: No such file or directory03:30
jdubIn file included from /etc/X11/config/cf/linux.cf:1085,03:30
jdub                 from /etc/X11/config/cf/Imake.tmpl:106,03:30
jdub                 from Imakefile.c:35:03:30
jdub/etc/X11/config/cf/xorg.cf:13: error: date.def: No such file or directory03:30
jdubimake: Exit code 1.03:30
jdub  Stop.03:30
jdub03:30
infinityjdub : Yeah, siretart saw that last night building libforms1 too.03:31
jdubaha, was missing lots of files03:31
jdubsorted xkb03:31
danielsyeargh.  stupid diff outsmarted me.03:31
infinityjdub : Missed the "--force-confmiss" step?03:32
jdubyeah03:32
daniels(it excludes empty files, and doesn't tell you about it)03:32
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danielsjdub: fix uploaded; itmt, just touch /etc/X11/config/cf/{host,date}.def03:35
jdubdaniels: thanks!03:36
jdubd'oh, build failure anyway ;)03:37
jdubdraw.o: In function `xft_getdraw':03:37
jdubdraw.c:(.text+0x2904): undefined reference to `XftDrawCreate'03:37
danielsjdub: sounds like it's wanting -lXft.  which package is this?03:39
jdubmgp03:40
jdubit has -lXft03:40
danielsjdub: worked for me ...03:40
jdubah, it had a blank -L before it though03:40
jdubmust've short circuited03:40
danielsdaniels@brainfreeze:~% objdump -T /usr/lib/libXft.so | egrep 'XftDrawCreate$'03:40
daniels0000000000008d30 g    DF .text  00000000000000ba  Base        XftDrawCreate03:41
danielsyeah, blank -L's make the baby Jesus cry03:41
jdubonce i deleted the -L, it was fine03:41
jdubcrap, and it still has the broken fonts -2 had03:42
danielssvgslides is calling you03:43
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mgalvindaniels: just a heads up... 7439 is fixed (works for me anyway)03:47
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Keybukit's nice to see people describing when ${random piece of software} will be available by what Ubuntu release it'll turn up in03:49
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infinityKeybuk : And what random piece of software are we shipping now? :)03:50
Keybukthey were talking about gtk-using-cairo-and-running-like-a-dog :p03:51
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TheMusoHas anybody's 2nd stage install of Breezy colony 3 on i386 frozen at 91%? The message currently being displayed is Downloading files 5 of 6 (0s remaining)03:53
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TheMusoOn VT 4, it appears that new packages are going to be installed. There is nothing left to download, but it is stuck at 57% and says that it is working.03:55
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danielsmgalvin: as in, the nvidia drivers?04:06
danielsmgalvin: what problem were you having in the first place?04:06
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mdzelmo: if you're still around, Colin's cron jobs can be re-enabled now04:16
Keybuk/etc/init.d/gdm start ... laptop goes down04:25
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jdubhrm04:26
jdubmy battery applet is still b0rk04:27
jdubhal bong!04:27
Keybuk?!  "cannot execute binary file"04:27
Keybukwtf is my laptop on?04:27
elmomdz: done04:28
Keybukno, it's not my laptop04:28
Keybukelmo: the buildds just managed to generate a binary that was all \004:28
Keybukoh, no, wait04:29
KeybukXFS04:29
mgalvindaniels: its the bug number for the issue i had where with both the installed system and the live cd X would always start up with just a blank screen... i always have to switch to con6 then back to con7 to get the display to work... this problem is fixed with the current x server04:29
mgalvinit starts up normally now04:29
mgalvinon intel i810 graphic chipsets04:30
danielsmgalvin: oh, ok04:30
danielsmgalvin: thanks04:30
mgalvinnp04:30
krystoffhi there 04:45
krystoffwanna know where i can find docs about the way do well-done packages for ubuntu ?04:47
rbelemkrystoff, hi...04:50
krystoff:)04:50
rbelemlook these links04:51
rbelemhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingTips04:51
rbelemhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/HowToBuildDebianPackagesFromScratch04:51
krystoffthx a lot04:51
rbelemhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources04:51
krystoffyes i m on this one :)04:51
rbelemhttp://www.nl.debian.org/doc/manuals/maint-guide/04:52
rbelem;-)04:52
Keybukso, err, silly question time -- do we have either a ppc or amd64 machine I can debug something on?04:52
rbelemthere are more links at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/RodrigoBelem04:53
krystoffin fact i have a source .tar.gz and wanna create a package with it ... i m looking for the right info ?04:53
mdzKeybuk: yes04:55
rbelemkrystoff, yep ;-)04:55
KeybukI'm guessing I never got accounts on those while I was in the lp team? :p04:55
mdzKeybuk: concordia.ubuntu.com is an amd6404:55
krystoffok thx a lot rbelem 04:55
Keybukdon't have an account on that04:56
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infinityKeybuk : And you want davis for ppc.  (which yo umay also no have an account on)04:58
infinityBut with fewer typos.04:58
jdubmjg59: ping04:58
Keybukyah; some elmo-worshipping needed tomorrow I think04:58
Keybukjdub: dude, I'm awake ... you expect someone else from the UK to be?04:59
danielsKeybuk: elmo was until very recently04:59
jdubKeybuk: you might be keeping him awake :)04:59
Keybukhe slept on the SOFA04:59
jdubwell, get some matches and some spare plastic lying around04:59
jduband stick it where the oxygen don't burn04:59
danielsi thought oxygen never burnt, but just acted as a catalyst05:00
rbelemkrystoff, ;-) 05:04
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krystoffok it seems big work to do :)05:07
krystoffrbelem ok the first thing i have to do is a chroot env right ?05:10
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bob2well, that's handy05:17
fabbionemorning05:17
Keybukuh-oh, fabbione's awake; must be bed time! :p05:22
Keybukheyhey fabio!  *hugs*05:22
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fabbionehey Keybuk 05:24
Keybukhow you doing?05:25
mdzgood morning sir fabio05:25
fabbionestill jetlagged that you are awake so late?05:25
fabbionehey mdz...05:25
KeybukI'm not sure it's jet-lag, but just my usual inability to sleep at times other people consider normal05:25
fabbioneKeybuk: injecting the first liter of coffee in my blood05:25
fabbionei am not even awake yet :P05:25
fabbionemdz: congrat with Colony 3. i am going to break a couple of things for a day... need to upload a new kernel with ABI change and all the rest to realling the overall05:26
fabbionemdz: the usual abi change drill05:26
mdzfabbione: I thought you were joking about that05:27
fabbioneno i wasn't...05:27
fabbionebut we are not ready for upload yet.05:28
fabbionei need to finish the test builds around first05:28
mdzfabbione: when you are ready, try to coordinate as much as possible to minimize the breakage05:28
fabbione(we are almost there)05:28
mdzget the source, builds, seed changes, and d-i build done in quick succession05:28
fabbionemdz: yup.. i already have all the other packages ready.05:28
fabbionei will need somebody with super power to new the overall05:28
fabbioneor somebody to give me super power to do so05:29
mdzelmo and I usually don't sleep at the same time05:29
fabbioneyes i know.. don't worry.. i didn't plan to make a mess around :)05:29
mdzwhat is your estimated launch time?05:29
fabbionetomorrow morning.. probably at this time05:29
fabbioneit depends how fast i can manage to test build today05:29
mdzyour/elmo's morning or mine?05:29
fabbionemy time05:30
mdzthis lithuanian beer is pretty tasty05:30
fabbioneehehhe05:30
mdzstevea is not the only worthwhile thing coming from lithuania05:30
KeybukI think BjornT would resent that05:30
mdzoh, that's right05:30
mdzhe seems to spend so little time there I forgot he was native05:30
fabbionemdz: i might also prepare all the packages for you and you can do the upload/NEW dance your morning..05:30
fabbioneif you prefer that solution05:31
Keybukand stevea really comes from lancashire, and just pretends to be lituanian ;P05:31
mdzhe doesn't pretend very well05:32
Keybukthis is true05:32
mdzunless lithuanians really like eggs05:32
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luis_tseng: you around?05:34
mdzcolony 3 isn't on distrowatch yet; ladislav must be sleeping05:34
Keybukhe's cutting down on the eggs05:34
Keybukdidn't touch a single one in Brazil05:34
danielsKeybuk: ?!?05:34
danielsKeybuk: you're sure this was the real SteveA, and not an infiltrator05:35
Keybukit was the real one, nobody else has psychic hair05:35
whiprush_luis_: your test pdf blows up my evince in breezy05:35
mdzKeybuk: that one deserves an explanation05:35
Keybukhave you never noticed that SteveA's hair reflects his mood?05:35
Keybukwhen he's relaxed, laid-back, or (more usually) drunk -- it gets very fluffy and wavey05:35
Keybukbut if he's stressed or angry about something, it goes flat and straight05:36
luis_whiprush_: I'm running HEAD, not breezy perse, and I believe there is a cairo bug in the last release wrt evince and fonts05:36
whiprush_ah ok, good to know05:36
mdzKeybuk: it's not so much psychic as empathic05:38
Keybukperhaps05:38
fabbioneKeybuk: i had an insane idea for dpkg...05:44
fabbioneKeybuk: when you are more fresh we should talk about it05:44
fabbioneit might tickle your imagination :)05:44
Keybukactually, I'm pretty fresh now05:44
mdzyou're always pretty fresh05:44
KeybukI am?05:44
fabbioneok :)05:44
mdzin one sense or another05:44
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danielsyou win05:45
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fabbionehehe05:45
fabbioneKeybuk: the idea is to kill metapackages. they are horribly boring to maintain and keep around.05:46
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fabbioneKeybuk: some part of it is implemented already as task05:46
KeybukI dunno, he's been my boss just three days, and he's already getting offensive :p05:46
fabbioneKeybuk: but it's not exactly the same05:46
Keybuki'm listening05:46
fabbioneso my idea was to introduce a keyword in the control file like:05:47
=== luis_ is now known as lu|sleep
fabbionePartOf: $package_foo05:47
fabbioneso N package that are part of package foo, will be automatically installed if you ask apt to install foo...05:48
danielsdon't we already have the Task: field for this?05:48
fabbionewithout having a metapackage called foo05:48
Keybukthat does sound remarkably exactly the same as the way Tasks work now05:48
fabbionedaniels: this is more dynamic.. tasks are maintained at archive level05:48
Keybukstick Task: wibble in a bunch of packages05:48
Keybukaptitude install ~twibble05:48
danielsfabbione: err, last I checked, Task: was done in a control field05:48
mdzKeybuk: I am completely tame; I leave the offense to sabdfl05:49
fabbionehmmm05:49
fabbioneKeybuk: i tought that Task was for archive only...05:49
fabbioneif that's the case, than no. it's no need of Task:05:49
fabbiones/Task/PartOf05:49
Keybukyou can stick Task: in control files and Packages files and stuff05:49
fabbioneok05:50
fabbionethan forget my idea :)05:50
fabbioneDANKE05:50
Keybukgood idea though :p05:50
=== fabbione auto-kthxbyes himself
mdzthe difference between tasks and metapackages is that metapackages have state05:50
fabbionemdz: yes.. that was the idea in PArtOF.. to keep a state...05:51
fabbionebut well i guess it's no point..05:51
mdzfabbione: how so?05:51
Keybukyeah, it'd be nice to be able to remember whether a task was "installed" or not and use that in the calculation for the auto stuff05:51
KeybukI'm sure mvo and I talked about that in UDU05:51
mdzif we implemented metapackages using properly-handled Recommends, that would be very close to the ideal semantics05:51
Keybuk"properly-handled" ?05:52
mdzaptitude/dselect semantics05:52
mdzrather than, say, apt-get semantics05:52
mdzyou know, it would go a long way toward that if I just got rid of apt-get05:52
Keybuk$ apt-get install foo05:53
Keybuk ______________05:53
Keybuk< use aptitude >05:53
Keybuk --------------05:53
Keybuk        \   ^__^05:53
Keybuk         \  (oo)\_______05:53
Keybuk            (__)\       )\/\05:53
Keybuk                ||----w |05:53
Keybuk                ||     ||05:53
mdzif aptitude did build-dep I could totally get away with it05:53
mdzreplace apt-get with a shell script and see if anyone notices05:53
Lathiathaha Keybuk 05:53
danielsmdz: dude, you have a hard enough time convincing people that dselect is a bad idea.  htf do you expect to slip apt-get by them?05:53
mdzdaniels: I only have a hard time convincing *Colin*05:53
Keybukand elmo05:54
danielsmdz: (and elmo)05:54
Keybukmy plans to move dselect into universe for breezy have failed :'(05:54
mdzelmo is beyond hope05:54
mdzKeybuk: how so?05:54
KeybukI guess you'd also have to include iwj in that list now too05:54
mdzit is not too late, as far as I'm concerned :-P05:54
Keybukelmo suggested that it was his project, and his ftp archive, and there was no way he was going to run universe software on our servers, so ergo it wouldn't go in05:55
danielsmdz: sure, scott can ask for it to be moved, but you say that like it has any gravity05:55
Keybukand as he was the only person with the button to make that change, etc.05:55
danielsright05:55
mdzhe isn't anymore05:55
mdzbut 2 of the 3 people with that power are dselect weenies05:55
Keybukthough it was much louder, with more swearing and funnier; because elmo said it05:55
calcdselect rox05:55
Lathiatpeopel still use dselect?05:55
LaserJockhave any of you install Breezy from Colony 3?05:56
=== calc uses dselect
mdzLaserJock: yes, I do tend to do that a few times before announcing a release ;-)05:56
KeybukLathiat: I know of at least one person who still uses the dpkg ftp method, and dselect; and doesn't even have apt installed05:56
Lathiatdselect caused me much paino when i started on debian, its ui was horrid.05:56
Lathiati never really use aptitude tho05:56
Lathiati just use apt-cache and apt-get05:56
LaserJockmdz: I had trouble getting things installed smoothly, aptitude keeps freezing05:56
calcLaserJock: aptitude sorting is horrid05:57
mdzLaserJock: hardware problems?05:57
=== infinity notes that he also is a "dselect weenie"
KeybukI use aptitude05:57
calcLaserJock: if aptitude got decent sorting it could probably be a useful replacement for dselect05:57
LaserJockmdz: I was having trouble with X05:57
KeybukI've given up even testing dselect these days :)  I figure if I break it, the only people who care will fix it for me05:57
LaserJockI keep rebooting and it seems to get further05:58
LaserJockbut X seems to be spotty too05:58
KeybukLaserJock: freezing where, out of interest?05:58
LaserJockKeybuk: I had a hard time getting through the first reboot05:59
KeybukLaserJock: which bit was freezing though, what was on screen at the time?05:59
mdzLaserJock: run a memory test05:59
mdzthere's one available from the grub menu06:00
LaserJockdownloading 9 out of 10 .. something or another06:00
mdzKeybuk: LWN article on autopackage06:00
mdzit doesn't include even one occurrence of the word "crack"06:00
LaserJockBTW, Colony 2 worked fine06:01
mdzLaserJock: if you still have colony 2, try it again and see if it still works06:01
LaserJockwell, I'm dual booting with Hoary, does that count?06:02
AndyFitzmfz,  even mike hearn has mentioned that its crack :-)06:02
Keybukwasn't someone else complaining about the same thing earlier?06:02
KeybukTheMuso Has anybody's 2nd stage install of Breezy colony 3 on i386 frozen at 91%? The message currently being displayed is Downloading files 5 of 6 (0s remaining)06:03
KeybukTheMuso On VT 4, it appears that new packages are going to be installed. There is nothing left to download, but it is stuck at 57% and says that it is working.06:03
mdzKeybuk: not that I've heard06:03
AndyFitzbut it was usefuly for inkscape development snapshots06:03
mdzLaserJock: when you say "freezing", do you mean the system hangs, or the progress bar stops being updated?06:03
ajmitchmdz: so you don't want the autopackage installer in universe? :)06:03
mdzLaserJock: try alt+f4 or such06:03
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LaserJockother vt's work06:03
mdzoh, ok06:04
LaserJockI do top and I there is 0 CPU activity06:04
mdzperhaps a network issue, then06:04
LaserJockit is exactly ad Keybuk said06:04
LaserJock*as06:04
Keybukwhy does the CD download stuff?  language packs?06:04
ajmitchI'm just surprised that noone requested autopackage on the universe candidates list06:04
mdzKeybuk: a bug06:04
mdzKeybuk: (yes, language packs)06:04
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ajmitchafternoon jsgotangco 06:05
mdzajmitch: well, the author did come by and say we were wasting our time packaging things and that we should use autopackage instead06:05
jsgotangcohi06:05
LaserJockwell, i'm not so worried about the install thing because I restarted a few times and it got farther each time and I think it is done06:07
KeybukUsers have often been heard to complain, however, that the GNOME hackers Know Too Much to listen to those cries as they follow the One True Course. A tendency by some developers to describe user requests as "crack" probably has not helped in this regard.06:07
Keybuk*giggle*06:07
LaserJockhowever, I installed the nvidia drivers and now X doesn't work06:07
TheMusoKeybuk: I was able to get past it though. I had to kill a process, can't remember what it was however. I am going to attempt an install on PowerPC as well and if I get the same problem, I will let you know.06:07
LathiatKeybuk: haha06:08
mdzKeybuk: "crack" totally started as an Ubuntu-ism, not a GNOME-ism06:08
Keybukit did06:08
mdznow all the cool kids are saying it06:09
jsgotangcohehe06:09
Keybukway back in London06:10
AndyFitzits been heard of before within redhat06:10
mdz"way the hell back"06:10
Keybukwhen mdz had hair06:10
AndyFitznobody knows where it came from06:10
mdzalmost 18 months!06:10
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mdzKeybuk: I temporarily had hair in London06:11
danielseh, crack was a debianism06:11
KeybukI'll have been at this company 18 months in just two weeks06:11
mdzdaniels: debian described people as being "on crack" or "smoking crack", but not the ideas themselves as "crack"06:11
mdzKeybuk: having fun yet? ;-)06:12
danielsmdz: point06:12
mdzjdub: what was OSCON like?06:12
whiprush_I'm pretty sure "crack" was a gnome-ism from a long time back.06:13
whiprush_"That said, the goal is a "mainstream" rather than "UNIX" desktop and that goal has always been explicit. So _when_ there's a tradeoff or conflict the needs of office workers will win out over those of a 20-year UNIX sysadmin. Not a secret."06:14
mdzwhiprush_: this debate will go down in the annals of history next to "who put the bomp in the bomp-she-bomp"06:14
whiprush_heh, havoc rocks.06:14
danielsmdz: THE CHICKEN!06:14
Keybukmdz: things are improving, certainly06:15
mdzwe should have an Ubuntu vs. GNOME ultimate frisbee match to settle it06:15
whiprush_so, jam was on the linux link tech show tonight, lots of good ltsp and ubuntu publicity.06:15
mdzyeah, he mentioned it on #ltsp06:16
mdzis the show available for download?06:16
Keybukah yes, isn't that lugradio without all the foul-mouthed ubuntu-worship? :p06:16
whiprush_I believe it is a few hours after the cas.06:16
robitaillemdz: http://www.tllts.info/archives/tllts_97-08-17-05.ogg06:17
mdzthanks06:17
whiprush_they did it live though, the first 30 minutes is them struggling with asterisk.06:17
whiprush_pretty painfull.06:17
LaserJockdoes anybody know how to diagnose why X won't start when there aren't any errors in the X log?06:18
jdubmdz: pretty good. it's like lca but with a very corporate attendee profile (very expensive conference). heaps more web and scripting stuff.06:18
mdzhah, this is hilarious06:18
mdzthey have a pretty pro-sounding voiceover guy06:19
whiprush_yeah06:19
whiprush_it has like, voiceover repeats and stuff.06:19
whiprush_"This Sunday, SUNDAY! Watch monster trucks take on LINUX!"06:20
mdzjdub: there should be an oscon which is about operating systems06:20
robitaillejdub: were the mailing lists ever moved to a server with spamassassin? (wondering if the spams I reject as a list admin is the iceberg, or the tip of one)06:20
`anthonyjdub: don't forget lots of vendor-supplied free alcohol!06:20
jdubmdz: i think they call it USENIX, but it's all lame now.06:20
mdzjdub: USENIX is totally has-been06:20
jdubrobitaille: haven't been moved yet, no, but will be doing SA in the interim.06:20
=== ajmitch hopes that a few ubuntu people turn up to LCA'06
`anthonyisn't lca06 in foreign places?06:21
jsgotangcoits in dunedin06:21
jsgotangcoNZ06:21
ajmitch`anthony: yeah, the other australian state06:22
mdzouch, clipping06:22
jsgotangcojanuary is summer right?06:22
Keybukajmitch: I've tried to submit a talk, and have tried to bribe the panel to accept it, so we'll see :p06:22
whiprush_jdub: oy you going to make it this way for ohiolinux?06:22
jdubwhiprush_: it's looking like a no06:23
jdubotherwise i'm going to be away from home for months on end06:23
Keybuk. o O { Whatever happened to Ubuntu Weekly News ? }06:23
whiprush_k06:23
jdubif my travel schedule materialises as I think06:23
Keybuks/Weekly News/Traffic/06:24
mdzKeybuk: the fridge ate it06:24
Keybukthe fridge never happened though, did it?06:24
jdubwe didn't have a UWN06:24
jdubKeybuk: fridge is happening as we speak06:24
whiprush_Keybuk: yeah dude, get with it.06:24
jdubwe still need a traffic regardless of fridge06:24
jsgotangcowhere?06:24
danielsmdz: can we please move libglut3-dev from universe to main kthx06:24
danielsmdz: it's a dependenciy of freeglut3-dev (main), which makes it uninstallable06:25
mdzdaniels: is it a new source?06:25
danielsmdz: and the rest of the glut source package seems to be in main06:25
danielsmdz: no06:25
whiprush_jdub: jam and I will do an ubuntu talk at ohiolinux, probably gonna have aseigo do a few slides wrt. kubuntu.06:25
infinitymdz : No, the source is glut, which is alreayd in main.06:25
Keybuk"If a project provides an autopackage, you know it can work on your distribution."06:25
mdzdaniels: what's the name of the source package?06:25
KeybukHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA06:25
mdzinfinity: tx06:25
whiprush_jdub: I heard your slides are very rip off-able ...06:25
danielsmdz: but it is required for mesa to build (feel free to ponder the irony of the libGL build requiring the GL Utility Toolkit, which is built on top of libGL)06:25
mdzdaniels: done06:25
Keybukyes, especially when it provides a file that gets overwritten by something provided by something else06:25
danielsmdz: thanks06:26
mdzcancel that06:26
LaserJockis there any reason that the nividia drivers (installed from synaptic) would prevent X from starting? 06:26
mdzattempted, but failed06:26
jdubwhiprush_: hrm, dunno about that, my talks are mgp06:26
infinity...06:26
jdubwhiprush_: but my talk will be up soon with slides06:26
danielserm06:26
mdzI think katie is pissed about the fact that it's the same version in warty, hoary and breezy06:26
whiprush_jdub: you're so sun dude. it's all about ME ME ME.06:26
whiprush_:p06:26
jdubthere's a tarball of slide images though06:26
`anthonyjdub: mgp?06:26
jdubmagicpoint06:26
mdzdaniels: should be sorted now06:26
danielsthanks06:27
AndyFitzjdub,  get the font ?06:27
jdubyep06:27
jdubyou should pitch it to the kubuntu guys, to fix up their ugly k06:27
jdubthe m and w are a bit square06:28
jdubthe z doesn't seem to fit, either06:28
AndyFitzyeah they used to be 2 n's   but they looked a bit weird.  I'll try lowering the arches a step to round them off06:28
mdzz is important06:28
AndyFitzthe Z and the X are the 2 glyphs I'm having trouble with06:28
AndyFitzI just can't sex them up06:28
jdubactually, most of the characters with straight lines look a little odd06:28
jdubv, x06:29
jdubc doesn't look round enough06:29
mdzthe font was designed as a curvy roundy thing06:29
AndyFitzv is curved a little ( on janes request )06:29
jdubyeah, doesn't quite go though; perhaps thinner would work06:29
AndyFitzthe d,be,h&p are all the same shape ( as in the logo )06:29
jdubthe s is not very curvy, for a curvy character in a curvy font06:29
jdubthe numbers are all a bit whacky ;-) ;-)06:30
AndyFitzhrm  yeah it used to be even straighter.  I'll curve it a bit more ( no more horizontal beziers )06:30
Gmanwhiprush_, hey, what's wrong with sun!?!? don't forget there's an 'S' in sun....'share' :)06:31
`anthonyAndyFitz: You're designing a font, and asking for opinions? dear gods, you're in for a world of hurt.06:31
jdube is great06:31
jdubthat seems to fit more closely than the s style06:31
AndyFitzand the numbers suck :-P   the title font shouldnt have uppercase glyphs and I don't see numbers / symbols coming into it either  but I'll let them evolve06:31
whiprush_Gman: man, I thought you were asleep. :p06:31
lamontmdz/fabbione: what change do I need to make to the livecd script?06:31
jdubAndyFitz: controversial suggestion - wonder what f is like without a complete crossbar? :)06:31
fabbionelamont: ????06:32
jdubeverything up to l is rad06:32
mdzlamont: clear out /var/lib/update-notifier/user.d I think06:32
mdzlamont: but perhaps check with mvo to be certain06:32
jdubm looks flat06:32
mdzmaybe just touch a file instead06:32
fabbioneah yeah...06:32
jdubnopqr rad06:32
AndyFitz`anthony:  it seems everyone has their pet peeve glyph.   mine is X  keybuk's is Z I think  and jdubs is S.  ( janes was V ) and a mates was W06:32
jdubs seems uncurvy06:32
fabbionelamont: one sec...06:32
jdubtu rad06:32
AndyFitzjdub,  I06:32
jdubv curvy weird06:32
jdubw flat like m06:33
jdubx seems too harshly sharp06:33
jduby rad06:33
jdubz flat/sharp06:33
fabbionelamont: ./var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/06:33
`anthonyjdub: just use comic sans MS ;)06:33
AndyFitz'll send you the svg source linework and have a quick play.   it takes a bit to turn it into a typeface  but if you can throw me some ideas back in vector it'd be alot of help06:33
fabbioneas mdz said06:33
lamontwow - i386 is > 92% current06:34
jdubAndyFitz: perhaps with vxz, thinner is the way to go - the bounding box looks square compared to the rectangular bound of the other glyphs06:34
AndyFitzokay,  so X,Z,M,Wand S  all need a little ubuntu-love06:34
fabbionelamont: what about sparc?06:34
lamontfabbione: so rm -f var/lib/update-notifier/user.d/*?06:35
jdubAndyFitz: if vxz were as thin as u, that might work06:35
lamonti386 92.21% 5993 of 649906:35
lamontpowerpc 91.44% 5778 of 631906:35
lamontamd64 90.68% 5692 of 627706:35
lamontia64 90.18% 5638 of 625206:35
lamonthppa 76.81% 4795 of 624306:35
lamontsparc 75.10% 4715 of 627806:35
AndyFitzjdub yeah,  I think I'll try and wave the x a little in a slight curve like the V  the Z is a nightmare06:35
fabbionelamont: for what is my concern, that would do.. 06:36
ajmitchAndyFitz: this going to be public for us to look at?06:36
=== jdub doesn't dig the curve
jdubif it were thin as the u, that would probably solve jane's request06:36
jdubwhiprush_: man, all the boring chitter at the start of this show... yeesh ;)06:37
AndyFitzajmitch,   its actually a bounty. I don't know what the rules are but I'm happy to make what I have public06:37
lamontmdz: now that base lacks postfix, could you have casper quit nuking it?  (that way if someone builds a derived CD with postfix, it'll actually work...)06:37
lamontor have a chance of it anyway06:37
whiprush_jdub: yeah, the production quality is pretty crap.06:37
AndyFitzjdub,  thanks for the valuable feedback.  I'll change the XVZ now06:37
jdubdesrt: the assignment for the kernel bug was correct06:37
desrtben collins?06:37
jdubwhiprush_: i bet they don't swear either06:38
jdubdesrt: yeah06:38
desrtoh.  weird06:38
jdubjbailey: hey, is DSDT loading working?06:38
whiprush_jdub: they do, not like the lugradio guys though06:38
desrtwhenever i file new ones, they go to fabbio06:38
whiprush_only the occasional "shit" or so.06:38
AndyFitzomfg.   evince is brilliant06:38
lamontmdz: any other livecd tweaks you'd like?06:38
=== desrt puts it back
jbaileyjdub: Nope.  Requires a kernel patch that I didn't get to today.  I hope to have it to Fabio by end of my day tomorrow, though.06:38
AndyFitz10 points to whoever implemented proper text selection06:38
jdubdaniels: whoa, big upgrade06:39
jdubjbailey: aha06:39
jdubjbailey: that must be why my acpi reporting is so *BONG* :-)06:39
whiprush_jdub: what the world really needs is a mjg59 radio show.06:39
danielsjdub: big upgrade?06:39
whiprush_get all of the swear words out at once.06:39
jdubdaniels: xorg06:39
danielsjdub: dude, -50 was like 28 hours ago06:39
Keybukwhiprush_: we tried to persuade him to do a "Matthew's Angry Hour" at debconf last year06:40
jdublots of goodies06:40
danielsjdub: i have bigger and cooler planned for xorg06:40
jbaileyjdub: Quite probably.  initramfs-tools loads the DSDT.aml file into the right place, the kernel just doesn't look there yet.06:40
Keybukwe'd give him a microphone and poke him with sticks to make him angry06:40
Keybuksadly mjg59 is disappointing in real life06:40
jdubjbailey: ahar.06:40
danielsjdub: like getting rid of all the shared libraries except libXfont06:40
dokogood morning06:40
jdubKeybuk: not once he's inebriated.06:40
danielsKeybuk: except when he yells out 'FUCK.  YOU.' and hurls a CD across the room, almost decapitating pitti.06:40
ajmitchmorning doko 06:40
Keybukmdz: you are a bad man, you have caused me to blog06:40
whiprush_I recall him being pretty vulgar when drinking06:41
jdubAndyFitz: huge number of the glyphs are spot on - well done, that's really bloody hard stuff :-)06:41
AndyFitzjdub, thanks mate.  when its done I'll publish the fontforge / inkscape sources with glyph making instructions on the ArtTeam wiki so that i18n guys can add their glyphs and the font will grow06:44
Keybukit's not complete without a glyph for  and 06:46
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jsgotangconice06:47
AndyFitzhehe06:49
mdzKeybuk: dude, you were blogging before you ever met me06:49
=== daniels remembers the Oxford session on blogging
Keybuk"The Jeff And Scott Roadshow"06:50
jbaileydaniels: There was a session on blogging?06:50
mdzit warms my heart to know that our default desktop font has 06:50
robitaillejdub: according to firefox, the xml at http://planet.ubuntu.com/rss20.xml  is "not well-formed"06:51
jdubthere's probably a & in someone's title06:52
Keybukwhat's worrying is that the only time I've ever been to my local LUG *STILL* is that time Jeff and I went up there during Oxford06:52
jdubit was a very small LUG06:52
Keybukwolveslug is even smaller06:52
danielsjbailey: you were at Oxford?06:52
jbaileydaniels: No.06:52
danielsjbailey: right06:53
jbaileydaniels: But I don't remember reading about that.06:53
danielsjbailey: but yeah, there was.  the jeff and scott roadshow.06:53
AndyFitzbetter to be a pirate than join the navy hey ?06:53
danielsjbailey: that's because it was utterly unremarkable :P06:53
Keybukunremarkable?!  it was a talk with the word "motherfucker" in it06:53
jdubdid we say motherfucker?06:53
jduboh!06:53
jdubyeah, that's right06:53
jdubthat was the joke06:53
danielsKeybuk: dude, elmo was there06:54
jdubwell, the one we prepared06:54
danielsKeybuk: one mention of the word 'motherfucker' is utterly unremarkable compared to the security support bof06:54
whiprush_heh, someone who blogged about oscon blogged about how much jdub swore.06:54
jdubthat was `anthony 06:54
Keybukdude, that was the _only_ preperation we did for that!06:55
whiprush_"it must be more acceptable in .au" or something to that effect.06:55
danielsthe fucking security fucking support bof fucking involved a fucking lot of fucking mentions of the fucking word 'fucking'.06:55
Keybukdaniels: that BOF was intense06:55
jdubwhiprush_: context -> `anthony is australian06:55
Keybukthere was a lot of fucking06:55
whiprush_ah06:55
danielsKeybuk: that's the one06:55
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whiprush_warning: this show might contain language.06:55
Keybukand elmo getting very angry that mdz wouldn't tell him if there was a kernel exploit in the wild which affected his precious data centre :p06:55
mdzKeybuk: I thought the fucking BOF was in mataro06:56
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jdubuh oh06:56
danielsmdz: no, the fucking bof was in oxford06:56
jdubBenC: dude, you put "Ubuntu Linux" in your sig06:56
Keybukmdz: god know, it's far too far down the quotes page to be in Mataro06:56
jdubBenC: itym "Ubuntu" :-)06:57
danielsmdz: it was one of my first introductions to elmo06:57
whiprush_Keybuk: expect to be stormed by 30498750348 autopackage fans.06:57
Keybukoh yes, you'd never met elmo before06:57
danielsno, no I hadn't06:58
Keybukstrangely, the first time I met elmo, he was quiet and reserved06:58
danielsKeybuk: what, was he asleep?06:58
Keybukexcept when he fled like a girl when Steve lit the BBQ with petrol06:58
Lathiathas anyone noticed X randomly getting stuck with a cursor like a resize widget or a hand, meaning you can't do anythign and can't get rid of it? i've had it happen a few times06:58
Lathiatand by stuck i mean its stuck in some mode trying to do something with said cursor, you cant actually click on anything, or whatever06:58
jsgotangcolol06:58
danielsLathiat: gtk bug06:58
danielsLathiat: hasn't released a grab06:59
Lathiatdaniels: yay06:59
Keybukreally?  I tend to get those with Mozilla06:59
jdubKeybuk: gtk bug :-)06:59
mdzKeybuk: you use mozilla (-browser)?06:59
KeybukI got those with mozilla since before gtk even existed :)06:59
Lathiatdaniels: can i do something to force it to ungrab?06:59
Lathiatshort of restarting mjy xsession06:59
Keybukmdz: where Mozilla is a generic term to describe any output from MosaicCorp/Netscape/AOL/MoFo etc.06:59
mdzLathiat: shoot your computer06:59
Lathiatok so it was gnome panel cus i killed it and now i have no mouse cursor at all07:00
danielshaha, awesome07:00
Lathiatoh wait it came back07:00
Lathiatyay07:00
danielsthere's ctrl-shift-numpad/ or something and numpad*07:00
mdzdaniels,infinity: are you guys going to need any more archive love tonight?07:00
danielswhich ostensibly kill all open grabs, and kill all clients with open grabs07:01
danielsmdz: yes, when mesa finishesbuilding we'll need binary NEWs07:01
Lathiatoh cool07:01
mdzok, I should be around for that07:01
danielsbut I think those key combos have been broken since about 4.307:01
Lathiatdaniels: what, like xscreensaver? :)07:01
mdzbut at some point I'll sleep07:01
danielsLathiat: heh.  that's why it's not enabled by default, presumably.07:01
Lathiatwhcih kindly kills your x session if that happens tho07:01
Lathiati tried to kill it when i had it lock my screen on the hoary live cd07:01
Lathiatand then it went kapoof :)07:01
Lathiatshould have killed its little manager at the same time07:02
mdzmako: dude, you spelled Minsky's name wrong in your blog07:02
infinitymdz : Beyond mesa (which is building right now), we should be okay on our own.07:02
danielsinfinity: you sound like we're in grade 3 and you're accompanying me to the toilet or something07:03
daniels'we're big kids now!'07:03
infinity*cough*07:03
Lathiatwith training nappys07:03
KeybukI don't think they do them in daniels's size07:03
danielshey, I'm a small, delicate flower07:04
Keybukin the body of someone who fell into the potion as a baby07:04
infinityAnd forvermore, I shall call him Obelix.  Thanks.07:04
danielsmust've been all the margarine I habitually ate before I was 1007:05
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danielswhich is roughly when I started growing stupid tall07:05
Lathiatnot by itself, right?07:05
danielsout of the tub with a spoon, yes07:05
Lathiatew07:06
danielsyes07:06
Lathiatwtf dude that makes me sick ;p07:06
AndyFitzinfinity:  brisbane is the new melbourne.  we have snobs too now07:06
whiprush_infinity: are you the network-manager dude now?07:06
danielsAndyFitz: sydney has the pretensious snobs.  we have things that are *actually* cool.07:07
danielsAndyFitz: brisbane just aspire to be pretensious.07:07
infinitywhiprush_ : Yes, but if you have high hopes for it making it to breezy, I'd place your faith elsewhere.  The more I look at it (and the further we get past feature freeze), the more it looks like it's just too immature to get it happy.07:07
danielsnetwork-manager wants a pony07:07
whiprush_:-/07:07
infinitywhiprush_ : But I'm all for help on improving it in universe with an eye to actually having something useful for breezy+1.07:07
whiprush_it was working pretty well most of the cycle.07:08
infinityFor some value of "working well" that doesn't really mesh with my idea of "should be on every desktop"...07:08
whiprush_question:07:08
AndyFitzdaniels.  we have the resindogs.  and sydney has the avalanches.  melb has the cat empire.. ( I think )  that says a bit07:08
danielsAndyFitz: um, dude.  we have tzu, bias b, muphin (and plutonic lab also), j-red, selekt, dexta (dj from the avalanches) is from melbourne ...07:09
whiprush_if you don't think it'll make it, moving it out to universe would mean more leeway as far as updating it right?07:09
AndyFitzdaniels: bam07:09
bob2dext*er*07:09
bob2who is coming here soon07:09
bob2and brisbane has the resin dogs, > avalanches (who broke up)07:10
infinitywhiprush_ : It's in universe already.07:10
Mithrandir'morning07:10
whiprush_oh, thought it had moved to main.07:10
infinitywhiprush_ : And yes, I'm sure we'd rather have something that works in universe than something that doesn't.07:10
danielsbob2: dext*a*.07:10
AndyFitzbob2  arent the avalanches releasing a new albumb ?07:10
Keybukone thing always worried me about network-manager07:10
Keybukit seems to spend all of its time bringing interfaces up and down07:10
infinitywhiprush_ : I've had some feedback from a few people, will update to the latest CVS, and have some integration changes to make, but even with all of those, I've run into some "gotchas" that I think make it just not ready for primetime in ubuntu-desktop.07:10
Keybukwhen it could just leave them up and change the default route a bit07:10
whiprush_infinity: I've been playing with it for like 4 months, didn't know you had taken maintainership of it.07:11
Keybukwhiprush_: he touched it last07:11
whiprush_I'll pull from cvs tomorrow and do stuff.07:11
whiprush_oh07:11
danielsbob2: unless he's changed his name from what it used to be.  and his brother is kuya.  one year, dexta was the defending champion from .au (2000? 2001?), and came up against kuya in the nationals, because kuya won victoria.07:11
infinityKeybuk : Actually, it was thrown at me, and I can't seem to wipe it off.07:11
whiprush_heh07:12
infinitymdz : mesa should be ready for binary NEW.07:12
AndyFitzdaniels,   I saw dexta do a set at last splendour in the grass.  the man has skillz that kills07:12
danielsbut tzu/bias b/muphin (with or without plutonic)/pegz/matty b/lyrical commission/etc > resins07:12
whiprush_infinity: all I can offer is some testing and a bottle of liquor at the next ubuntu conference, heh.07:14
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bob2daniels: google says 4960 vs 587, to the charming young man fron the capital07:14
infinitywhiprush_ : Testing is much appreciated.  Code would also be handy. :)07:15
whiprush_heh, now you ask the impossible!07:15
whiprush_for me anyway. :p07:15
infinitywhiprush_ : Catch me when I get back, if you're still around, so I can pick your brain about the current state of affairs.07:15
danielsbob2: hm?07:15
whiprush_okey07:15
danielsbob2: and they're all better than koolism also07:15
bob2daniels: dj.dexta vs dj.dexter hits07:15
bob2daniels: dexter does not appear to give shouts out to spencer street station07:16
mdzinfinity: done07:16
infinitymdz : Danke.07:16
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danielsbob2: that's because we can just say melbourne and everyone knows we rock, rather than having to namecheck libraries and art galleries etc07:17
Keybukright -> bed07:18
\shmorning07:20
\shwho is responsible for the bts importer to bugzilla?07:20
danielsi swear autoconf is just taunting me at this point07:22
daniels\sh: mdz07:22
\sheeks07:23
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robitaille\sh: yeah, mdz turned it on again a few hours ago; I think the importer had been off for quite a while...07:25
\shbad bad bad07:26
\shmany dupes of already resolved and fixed bugs07:26
\shok...will try to mark them as that07:28
robitailleit's too bad our weekly bug day was yesterday :)07:28
\shanyways...it's not good to have old bugs reopened by debian bts again07:29
\shok..have to go to work first...then the rest :)07:31
\shlater dudes07:31
sivangmorning all07:40
jdubdaniels: QUESTACON!07:41
desrtthe laptop team template is really good07:42
jdubelmo: planet update please :-)07:42
danielsjdub: questacon is crap.  their only draw is still that 'run against cathy freeman' thing.07:42
desrti have problems with my laptop that i didn't even realise!07:42
`anthonyhttp://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/08/16/solaris_x86_not_too_shabby/print.html <-- "Solaris 10 will kill Linux. Oh, except that the installer sucks, and there's no device support". /me headslaps.07:43
AndyFitzjdub,  update emailed07:43
bob2daniels: um, and an earthquake machine.  and a lightning machine.  how many enclosed natural disasters does melbourne have?07:43
bob2`anthony: hm, thursday is a "sun doesn't like linux day"?07:44
`anthonybob2: less since we voted out kennett.07:44
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AndyFitzhahahaha07:45
`anthonybob2: as opposed to the rest of the week, which is "Sun makes cheap shots at Redhat" days. You'll know Ubuntu has made it when Schwartz starts slagging it.07:45
AndyFitzI went to the observation deck on melbourne and pointed to the entertainment centre and asked the guy what it was.  and  he said   "oh,  thats just jeff's shed"07:45
bob2`anthony: wednesday is "Solaris is our version of Linux" day, iirc07:45
sivang`anthony: just ignore the press, there's someone in .IL (a "known" technology reporter) that still claims that linux is not ready for the embedded market07:45
danielsbob2: none.  because no-one wants to destroy it, unlike sydney (where your house gets destroyed every year).07:46
AndyFitzkennett was a bit wacky hey ?07:46
jsgotangcolol07:46
daniels'There is no /root directory, which means that all of root's stuff piles up in /, which is hardly a major problem, but perhaps not the best thing for organization.'07:46
danielsAndyFitz: more sensible than Joh07:46
HrdwrBoBdaniels: we have REAL natural disasters07:46
HrdwrBoBer bob207:46
`anthonyAndyFitz: I think it was Rod Quantock who pointed out that most of Kennett's building projects featured things sticking up at 45 degree angles, around the same angle as the nazi salute. 07:47
danielsHrdwrBoB: only the odd flash-flood07:47
AndyFitzhahahaha07:47
HrdwrBoBtwo in the past year and a half07:47
danielsHrdwrBoB: yes, but no-one likes fairfield anyway.  full of stinky hippies.07:48
AndyFitzit seems australian politics has consumed #ubuntu-devel  .   I can imagine that being frustrating to other locales07:49
HrdwrBoBthey might get an inferiority complex07:49
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`anthonySo, to recap: device driver support is suck, installer is suck, management interface is suck, available software in packages is suck, no online automated security patching without paying $, but Solaris is a threat to Linux. Riiiight.07:50
HrdwrBoBit's ok the reviewer can't find the 'hide messages when deleted' button07:51
HrdwrBoBin evolution07:51
jdubHrdwrBoB: stupid default, dude.07:51
HrdwrBoByeah07:51
HrdwrBoBI totally agree07:51
jduband totally stupid functionality in the first place07:51
AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/Ubuntu-Title.ttf  - let it be known that I don't like the M or W07:52
`anthonyjdub: _obviously_ the solution is spatial deletion, where when you delete something, it moves to a different area of the screen.07:52
jdubAndyFitz: aha, X is on the money07:53
jdubZ is on the money07:53
AndyFitzand S ??? 07:54
jdubM/W... hrm... dunno07:54
HrdwrBoBM/W is too .. bendy07:54
AndyFitzm / w has gotten worse than the block looking ones07:54
danielsHrdwrBoB: ... dude.07:54
jsgotangcowow..its soo ubuntu...07:54
jdubV is much closer, though would love to see non-curvy one of similar width07:54
AndyFitzto keep it close to the N we need kill the curves again07:54
jdubS is *really* close07:55
jsgotangcon doesn't look like n at all07:55
jsgotangcobut i see the pattern on r07:55
jdubAndyFitz: how about not having a strong centre stroke on the M/W?07:56
jdubso much more like the n, but just a dip, not a complete stroke07:56
AndyFitzjdub,  yeah I'll go back to the old way and cut the center stroke bit in half07:57
AndyFitzI tried with the dip and it looks weird ..  like a mutated U 07:57
AndyFitzbut half is a nice balance 07:57
jdubone thing with the k, the top stroke seems to be coming out of the bottom stroke07:57
AndyFitzso it dies on the same line the X crosses07:57
jdubwould be good to have both joining at the same point07:57
AndyFitzjdub,  yes its a lowercase K  this is a typographical technique.  the weight is too heavy with both stroked coming from the balancing line07:58
AndyFitzthat was the way I had it in the firstplace but it has since been modified due to it not fitting in with the rest of the set07:59
AndyFitzit suits hard edges sans fonts . but not gothic-sans fonts ( and this ultimately is a fat gothic sans typeface )08:00
jdubgenerally both meet at the same point but not in the upright08:00
jdub|<08:00
jdub^ like that :-)08:00
jdubonly closer...08:00
jdub;)08:00
AndyFitzcan't be done and made to look sexy . 08:01
AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/ok.png08:02
AndyFitznono08:02
AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/K.png08:02
AndyFitzdamn gaim autoreplace08:02
jdubwell, if nothing else, the bottom one should hang from the top one08:02
AndyFitzrefresh http://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/K.png08:04
AndyFitzhrm.,  I'm picking up what you're putting down08:04
AndyFitz:)08:05
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pittiGood morning08:05
ajmitchhi pitti 08:05
AndyFitzg'day pitti08:05
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jdubAndyFitz: hey, you're joining within the upright08:06
AndyFitzjdub:  does the most left  K  suit ?08:06
jduband the first k looks better than the second :-)08:06
jdubyes, vastly better :-)08:06
AndyFitzagreed08:06
jdubthat k08:06
jduball by itself08:06
jdubwill make kubuntu suck less08:06
AndyFitzhaha08:06
jdubthat k has offended me for too long08:07
AndyFitzspoken like a devout gnome user 08:07
jdubmore the typography fascist in me, than the gnome contributor08:07
jdubhey, now the a is looking weird08:08
AndyFitzhuh ?08:08
AndyFitzit always looked like that 08:08
jdubyeah08:08
jdubbut as the other characters improve08:08
AndyFitzthe A has been a hassle for me 08:08
jsgotangcothe g looks pretty toned down to me08:09
AndyFitzits hard to make it not look like an o08:09
jdubhow about going for an old-fashioned style a?08:09
AndyFitzI thought about it but that would break the consistency on all the other curves08:09
AndyFitzits possible . but would look squishy at that character height08:10
AndyFitzesp with the thick lines08:10
pittijdub: does your battery applet work now with the new hal?08:12
jdubpitti: you'll see some bug mess in your mail :-)08:13
jdubAndyFitz: like the s08:13
pittijdub: ok, I didn't yet come that far in my mailbox...08:13
AndyFitzjdub I'llshow you a screenie of it like that 08:13
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AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/a.png08:15
AndyFitznot too sexy08:16
jdubhmm08:16
jdubappeals to me08:16
jdubdunno08:16
jsgotangcoit does not feel right to me08:17
jsgotangcolike a "bizarro" feel08:17
jdubAndyFitz: maybe the normal one would benefit from being slightly wider?08:17
jdubhrrm.08:17
jdubno, that's rough08:17
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AndyFitzoops kernel panicked08:21
fabbioneAndyFitz: time to buy better hw08:22
AndyFitzfabbione,   my lappy is still the highest spec machine dell sell08:25
danielss/spec/weight/08:26
AndyFitzpanics just happen 08:26
danielsAndyFitz: none of this invalidates what fabbione said08:26
`anthonydaniels: No, that's my 5150. 08:26
daniels`anthony: andy's gives it a run for its money, certainly08:26
daniels`anthony: it's insane08:26
`anthonythis sucker's something like 5.5kgs with the powersupply.08:27
AndyFitzhence I can't buy better hw  because I can no longer afford it lol08:27
`anthonypower supply is a monster.08:27
bob2you just need an equally big hip flask to wear on the other side while carrying it08:27
MithrandirI bet it's unusable to hit people with08:28
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AndyFitzjdub: did you see the issue with the 'a'08:29
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AndyFitzhttp://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/badges.jpg  - valley market humour08:31
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AndyFitzjdub:  http://andy.fitzsimon.com.au/Ubuntu-Title.ttf  updated08:41
highvoltageAndyFitz: is that a free font?08:42
AndyFitzhighvoltage:  it will be released under GPL08:42
AndyFitzits not released yet 08:43
highvoltageok08:44
AndyFitzjust updated with a dash on the 1   so you can tell it apart from the l    however its not a font for numbers symbols etc so this shouldnt matter08:45
AndyFitzwith a serif  mean08:45
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lucashi08:45
AndyFitzhi lucas08:46
lucasI'm seeking confirmation for a bug about locales in X before I submit it. The bug report I intend to submit is on http://blop.info/ubuntubug.txt08:46
lucascan sbody look at it and confirm the issue ?08:47
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danielsnon-utf-8 locales may well be broken, yes.  is there any reason why you're not using utf-8?08:48
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lucaswell, is there a good guide about utf-8 migration, dealing with using [G] VIM and vim in ssh sessions on non-UTF8 systems ?08:51
lucaseach time I try migrating, I end up facing issues I don't really understand08:52
Mithrandirlucas: luit fixes the latter, at least.08:52
lucascool, thanks08:55
jdubAndyFitz: btw, GPL is not a good choice08:55
lucasdaniels: for the record, I should report this bug anyway. which is the correct package ?08:55
jdubfonts are regarded as computer programs in most jurisdictions08:55
danielslucas: libx11-608:56
jdubAndyFitz: hrm, i don't have any more ideas for M/W08:56
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pittiHey mvo08:59
AndyFitzjdub,  GPL is a good choice in my opinion.  but I'm open to suggestions 09:00
AndyFitzcreative commons wouldnt suit I don't think.  esp since this will be canonical's not mine so attribution would get confusing09:01
jdubAndyFitz: so, consider the legal POV on using this font in, say, acrobat reader.09:01
mvohey pitti 09:01
infinity3-clause BSD, MIT, or LGPL would all be better choices for something as widely-used as a font, IMO.09:01
bob2MIT/x11 4 lyf09:02
AndyFitzI have no problem with LGPL if thats cool with the rest of canonical09:02
lucasarg luit isn't in Ubuntu anymore :/09:03
jduban MPL derived license might be a good choice09:05
jdubhrm, hmm.09:05
AndyFitzsabdfl agreed to gpl so I ran with that but anything is good so long as its free enough to be distributed freely09:06
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AndyFitztime for this geek to skate back to the bat cave.09:07
AndyFitzjdub,  thanks alot for you help.  I appreciate it.  ciao09:08
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danielsmdz: please update the seeds to have libgl1-mesa and libgl1-mesa-dri instead of xlibmesa-gl/libgl1-xorg and xlibmesa-dri/libgl1-xorg-dri09:31
jdubhmm09:31
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danielselmo: please remove libgl1-xorg* from the archive09:32
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jdubyo chmj 09:33
mvodaniels: will we get r300 dri support :) ?09:33
danielsmvo: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/breezy-changes/2005-August/009480.html09:34
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danielsmvo: that's possibly slightly misleading as we need ddx and drm updates yet, but close enough09:34
chmjhey jdub 09:34
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danielsmvo: ddx is coming, i guess drm is close too09:34
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mvodaniels: that's great news! 09:36
seb128hi09:36
pitti_Hi seb128 09:37
seb128what is great news?09:37
mvomorning seb128 09:37
seb128hey pitti mvo :)09:37
mvoseb128: we are getting dri support for r300 based cards09:38
seb128oh, cool09:38
danielsyeah09:39
danielsonly agp though09:39
danielsno-one's written pcie gart stuff for the drm though09:39
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danielsmdz: (nevermind)09:41
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Mithrandirdaniels: does that mean "pcie cards won't work" or "pcie won't be accellerated"?09:48
danielsthe latter09:48
danielsyou don't get DRI, or good Xv09:48
daniels(since good Xv requires you to be able to DMA to the card)09:48
seb128elmo: around?09:48
\shgentlemen...u want to listen to a secret at my company?09:50
\shwe replaced all of our sun dns machines to hp/compaq dl380 ones with hoary on it...09:50
infinityWell, it won't be very secret if you disclose it in a publically logged channel.09:50
danielsthe only thing better than a dl380 is a dl38509:51
\shhehe..i don't mention the name of the company09:51
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`anthonydaniels: is it worth logging a bug about fullscreen Xv support using the nv driver producing corrupted video? or will upstream just not care?09:51
Treenaks\sh: congrats :)09:51
infinityservereyes.de?09:51
\shinfinity: no...09:51
danielsif that's what passes for a secret at your company, you need to work somewhere more exciting09:51
danielsunless it's novell or red hat or something (or sun) which makes it interesting09:51
\shinfinity: the company which is paying me, and payed ogra before he started to work for canonical :)09:51
\shdaniels: i worked for redhat ,-)09:52
daniels`anthony: yeah, sure, but worth trying the nv driver from head first.  if I'm feeling particularly useful, I'll even merge in Exa support to nv first, so you can have a shiny fast desktop.09:52
\shinfinity: i will talk to our PR guys...to have a real announcement for ubuntu :)09:52
mvodaniels: is it worth to report a file conflict between libgl1-mesa-dev and x11proto-gl-dev? (/usr/include/GL/glx.h)09:53
daniels(if the gods smile upon me, breezy will ship with exa as the default for nv and radeon.)09:53
danielsmvo: no, because I've already fixed it, but I just forgot to upload x11proto-gl09:53
mvodaniels: ok, thanks09:54
\shdaniels: this won't happen...cause god is coming to cologne and his partner landed a couple of minutes ago in cologne/bonn airport09:54
\shs/in/at/09:54
danielsmvo: fix uploaded09:54
daniels(oh yeah, and maybe for sis too, but no-one cares about sis aside from twini.)09:55
seb128daniels: the video card on the box that get 640x480 with hoary liveCD is an "intel 82865G"09:55
mvodaniels: heh, that was fast!09:55
danielsseb128: yeah, known issue.  the only bug with more dupes was the 'x is broken in ten ways' one from the start of breezy.09:55
danielsmvo: well, I'd already fixed it a couple of days ago before I did mesa, just forgot to upload.09:55
`anthonydaniels: Exa support?09:55
danielsseb128: it has slightly more dupes than 'nvidia bites', I think09:56
danielss/nvidia/&-glx/09:56
daniels`anthony: shiny new acceleration architecture to replace our crappy old one.  largely cribbed from kaa in kdrive, so it makes composite accelerated and usable, and does xrender very well (its use cases during development were render and composite).09:56
seb128daniels: hum, k. Going to be fixed for 5.10 ?09:57
daniels`anthony: and the main exa ninja reverse-engineered large swathes of most of the nvidia chipsets one day out of sheer frustration, so nv has working exa support, including dma for uploading and downloading data. :)09:57
danielsseb128: it was fixed in the first upload after hoary09:57
seb128gra, ok ok09:57
`anthonydaniels: K. Is this going to be something (the HEAD nv driver) that I can install on a hoary box without massive massive pain? I'm completely uninterested in running breezy on it, cos it's my main work machine.09:57
danielsseb128: i don't have any intel desktop kit, and I didn't get a single useful log or anything until after it was too late09:57
danielsseb128: just 'oh my god how broken'09:58
daniels`anthony: ha ha.09:58
`anthonydaniels: That's what I figured.09:58
daniels`anthony: it changes the server core as well as the drivers, so no09:58
`anthonyI'd think about running breezy, but I'm too attached to having a working X server.09:58
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\sh`anthony: the x server is working09:58
`anthony\sh: today ;)09:59
infinityIt's been fine for weeks.09:59
`anthonyI will wait a week or so, and grab a livecd to test with that.09:59
\sh`anthony: it's running for weeks now...10:00
\shoh sorry...i didn't want to repeat infinity 10:01
dokopitti: the dutch thing ... please don't upload, waiting for elmo to sync ...10:01
Mithrandirrepeat infinity can take a long time, I guess.10:01
pittidoko: no, I won't10:01
\shMithrandir: hmmmm...Freud?10:01
\shI think so10:02
seb128pitti: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=13678 is either for you or to close (we have 2.3.7 as current package, not sure if you fixed warty/hoary)10:04
pittiseb128: ah, you also wade through the huge bug list imported from Debian?10:05
pittiseb128: yes, I fixed that in a recent USN10:05
seb128pitti: yet, like I had no enough bugs waiting for me, they decided to make a new wave :)10:05
pitticlosed10:06
seb128thanks10:06
danielsseb128: do you want more bugs?10:07
danielsseb128: now X is split, I can happily hand off all the shitty little client-side libraries to you :P10:07
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seb128daniels: no thanks ;)10:08
pittibah, why don't we have jigdo files for the current images?10:09
danielsseb128: it'll be great.  you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll drink yourself to an early death.10:10
danielsseb128: well, you won't really laugh, but close enough.10:10
seb128I've already my fun with GNOME10:10
seb128but you can try giving that to pitti by example :)10:10
=== pitti just got a whole new bunch of bugs and is completely satisfied, thanks
danielsseb128: think of how awesome it will be10:12
danielsseb128: i'll never tell you that something's a gtk bug again10:12
danielsseb128: it doesn't matter whether it's in gtk, libxrender, or libx11, because it'll always be your fault!10:12
danielsseb128: it'll make life much easier10:12
infinityI fully support this initiative.10:13
seb128hum, thanks10:13
seb128because of you I kind of like my gtk bugs now :p10:13
daniels'i am interested in your ideas and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.'10:13
tepsipakkidaniels: about #13362 (again)... will this exa make my life easier?-)10:15
Mithrandirdoko: 13660, does that affect us?10:17
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dokoyes and no, we either need to install the correct x86_64 headers from glibc, or update amd64-libs to glibc-2.3.5. that's a jbailey thing at the moment10:18
danielstepsipakki: umm ... not at all.  the nv exa acceleration only accelerates 2d ops, no 3d.10:19
tepsipakkidaniels: ok10:19
Mithrandirdoko: ok, so I'll bump it to jbailey.10:19
ogramorning10:19
dokoplease do10:19
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tepsipakkidaniels: I know how to get around the preseeding stuff, touch nvidia_drv.o before xserver-xorg configures10:20
tepsipakkibut if the config-script hasn't changed much after hoary it should still work10:20
tepsipakkiwithout that trickery10:21
Jimbobdaniels (or anyone): What's the diff between libgl1-xorg and libgl1-mesa in breezy?10:26
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infinityJimbob : The first is going away tonight, that's the difference.  Give me time to upload and rebuild everything. :)10:41
Jimbobahh10:42
danielstepsipakki: i'm surprised that preseeding nvidia worked at all in hoary.  istr the logic being roughly the same.10:44
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tepsipakkiwell, if nvidia-glx has been unpacked, shouldn't xserver-xorg.config then notice the driver in /usr.../modules?10:46
lucasdaniels: any workarounds for my non-UTF-8 locales bug ? I tried for an hour, but life in UTF-8 sucks for me.10:46
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danielslucas: no idea, sorry.  i'm swamped looking at other stuff.10:47
lucasok :/10:47
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danielsseb128: ... evince uses dbus?10:55
seb128daniels: correct10:55
Lathiatdaniels: isnt it the factory stuff? (bonobo styles?)10:55
danielsseb128: what on earth for?10:55
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seb128daniels: to be commanded by dbus10:56
danielsseb128: ow, my head.10:57
tepsipakkithe new evince rocks.. it finally has proper text-selection10:57
infinityseb128 : What sort of use case is there for externally driving a document reader?11:02
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danielsi mean, i'm the biggest dbus cheerleader evar (ask jdub), but even I think this is a little bit insane11:03
danielsjust like I think one module for every tiny little script and sample app that xorg ships is slightly insane11:03
seb128infinity: automated testing11:05
seb128the wiki page mention " Backend sandboxing; like [WWW] Colin Walters imsep idea, run the rendering backend in an SELinux jail over DBus... call it D-Evince."11:05
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danielshow about just writing a backend that isn't hideously insecure?11:06
danielsalos, d-evince totally has to use dconf11:06
seb128ha ha11:06
seb128good one11:06
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Nafallomorning all :-)11:06
danielsseb128: you think i'm joking11:06
seb128this dconf stuff is a joke11:06
danielsseb128: i'll make that official fd.o policy.  any d* project has to use dconf.  including d-bus.11:06
seb128would be funny :)11:07
danielsincluding dak11:07
danielsdak will have to use dconf as well11:07
seb128let's move dpkg on freedesktop and make it use dconf too :)11:08
danielstotally11:09
danielsit can't possibly get any worse than it is now :P11:09
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tepsipakkiis there any hope of gconf getting a ldap-backend by 6.04?-)11:12
danielstepsipakki: DECONF!11:12
danielsDCONF, even11:12
tepsipakkiheh11:13
danielsseb128: you'd better watch your back, or I'm going to write a DconfSpec, SebastienBacherLead11:13
danielsseb128: BreezyGoal11:13
NafalloFeautureFreeze ;-)11:13
NafalloBreezy+111:13
seb128daniels: speaking aobut spec you should better get the xine one moving :)11:13
danielsdconf is too important to wait11:14
danielsseb128: can't do it this week11:14
azeemI thought dconf was just a step on the way to econf, as that clearly has the sexier letter in front of it11:14
danielseconf will be FULLY GL-RENDERED11:15
danielsand also never released, and crash all the time11:15
danielsand all your settings will come out typoed11:15
Treenaksdaniels: ah, you've spoken to rasterman?11:15
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Lathiati thought gconf had an ldap backend11:15
Lathiator is it non operational?11:16
tepsipakkinot applied11:16
tepsipakkiit should exist thouhg11:16
danielsand stacked benchmarks of econf will come out which clearly show econf's best case it has been hand-tweaked for against gconf's worst case ever, a case that no-one uses, and then people will run around saying OMG NOT PERFORMANT WTF11:16
danielsnot that I'm bitter11:16
Lathiatyou just want a pony?11:17
danielsi want several ponies11:18
tepsipakkifor me one of the worst "features" of GNOME/KDE is that two sessions on different machines is not supported11:18
Lathiatnow now don't get greedy11:18
\shhmmm...colony 3...I should manually partition my harddrive...but there is no way to do it ,-)11:20
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ogra_seb128: do you know if your student also made sure that the update-nootifier doesnt get run for non privileged users ? i think thats an essential thing ...11:23
ogra_(just struck me)11:24
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mvoogra_++11:24
seb128what has that to do with my student?11:25
seb128update-notifier is mvo's11:25
ogra_seb128: i think he works on  a distinction mechanism fro privileged/unprivileged users11:25
seb128that's not app specific11:26
seb128up to mvo to use X-Ubuntu-RootRequired=yes for his .desktop11:26
ogra_no, but if all gksudo stuff gets supressed, update-notifier should too11:26
seb128all desktop files using X-Ubuntu-RootRequired=yes are masked11:26
ogra_hmm, ut its more then a .desktop file in this case11:26
seb128that's up to the package to use it11:27
mvoseb128: could you please ask him to send me a quick overview what method he uses to figure if the user is a sudoer?11:28
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ograwhich will be difficult for trayicons....11:30
seb128mvo: atm it looks if you are on the "adm" group11:30
seb128ups11:30
seb128admin11:30
mvoseb128: good enough for ubuntu I suspect11:30
seb128yeah, good enough while we sort the "sudo -l" stuff11:30
seb128I've to restart to be sure the new orbit package doesn't screw anything, brb11:31
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pitticu later11:37
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maycoI've downloaded and tried the colony 3 live cd on my dell inspiron 6000 laptop, but when it gets into X, i get a blank screen. Whan can I do to help make the dell inspiron 6000 work out of the box?11:43
seb128siretart: around?11:47
seb128elmo: ping?11:47
Lathiatdaniels: sooo...11:55
Lathiatdaniels: libgl1-mesa-dev now?11:55
danielsdpkg-shlibdeps: warning: format of libxf1bpp.so not recognized11:55
danielsdebian/xserver-xorg-core/usr/lib/xorg/modules/libxf1bpp.so: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), not stripped11:55
danielswhat's not to recognise?11:55
danielsLathiat: libgl1-mesa-dev | libgl-dev11:56
Lathiatand libglu1-mesa-dev | libglu-dev ?11:56
danielsyeah11:56
Lathiatwell, at least its consistent now.11:56
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danielsgar, why is dpkg-shlibdeps so hideously broken12:03
infinityLathiat : They're mostly being fixed by me right now anyway.12:03
Mithrandiris mozilla (suite) unstable on ppc?12:03
Mithrandirdaniels: it tries to parse the name, and it doesn't understand that you can have unversioned shared objects.12:04
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danielsMithrandir: no, it does12:06
daniels            if (m,^\s*NEEDED\s+((\S+)\.so\.(\S+))$,) {12:06
daniels            } elsif (m,^\s*NEEDED\s+((\S+)-(\S+)\.so)$,) {12:07
danielsutterly, utterly broken12:07
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danielselmo: could you please promote everything built from mesa to main?12:23
infinityelmo : It's reasonably urgent. :/  (Half the world is FTBFS until mesa-common-dev moves to main)12:24
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infinityelmo : "it" being daniels's request to move the mesa binaries to main.12:28
Mithrandirgo kino, ==3230==    definitely lost: 1893257 bytes in 38 blocks.12:30
seb128__elmo: we also need to sync cairo, and the new pango 2.10 from experimental with it ... and libcairo2 (soname change) needs to go to main or the other half of the world will FTBFS too since it will break anything using GTK12:31
Lathiatinfinity: are your doing mass gl dep changes?12:35
infinityLathiat : yes, but I can't finish main until elmo fixes the archive.  I'll do as much universe as I can do, though (ie: the packages that don't depend on main being changed first)12:36
Lathiatrighto12:36
Lathiati need to get approved as a motu so i can do these sorts of things that are such a waste of time doing debdiffs for :)12:37
infinityTakes longer to look at a debdiff and fix it than it does to just do it myself.12:37
Lathiatexactly12:37
infinityAnd in this case, I promised to fix what daniels and I broke (intentionally), so it's in my lap anyway. :)12:38
Lathiatdoes give me more to base my case for becoming a motu tho :)12:38
seb128infinity: are you going to upload a lot of GTK dependend stuff?12:38
Lathiatwhats wrong with archive?12:38
infinityseb128 : GTK, QT, libforms, you name it.  GL/GLU support is toolkit agnostic, baby.12:40
infinityseb128 : Wehy do you ask?  Do we need a mass rebuild for the cairo bump as well12:40
infinity?12:40
seb128infinity: exactly, cairo soname change is planned for today12:40
seb128as soon as elmo is around ...12:41
seb128so better to rebuild stuff once12:41
infinityseb128 : Heh.  Elmo is mine first, damnit.12:41
seb128:)12:41
infinityseb128 : I don't much care how many times things get rebuilt.  We have the CPU power. :)12:41
seb128k12:41
infinityseb128 : But in the name of elegance, I'll agree with you.  It also sucks if our uploads collide.12:41
seb128right, so we just have to find elmo now ;)12:42
Lathiatin general gtk/gl stuff doesnt cross *that* much12:42
infinityseb128 : How about you just promise not to touch anything with a dep/build-dep on libgl/libglu/freeglut/libglut until after I've touched it?12:42
infinity:)12:42
seb128infinity: I've an another solution, what about you doing both transition so we don't conflict? :)12:42
infinity(Add *mesae* to that list)12:42
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infinityYeah, Icould do that too. :)12:43
seb128do you have a rebuild-o-matic for transition?12:43
seb128hum, I should have a look on what doko pointed the other day12:43
infinityOh, libcairo1 only has 236 rdepends.  That's not so bad...12:43
infinityseb128 : You could just upload them all right now.12:44
infinityBump your libcairo build-deps, version your library build-deps to be tight enough, watch them all enter dep-wait, then wait for elmo to do the sync.12:45
seb128making them Build-Depends on the new gtk so they will dep-wait?12:45
seb128k12:45
infinityWhen all 236 start building, it's like a lottery to see which ones FTBFS! :)12:46
infinity(It's also a reasonably sane way to do it anyway, as tight build-deps mean stuff is actually rebuildable... Ish)12:46
seb128yeah, expecting than you don't win at lottery :p12:46
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infinityseb128 : Advantage of you slamming all those uploads up as quickly as you can is that I can grab your ACCEPTED sources and do my changes, no harm done.12:48
Nafallojdub: btw, you got my planet-mail some month ago or so? :-)12:48
seb128infinity: yeah, I'll start doing that just after lunch12:48
infinityLunch, schmunch.12:49
dokoseb128: send me a list of source packages, thenI can do that as well12:49
seb128doko: is there a way to make a list of the sources packages from the binary packages?12:50
Lathiatinfinity: when you do poker3d, it needs libxml2-python2.4 -> python2.4-libxml2 build-dep change too12:52
infinityLathiat : I'm sure I would have found that out the hard way. :)12:52
Lathiatheh just saying i was goign through my list of pending patches for someone to look at :)12:53
infinityseb128 : Does it have to be pretty?12:53
infinityfor i in `apt-cache rdepends libcairo1 | grep '^ '`; do apt-cache showsrc $i; done |grep ^Package | awk '{print $2}' | sort -u12:53
infinityCause that's pretty ugly. :)12:53
dokoyes, something like that ...12:54
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guillemTell me if this is not the right channel: I've seen poor performance at USB-sticks and DVD-RAM when using filesystems other than reiserfs (and perhaps vfat) mounted with the sync option.12:55
seb128infinity: that should do the trick, thanks.12:55
guillemThat problem did not happen at my RH7.3 box (no DVD-RAM there, so only USB-stick checked)12:56
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mvoseb128: a pretty version: import apt, sys01:03
mvoc = apt.Cache()01:03
mvop = c[sys.argv[1] ] 01:03
mvofor rdep in p._pkg.RevDependsList:01:03
mvo        print c[rdep.ParentPkg.Name] .sourcePackageName01:03
seb128mvo: do you have a version doing main / universe as separate lists? :)01:04
seb128doko: where did you say you have your transition stuff?01:04
\shc++?01:05
dokoconcordia cxx/auto01:05
\shoh01:05
siretartseb128: pong01:06
mvoseb128: oregano (universe/gnome) Src: oregano01:06
mvolibgpewidget1 (universe/libs) Src: libgpewidget01:06
mvolibgcj6-awt (universe/libs) Src: gcc-4.001:06
mvogcc-snapshot (universe/devel) Src: gcc-snapshot01:06
mvofdclock (universe/x11) Src: fdclock01:06
mvolibcairo1-dev (libdevel) Src: libcairo01:06
mvoseb128: is that waht you want?01:06
seb128mvo: ups, I should try befire asking :)01:06
seb128yeah01:06
mvoseb128: no, I had to tweak it first :)01:07
seb128oh, k01:07
dokoseb128: please leave out the gcc-4.0 and gcc-snapshot package ;)01:08
ografirst32.c:(.text+0x1f3): undefined reference to `memcmp'01:09
mvodoko: is that for gcj stuff (the dependency?)01:09
ograhmm, string.h is included.... has anybody an idea ?01:09
seb128doko: k, I'm trying to figure how your tools work01:09
dokoAWT gtk peer bindings, yes01:09
mvoogra: what pkg?01:10
ogramknbi01:10
seb128doko: aspell-update.sh and bupdate.sh are 2 different transitions, right ?01:10
dokoseb128: you did ask for the tool, not for the docs ;-P01:10
dokoyes, take bupdate.sh01:10
seb128I just have to tweak them for the upload/changelog/build-depends changes I want and to provide the right list?01:11
seb128k01:11
dokomodifiy the message in the script, and call it bupdate.s $(cat sources)01:11
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dokoseb128: yes, insert the edit stuff at the place, where dch is called01:11
dokoseb128: ahh, and when you edit something, don't insert a buildN suffix, but always a ubuntuN suffix ...01:12
seb128doko: depending on the transitionned version of GTK is the clean way to do that ... but I'm not sure I can automate that correctly01:13
seb128maybe I should wait to get the new gtk on the buildd01:13
seb128and they do a rebuild without changes01:13
mvoogra: that's a interessting package. assembler code all over the place01:14
dokoseb128: that sounds better, although it needs infinity, lamont and fabbione ... at least it's only _one_ package which needs to be installed on the buildd01:15
seb128infinity: would that be good enough?01:16
ogramvo, i simply dont understand why it include string.h but still doesnt find memcmp01:16
seb128mvo: what did you tweak to get the section?01:16
mvoseb128: import apt, sys01:17
mvoc = apt.Cache()01:17
mvop = c[sys.argv[1] ] 01:17
mvofor rdep in p._pkg.RevDependsList:01:17
mvo        pkg =  c[rdep.ParentPkg.Name] 01:17
mvo        print "%s (%s) Src: %s" % (pkg.name, pkg.section, pkg.sourcePackageNam01:17
seb128thanks01:17
seb128and sorry to be lazy :)01:17
mvoogra: it's in linux-asm-string.h, it does not link against libc01:17
mvoseb128: no problem :)01:17
mvoseb128: sorry for not pasting it earlier01:17
ograseb128, you and the word lazy in one sencents simply doesnt fit ;)01:18
ograsentence01:19
seb128ha ha01:19
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\shgrmpf01:20
\shno evolution connector for ms exchange 5.5? 01:20
infinityseb128 : The buildd chroots shouldn't have gtk installed at all anyway, the problem is that if an arch lags behind, it could do your rebuilt apps before it rebuilds GTK.01:21
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infinityseb128 : Not a problem for the DC arches, but it could break hppa/sparc (in the grand scheme of things, breaking hppa/sparc isn't a big deal, but it does upset lamont and fabio a bit)01:21
infinityseb128 : For the DC arches, though, if you rebuild GTK, wait for it to be installed in the archive on all 4 arches, then do your other uploads, it should "just work".01:22
infinityseb128 : And I wouldn't slap you too hard about doing it that way.01:23
infinityseb128 : It means you can't upload anything until elmo shows up, though. :)01:23
seb128yeah, k, I'll do that01:23
seb128and that's only ~200 packages to rebuild01:23
seb128fabbione/lamont will manage to catch up :)01:24
infinityIt's not a question of catching up, it's that they may end up with broken deps if they build out of order.01:24
seb128they will have to binary NMU the stuff still depending on libcairo101:24
infinityWhich means new source uploads to fix second-class arches, since we don't do binNMUs.01:24
seb128or to wait for the next upload01:24
fabbioneor use versioned B-D like any sane develope01:25
fabbione+r01:25
seb128fabbione: want to do the 200 uploads ?01:26
fabbionethat would be about time..01:26
seb128I'm already kind of really busy01:26
fabbioneseb128: do you want to take over kernel and X apps :)01:26
fabbioneso am i01:26
seb128so if I can automate that instead of taking 2 days 01:26
mjg59jdub: Hi01:26
fabbioneseb128: just tell me the order. i can stop the buildd and do it manually..01:27
dokoseb128, infinity: why not do the same game as we did for the C++ stuff?01:27
infinityfabbione : Verioned build-deps were my first suggestion.  He's trying to weasel out of them. :)01:27
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seb128there other options is:01:28
seb128I do the ~80 mains packages01:28
dokoinfinity: b-d's are evil for such kind of things ;)01:28
seb128and I let MOTU fix the universe craps :)01:28
mvodoko: do you know if something changed in gcc 4.0 and it's buildin intrinsics (like __buildin_memcmp)?01:28
dokomov: no 01:28
seb128anyway I'm grabbing some food, brb01:28
infinitydoko : No, it's precisely one of the things they're meant for.  Build-depends are for build daemons, it's a happy accident that they sometimes work for by-hand builds and backports.01:28
dokomvo: no, nothing changed AFAIK01:28
pittiHi01:28
infinitydoko : Build-depends are the only way we really have to enforce consistent builds.01:29
dokoinfinity: yes for libs, no for apps01:29
dokoat least that's the way unstable is currently handled ...01:30
infinityfabbione : You may be better off just telling your buildd not to build anything until you've done GTK and uploaded it.01:30
dokoseb128: do you change the b-d to libcairo2-dev?01:31
infinitydoko : Yeah, that's because Debian developers whine loudly, and with 1000 voices.  Ubuntu build-deps do seem to be tighter, on average.01:31
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fabbioneinfinity: ok i did stop the buildd..01:31
fabbioneinfinity: so again.. i need to build cairo and than gtk?01:32
fabbioneand then i can unleash the buildd again?01:32
infinityfabbione : yeah, once elmo pops his head in and does the cairo sync.01:32
fabbioneok01:32
infinityfabbione : GTK will build-dep on the new cairo, so that's not an issue.  Just looks like the apps won't have versioned GTK build-deps, cause seb has other things to do (TBH, I don't blame him)01:33
infinityfabbione : Oh, while you're waiting, can you make sure that the latest mesa is built on sparc?... That'll effect my uploads (again, once elmo's around and shuffles the archive)01:33
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fabbioneinfinity: it's still building..01:36
fabbioneso if it doesn't FTBFS we are teh rock01:36
infinityIt won't.01:36
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Mitariohi everyone01:42
Mithrandiriconview/qiconview.cpp:378: warning: class QIconViewToolTip has virtual functions but non-virtual destructor01:42
Mithrandiriconview/qiconview.cpp: In member function virtual void QIconView::doAutoScroll():01:42
Mithrandiriconview/qiconview.cpp:3310: error: region was not declared in this scope01:42
Mitariois there some bazaar bugreport/development channel?01:42
Mithrandiroh, bloody silly qt.01:42
seb128doko: gtk will build-depends on libcairo2-dev01:42
seb128doko: apps only build-depends on libgtk2.0-dev, not on cairo01:42
seb128they get the Depends while building with gtk01:42
\shMithrandir: qt4? ,-)01:42
Mithrandir\sh: qt3 from breezy.01:43
\shMithrandir: which arc? qt3 was building fine the last time I tried ;)01:44
=== paolo- happily read libcairo2 :-)
infinityseb128 : That sort of thing could be fixed once and for all with a sane useage of libtool that didn't leak transient library deps...01:44
Mithrandir\sh: the last two versions haven't built properly.01:46
infinityIf QT builds at all, I consider that improper.01:46
\shMithrandir: are the sources in the archives? so I can have a look this evenin01:48
\shg01:48
Mithrandir\sh: feel free01:49
\shMithrandir: 3:3.3.4-4ubuntu3 ?01:49
Mithrandir\sh: yes.01:50
\shMithrandir: can't be serious ,-)01:50
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Mithrandir: tfheen@golem ~ > apt-cache showsrc qt-x11-free | grep ^Version ; apt-cache show libqt3-mt-dev | grep ^Version01:51
MithrandirVersion: 3:3.3.4-4ubuntu301:51
MithrandirVersion: 3:3.3.4-4ubuntu201:51
mvoogra_*: can you actually test this mknbi stuff? I made it build but would feel better if it was tested01:52
ogra_ltspmvo, i could try, but i have not even a machine with floppy around... mknbi creates netboot floppies01:53
Lathiatcan use qemu01:53
Lathiator vmware01:53
mvodoko: it looks like -Os does not/no longer include __buildin_* intrinsics? 01:55
mvoogra__: I killed my last floppy a while ago ...01:55
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. i have MESA up for sparc.. buildd is in idle01:56
mvoogra__: you need this stuff for edubuntu, right?01:56
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infinityfabbione : Fantabulous.  Do freeglut once the new mesa is in, and you're doing even better. :)01:57
fabbioneinfinity: it's already in mesa..01:57
fabbionei have a local cache for pkgs in main :)01:58
fabbioneso i can save 2/3 hours roundrobin between archive -> ports -> home01:58
dokodoko: since when?01:58
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ogramvo, where is the source to test ? 01:59
fabbione<doko> doko: since when? <- lovely to talk alone, isn't it?02:00
fabbioneinfinity: freeglut building02:00
dokofabbione: ok, need a break ...02:01
dokomvo: since when?02:01
mvoorga: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mvo/mknbi02:01
ograthanks02:01
mvodoko: don't know, it seems to be (one) cause for the FTBFS of mknbi, I will do a quick test-case to check it02:01
pvanhoofwill the mono packages in breezy get fixed?02:02
pvanhoofit's missing all the assemblies02:03
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ogramvo, looks bad....02:03
ogramvo, (not caused by your fix though)02:03
ograseems to have utf8 probs....02:04
mvoogra: what's happening?02:04
ograjust upgrading the machine, probably perl is outdated02:04
retrixam i correct in assuming breezy will use the network-admin tool as hoary did?02:08
ogralooks like :/02:08
ogramvo, ogra@workie:~$ mknbi-linux02:08
ograWarning: Perl 5.8 may have a bug that affects handing of strings in Unicode02:08
ogralocales that may cause misbehaviour with binary files.  To work around this02:08
ograproblem, set $LANG to not have a suffix of .UTF-8 before running this program.02:08
ogramkelf-linux is preferred in future instead of mknbi-linux02:08
ograUsage: /usr/bin/mknbi-linux kernelimage [ramdisk] 02:08
ogramvo, even after an upgrade....02:09
mvodoko: seems to be a pretty special case the problem with mknbi02:09
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mvoogra: just unsetting LANG before running it does not help?02:09
ograworks...02:10
hungerWhat is left of the network magic goal, now that network manager seems to be out of scope?02:10
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mjg59Anyone have any opinions on 13743?02:16
mjg59ogra: Ping?02:16
carstenhpitti: ping02:20
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pittihi carstenh 02:21
Mithrandirmjg59: try loading them in the other order, or can that fail too?02:21
mjg59Mithrandir: That could fail too02:22
mjg59The problem is that if one module doesn't load, we don't fall back to the second02:22
Mithrandirmjg59: I guess "beat the manufacturer with a baseball bat" is not an option?02:22
mjg59Mithrandir: Not now the hardware exists, no02:23
Mithrandirmjg59: I guess just falling back as you suggest is our only real option, then02:23
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infinityErm, wait.  Which manufacturer has 8139[abc]  PCI ids on an 8139c+ card?  (or vice versa)02:25
infinityThat's just wrong.02:25
infinity(But yes, if such overlaps do exist, there's not much we can do but try both and pray)02:26
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Mithrandir0000:00:05.0 Ethernet controller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL-8139/8139C/8139C+ (rev 10)02:27
Mithrandiryou mean that one?02:27
mjg59Yeah02:31
mjg59That PCI ID could be either driver02:32
fabbioneinfinity: ok.. freeglut done.. what's next?02:32
fabbioneinfinity: ubuntu7 is only a rebuild.. right?02:33
infinityfabbione : yeah, no worries rthere.02:34
fabbioneinfinity: so ia64 did use the old mesa...02:34
fabbioneor is it something else i need to check?02:35
infinityfabbione : Dirty chroot.  1 out of my 12 chroots apparently still had the dpkg segv breakage.  Cleaned up now.02:35
fabbioneahh ok02:35
makomdz: you're right02:36
=== infinity wonders who to blame xscreensaver's FTBFS on..
Treenaksinfinity: ogra?02:37
infinityThat would be fun.02:37
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infinityAlternately, I could blame it on daniels.  Hrmph.02:41
ograinfinity, my last build of xscreensaver was on Jun 02, that one worked... no idea why there is no debian/tmp/etc/X11/app-defaults/XScreenSaver02:42
ograonly pitti any you touched it inbetween02:42
infinityI know why there isn't.  Looking into it.02:43
ogramjg59, pong... sorry, had nop time for gnome-power yet02:43
ogra(guessing thats the reason for the ping)02:43
mjg59ogra: Yup02:43
mjg59ogra: If it's going into Breezy, we need to fix it up soon02:43
ograi know... i'll try to get it ready before sunday02:44
paolo-seb128: what word does describe the current status of libcairo? :-)02:45
seb128paolo-: waiting for elmo02:45
ogramjg59, sorry, i got struck by some unexpected stuff i have to fix first02:46
paolo-OK, cool.  In the meanwhile we got it working in gtk, it is really nice :-) http://haskell.org/gtk2hs/gallery/cairo/Screenshot_drawing_gdk http://haskell.org/gtk2hs/gallery/cairo/Screenshot_drawing_cairo02:46
seb128rocl02:47
seb128rock02:47
seb128paolo-: is that using cairo directly, or gdk with cairo ?02:47
paolo-seb128: it's using cairo functions on the cairo context got from gdk_cairo_create()02:48
seb128paolo-: there is difference on the same program between gdk 2.6 and 2.8?02:49
seb128ie: it doesn't get better because gtk uses cairo?02:49
mjg59ogra: Ok, cool02:49
mjg59ogra: Thanks!02:49
paolo-seb128: this snippet is built agains 2.8, in Gtk+2.6 you'd need to bind that GtkCairo widget or such.02:49
seb128paolo-: yeah, but the non-smooth-lines is gtk 2.6 or 2.8 ?02:50
paolo-2.802:50
seb128:(02:50
paolo-Hmm, let me see..02:50
seb128I thought than GTK was using cairo for such stuff02:50
seb128so you win the smooth for free02:50
seb128ie: no need to recode stuff02:50
paolo-Let me check with the guy fond on Gtk :-)02:51
seb128k02:51
paolo-OK, it's 2.8 using Gdk :-(02:51
seb128does the guy know why it's not smooth?02:51
seb128since gdk uses cairo02:51
paolo-The GDK interface still use direct Xlib things.02:53
paolo-He say that thisis justified on the basis on compatibility, not upsetting things.  And if people want the smooth lines & co then they can use the cairo interface which is more powerful and has more features than the gdk one, anyway.02:55
paolo-"It's just that gtk+ 2.8 is using cairo now in places where it previously used the gdk drawing primitives, but if you use gdk you get gdk - besides, the gdk is quicker since it's lower level and more direcly maps to xlib calls"02:56
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seb128paolo-: thanks02:57
paolo-You're welcome!02:57
carstenhJaneW: ping. pitti told me that you are very creative when choosing kernel-names. do you have any suggestion for our firewall tool?02:58
JaneWcarstenh: hi...02:59
JaneWcarstenh: do you have a theme in mind?02:59
carstenhhi02:59
JaneWcarstenh: and do you need a one off name or a series?02:59
carstenhi have no idea :/02:59
carstenhshould sound good and easy rememberalbe02:59
paolo-seb128: I'll notice libcairo2 from breezy-changes, right?  (so I'll not beg you anymore)03:00
carstenh+be03:00
JaneWcarstenh: well I like the name Gryphon (mythical beast with body of a lion and head of an eagle, protector of the holy grail)03:00
seb128paolo-: yep, but it'll probably be uploaded today 03:00
carstenhcatalyst would sound good, but cisco uses it for its switches03:00
pittiJaneW: we need a name for the firewall package, so no series :-)03:00
ogracarstenh, portmaster... but thats (tm) too03:00
pittiubuwall - too ugly03:01
carstenhogra: originally i used netfilter in my proposal :/03:01
pitticarstenh: that's the name of the kernel side03:02
carstenhpitti: because of that people writing this might not like me to use this name :)03:02
ogradoorkeeper  ?03:02
pittigryphon -- see, these names are the reason why I suggested to ask  Jane :-)03:02
carstenhJaneW: gryphon really sounds good, but a linux cd palyer uses it too03:03
chmjpitti: eheh, that should be a winner 03:03
JaneWIt's also spelt griffin (my sons name!) but the spelling Gryphon is more mythical03:04
JaneWcarstenh: ok Norbert? Fire breathing baby dragon in Harry Potter...03:04
pittireminds me of Gryffindor :-)03:04
JaneWpitti: that too03:04
tsengnorbert is a DD03:05
carstenh:)03:05
pittipacketcop03:05
pittino, too ugly03:05
Mithrandirelmo: please add linux-wlan-ng for amd64 as well in PaS03:05
\shJaneW: read the new harry potter...03:05
pitti\sh: I have the book, but I didn't find time to read it so far :-)03:06
pittimy gf has, though03:06
ogramvo, mknbi seems to produce a kernel image, i cant test its netboot capabilitys.... lets upload it and see if we get bugreports... a building package is still better then a non building package03:06
JaneW\sh: no I only read the first - found them a bit 'young' but the movies have been good.... I akm sure I'll read them to the kids though03:06
\shpitti: I read it in a couple of hours...03:06
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\shJaneW: the last two books are not for children (IMHO)03:07
\shJaneW: too much SM inside03:07
carstenhsiegfried killed a dragon, how was its name?03:07
\shkunigunde?03:07
\shoh no..that was the wifes name *lol*03:07
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JaneWFafnir03:08
JaneWA Norse dragon. Depending on which version of the legend you read, Fafnir began life either as a dwarf, a giant or the son of a magician! Either way, he was ultimately transformed into a dragon and slain by Siegfried.03:08
JaneWdoesn't really roll off the toungue though...03:08
JaneWsounds like a stiffled sneeze!03:09
\shJaneW: fan of Nibelungen?03:09
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\shreading "The Hobbit" and "LotR" at least twice a year, is pure fun :)03:11
carstenhsmaug does not really sound that good03:12
\shand every second year Kings "The Stand" (original edition with those 7592883 pages more)03:12
JaneWHestia - Greek goddess of fire, the hearth and home.03:12
JaneWPyrrha - "Fire"; daughter of Pandora and Epimetheus, and the Hellenic equivalent of Noah's wife.03:12
JaneWVesta - Roman goddess of fire, the hearth and home.03:12
JaneWEisa - "Embers"; Norse goddess of fire, the hearth and home, and daughter of the god Loki.03:12
JaneWGerda - Norse goddess of beauty, magic, fire, the sun and day, time.03:12
carstenhJaneW: hestia sounds imho good03:13
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ubuntuguyPlease improve ndiswrapper support for Breezy release. Thank you!03:14
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Treenaksuh03:14
pittiwow03:14
Treenaksplease file a bug next time, kthxbye03:14
\shrotfl03:14
\shwhat was that03:14
pittifix my bugs, kthxbye03:14
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elmoseb128: what do you mean by pango 2.10?\03:15
elmoI only see a pango1.0 package in experimental03:16
pittiseb128: do you know whether any program directly wants to access /tmp/.esd/socket?03:16
carstenhsince it is written in python pyrrha might be better ;)03:16
elmoseb128: and I assume you mean 'libcairo' from unstable?03:16
carstenhthanks a lot for all the suggestions03:16
seb128elmo: pango1.0 1.10.003:16
\shI just found something about "Jane"...and she is really a "Jane"03:16
\sh"Jane is an artificial sentience thought to exist within the ansible network by which spaceships and planets communicate in realtime across galactic distances."03:17
seb128elmo: libcairo 0.9.203:17
pitticarstenh: plasma - starts with p and is fire :-)03:17
seb128elmo: and I'm going to upload gtk 2.8.0 ... I'll ping you again about it when incoming lists it03:17
pittiyay, new gtk03:17
seb128pitti: not that I know of03:18
fabbionecrack03:18
JaneW\sh: :)03:18
JaneW\sh: what about JANE weekly03:18
fabbioneseb128: cairo didn't propagate yet.. did it?03:18
seb128fabbione: when this GTK is built and available for the buildd, all the rdepends of libcairo1 are going to be rebuild03:19
\shJaneW: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_%28Ender%27s_Game%2903:19
seb128fabbione: no, it has not been synced yet, elmo just ponged03:19
fabbioneseb128: i did stop the buildd, waiting for cairo and later for gtk03:19
fabbioneah ok03:19
seb128fabbione: what you want to do is stop building with gtk << 2.8 from now03:19
fabbionei already stopped..03:19
seb128ok03:19
JaneW\sh: I mean Jane's Defense weekly03:20
carstenhpitti: plasma.sf.net is upstream-dead since three years03:20
fabbioneseb128: remember i still have a bunch of apps that can't be built due to that binutils problem..03:20
seb128brb, I just reboot this box with gtk 2.8.0 before uploading to be sure03:20
pitticarstenh: oh, it already exists? darn03:20
\shJaneW: u mean "What's the status of <name your fav. breezyGoal>" ? this defense? ,-)03:21
JaneWlol03:22
bur[n] eri dunno if you guys know this, but hibernate actually works in breezy ;)03:22
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pittibur[n] er: not for me :-(03:25
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\shpitti: wanna have this toshiba baby? ,-)03:26
carstenhapollon is also known to put of harm (this is what a firewall should do) and is somehow related to python since he killed it :)03:28
pitti\sh: well, my iBook works reasonably, and suspend to ram works fine :-)03:28
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\shpitti: yesterday evening I tried to suspend2ram my nc6000..this morning I woke up..I had to remove the battery as well to let it run again..03:30
seb128elmo: thanks03:30
\shthe power led was on..and the laptop was hot03:30
infinityseb128 : Alright, where are you at in preparing for your transition, and what do we need to coordinate to not step on each others' toes?03:31
seb128infinity: cairo/pango have been synced. I'm uploading gtk 2.8.0 which use them to Debian atm and will ask elmo to sync it from incoming when it's here03:32
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bur[n] erpitti: how do you suspend to ram?  there's no gui way correct?03:33
seb128infinity: then I'll make sure with you / fabbione / lamont than the buildd are ok before using doko's script to a mass rebuild03:33
=== bur[n] er would like to test :)
jelknerdoes anyone here have a minute to help out with a umask question?03:33
pittibur[n] er: I just close the lid or press the power button03:34
pittijelkner: just ask03:34
infinityseb128 : Okay, tell me before you start, so I can stop uploading potentially-clashing packages.  Until you're ready, I'll assume the archive is mine. :)03:34
jelkneri have an ubuntu web server set up at our school, and i can't get the umask set right03:34
infinityseb128 : Deal?03:34
pittijelkner: however, it sounds as if #ubuntu would be more appropriate03:35
seb128infinity: fine with me, let's do that :)03:35
pittijelkner: you mean you can't set it or you don't know which one to set?03:35
jelkneri put "umask 002" in both the user's .bashrc and .bash_profile03:35
jelknerbut when she ftp's a file it still has 600 permissions03:35
jelknersince apache is running as www-data03:36
jelkneri made her group www-data03:36
jelknerso that pages she uploads can be read by the server03:37
pittijelkner: -> #ubuntu03:37
jelknerok, but i find that channel frequently *not* helpful03:37
jelknerbut i'll try again03:37
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JaneWcarstenh: so are you happy with that name or should I keep looking?03:41
infinitydoko : Do you happen to know why htmldoc is built with g++-3.3?03:42
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dokoinfinity: yes, circular build dependencies between fltk1.1 and htmldoc03:43
infinitydoko : So it can be transitioned now, I assume?03:43
dokomaybe I forgot to rebuild htmldoc?03:44
dokoinfinity: yes, I think so, if fltk1.1 is built on all archs03:44
carstenhJaneW: apollon is already taken by a kde file sharing tool, so feel free to suggest another names :) thanks a lot for your help03:44
JaneWcarstenh: cos my last 2 atempts are Typhon and Quetzalcoatl03:44
infinitydoko : You uploaded a "rebuild for transition" change, but didn't actually remove the g++-3.3 build-dep or the bit in debian/rules.03:44
dokooops, I'll fix it03:44
infinitydoko : Thanks.  I noticed it cause I'm rebuilding fltk1.1 right now (not for C++).03:45
infinitydoko : Actually, if it build-deps on libfltk1.1-dev, hold off until I've uploaded the new fltk.  It'll just be broken anyway until I do.03:45
dokoinfinity: ok03:46
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carstenhthe latter is too long and typhoon is some commerial firewall tool (or something similar)03:48
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carstenhJaneW: i forgot to hilight you :)03:50
mjg59Is Claire around at the moment?03:53
mvoseb128: is there something wrong with gdm? I seem to be unable to log into a Xnet gdm03:55
JaneWcrsten: sigh, this is HARD :P03:56
carstenh:)03:56
JaneWcarstenh: I mean ^03:56
\shgrmpf...03:56
\shfixing qt03:56
JaneWcarstenh: trebuchet ?03:58
ograJaneW, thats a microsoft font03:58
JaneWargh!03:58
ogra(a very popular one)03:58
JaneWok we'll need to make up a word03:58
infinity\sh : Making it build again?  While you're at it, it needs a mesa transition.03:59
ograjust shuffle some letters together03:59
\shcarstenh: a name for what?03:59
\shI think "Stephan" is a good name for a boy ,-) or "Stephen" for international purposes03:59
infinity\sh : When you have it building, can you ping me?03:59
JaneWWallace03:59
\shinfinity: ok...this comes next03:59
\shinfinity: sure03:59
JaneWcarstenh: Mr Plod? (Policeman from Noddy)04:00
infinity\sh : Alternately, I can transition it right now, watch it FTBFS, and you can work from my sources. :)04:00
\shinfinity: what build deps for mesa trans.?04:00
carstenh\sh: for the firewall04:01
\shinfinity: or let me fix the source errors first...I just created a patch04:01
carstenhJaneW: i never heard something about noddy :/04:01
mvocarstenh: what about "captain carrot" (famous discworld policeman)04:02
ogramvo, did you get my last msg ? i'd upload it if you could give me a minimally more descriptive changelog entry04:02
carstenhhmm, it is very long04:02
ograbut cool04:02
\shcarstenh: for ubuntu? what about a short name like PUFW04:02
\shPersonalUbuntuFireWall04:02
ograi like captain carrot04:03
\shIn german it sounds like puff daddy ,-)04:03
mvocarstenh: jusr "carrot"?  or "vimes" (after commander vimes, another very famous discworld policeman)04:03
carstenh\sh: yes, for ubuntu04:03
fabbioneseb128: libcairo -> gtk -> pango, right?04:03
mvo\sh: pufw gives me the wrong mental images ;)04:03
ograheh, me too04:03
mvoogra: no, haven't got it, I'll /msg you04:03
carstenhhmm, this are a lot of suggestions :)04:03
\shmvo: accidently...04:03
seb128fabbione: no04:04
seb128fabbione: libcairo, pango, gtk04:04
seb128mvo: what about gdm?04:04
mvocarstenh: it's always the hardest bit of developing ;)04:04
\shmvo: but those people are using as well human wearable firewalls ,-)04:04
seb128mvo: what does it say?04:04
fabbioneseb128: perfect.. thanks04:04
mvoseb128: nothing, just "wrong password" when I try to login into a nested gnome esssion04:04
mvo\sh: heh04:04
seb128mvo: are you sure your keyboard config is ok, not using qwerty or something?04:05
\shah...colony 3 doesn't install in a VMWare VMachine04:05
seb128elmo: please sync gtk+2.0 2.8.0-1 from incoming04:05
\shforgot to tell ya...it complains after stage 1 reboot that there is no "tty" accessable...and stops inside the busybox04:06
mvoseb128: right, I have a "qwerty" in the nested window. how can I get rid of it :) ?04:06
seb128mvo: no clue, it works for me .. your main gdm as an another layout?04:08
\shinfinity: qiconview ftbfs fixed04:08
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\shinfinity: I will let it compile further to see other issues...send me the mesa stuff for debian/control and I'll adjust them as well04:09
\shinfinity: btw...it was an easy fix ,-) QRegion region; was missing...04:10
JaneWcarstenh: Noddy.com , http://www.altavista.com/image/results?itag=ody&q=mr+plod&kgs=1&kls=0 <- Mr Plod04:10
mvoseb128: my main gdm has "qwertz"04:10
seb128mvo: and you use gdmflexiserver --xnest?04:11
mvoseb128: yes04:11
seb128do you have the issue with "gdmflexiserver" ?04:11
carstenhJaneW: looks funny :)04:12
infinity\sh : Let me grab the source and give you a patch.04:12
JaneWcarstenh: is04:12
\shinfinity: then it's easier I'll send u the dpatch an 00list and u adjust the control...:)04:13
JaneWcarstenh: ok I have an ethnic african word that might work, and go with ubuntu...04:14
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desrtdaniels; dpkg: erreur de traitement de /var/cache/apt/archives/libgl1-xorg-dri_6.8.2-50_i386.deb (--unpack): tentative de remplacement de /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/dri/gamma_dri.so, qui appartient aussi au paquet xlibmesa-dri04:15
JaneWcarstenh: it's kraal....Kraal  is an Afrikaans word for either an enclosure for horses, cattle and the like, or a native village surrounded by a palisade, mud wall, or other fencing, roughly circular in form. The word is derived possibly from a native African word, but probably from the Spanish corral, or Portuguese ciirral. The term has been more broadly used to describe the way of life associated with the kraal that is found among 04:16
JaneWsome African, especially South African, peoples. Among certain peoples of KwaZulu Natal, for example, the kraal consists of a collection of huts.04:16
JaneWFolds for animals and enclosures made specially for defensive purposes are also called kraals. 04:16
\shinfinity: mail sent04:16
mvoseb128: if I run just gdmflexiserver i get a window "choose server" 04:16
mvoseb128: and then I get a new login and keys are fine04:17
mvostrage04:17
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mvostrange even04:17
seb128mvo: the "Choose server" is a known issue04:17
seb128mvo: I would say that's an xnest issue, not a gdm one04:17
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carstenhJaneW: sounds really good, thanks :)04:18
mvoseb128: ok, fair enough04:19
elmoseb128: done04:19
mvoping ogra04:19
seb128elmo: thanks!04:19
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JaneWcarstenh: :), must go I will be back later for meetings04:21
JaneWbye all04:21
infinity\sh : Cheers, uploaded.04:21
\shinfinity: ur welcome .)04:21
carstenhbye JaneW 04:22
infinitydoko : fltk1.1 is looking good, if you upload htmldoc for the next cron.daily, it should be fine.04:22
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chmjcarstenh: u still open for name suggestions ? 04:26
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bddebianHello04:27
seb128chmj: you work on bluetooth, right?04:28
seb128hi bddebian04:28
chmjseb128: yes 04:28
bddebianHi seb12804:28
seb128chmj: gnome-bluetooth update planned before 5.10?04:28
dokoinfinity: ok04:28
chmjseb128: only to fix that Nautilus "send via bluetooth" option 04:29
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seb128chmj: nautilus-sendto is main and gnome-bluetooth universe, which is an issue04:29
seb128chmj: planned to move it to main?04:30
chmjseb128: its too late now, don't think mdz will allow that 04:30
chmjseb128: SoC stuff is also deffered 04:31
seb128k04:31
lamont-awayseb128: so there's a libcairo sync, then a new gtk+2.0, and then we can let the fur fly?04:32
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seb128lamont-away: libcairo, pango1.0, gtk+2.004:33
seb128lamont-away: everything using gtk has to be built using libgtk2.0-0 2.8.0-1 from now04:33
seb128that's the version using libcairo204:33
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chmjcarstenh: ping 04:36
infinitylamont-away : And while there's fur flying, make sure you have the new mesa and new freeglut (and some clean chroots) before doing anything else.04:37
carstenhchmj: sure :)04:37
infinitylamont-away : It's a double fur day.04:37
lamont-awayinfinity: well, a kernel is building now, so that helps some...04:37
lamont-awayOTOH, it's about done.04:38
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pefhi04:39
seb128infinity: pango1.0 is dep-waiting on libcairo right?04:41
seb128ie: it'll retry by itself?04:42
chmjcarstenh: "sigmoid" - used mostly in AI, its a mathematical function that produces a S shaped curve, not relevant to firewalling though04:43
carstenhchmj: sounds good too, thanks :)04:44
chmjcarstenh: :) 04:44
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lamont-awayinfinity: mesa/freeglut means building xorg? or something else?05:03
infinitylamont-away : No, just mesa and freeglut...05:03
lamont-awayinfinity: rather, specifically what source package do I need to build and install05:03
infinitylamont-away : Unless you're a few xorg releases behind, then that might be nice to build too.05:03
lamont-awayI have -4305:03
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trygvebwAny major breakages in Breezy atm?05:04
infinitylamont-away : Ouch.  I'd build -50 if I were you, then do mesa and freeglut.05:04
lamont-awaylibs/mesa_6.3.1.1-0ubuntu1: Needs-Build [optional:out-of-date] 05:04
lamont-awayx11/xorg_6.8.2-50: Needs-Build [optional:out-of-date] 05:04
lamont-awaygraphics/freeglut_2.2.0-8ubuntu5: Installed [optional:] 05:04
infinitylamont-away : being 7 releases behind on X is very m68kish of you.05:05
infinitylamont-away : Are you suffering toolchain issues, or just lack of horsies?05:05
doko:-)05:05
lamont-awaywas suffering toolchain issues05:06
lamont-awayand it's more of a bandwidth issue than a CPU issue - esp when xorg, oo.o*, and the kernel all churn together05:06
lamont-awayand I see that I need a newer freeglut05:06
seb128k, pango has built .... gtk to go :)05:07
infinityseb128 : gtk will get given-back when I see pango in the archive.05:07
lamont-awayseb128: when I screw up and build some gtk apps with the wrong stuff, what's the symptom?05:07
seb128thanks05:07
lamont-awayseb128: that is, how can I tell that it's a bad build and shouldn't be uploaded?05:08
infinity(ie: cron.daily is still running)05:08
seb128lamont-away: depends on libcairo1 which is not available since that's libcairo2 now05:08
lamont-awayso anything that Depends: libcairo1 is evil.  check05:08
seb128correct05:08
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infinityOo, that was a quick cron.daily.05:09
infinityOkay, how sad is it that I've been conditioned to belive that 7 minutes is "quick"?05:10
infinityAnd GTK starts just as QT finishes.  Serendipity.05:12
lamont-awayinfinity: anything really borkish on the mesa/freeglut front, or do they just FTBFS?05:12
infinitylamont-away : Nothing will FTBFS, cause nothing really should, you just end up with suboptimal dependencies that germinate doens't like.05:13
infinitylamont-away : Since germinate probably doesn't look at or care about SCC arches anyway, it may not really matter. :)05:13
infinitylamont-away : Basically, this is the whole xlibmesa/libgl*-xorg -> libgl*-mesa transition, once and for all.05:13
lamont-awayactually, it'll mean that packages wind up Depending on universe packages, if germinate and elmo rip them that direction...05:14
infinitylamont-away : And all should go well if mesa is built before anything else, and your chroots aren't dirty with libgl* crap (which may have happened due to segfaulting dpkg..)05:14
infinitylamont-away : Nah, cause all libgl* deps are "|" deps.05:15
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infinitylamont-away : So, for releas arches, that confuses germinate, for you, it's a non-issue, probbaly.05:15
infinitylamont-away : There's no functional difference between "xlibmesa-gl | libgl1" and "libgl1-mesa | libgl1", for instance.05:16
infinityIf germinate looks at SCC arches, we have big problems, so I assume it doesn't.05:16
lamont-awayit doesn't05:16
lamont-awayother than pulling specific packages in for them (that are seeded)05:17
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infinity<nod>... Like kernel udebs, etc.05:17
seb128Lathiat: have you restarted/upgraded dbus or something?05:18
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Lathiatseb128: nope05:19
seb128and could you send upstream bug upstream? :)05:20
seb128thanks anyway05:20
Lathiatseb128: this happens all the time, rebooted clean a few time05:20
Lathiats05:20
Lathiatok05:20
Lathiati prefer yoru judgement over if it should go upstream than mine05:20
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lamont-awayseb128: infinity: that sound right?05:21
seb128lamont-away: seems correct to me05:22
lamont-awaymdz: infinity: I'll get a new livecd-rootfs in once I get to the office, and let mdz know it's there so he can have livecd love again.05:22
seb128Lathiat: do you know how to build a package? 05:22
infinitylamont-away : That should do well.05:22
infinitylamont-away : Oh, and if you're just dying for more massive shit to build, QT is happy again too.05:22
Lathiatseb128: ya05:22
danielsdesrt: known issue, install libgl1-mesa{,-dri}05:22
infinitylamont-away : It can go somewhere after GTK. :)05:22
seb128Lathiat: gnome-vfs2 has a ./test-volumes that list all the drives/volumes ... that could be useful05:23
lamont-away(fur flies --> $no_build_regex = ".";)05:23
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lamont-awayor rather, fur flies when I remove it.05:23
desrtdaniels; also fixed by uninstalling the old package05:25
desrtdaniels; everything is peachy now :)05:26
danielsdesrt: either way.  testing for libgl1-mesa* would be nice in any case.05:26
desrtis this the new one that includes support for the R350?05:26
desrtor am i totally off the mark about what does what in X?05:26
danielsr3xx dri needs to come from a combination of drm, dri and ddx05:28
danielsright now we only have the dri part via mesa05:28
danielsdrm is up to fabio or benc, ddx I'm doing with my next xorg update05:28
desrtawesome05:28
danielsbut we just switched over where we build libGL and the DRI modules05:28
desrtany word on when the keyboard stuff is getting fixed?05:29
danielsso if you have working DRI and can test libgl1-mesa* PLEASE DO05:29
danielswhat keyboard stuff?05:29
desrti get a gnome keyboard properties dialog on startup.. that thing where it tells me that it can't set stuff05:29
tsengxkb has been fixed for ages05:29
desrt!!05:29
tsengif you would read the mailing list05:29
tsengthere was a very nice post by mr. stone05:29
desrtreadinging mailing lists is not a viable option :)05:29
Suraktseng: there are still weird stuff happening with xkb05:30
desrtok.  it's obviously a problem here.  i'll look into it :)05:30
tsengusing breezy && not reading mailing lists == you lose05:30
desrtwhat ML should i subscribe to, then?05:30
Surakwhen you remove every keyboard layouts...05:30
tseng-devel05:30
desrtSurak; that's a gnome bug... it's been that way forever05:30
Surakdesrt: it was already posted upstream - but someone at gnome.org said that works for him/her05:31
desrtwow.  lists contain useful information05:33
desrtdaniels; from the standpoint of someone who occasionally helps people in #ubuntu -- please keep glxinfo in -desktop05:33
Surak:-)05:33
lamont-awaypitti: it's a compiler bug, I'm betting... I guess I should track it down more and get a bug filed upstream gcc05:33
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lamont-awayor at least pester doko to do so. :-)05:33
danielsdesrt: sudo apt-get install mesa-utils05:33
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pittilamont-away: ok, if it's really a compiler issue, then we can leave the workaround05:33
desrteh.  i suppose that's not too much to ask people to do05:33
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danielsdesrt: it's also depended on by xbase-utils when I upload -5105:34
dokopitti: which one?05:34
pittidoko: #1348605:35
desrtdaniels; ah.  that's perfect.05:35
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desrthmm.  still not ctrl+alt+F1 love05:36
dokopitti: nice. can you identify the function?05:36
desrtbut gnome is no longer complaining :)05:36
pittidoko: no, sorry, stack trace is completely unusable05:36
pittidoko: and as soon as you don't compile with -O2 to make it usable, it doesn't crash05:37
pittidoko: the classic heisenbug05:37
danielspitti: s/^\(.*\)$/printf("we're at %s:%s\n", __FILE__, __LINE__); &/;05:38
pittidaniels: nice idea05:38
desrtdaniels; if recompiling without -O2 fixes it then that's almost definitely gonna fix it :P05:39
dokopitti: make two sets of object files, -O2/-O1, then combine them, that should let you identify the file in log n steps05:40
SurakDoes somebody know about changes in gdialog?05:40
SurakIt no longer works for me - since breezy of august 16 or 15.05:41
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pittidaniels: but that certainly needs to be refined, it totally breaks source files that way05:46
danielspitti: a little, yeah05:50
pittidaniels: one really has to do it manually, unless you have implemented a C parser that can put the commands between every command, not every line...05:51
danielspitti: hack gcc's parser to preprend that to every source line05:52
pittino way05:52
infinityseb128 : There, GTK uploaded on all arches, should be installed everywhere on the next cron.daily.  Let the uploads fly.05:54
pittidaniels: that thing even works again when building with -O2 -g. grumpf05:55
pittiwell, since this is policy anyway, we could just leave it like that :-)05:56
danielsheh05:56
dokohmm, don't leave dormant bugs ...05:56
seb128infinity: k. Can you apt-get update the concordia i386 when it's available, so I can start using doko's script on it05:56
pittidoko: just kidding05:56
danielsseb128: er, I don't think infinity has the root.05:56
seb128oh, will ask elmo then :)05:58
infinitydaniels : Shh, I'll lose all my street cred.05:59
infinityseb128 : He's right, only elmo can muck around in the porting chroots.06:00
infinityseb128 : I assume elmo's newly-hired protege will gain said powers in time as well.06:00
seb128k06:00
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Keybukhe's got to be first trained in the powers of sarcasm, wit and irony06:08
Keybuknot to mention inducted into the holy church of the cyclone of hate06:09
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mvopitti: thanks for fixing #2132!06:20
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mdzmorning06:23
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mvomorning mdz!06:25
Surakhallo06:25
infinityseb128 : gnome-pilot is FTBFS.06:25
seb128hi mdz06:25
seb128infinity: k, thanks06:26
mjr,24,2406:27
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mdzanyone know how netbooting works on powerpc?06:30
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mdzah, it uses yaboot06:32
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seb128elmo: can you update concordia chroot please?06:37
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mvomdz: ogra asked if mknbi can move to main (it's a new dependency of ltsp, he already wrote a maininclusion report. his network is down I have him on the phone right now06:40
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mvoit's FTBFS right now, but we have a fix06:41
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mdzmvo: yes, it should be considered for main, but meanwhile I've relaxed the dependency to unblock him06:45
mdzI just uploaded ltsp06:45
mvomdz: ogra says thanks you :)06:46
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hungerAny chance of someone upgrading monotone to the debian version?06:46
mdzmvo: does he want new CD builds when it's ready?06:47
infinityseb128 : I'm going to go nap so we don't step on each others' toes.  I'll finish the mesa transition when I wake up, under the assumption that you've already uploaded all your trivial rebuilds.06:47
infinityseb128 : If anything you upload is FTBFS due to mesa/gl/glu stuff, don't worry about it, I'll fix it for you.06:47
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seb128infinity: k, thank you. Have a good night :)06:48
mvomdz: he hasn't figured how to put the edubuntu-server package on the cd yet, so it's probably best to wait a bit 06:48
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mvomdz: his upstream network provider (deutsche telekom) has a failure in his area and everyone is offline right now (in his area)06:49
infinityseb128 : Just be sure to be working on fresh sources, since I've uploaded a few things in the last half hour.06:49
infinityseb128 : Not sure what, if anything, overlaps with stuff you need to rebuild.06:50
seb128will do, thanks06:50
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mjg59jdub: Could you plesae forward me admin information for the laptop testing list?06:55
elmoseb128: done on the amd64 chroot06:57
elmobenc is using the i386 one atm06:57
infinityelmo : You may want to do it again after the next cron.daily, to make sure seb128's working on Packages and Sources that are in sync with my uploads before bed.06:58
infinityelmo : If you could be so kind.06:58
seb128elmo: amd64 one is fine for me, thanks06:59
seb128elmo: oh, and get you install libxine-dev and liblaunchpad-integration-dev here too please?07:00
seb128thank you07:00
elmoseb128: done07:01
elmoinfinity: ok07:01
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mjg59elmo: Could you sync hotkey-setup, please?07:11
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mdzmvo: it should probably be added to the 'ship' line in STRUCTURE07:24
mvomdz: ok, I'll tell him that07:28
mvothanks07:28
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seb128fabbione, lamont: you guys are ready for the new libcairo?07:34
pittiseb128: will you now crank up your mega upload script?07:39
seb128pitti: already runned. Now I've to sign all the .changes and then to upload, why?07:39
lamontseb128: I'm so far behind that whatever...07:40
elmouh, whacha doing?07:40
pittiseb128: just curious :-)07:40
lamontI thought libcairo was already in the archive...07:40
lamontelmo: the new libcario produces libcairo2 not libcairo1, so they're rebuilding everything that Depends: libcairo107:40
seb128elmo: libcairo soname change07:40
seb128elmo: gtk uses cairo so everything that built with gtk since it uses cairo is to rebuild, which is ~200 packages07:41
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lamontwhat plays the startup sound?  as in, how would someone nuke it?07:42
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elmochrist on a stick07:43
j^lamont sudo gdmsetup07:43
elmoseb128: you're using <n>build<n> ratherr than <n>ubuntu<n> right?07:43
seb128lamont: GNOME or GDM startup?07:43
elmowell where it wasn't ubuntu already07:43
lamontseb128: both07:43
seb128elmo: I'm using doko's script07:43
elmodoko: ?07:43
dokoyep, same as use for the C++ rebuilds07:44
dokos/use/used/07:44
seb128lamont: gdmsetup for gdm as said, system, pref, sound, sound events for GNOME07:44
elmook07:44
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lamontseb128: j^: thanks07:47
seb128np07:47
lamontseb128: once your mega-upload is done (i.e., in the archive), please poke me07:47
lamontfreshening the home mirror is going to take a little bit of help, you see....07:48
lamontfor the record, sneaker-net sucks07:48
dokoelmo: some time for some syncs?07:48
seb128lamont: k07:50
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markos_doko: ping07:51
dokomarkos_: pong07:52
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markos_doko: (i ask here, as it is mainly an ubuntu relate bug, though it applies just as well to debian)07:52
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markos_doko: ubuntu #1844, is there a reason why it doesn't get applied, seems quite trivial07:53
dokomarkos_: according to the bug log, this one is applied07:54
markos_er, sorry #2374 i meant07:55
mdzseb128: what is the ETA for the remaining LaunchpadIntegration apps?07:55
mjg59mdz: What's the right way of dealing with that grub patch? Should I just add it and upload?07:56
mdzmjg59: yep07:56
mjg59mdz: Ok, I'll try to do that tomorrow07:56
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mdzmjg59: and send a call for testing to -devel or something07:56
mdzmjg59: asking people to re-grub-install and make sure it still works07:56
seb128mdz: before UI freeze. gnome-games, gnomemeeting, gimp this week, not sure about firefox it's not a standard GTK/GNOME app, maybe next week07:56
markos_doko: #302875 in Debian BTS07:57
mdzseb128: is that everything?  it seems like there are more missing07:57
mdzseb128: like gaim07:57
seb128mdz: gaim is patched07:57
mdzoh, I needed to restart it07:57
seb128maybe it didn't build? what version do you have07:58
dokomarkos_: ahh, I didn't see the update. I did ask simos to test with OO.o2.07:58
seb128mdz: it built, restart it probably :)07:58
markos_doko: cool, is it possible to backport this one back to the debian packages?07:58
mdzseb128: <mdz> oh, I needed to restart it07:59
dokomarkos_: that should be easy07:59
seb128mdz: ups, right!07:59
markos_doko: ok, so can't wait for the next OOo upload :-)08:00
markos_doko: thx08:00
mdzmvo: can you add launchpad-integration support to gnome-app-install?08:00
seb128$ ls *.changes | wc -l08:01
seb12815908:01
seb128they are ready to upload08:01
seb128nobody has an objection before I start?08:01
mvomdz: I need to ask seb128 how to do it for python based apps, but yes, sure08:02
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mdzmvo: it's pretty easy, you just add a couple of menu items which call the launchpad-integration program08:02
seb128mvo: wrap the useful function and do a binding of lpi is one option, the other one is to copy the label/action for this one08:02
mdzyeah, I guess you could import the module and call it directly too08:03
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seb128anyway time for dinner here08:04
seb128and let's upload the cairo transition08:04
mdzpitti: here?08:06
pittimdz: yes, banging my head with debubbing08:06
mdzpitti: debugging what?08:06
pittimdz: #13486, doko thinks it could be a compiler bug08:06
mdzpitti: maybe take a break and talk to me about language-support-* :-)08:06
pittimdz: but not urgent08:06
pittimdz: sure :-)08:07
mdzpitti: are those autogenerated at all, or just regular metapackages?08:07
pittimdz: they are completely autogenerated08:07
mdzpitti: ok, we need to remove all of the openoffice.org 1.1.x localization packages from them08:07
pittihmm, I thought I already did?08:07
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mdzpitti: and replace them with the oo.o2 ones08:07
rob^^^so is mako canonincal's first departure ;)08:08
mdzpitti: language-support-ar at least08:08
pitti~/ubuntu/langpack-o-matic/support-depends$ grep openoffice *08:08
pittimdz: ^ yields only ooo.208:08
pittimdz: however, some packages might not have been updated08:08
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pittimdz: ok, I check all of them and update them08:08
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mdzpitti: I think it may be only -ar; that was the first one I saw08:09
lamontmdz: about to push the new livecd script - any more changes you want?\08:09
makorob^^^: a decently large number of people have left canonical over the last year or so08:09
makorob^^^: for a variety of reasons08:09
tsengrob^^^: aiui mako will remain on the Community Council08:10
lamontrob^^^: I left in may, fwiw08:10
tsengrob^^^: which makes it a relative non-issue to the community.08:10
makoi'm leaving *canonical* not ubuntu08:10
Nafallo*puuuh*08:10
makoit means you don't complain to me about missing cds :)08:10
lamontmako++08:10
dilingermm.  i've never used this livecd stuff before.  it's neat.08:11
tsengmako++ indeed ( you beat me )08:11
rob^^^hehe, I was just curious08:11
Nafallomako: who is the next SPOC for that? ;-)08:11
makoand it means i stop answering info@ubuntu.com08:11
mako(which i'm doing right now)08:11
tsengseb128: beagle is in cairo transition?08:12
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rob^^^oh well, if Ubuntu runs on those $100 laptops all will be well ;)08:12
tsengseb128: ah ok.08:12
mdzpitti: also, kubuntu seeds need langpack love08:13
mdzlamont: what changes are in this one?08:13
lamontupdate-notifier08:13
mdznothing else comes to mind08:14
mdzI think there may be some cases where it exits successfully even though something failed08:14
mdzbut I don't have a case I can point to at the moment08:14
lamontok.  gotta go fetch lunch, then I'll push08:14
mvosomething wrong with update-notifier?08:15
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dokopitti, mdz: -ar doesn't exist for OOo2, maybe that's the reason?08:16
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mdzpitti: once that's fixed, we should be able to move oo.o to universe08:16
pittidoko: right, that's why the file became empty and the l-s package wasn't rebuild (bug in l-p-omatic)08:17
mdzdoko: hmm, openoffice.org2-core depends on ttf-opensymbol which is built by openoffice.org (1.x)08:17
pittimdz: fixed -ar. Can you please check whether any of the current CDs overflow?08:18
dokomdz: ohh, yes, built by both packages. will fix it.08:18
mdzpitti: is there any way to do that other than running a CD build?08:18
pittimdz: I removed some langpacks yesterday, but I'm not sure whether it was enough08:18
pittimdz: no, I just mean on the current CDs08:18
pittimdz: Kamion could tell me if there is a second image, which isn't published08:19
pittimdz: some log mentioned that the second CD contained a few MB, and so on08:19
mdzpitti: oh, the most recent dailies?08:19
pittimdz: yes, I adapted the seeds yesterday, so today's should have them08:19
mdzpitti: unfortunately that won't tell us about kubuntu/edubuntu, since their seeds were not merged until just now08:19
mdz(I just did them)08:20
pittimdz: right, but I mean for Ubuntu live and install08:20
pittimdz: last time that caused some pretty nasty bug because one X package got dropped and wasn't installable on the first cd08:20
pittidropped -> to the second CD08:20
mdzpitti: yes, it looks like there was some overflow08:22
pittidarn08:22
mdzamd64 by a lot08:22
pittilive or install?08:23
mdzCD 2 will only be filled with 31150552 bytes ...08:23
mdzinstall08:23
mdzonly looking at install so far08:23
seb128tseng: everything built with GTK since it uses cairo08:23
pitti31 MB? urgh08:23
mdzi386 by a small amount08:24
mdzCD 2 will only be filled with 928702 bytes ...08:25
seb128tseng: could you transition gtk-sharp/gtk-sharp2-unstable to use gtkhtml308:25
seb128gtkhtml3.808:25
mdzpowerpc looks OK08:25
tsengseb128: why 3.8?08:25
seb128to move 3.6 to universe08:25
tsengseb128: debian is playing very conservative08:25
tsengseb128: it was hard for me to sell t hem on 3.608:25
seb128and we are playing "one version to main is enough"08:25
mdzpitti: I don't think the live CDs can overflow08:25
tsengok, fine08:25
mdzit would just make a big image08:25
seb128can't you just change the Build-Depends?08:25
pittiok08:25
tsengI can08:25
mdz655M breezy-live-amd64.iso  632M breezy-live-powerpc.iso08:25
mdz654M breezy-live-i386.iso08:25
seb128we are not going to sync on Debian again for 5.10, are we?08:26
tsengno, but id like to be much more in sync +108:26
mdzso it looks like they are a few MB over 65008:26
tsengits fine, ill fix it tonight if that is soon enough08:26
mdzi386/amd6408:26
pittimdz: we need to keep them below 650?08:26
seb128there is no hurry, thanks08:26
tsengnps08:26
mdzpitti: yes08:26
seb128is there a new f-spot planned too?08:26
tsengits out, but i dont like it08:27
tsengthere are several crashers on my box08:27
mdzCD 1 filled with 647070446 bytes ... (limit was 653262848)08:27
seb128the new version import photos from mass storage devices08:27
mdzpitti: ^^ that many bytes08:27
seb128grumpf08:27
seb128and the current version is useless for lusers with mass storages devices08:27
mdzpitti: hmm, actually that is not the right number08:27
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mdzthat excludes the space reserved for the kernels and stuff I think08:27
mdzanyway the .iso should be <= 650MB08:27
tsengyes, i can track down lewing someday08:27
tsenghe just had a baby and stuff08:27
pittimdz: ok, amd64/install (hopefully enough) downsized08:28
mdzpitti: I'll do a build to check08:28
mdzpitti: once the seeds are updated08:28
torkeltseng: is the file backend supposed to work in beagle or does it have to be updated for the new inotify?08:28
tsengtorkel: it is out of sync08:29
tsengtorkel: you need cvs08:29
tsengwill work with 2.6.13 inotify08:29
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torkeltseng: ok08:30
mdzpitti: if you changed live, you also need to upload ubuntu-meta08:30
mdzand we need to wait for it to build and do new cloops08:30
mdzMithrandir: you looked at partimage for amd64 and said it was a lot of work, right?08:31
pittimdz: now I removed some packs from i386/install; I guess in the final version we can add them again since right now our update packs are nonempty08:31
mdzpitti: can you do the kubuntu changes as well?08:31
pittimdz: sure, where are the seeds again?08:31
pittisame archive?08:31
torkeltseng: which is what the Ubuntu 2.6.12 kernel is using right?08:32
tsengtorkel: yes.08:32
pittimdz: nevermind, found them08:32
tsengtorkel: im definately expecting to rememdy this by release time08:32
torkeltseng: ok08:33
mdzpitti: adjacent archives08:34
ompaulvery impressed with livecd of breezy, many steps in the right direction08:35
ompaulas joe user thanks peeps08:35
mdzompaul: thanks, onward and upward ;-)08:36
mdzpitti: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/breezy/ has your changes now?08:36
pittimdz: yes08:37
mdzpitti: install CDs building08:37
pittimdz: however, I didn't fix Kubuntu yet08:37
pittidoing that ATM08:37
mdzpitti: only building ubuntu08:37
pittimdz: uh, kubuntu seeds contain two files ,,index08:38
pittiand ,,index-by-name08:38
pittithis is certainly crap, right?08:38
mdzpitti: 08:45
mdzlittle:[...cdimage.no-name-yet.com/log]  grep filled ubuntu-daily-20050818.1.log08:45
mdzCD 1 will only be filled with 618391018 bytes ...08:45
mdzCD 1 will only be filled with 651116610 bytes ...08:45
mdzCD 1 will only be filled with 617431978 bytes ...08:45
mdzpitti: I don't see those files08:45
mdzpitti: kubuntu-devel@lists.ubuntu.com/seeds--breezy--008:46
pittimdz: the second size is still amd64 or i386?08:46
mdzthat should be amd64/i386/powerpc08:46
pittioh, bytes08:46
pittiso that's actually fine08:46
lamontSetting up hotplug (0.0.20040329-22ubuntu5) ...08:48
lamontInstalling new version of config file /etc/hotplug/firmware.agent ...08:48
lamontgrep: /etc/network/interfaces: No such file or directory08:48
lamontbad hotplug!08:48
mdzpitti: yes08:49
mdzpitti: in fact i386 has plenty of space08:50
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pittimdz: I think I will fill them up when we have the final langpacks and empty update packs08:51
pittimdz: then I can do precise size calculations and we have fixed numbers08:51
pittimdz: ok with you?08:51
mdzpitti: I need to merge the ubuntu seeds into kubuntu again08:51
mdzpitti: I think this will create a conflict with your langpack changes08:51
mdzso if you have not started yet, wait a moment08:51
mdzpitti: ok with me08:51
pittimdz: I started, but didn't merge08:51
pittierm, commit08:51
pittiso just commit, I'll update afterwards08:52
mdzok, I sort of handwaved resolving the conflict from the merge08:52
mdzbecause you were going to fix it up anyway08:52
pittiyes08:52
mdzcommitted08:52
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mdzlet me know when you are done, and I will roll ubuntu-meta and CD builds08:52
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pittimdz: ok, that wasn't too bad08:53
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\shinfinity: ping (I hope u never sleep ;))08:55
pitti\sh: he does already08:55
pittiwell, "already"...08:55
pittiit's maybe 4am in .au08:56
\shok...did anyone created a wiki page for the mesa transition?08:56
\shor can someone shortly summarize the build-dep/install-dep  changes, so I can create one?08:56
pittimdz: -== Installer documentation ==08:58
pitti-08:58
pittimdz: that probably wasn't intentional, I'll add it again (that's from your merge patch)08:58
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\shok colony 3 installation run09:01
pittimdz: kde install and live done09:04
pittimdz: s/kde/kubuntu/09:04
lamontmdz: new livecd scripts installed09:05
lamontinfinity: next buildd upgrade on the DC boxen will speed up buildd-watcher, fwiw09:06
\shdamnit09:06
mdzpitti: strange, I don't think I deleted that header09:06
mdzpitti: maybe it did it as part of the merge09:06
mdzpitti: which file was that in?09:06
pittimdz: yes, I only looked at the merge patch09:06
mdzlamont: thanks09:06
pittimdz: ship09:06
pittimdz get/show-changeset patch-3009:07
pittimdz: anyway, I added it back09:07
mdzlamont: I was thinking, maybe we should only enable ccache on a per-package basis, and add like our top 10 packages to it, to get a better hit rate: oo.o, kernel, X, etc.09:07
lamontmdz: 30GB cache... it tends to get pretty good hit rates, ISTR09:07
mdzpitti: let me know when your changes appear at /~cjwatson/09:07
lamontcache hit                         46732809:08
lamontcache miss                       100097109:08
pittimdz: ok, removed all langpacks but en from i386/amd64 live CDs. Everything that still doesn't fit isn't my fault :-)09:08
mdzlamont: that is pretty good09:08
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pittimdz: sad to see no language packs at all on the live CD any more, though09:09
mdzlamont: could we arrange for 'ccache -s' output at the start and end of build logs?09:09
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\shseb128: ping09:09
mdzpitti: wow :-/09:09
mdzpitti: maybe we can get some back in breezy+1 with squashfs09:09
mdzlamont: (taking care not to fail if there is no ccache, etc. of course)09:10
\shhmmm...did anyone know if the libcairo1 rebuild also hit universe?09:10
paolo-On what does depend the time between a package upload appears on breezy-changes and its actual presence in the repositories?09:10
lamontmdz: yeah, we could do that...   want the stats zeroed at the start and dumped at the end, or just dump them both?09:11
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\shhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuildDaemons09:11
mdz\sh: judging by the massive number of universe packages which just hit breezy-changes, I'd say yes ;-)09:11
\shpaolo-: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BuildDaemons sorry ,-)09:11
mdzlamont: latter09:11
\shmdz: k :)09:12
mdzlamont: (we don't do parallel builds, right?)09:12
lamontmdz: no parallel09:12
lamont /CurrentlyBuilding is not multithreaded09:12
\shmdz: btw...the debian bts importer imported a lot of "already fixed in ubuntu" stuff :(09:12
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lamontmdz: I'll add the ccache runs later in the week09:13
mdz\sh: I turned it off earlier in breezy and forgot all about it09:13
mdzit needs to be on now09:13
mdzthere were not as many bugs as I feared09:14
\shmdz: we have to clean up09:14
mdz\sh: all >= major bugs were assigned as of yesterday09:14
mdzif they are not valid for ubuntu, they are being closed09:14
paolo-\sh: thank you09:15
\shmdz: better to mark those imported bugs as dependency of a still open ubuntu bug or as duplicate?09:16
\shah...and thank you debian-installer master for this lovely progress bar09:16
\shin stage 2 of breezy install09:17
mdz\sh: thank Kamion09:17
mdz\sh: if they are a duplicate, mark them as a duplicate09:18
\shmdz: k..(for the bugs) and actually where is he now? mauritius? niagara falls?09:20
pittimdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/breezy/live and http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/kubuntu-breezy/live were just updated09:21
mdzpitti: thanks09:21
pittimdz: so in theory, all CDs have the gnome/kde packs now and don't overflow09:22
jdubjbailey: http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1200909:31
jdubjbailey: know about this?09:31
seb128hate hate hate .la files09:32
\shjesus christ09:32
\shwho removed the nice screensaver dialog from breezy?09:32
tseng\sh: ogra is working a better one09:33
\shI got a shock..thought I'm back in the early 90ties slackware times *lol*09:33
jdub\sh: jamie zawinski09:33
\shjdub: where is he/she living...I will never send him a postcard ;)09:35
jdubcalifornia09:35
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\shok..no flowers as well09:36
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seb128"Package debhelper is not available, but is referred to by another package."09:39
seb128all the amd64 builds are chocking on that09:39
seb128great09:39
Nafallo*sigh* sometimes I really love my choose of arch ;-)09:40
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TreenaksNafallo: m68k?09:40
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NafalloTreenaks: amd64 ;-)09:41
elmouh09:41
jdubseb128: holy crap!09:41
seb128that an "grep: /usr/lib/libpixman.la: No such file or directory"09:41
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jdubah, new cairo :-)09:41
seb128something used t09:41
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seb128something used to depends on that and doesn't09:41
seb128and thanks to .la files ... :)09:41
seb128hey jdub ;)09:41
elmoseb128: example?09:42
jdubwhat's that ld parameter we should be using? ;-)09:42
elmoking seems to be okay right now09:42
jdub(fsvo should)09:42
mdzfabbione: I don't suppose I can get ubuntu-meta built on sparc in the next 12 hours or so09:43
seb128elmo: eel2, gnome-python, gnome-pilot for /usr/lib/libpixman.la09:43
fabbionemdz: yes i can if you ask me to09:43
mdzfabbione: I am asking :-)09:43
seb128elmo: the libgnomeui .la file mentionned it before rebuild ... but after rebuild it drops it09:43
mdzassuming germinate on jackass pays attention to sparc...elmo?09:44
fabbionemdz: i am building gtk+2.0 2.8.1 and i can do manually ubuntu-meta09:44
fabbionemdz: the buildd was in manual mode for the mesa gtk transition09:44
fabbionemdz: when did you upload it?09:44
seb128jdub: --as-needed? That break the build on some archs ..09:44
mdzfabbione: 0.65, it was processed at :3309:44
jdubseb128: thus fsvo ;-)09:45
seb128jdub: we got some RC on Debian which blocked 2.10 for sarge, fun09:45
jdubwould be nice to get closer to it though09:45
fabbionemdz: ok..09:45
elmomdz: sparc, yes09:46
elmoand ia64, but not hppa09:46
fabbionehey elmo09:46
fabbioneelmo: sorry that i had to go yesterday...09:46
fabbioneit was sort of late09:47
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fabbione(not that today is any earlier)09:47
seb128elmo: you asked for amd64? gconf-editor by example09:47
elmoseb128: no, sorry I mean the debjelper thing09:47
elmook09:47
seb128elmo: open http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html to get an idea09:47
seb128elmo: i386 breaks the same way now :/09:48
elmooh, that's just the buildds using jackass09:48
elmoit's a transient thing; the packages will work if given back09:48
lamontand not using jackass breaks them differently09:48
elmoyeah I know09:49
lamontand they're auto-givenback09:49
elmoeven better09:49
mdzlamont: ia64 should get to ubuntu-meta in fairly short order without being prodded, right?09:49
mdzit's not exactly a laggard09:50
seb128elmo, lamont: thanks09:50
fabbioneseb128: cairo -> pango done on sparc.. it's building gtk now...09:50
seb128fabbione: cool09:51
fabbioneseb128: anything else that needs to be done manually?09:51
fabbioneseb128: you rock my little french friend :)09:51
seb128no, when you have gtk 2.8 built you can build everything else09:51
seb128thanks ;)09:51
fabbioneperfect09:51
seb128do we have an interest to ship .la file out of breaking builds on some changes?09:52
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elmofabbione: hum, I don't understand, how do you mean go?09:53
lu|awayseb128: cairo probably09:53
fabbioneelmo: i had to go away after the ping...09:53
lu|awayseb128: I believe pixman is now internal to cairo09:53
seb128lu|away: oh, right, I've read that09:53
seb128they made that to not expose it to the pixman changes09:54
seb128thanks lu|away :)09:54
seb128the massive rebuild will fix that too so09:54
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fabbionejdub: you will make bubbles tomorrow with the new kernel.. i promise you09:57
fabbioneseb128: DUDE P09:58
fabbioneseb128: DUDE STOP SNIFFING COCAINA!09:58
jdubfabbione: sweet!09:58
fabbioneno wonder i don't have ubuntu-meta yet on the mirror09:59
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seb128fabbione: what?09:59
shawarmaHi! Can anyone tell me if sbuld tries to use ccache when building?09:59
shawarmaI mean sbuild, of course.09:59
fabbioneseb128: i just looked at -changes...09:59
elmoshawarma: no, it odesn't09:59
shawarmaelmo: Ok. Thanks.09:59
seb128fabbione: ah :)10:00
seb128fabbione: that's new GTK crack ;)10:00
fabbionetomorrow it will be ACPI10:00
fabbioneseb128: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/changelog <- this is almost final...10:02
fabbionethere is some intersting stuff there10:02
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seb128fabbione: impressive :)10:08
\shelmo: u sure that ccache is not installed in the sbuild chroot?10:10
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\shelmo: cause mythtv recognized it on i38610:10
elmo\sh: we use ccache on our buildds10:11
elmohowever there's no code in sbuild to do it10:11
\shelmo: explain this: http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/m/mythtv/0.18-2/mythtv_0.18-2_20050815-0921-i386-failed.gz10:12
elmosigh10:12
mdz\sh: sbuild has no support for ccache10:12
mdz\sh: elmo is telling you that we do it on our buildds, but sbuild doesn't10:12
mdzthe use of ccache on our buildds has nothing to do with sbuild10:12
\shk10:13
jdubfabbione: wow :-)10:13
\shmdz: another thing: the build-dep on gcc-3.3 is with purpose?10:13
mdz\sh: yes, I delayed the C++ transition because I had no time to do it10:14
mdz\sh: I think that 0.18 doesn't build with 4.0, and it will need to use 3.410:14
\shmdz: I just read your changelog ;-) 10:14
mdz\sh: thanks for fixing it up, if that's what you're doing10:14
\shmdz: ok...lets give it a try :)10:14
\shmdz: it's horrible10:15
mdzI have been neglecting it10:16
mdzthere is this ubuntu thing which is keeping me pretty busy10:16
\shmdz: hehe I know I know10:18
mvomdz: I have some pending apt stuff that I would like to talk to you about. do you think we could talk about it sometimes tomorrow (I hope I don't get on your nerves already)10:19
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pittiOMG, u-changes10:21
mvopitti: the cairo fallout?10:22
pittiyes10:22
pittitomorrow's CD rsync will be funny and break my bandwidth quota again10:22
lamont\sh: mythtv explicitly runs g++-3.3 without build-depending onit 10:22
pittimdz: btw, did you deliberately disable jigdo for colony 3 and daily? or is that just a transient bug?10:23
\shlamont: and we don't see the problems with ABI change for libqt?10:23
seb128pitti: it's for my monthly upload stats :p10:23
pittiseb128: ok, I can still beat you with langpacks if I try hard :-)10:24
\shlamont: i'll give it a try with gcc/g++-3.410:24
seb128pitti: ah ah10:24
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seb128pitti: I've a jocker, new GNOME next week :p10:24
pittidarn10:24
lamontseb128: the whole thing?  sigh10:25
seb128lamont: yeah, and 2.12 just 2 weeks after that10:26
lamonthrm libcairo doesn't depend on mesa, or freeglut, right?10:27
seb128no10:27
seb128(it doesn"t)10:27
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\shmdz: sorry to bother again..the "--cpu=i486 --tune=pentium4 --enable-mmx" is it ok for ubuntu?10:29
paineshi. i am testing colony 3, and have two problems. some colors can't be find for apps like emascs, i think this is due to missing rgb.txt and liblgu1 can't be installed for nvidia-glx10:30
elmo\sh: the first two are fine10:30
elmowe force that for all packages anyway, pretty much10:30
elmoassuming mythtv does runtime MMX detection, that's fine too10:30
\shk10:30
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carstenhJaneW: hi, what do you think about "ballista"? i hab this idea because you suggested "trebuchet"10:43
carstenhs/hab/had/10:43
JaneWcarstenh: never heard of it before....10:43
carstenhJaneW: it is some sort of catapult10:44
JaneWsounds nice though10:44
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JaneWit is used here... http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/project/edrc-ballista/www/10:45
mdzmvo: sure10:45
JaneWcarstenh: but it definitely has a strong sound to it10:46
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carstenhJaneW: i did not found the project you mentioned a few hours ago. i guess finding a name which is not taken by another project is very hard :/10:47
carstenhJaneW: thanks for your help :)10:47
shawarmaWhat are we looking for names for?10:48
mdzpitti: yes, I intentionally disabled it for that test build because it takes an extra hour or so10:48
carstenhshawarma: for an ubuntu firewall10:48
shawarmaOh.10:48
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carstenhshawarma: there ware a lot of good suggestion today, but most are taken by another project. i think ballista could be the winner10:49
JaneWassegai (zulu spear)10:49
carstenhJaneW: how is this pronounced?10:50
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JaneWas a guy10:50
JaneWmore or less10:50
wasabi_ANy evaluation of iSCSI support?10:51
\shassegai is a kewl name 10:51
carstenhyes, and it is also taken by another project10:52
\shJaneW: where is this zulu online dictionary english zulu?10:53
fabbionewasabi_: what do you need that's not there already?10:53
shawarmafabbione: Our kernel has iscsi built in?10:53
JaneW\sh: just words I know... I am born and bred SA you know!10:53
wasabi_fabbione: iscsitarget?10:53
wasabi_the iscsid daemons?10:53
wasabi_I can't find them, anyways.10:53
wasabi_Yeah, and the kernel modules. ;010:54
JaneWfabbione: I already have a theme for Breezy+1 kernel names btw!10:54
fabbione686:CONFIG_SCSI_ISCSI_ATTRS=m10:54
wasabi_okay, cool. That's helpful. Need user space though.10:54
fabbioneJaneW: you will have to talk with BenC for breezy+1 my far far away lady :)10:54
\shJaneW: and zulu is Gautengs third language right?10:54
fabbionewasabi_, shawarma: kernel configs are in your /boot10:55
wasabi_userspace.10:55
fabbionewasabi_: i am giving you an extra info.. take or leave it :)10:55
shawarmafabbione: I know, bit ISCSI_ATTRS... Is that iSCSI support?10:56
fabbionei didn't check userspace, becuase i don't have iscsi devices here.. yet10:56
wasabi_iscsi requires a number of daemons10:56
wasabi_just can't find them.10:56
wasabi_kernel support isn't very useful without them.10:56
JaneW\sh: actually I did a bit of Northern Sotho at school but picked up a little zulu from kitchen staff while waitressing10:56
wasabi_thanks though10:56
JaneW\sh: zulu and xhosa actually have some quite strong similarities too10:57
JaneWfabbione: why?10:57
fabbioneJaneW: because BenC will soon take over the kernel10:58
carstenh"Ballista" is a registered trademark of Carnegie Mellon University.10:58
fabbioneand i will go back in userland10:58
\shJaneW: hehe...my ex learned zulu in school and she spoke it very fluently last time with the maid10:58
JaneWfabbione: oic! :/10:58
fabbioneJaneW: nothing to be sad about!10:58
fabbioneJaneW: i will take you with me for my userland naming crack :P10:58
JaneWlol deal10:58
\shmdz: u used mythtv 0.18-2 and breezy should I make it 0.18-3 and breezy? or should I add ubuntu to it?11:01
elmomythtv is imported11:01
elmoif you're modifying it you should add the usual ubuntu suffix11:01
\shok...then ubuntu11:01
\shelmo: done :)11:02
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DemitarI seem to still have some breezy keyboard problems, even after ensuring what google found for me (mostly irclogs), xorg.conf: Driver "kbd", packages xkeyboard-config, and xkbutils installed. I still get "Error loading new keyboard description" when trying to do anything (and nothing) with setxkbmap. Have I missed something simple?11:15
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fabbionemdz: i didn't get ubuntu-meta on my mirror yet due to seb flooding archive..11:19
fabbionemdz: it should be there by the time i wake up in 6 hours..11:20
fabbionemdz: is that ok for you? does it need to be faster than that?11:20
fabbionemdz: also.. tomorrow we will upload the new kernel..11:20
fabbione(just that you know)11:20
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wasabi_So what about coda support?11:40
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torkelwasabi_: isn't code more or lead a dead project?11:43
torkelwasabi_: is there anyone actually using coda?11:44
lamontglcontextmodes.c:44:24: error: GL/glxint.h: No such file or directory11:45
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ajmitchmorning11:45
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pittiHi ajmitch 11:46
lamonthrm.. actually, that's an infinity question...11:46
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ograhello world :)11:49
seb128lamont: this transition is for infinity11:49
seb128<infinity> seb128 : If anything you upload is FTBFS due to mesa/gl/glu stuff, don't worry about it, I'll fix it for you.11:49
ajmitchogra: hi :)11:52
ografinally online again11:52
ogra:)11:52
lamontseb128: yeah - actually, it's _mesa_ that's ftbfs for me...11:53
lamontand I mixed up who the target was... sorry11:53
seb128np :)11:53
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