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dokomdz: bugs which should be fixed for breezy, should have severity major?12:25
mdzdoko: severity reflects the bug's impact on Ubuntu and users, priority its relative importance compared to other bugs of the same severity, and target milestone which release it should be fixed in12:26
mdzfor the release we try to minimize the number of bugs >= major12:26
crispinmdz: if that is the case, shouldn't bug 290 be at least major ? It stops my entire computer from booting12:27
dokomdz: i.e. 14092, which seems to be minor for devlopers, but it's annoying for a user12:27
mdzcrispin: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs explains the severities12:27
mdzdoko: ^^ also12:27
mdzcrispin: how exactly does that bug prevent your computer from booting?  is it a diskless terminal?12:29
dokoso does amd64 account for "a large portion of Ubuntu users" ?12:29
crispinno, but my network card isn't raised, which means NIS and NFS home dirs don't come up, and then one of the later init scripts locks up12:30
crispinI have had to manually add an extra init script to get the network card raised12:30
mdzdoko: by downloads I think it's about 5-10%12:30
crispinbug 13832 was my original report12:30
elmomdz: eh, downloads of what?12:30
mdzelmo: ISOs12:30
mdzvia bittorrent12:31
mdzthe last time I looked, which was admittedly a while ago12:31
mdzwhy, has it changed?12:31
elmooh, I thought you meant apt12:31
mdzelmo: do you have those numbers?  that'd be a much larger sample size12:32
elmoi'm processing some now12:32
elmoon a 15Gb logfile.  yay lack of logrotate *cough*12:32
mdzyay for LFS support in apache12:32
jdubseb128: oh, can we just sync djvu from sid?12:33
jdubseb128: wanted to explicitly enable all of them (particularly pixbuf and tiff)12:34
seb128jdub: probably, I've not tried to build it yet but that should be fine12:34
jdubalso looking  into t112:34
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seb128jdub: I've enable tiff afaik12:34
seb128jdub: did you ask mdz about djvulibre new version? it has a soname change but no rdepends out of evince 12:35
jdubyeah12:35
jdubelmo: please sync djvu from sid :-)12:35
elmook to override ubuntu changes?12:35
jdubseb?12:35
jdubhrm, i think that's going to be caught up with C++ transition issues12:36
Nafallojdub: hi! do you have an ETA for the swedish mailinglist? :-)12:37
seb128elmo: yeah, go ahead12:38
jdubmailing lists is #1 on my list as soon as i start work ;)12:38
seb128Debian has transitionned too12:38
jdub(like, give me maybe 1/2 hour ;)12:38
Keybukhave we moved the mailing lists off rince yet?12:38
Nafallojdub: hehe, oki nice :-)12:38
elmo24032435 i38612:38
elmo1249645 amd6412:38
elmo 392432 powerpc12:38
elmoKeybuk: no12:38
jdubKeybuk: nup12:38
Keybukbwahaha, wasn't that supposed to happen ages ago?12:38
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jdubalso going to start a moderator team12:39
elmoKeybuk: yes12:39
mdzelmo: wow12:39
elmoyeah12:40
mdzthat's quite different from my old numbers12:40
Keybukgood showing from amd6412:40
mdzamd64 is still about 5%12:40
elmokeybuk: 5% is good?12:40
mdzbut powerpc is only about 1.5%12:40
Keybukreasonably12:40
jdubthere are so many OS X users to liberate though12:40
mdzrather than 4% or so that I saw before12:40
mdzmaybe people are moving from ppc to i38612:40
mdzor maybe powerpc users are nuts about bittorrent12:41
Keybukthere's a limited market for amd64, those that have houses large enough to put them a long way away from the bedroom12:41
mdzor maybe a lot of powerpc users are on dialup12:41
Keybukotherwise you roast in your bed, and can't sleep from the noise12:41
mdzcomputers don't belong in bedrooms12:41
jdubmdz: got any shipit arch stats?12:41
elmoKeybuk: eh, they're not any noiser than P4's ?12:42
jdubthe only computer i'd consider putting in the bedroom is something for pia to plug her pda into12:42
Keybukyes, but our primary market still haven't moved out from home ;)12:42
elmoand you can get amd64 laptops now12:42
elmotrying on a less "SINCE THE BEGINNING OF TIME" log file12:42
mdzjdub: no, I don't deal with shipit at all12:42
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Keybukseb128: nautilus is being very crashy today12:45
seb128not the first to say that :/12:46
seb128no issue here12:46
seb128ARG, I hate .la files12:46
seb128$ grep glitz /usr/lib/*.la | sed 's/:.*//' | uniq | wc -l12:47
seb1283112:47
Keybukseems to be when copying files about12:47
seb128if we stop building cairo with glitz we have to rebuild a whole stack on stuff in the right order again :/12:47
Nafallomdz: okey to bring in kismet 2005.08.R1? fixes two CANs.12:52
elmoNafallo: ask a MOTMOTU12:52
mdzNafallo: doesn't matter to me; it's universe12:52
Nafalloah, oki.12:52
seb128Keybuk, doko: mdz: we used to build cairo with glitz. Now a pile of stuff built with cairo have a .la mentionning glitz.la and we want to build cairo without glitz ... what would you do?12:52
seb128keep the libcairo-dev Depends on libglitz-dev time to rebuild to avoid the FTBFSes is ugly?12:53
Keybukit's an interesting problem isn't it12:53
Keybukrebuild cairo and everything upwards :-/12:53
ajmitchelmo: afaik it's ogra, dholbach & a couple of delegates for UVF exceptions, something we have to clear up12:54
seb128yeah, that's going to be a mess12:54
Keybukhmm, and metacity just crashed too12:54
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jdubin libtool would make sense too12:57
jdubmaybe12:57
Keybukno such thing as "as-needed" for static libs12:57
seb128jdub: do you have an opinion on cairo/glitz?12:57
Keybukwhich is why you have to list all the dep tree in the .la file12:57
Keybukif you wanted to link statically to a lib that links with cairo, you need to link in libglitz12:57
seb128we should just drop .la files12:57
dokoseb128: grep the archive and re-upload all packages mentioning glitz12:57
Keybukno, we shouldn't12:57
Keybukit's there for a reason12:57
seb128doko: they have to build the right order12:57
Keybukif you drop the .la files, drop the .a files too12:57
jdubKeybuk: ugh, yucky12:57
seb128that's going to break builds for a week again12:58
jdubperhaps .la files should describe both situations :)12:58
doko.la files are evil, they are even used for loading libs using dlopen ...12:58
jdubseb128: i thought it was a runtime depend, so i'm a tad shocked by this problem :)12:58
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seb128mdz: around?01:01
mdzseb128: yes01:01
seb128mdz: did you read about the cairo/glitz issue?01:02
mdzseb128: reading01:02
mdzseb128: what is the reason for building without glitz?01:02
seb128"   * Removed glitz backend as currently experimental and unsupported"01:03
seb128the Debian maintainer did that01:03
mdzhow many packages affected?01:03
seb128I've 31 .la files mentionning it on my box01:03
seb128that's not a runtime issue for apps01:04
seb128but that's going to break builds because of .la mentionning glitz and cairo not bringing it01:04
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mdzseb128: the best choice would seem to be to rebuild01:10
mdzwe have scripts for this01:10
seb128the number of packages is not the issue01:10
seb128I just wanted to make sure that you don't need to have everything installable from desktop today or something because it will take some hours to rebuild01:11
seb128let's go for it 01:11
elmoDO IT, POP THE TRUNK01:11
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seb128elmo: pango1.0 sync from incoming please01:33
elmoseb128: done01:36
seb128elmo: thanks01:36
mdznew rule: no more exact versioned deps on arch: all by arch: any :-P01:37
mdzthat's the only reason this is inconvenient01:38
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seb128mdz: what should be used instead?01:39
mdzseb128: now that is the question01:39
seb128we already talked about that for libgnome etc with pkg-gnome guys01:39
seb128the out of sync arch any/all is an issue for buildds every time01:40
mdzmaybe we should allow arch: all packages to be at different versions on different architectures01:40
elmoit can be fixed in the archive01:40
mdzso the old arch: all stays around until the new arch: any is built01:40
elmoyeah, I worked out how to do that in katie a while ago01:40
mdzI'll add it to my launchpad wishlist ;-)01:41
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mdzwhat did my departure message say?  I switched desktops and back and xchat was GONE01:42
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mdzthat's the second time it's done that01:43
mdzseb128: have you seen any other xchat crash reports?01:44
seb128just from people using a notify plugin for it01:44
seb128is that your case?01:44
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seb128it said01:44
mdzI don't think I am using any notify plugins01:45
mdzthe only plugin I have is topicdiff.py01:45
seb128so that's a new one ... run it under gdb so next time you get a bt :)01:45
mdzI am01:45
mdzno symbols, though01:46
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ajmitchelmo: sync python-imaging from sid, please01:52
ajmitchelmo: ah, that's a main package..01:53
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elmoajmitch: if you're not a main uploader, pls proxy through/get approval from  someone who is then01:58
ajmitchelmo: I'll ask doko, it's his debian package01:59
Keybuktopicdiff.py is mine01:59
Keybukso it is flawless02:00
Keybukobviously02:00
Keybukbut, more to the point, nobody changed the topic before mdz crashed02:00
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mjg59Hrm. acpi-support has hit the archive, but hasn't been built02:16
mjg59Where are the buildd logs?02:16
elmopeople.ubuntu.com/~lamont/ somewhere02:17
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elmomissing b-ds02:17
seb128elmo: gtk+2.0 sync from incoming please02:18
mjg59Oh, bugger. Yes.02:18
mjg59Hngh.02:18
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elmoseb128: done02:20
seb128thanks02:21
seb128Keybuk: where is this topicdiff.py ? :)02:21
Keybukwww.netsplit.com/software/topicdiff I think02:22
seb128thanks02:23
mjg59elmo: I've got a kernel workaround for the nx6125 clock running too fast, I'm in touch with HP over the temperature breakage and daniel's almost got the X crashes02:23
wohaahmdz, dude02:23
wohaahare you there?02:23
elmomjg59: sweet02:24
elmoit'd rock if we could get it not completely sucking for breezy02:24
mjg59elmo: If we can't get a new BIOS for it by Breezy, I'll stick in a DMI quirk to disable the APIC02:25
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schweebmjg59: I noticed in the acpi-support or acpid updates the other day, you put in some sata stuff... anything useful for those of us w/ sata hard drives in our laptops?02:27
jdubrun_away_run_away()02:27
mjg59schweeb: Useful in what way?02:28
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schweeblike spinning down the hdd w/ laptop mode or anything? (I seem to remember that not working)02:28
mjg59Yes, that should work02:29
mjg59Man. I can't remember whether I uploaded this package or not.02:29
elmothat's encouraging...02:30
mdzthe only use for the otherwise obnoxious .upload file02:30
mjg59Ah. It seems that I didn't.02:30
mjg59How odd.02:30
mjg59I must have copied it over to test, and never actually uploaded it02:31
schweebhrm, wonder why acpi-support .22 hasn't made it to the archive yet02:31
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mjg59schweeb: Because I suck02:31
mjg59schweeb: .23 should do soon02:31
schweebk02:31
mjg59Oh FFS02:32
schweebsorry about your suckage, hope that improves soon :p02:32
jdubseb128: wow, i just rebuilt evince, and it very reliably crashes in libdbus-glib on startup :)02:32
mjg59The headers for the XTest extension *don't depend on the library*02:32
carstenh.23 of which package?02:32
schweebcarstenh: acpi-support02:32
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carstenhok, thanks. i have similar problems.02:33
mjg59Right. 0.24, then.02:33
schweebrofl02:33
seb128jdub: weird, the current package is supposed to fix this bug. From where do you build?02:33
mjg59libxtst-dev *doesn't actually contain any headers*02:33
jdubseb128: building on my machine, 0.3.4-0ubuntu302:33
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jdubseb128: do i not have latest source?02:33
seb128jdub: could be an autogenerated .h file shipped with the tarball, current version has this issue but the debian/rules do a rm of it02:33
jdubah, that's in this version02:34
jdubbong :)02:34
seb128jdub: that's the current version ... 02:34
seb128grumpf02:34
seb128I'll upload poppler now and then rebuild evince02:34
seb128s/upload/update/02:34
jdubhold on, probably a problem on my end02:34
jdubyeah, file was there due to configuration i did previously02:35
seb128why did you do to my nice package? :)02:35
jdubha ha02:35
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seb128that was the evil .h stricking back? :)02:35
jdubyeah02:35
jdubvicious02:35
seb128right02:36
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elmookay, who recommended beep?03:10
whiprushi think that was me03:10
elmodude, this thing is teh suck03:10
crimsunbeep-media-player?03:10
elmoit's got some insanely small window size and doesn't even support doubling03:10
whiprushwell, it /is/ based on xmms03:11
elmoso on my 1600x1200 screen it's just not usable03:11
elmoxmms has 'double size' mode to make it usable on post-1985 computers03:11
|QuaD-daniels is in charge of xorg right?03:11
mjg59|QuaD-: Yeah03:11
mjg59But it's likely that he's asleep right now03:11
|QuaD-yeah... just checking03:11
elmoand fricking muine doesn't play any music03:11
elmowhat's up with THAT?03:11
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|QuaD-mjg59: does anyone else do xorg with daniels?03:12
bob2cplay, duh03:12
crimsunelmo: ctrl+d doesn't work?03:13
elmocrimsun: nope03:13
crimsunwhat the...03:13
bur[n] er_elmo: quod libet ?03:13
danielsof course, you could always try *asking* daniels if he's awake, rather than just assuming he is, before you go searching for others ...03:14
elmobur[n] er_: say what now?03:14
mjg59daniels: Dude, you sleep less than me03:14
mjg59It's worrying03:14
bur[n] er_elmo: apt-cache show quod-libet03:14
|QuaD-daniels: haha... :) i am sorry03:14
mjg59Also, bloody hibernation03:14
bob2he subsitutes more sleep for whiskey than you03:14
mjg59For some reason it's unhappy with usplash03:14
bur[n] er_elmo: apt-cache show quodlibet03:14
|QuaD-daniels: are there any major problems with X currently that would make it crash when logging in wiht gdm?03:14
mjg59bur[n] er_: You've already said that03:15
|QuaD-i am using the nv drivers03:15
bur[n] er_mjg59: i mistyped ;)03:15
mjg59|QuaD-: When you say the nv drivers, you mean "nv" and not "nvidia", right?03:15
|QuaD-mjg59: yeah03:15
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mjg59|QuaD-: In that case, it's probably best to file a bug03:16
|QuaD-mjg59: hmm, alrighty, i think its in my config file, but i wanted to know if there are any known bugs before i continue picking at my xorg.config03:17
|QuaD-should glx or glcore be enabled with nv drivers?03:22
HrdwrBoBno03:22
|QuaD-what about dri?03:23
danielsbob2: no, I don't drink whiskey at all03:23
bob2I meant 42 below03:24
HrdwrBoBdaniels: so just drunk on love?03:24
daniels|QuaD-: i guess file a bug, yeah.  glx/glcore/dri won't make any difference, since nv doesn't use them.03:24
danielsHrdwrBoB: no, vodka, mainly.03:24
|QuaD-daniels: alright, if it doesn't work tonight, i will file a bug03:24
|QuaD-other than busid, driver, and identifier, is anything needed in device?03:25
danielsno03:25
bob2don't forget to put the busid in xorg.conf03:27
bob2it makes the driver work faster03:27
|QuaD-bob2: in the device section i have it03:27
Keybukseb128: does evo use gnome-gpg?03:27
seb128no that I know of03:29
seb128why?03:29
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jdubKeybuk: i thought you could configure the gpg command?03:30
Keybukoh, just wondering03:31
elmo36251592 i38603:31
elmo1888596 amd6403:31
elmo 563622 powerpc03:31
elmo^-- other half of archive.u.c03:31
elmoi.e very similar03:31
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|QuaD-lets see if my config is working :)03:33
whiprush> I will be in MI on Thursday (25Aug) thru Friday.  I am going to Brief03:36
whiprush> the Australian Army guys on their tank buy.03:36
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whiprush>  bad paste, sorry03:38
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bob2I hope you're not leaking classifed info03:38
whiprushheh, nah ...03:38
HrdwrBoBeveryone knows we're buying M1s03:38
bob2btew03:38
bob2fridge me up03:38
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whiprushbob2: ask Mr. Dub.03:39
|QuaD-daniels: you still awake?03:39
bob2there's a band here called Dubba Rukki03:39
bob2jdub should hook up with them03:39
|QuaD-Symbol __glXgetActiveScreen from module /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libdri.a is unresolved!03:40
whiprushdude, so check this out. 10 days before release, we should do a "ten reasons to use Ubuntu" list.03:40
whiprush10 x 10.03:40
whiprush10 reasons every day03:40
|QuaD-that cmoes out in in my xorg.0.log file03:40
bob2is archive.ubuntu.com missing packages or something?03:40
jdubwhiprush: rock. write up some lists. :)03:41
whiprushI'm on it.03:41
Keybukouch, trying to spool dvd over USB 1.x is painful03:41
whiprushjdub: hey is the official firefox icon in colony3 a mistake? or is that all worked out?03:43
|QuaD-Skipping "/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/libfb.a:fbmmx.o":  No symbols found <-- is another error in my xorg.0.log03:45
jdubwhiprush: the trademark icon was incorrectly (and violationarily!!11) shipped in gnome-icon-theme ;-)03:45
whiprush:-/03:46
ajmitchjdub: oh that's a shame, I hoped it was there to stay03:46
whiprushfor a second there it seemed like everyone was on the same side.03:46
whiprushbut that's just crazy talk03:46
jdubwell, we may just get it sorted for breezy03:46
jdubproperly03:46
jdubwe'll see :)03:46
jdubluckily it will be a tiny change in debian/rules if we are allowed to :)03:46
daniels|QuaD-: the first error means that you never bothered uninstalling nvidia-glx, but it shouldn't cause problems03:53
daniels|QuaD-: the second warning is utterly harmless03:53
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|QuaD-daniels: ok, i filed a bug03:58
|QuaD-my first bug ever filed 03:58
|QuaD-i hope i did it right03:58
|QuaD-gtg for now03:59
|QuaD-ttyl04:00
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shayaanyone seen mdz in a bit?04:29
mdzI have04:29
shaya:)04:30
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fabbionemorning guys04:31
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ajmitchmorning fabbione 04:44
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jsgotangcohi all05:13
ajmitchhi jsgotangco 05:14
lifeless./win 1805:14
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fab_livemdz: LIVE looks very very good :)05:16
fab_liveone problem only, given 2 nics in the box, it did attempt to init the wrong one...05:17
fab_liveother than that.. 100% success :)05:17
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mdzfabbione: which one is the wrong one?05:19
mdzfabbione: it should try one, and if it works, use it, otherwise try the next05:19
fabbionemdz: it did try to init eth1 and failed (no dhcp on that vlan)05:20
fabbioneand eth0 was unconfigured05:20
mdzinteresting05:20
fabbioneit didn't attempt to init it at all05:20
mdz /var/log/installer/syslog would be interesting05:20
fabbionemeh ok..05:21
fabbionewait05:21
fabbionei was rebooting already to install ltsp05:21
fabbionebut X res and all other stuff were perfect05:21
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`anthonySo is there an easy way to downgrade my kernel to the version before last week's security update? It's completely screwed up unsuspend on this machine.05:24
`anthony(logging a bug about it now)05:24
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fabbionemdz: do you mean /var/log/casper/syslog.gz ???05:29
fabbionebecause there is no such installer/syslog...05:29
mdzfabbione: yes05:29
mdzfabbione: that is a saved copy of /var/log/installer/syslog from d-i05:29
elmo`anthony: the hoary kernel will still be available in the pool05:29
elmoas opposed to the version in hoary-security05:29
fabbionemdz: ok..05:29
elmoit will of course be at the very least local-rootable tho05:30
`anthonyelmo: Hm. So if I comment out the hoary-security from apt, and re-run apt-get update, it will offer the older one?05:30
`anthonyelmo: I can handle local-rootable over "have to reboot twice a day"05:30
elmoapt won't offer to downgrade stuff without mucking around with pinning05:31
elmoyou might be best off just downloading the relevant deb by hand and installing it with dpkg05:31
elmo(icky i know)05:31
fabbionemdz: Aug 25 03:23:28 netcfg[12158] : INFO: eth0 is disconnected. (MII)  05:31
fabbionemdz: we can't rely on MII info 05:31
fabbionefor 2 reasons:05:31
fabbionea) not all cards are MII 100% compatible05:32
mdzfabbione: dude, that has been the same since Warty05:32
elmo`anthony: it seems very strange that a  hoary-security kernel update would make your box unstable05:32
fabbioneb) in my specific case the switch takes longer to negotiate05:32
fabbionemdz: i didn't have this switch in warty05:32
fabbionemdz: this is a GigaEth connected to a 10/100MB switch05:32
fabbioneit just takes longer to negotiate05:33
mdzmy laptop is gige and connected to a 10/100 switch, and the MII test works fine05:35
fabbionemdz: is your switch a cisco 2924 ? and do you have a inter gigabit?05:36
mdzno05:36
fabbioneintel even05:36
mdzand yes05:36
mdzit is an intel gige, but the switch is not a cisco05:37
fabbionemdz: mii works here too after they negotiate05:37
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mdzthat is a very expensive switch to use at home ;-)05:37
`anthonyelmo: bug 14124 has the details.05:37
fabbionemdz: it depends .. i got a bunch for free...05:37
fabbionemdz: some with fibers :)05:37
mdzI would not mind a free cat 2924 if you have extra :-)05:37
mdzI am out of ports on my netgear05:38
mdzhow many is "a bunch"?05:38
fabbionemdz: i have one or two 2916 with 16 Fast + 2 expansions slots (and i have a few expansion with 2x100 FC each)05:38
fabbionemdz: + two or 3 c19xx but they are only 24 Eth + 2 Fast05:39
fabbionemdz: anyway how can i easily add a MII larger timeout?05:40
fabbionemdz: like testing the mii for a few secs before giving up?05:40
carstenh`anthony: you could use "apt-get install package=version" when you want to skip pinning05:43
elmooh, yeah good point05:43
`anthonyelmo: the version in pool appears to be the same as the version from the kernel upgrade05:43
carstenhhmm, and set it to hold afterwards... 05:43
elmolinux-image-2.6.10-5-686 |  2.6.10-34 |         hoary | i38605:44
elmolinux-image-2.6.10-5-686 | 2.6.10-34.4 | hoary-security | i38605:44
elmo`anthony: ^--05:44
mdzfabbione: there is no timeout; I think it just checks once05:45
mdzfabbione: you could have it check in a loop for 3 seconds or something05:45
fabbionemdz: yeah the latter is what i meant..05:45
`anthonyelmo: ah. my reeding skillz gud. 05:47
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Burgundaviamdz, with UbuntuExpress not making, are the windows programs still going to be ont he livecd?06:07
mdzBurgundavia: of course; we never planned to remove them06:09
mdzeven if ubuntuexpress had been ready06:09
Burgundaviamdz, ok, just checking for the Quick Tour06:09
mdzBurgundavia: is that published somewhere yet?06:10
BurgundaviaQuickTourDraft for a rough online and the writing06:10
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Burgundaviagoing into SVN sometime later this week06:10
elmo`anthony: better?06:16
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`anthonydunno. going to try suspending now.06:20
`anthonyelmo: huzzah. downgrading to -34 makes it work again.06:21
elmowell huzzah for you, sucks for us ;-P06:22
`anthonyYes, yes it does. If someone wants to try building kernels to fix the problem, let me know and I'll try them out.06:25
Burgundaviamdz, I though LP integration was supposed to have bug filing link as well?06:25
Burgundaviamdz, and how mature in Get Help going to be? should it be promoted?06:25
mdzBurgundavia: "get help" is going to include a path to report a bug if appropriate06:29
mdzprobably through a support system first06:29
Burgundaviaala bug-buddy-style?06:30
Burgundaviais LP integation in general mature enough to be promoted?06:30
mdzBurgundavia: as much as Breezy is, yes ;-)06:31
mdzthe launchpad pages don't do much yet, but they will by the time we release 5.1006:31
Burgundaviaok06:31
BurgundaviaI was talking about for the release06:31
mdzko06:31
mdzok06:31
Burgundaviathe Quicktour is designed so that with a few modification, you guys can take it to a show and use it there06:32
jsgotangcoyeah06:32
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jsgotangcoBurgundavia, hard06:33
Burgundaviahmm06:33
jsgotangcoit would be a PITA to make the tables alone06:33
jsgotangcothat's why i was asking you before06:33
jtan325is there a way to dpkg-buildpackage without the -k option, i.e. it looks up your id in a file or env. variable?06:39
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Keybukmdz: definitely looks like there's a "udev is dropping shit on the floor" problem, doesn't there07:03
Burgundaviamdz, was evince removed from the menus intentionally?07:09
\shmorning07:11
jdubBurgundavia: why bother doing it in docbook at all?07:13
Burgundaviaseb128, UI freeze is tomorrow. https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=12145 is simple rename of the serpentine menu item to be more useful. Can it pushed in?07:13
Burgundaviajdub, I am not going to07:13
jdubyay07:13
Burgundaviajdub, html and then from html to pdf07:13
Burgundaviaif needed07:13
jsgotangcojdub, such a bother for an article07:14
Burgundaviagoing to get my web-savvy brother to help me with kickass css07:14
Burgundaviajdub, I was also thinking we could feed each piece into the fridge07:15
Burgundaviajdub, one section/day07:15
mdzBurgundavia: I don't know; that'd be a seb128 question07:15
Burgundaviamdz, ok07:15
mjg59mdz: Argh, the bugs!07:15
mdzmjg59: you're telling me07:15
jdubBurgundavia: chat to whiprush about his ten day lead up idea07:15
Burgundaviajdub, can do07:15
jdubBurgundavia: it'll fit in very nicely with that07:16
mdzwe were sort of asking for it by sending out laptops and telling people to file bugs, though07:16
Burgundaviamdz, indeed07:16
jsgotangcomjg59 said anything that doesn't work07:16
ajmitchmdz: the laptops are appreciated though (when they arrive)07:16
Burgundaviajdub, have you checked out the lastest stuff on QuickTourDraft?07:17
jsgotangco(its pretty rad now)07:17
Burgundaviajdub, read the rough work section at the very bottom07:17
mjg59mdz: Well, yes07:18
mjg59mdz: It's gradually getting under control, though I'm going to have to chase down some suspend issues07:19
jdubBurgundavia: no, but i will - thanks07:19
Burgundaviawhiprush, ping07:20
jblackBurgandavia: When you're done with whiprush, mind if we have a chat? 07:21
Burgundaviajbailey, available now07:21
jblackcool.07:21
jdubBurgundavia: hmm, need to refocus on benefits, not features :)07:22
jblackBy any chance, are you familiar with the work that I do? 07:22
jdubBurgundavia: give me a few minutes, will chat on -doc07:22
ajmitchjblack: I thought you were mark, not jeff? :)07:22
Burgundaviajblack, yes, to a certain extent07:22
jblackajmitch: Long story. :) 07:22
jblackburgundavia: COol. Yeah. I work on bazar interests, which is a tool ubuntu works on and is about to push very hard. 07:23
Burgundaviaya07:23
jblackI heard a nasty rumor, though, that the ubuntu docs are in subversion? 07:23
Burgundaviayes they are07:23
jsgotangcojblack, true07:23
Burgundaviashall we move to -doc?07:23
jblackSure. :) 07:24
mdzmjg59: if you'd like me to sort/tag these differently, let me know07:27
\shgood morning jblack :)07:27
Burgundaviamjg59, mdz do we want to sort laptop and laptop-trivial07:27
Burgundaviabecause some things really are07:27
Burgundaviamdz, mjg59 never mind, it is late and I am an idiot07:28
\shwhats up with debian bts07:29
\shgrrrr...libdv ftbfs on amd6407:30
fabbionemdz: the last LTSPHowTo is still https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTSPHowTo? i recall something with thinclient in the name...07:30
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mdzfabbione: ThinClientHowto, oddly enough ;-)07:31
fabbioneah here is.. the "C" in client.. that's it07:31
mdzfabbione: please add a link from LTSPHowTo to ThinClientHowto, while you're there07:31
mdzsimilar to the ThinClientHowto->LTSPHowTo link07:31
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Keybukhmm, I have a nasty hunch about this udev problem07:34
mdzdown to 31 messages in ubuntu-bugs07:35
mdzthat is a new record since hoary I think07:35
fabbionemdz: yup07:35
mdzand a high note on which to go to bed07:35
mdztomorrow is carpet day07:35
mdznight all07:35
Keybuknite dude07:35
Mithrandircarpet day?07:35
mdzthe day when carpet is installed in my office and I can move back into it07:35
Mithrandirah, ok.07:36
fabbionemdz: eheh congratulation :)07:36
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fabbionemdz: night.. (btw there is already a link to LTSPHowTo from ThinClient)07:36
\shMithrandir: please install libpopt-dev on ravel, breezy chroot :) thx :)07:36
fabbionethe other is done07:36
Mithrandir\sh: done07:37
\shMithrandir: u rock :)07:37
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robitaillehumm...when is the doc team meeting?  25th or 26th?  wiki + agenda has 26th.  topic in #u-meeting has 25th07:41
robitaille[sorry wrong channel] 07:42
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\shMithrandir: after breakfast :) please install as well automake-1.9 into ravels breezy chroot :) thx :)07:45
Mithrandirdone (automake1.9)07:52
\shthx :)07:54
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\shhmmmm..08:04
\sh/usr/bin/ld: .libs/vlc_x86_64.o: relocation R_X86_64_PC32 against `dv_vlc_class_index_mask' can not be used when making a shared object; recompile with -fPIC08:05
\shand at least this object file isn't compiled with -fPIC..08:06
\shand I don't know where to enable this 08:06
\shin Makefile.am08:06
\shmdz: is it ok with you to break UVF if a new upstream version fixes FTBFS (for main) (source package libdv)08:08
Burgundaviamjg59, your latest acpi update broken stuff, like rebooting08:10
fabbionejamesh: you will need to backport only the fix required08:10
fabbione^ \sh08:10
mjg59Burgundavia: Yeah, yeah08:12
mjg59Burgundavia: More usefully - yeah, I think I know where the problem is08:12
mjg59I'll dig into it now08:12
mjg59(It's fixed rather more than it's broken, so)08:12
Burgundaviamjg59, cheers!08:12
mjg59Basically, there's a stack of device_suspend calls that shouldn't be there08:13
Burgundaviaok08:15
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mjg59Hmm. Maybe not.08:15
mjg59Oh argh goddamnit08:15
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mjg59Burgundavia: Ok. Do you have a machine that no longer reboots?08:15
Burgundaviamjg59, indeed08:16
Burgundaviaor not, hmm08:17
mjg59Mm?08:17
Burgundaviait just rebooted correctly08:18
mjg59Ah08:18
Burgundavialet me a test a few more times08:18
mjg59Latest kernel?08:18
Burgundaviaabsolutely latest as of 4 hours ago and you haven't updated anything since then08:18
mjg59Indeed08:18
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mjg59108 bugs found.08:19
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\shfabbione: this will be a hard backport..08:20
\shfabbione: asm stuff 08:20
jsgotangcoyou have a docking station? "$??$^"$^~~08:20
Burgundaviathe only that works through it is power currently08:21
Burgundavianot even usb works08:21
Burgundaviamjg59, ok, file that bug under Could Not Replicate08:21
mjg59Burgundavia: Joy08:22
mjg59The docking station on mine works fine...08:22
Burgundaviatesting some shutdowns now08:22
\shand grrr seb12808:23
\shany popup in gnome let my desktop switchjump to another desktop08:23
\shbut 08:25
Burgundaviamjg59, where do shutdown messages about pcmcia get logged?08:25
\shfabbione: regarding libdv...setting gcc-3.4 as build-dep on amd64 and everything is fine...is it ok as well for the apps depending on this to use this lib compiled against gcc-3.4?08:26
fabbione\sh why not backporting only the fix?08:26
fabbionehard != impossible08:27
\shfabbione: because it's more then a fix...and I can't test it actually on amd64...so for me it better to have a working "old lib" but tested then to backport asm crack08:28
fabbione\sh make your choise.. is it a c++ lib? or only C? in the latter switching compiler is an okish compromise08:28
fabbioneif it's a c++ lib, no.. you need to backport the fix08:28
\shfabbione: libdv is plain c08:29
\sh+ asm of course08:29
\shand I was the stupid idiot who touched it, so I have to fix it somehow08:30
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pittiG'morning!08:31
\shmoins pitti :)08:31
Burgundaviapitti, I am truly sorry you have to support mediawiki. It is too bad that moin really sucks as a userinteface and mediawiki doesn;t08:31
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mjg59Burgundavia: Uhm. /var/log/daemon.log, IIRC08:32
mjg59But I'm not sure of that08:32
Burgundaviamjg59, that is the correct log08:35
\shI'll go for gcc-3.4 and check if I have the time to backport 0.104 asm crack08:36
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fabbione_ltspnot bad :)08:42
pittiBurgundavia: :+/08:43
pittiHi fabbione_ltsp 08:43
fabbione_ltsphey pitti08:45
fabbionejammcq: ping?08:48
siretartmorning09:00
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\shhey siretart 09:00
\shmvo: moins09:00
siretartwoah, we have j2re1.4 now in universe?!09:00
siretartwasn't the license just crack?09:00
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siretarthuhu mvo09:01
mvogood morning siretart 09:03
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infinityThe license is crack, that's why it's in multiverse.09:03
\shmvo: come on dude..6:00 localtime == office time ,-) I already did my work for today ,-)09:03
siretartI thought it is crack as in 'unredistributable'09:03
phlaegelsiretart: it's blackdown java, not sun09:04
infinityI'd have to re-read it, but I'm pretty sure it's only unredistributable without permission.  And we may well have gotten said permission.09:04
siretartin that case, can we also put libdvdcss in multiverse?09:05
infinityAnd we very much don't guarantee that multiverse or restricted are redistributable by anyone other than Ubuntu/Canonical.09:05
mvo\sh: my local time starts at 9 ;)09:05
\shmvo: u should work for your provider *eg*09:05
siretartinfinity: thats great news for our users!09:05
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mjg59Bwahahahahaha09:06
\shsiretart: I don't want to have libdvdcss...it would be much nicer to have it as a "legalized piece of software for linux dvd players"09:07
infinityIndeed, the problem with CSS isn't the distributability of the code (copyright-wise), it's that people don't really want to get sued for doing so.09:08
infinity(Or criminally prosecuted, in some jurisdictions)09:08
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danielsmjg59: (bastard)09:09
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\shyes...the illegal status of dvdcss is the problem09:09
daniels\sh: there is no 'legalized piece of software for linux dvd players', nor is there like ly to be until dvda does a complete backflip09:09
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\shdaniels: that's what I meant...09:10
Burgundaviadaniels, was there a discussion somewhere about scrolldown the side of touchpads?09:10
infinityOr until we pay gods of money to the right people for every CD we press, and forbid redistribution of those compnents without licensing fees.09:10
pittilaunchpad-integration 0.0patch26+mvo7-0ubuntu3  - yay version numbers 09:10
infinityYAY.09:10
infinitys/gods/gobs/09:10
danielsBurgundavia: not that I can remember09:11
jdubdaniels: there absolutely are legal dvd programs for linux09:11
Burgundaviadaniels, shall I raise it on the -devel list? (I happen to think that it is a sane default)09:11
jdubdaniels: there are just no FOSS ones09:11
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\shinfinity: what are the costs? I mean, a special ubuntu dvd player with legal decss code would be a "damn, those people did it again" PR gag...1 EUR/USD/currency fee to get the license payment back..09:13
infinity\sh : Paying would set a precedent that no one wants.  It tells people that we think it's A-OK to strangle software freedom with patent licenses and crackpot anti-cirucumvention legislation in the name of profit.09:14
mjg59Nnnngh.09:14
infinityAlso, this becomes wildly off-topic, methinks.09:14
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\shinfinity: yes...working on libqt3c102-mt unmet deps09:15
jdub\sh: see section 7 of the GPL (sure, we could use software with another license, but keep it in mind)09:16
\shjdub: I wasn't thinking about the license right now..I was thinking: provide the linux users a "legally usable dvd player software for linux including decss" (completly different from ubuntu distribution)09:17
\shjdub: but this is really OT :) forget everything...I need coffee09:17
jdub\sh: fluendo is working on proprietary dvd plugins for gstreamer09:17
jdubthey are going to support ubuntu09:17
\shjdub: include decryption?09:18
jdubof course09:18
jdubthat's the whole point :)09:19
mjg59*Half* of my open and non-needinfo bugs have been opened in the past week09:21
Burgundaviathey are only going to get worse09:21
mjg59Yes09:22
mjg59Yes, they are09:22
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infinity\sh : Argh, dude, don't upload new sources to force a retry of failed builds, just ask me to retry them.09:31
danielsjdub: foss> that was kind of implied09:31
danielsBurgundavia: i honestly don't think it's worth it -- we went through it before, and it's one of those things where you just have to pick some arbitrary default and accept that half of the people will love it and half of the people will think it's shit09:32
Burgundaviadaniels, indeed09:32
jsgotangcodaniels, but some models do have their touchpads with scroll indicators09:33
danielsjsgotangco: we have no way to detect that09:33
jsgotangcoahh09:33
danielsjsgotangco: so we're going to have to pick one default that's sensible for both ones with a little ridge separationg the touchpad and the scroll area, and without09:34
jsgotangcook i won't file a bug then :)09:34
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pefhi09:35
mjg59Oh man09:38
mjg59I should really stop dealing with Bugzilla when I'm drunk09:38
mjg59I write entirely sensible things that I have no recollection of writing09:39
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Treenaksmjg59: better than writing gibberish09:42
mjg5984 bugs dealt with09:43
fabbionemjg59: i just reassinged one from acpi to linux with you in CC09:45
pittielmo: please sync postgresql-7.4 postgresql-8.0 postgresql-common from unstable; I'd also like to sync plr; it is a new upstream version, but universe, and the current plr package does not work at all with the new postgresql structure09:45
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Mithrandirdaniels: is current breezy known not to autodetect modes (i386) correctly?  I got a question about it with today's daily.09:47
siretarterr, does anyone know where libxp6 did go?09:47
danielsMithrandir: *shrug*, usual disclaimer about xorg.conf, xorg.0.log, etc, applies09:48
danielssiretart: it went to a better place.  we don't support xprint now.09:48
siretartdaniels: well, is there any possibility to get it backs for 'legacy' apps like java plugin?09:49
Mithrandirdaniels: I'm still in the middle of the install and this used to work on live, at least.  It only asked about modes, not about driver and stuff, so I guess ddcprobe had a bad day.09:49
danielsMithrandir: quite possibly09:49
siretartdaniels: javaplugin from blackdown makes firefox crashing instantly because of no libxp.so.6 available09:49
danielssiretart: if so, it'll have to be an motu thing09:49
siretartdaniels: where are the sources?09:50
siretartuniverse is ok09:50
Mithrandirwe kinda need the hooks support in dpkg, this install has been stalling for ten minutes regenerating font caches.09:50
mjg59Bwahahahaha.09:50
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KeybukMithrandir: I guess you missed the discussion about that at debconf?09:50
danielssiretart: http://xorg.freedesktop.org, look at the modular developers' guide, you want proto/Print and lib/Xp09:50
MithrandirKeybuk: indeed I missed it.  Anything useful came out of it?09:51
mvodaniels: do you happen to know if the r300_demo application (from r300.sf.net) should run on a current breezy kernel/Xorg?09:51
siretartdaniels: I assume there are no debian packages available yet and I have to look at them myself, right?09:51
mjg59Ok, down to 58 bugs I'm supposed to be doing something about09:51
Keybuka couple of different ways of doing that kind of thing were discussed09:51
Keybukand I rather liked the one iwj/wiggy came up with in a taxi but never wrote down09:51
Keybukpackages can ship a hook script (e.g. /var/lib/dpkg/info/fontconfig.hook) and specify when that hook gets run (files going into /usr/share/fonts)09:52
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pittiHi seb128 09:53
mvogood morning seb128 09:53
seb128hey pitti mvo09:53
jdub5000+ people on ubuntu-announce these days :-)09:54
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danielsmvo: no, and it won't09:55
pittiseb128: hm? you just got up, didn't you?09:55
mvodaniels: is it a matter of updateing my dri radeon driver? 09:55
pittiseb128: time for another funny day full of bug reports^W^Wfunny development09:55
seb128pitti: yeah, but I went to bed at 5am, damn .la files09:55
jdubbum, this machine has suse on it09:56
Burgundaviajdub, where are you>09:56
jdubsitting on my couch09:56
danielsmvo: you'd need to update the drm in the kernel and the ddx in xorg.  the ddx stuff won't happen because xorg is now frozen.  no r300 for breezy, sorry.09:56
Burgundaviadaniels, shucks09:56
jdubbooting a fairly loud openpower 710 p series machine09:57
jdubwhich is going to have an ubuntu enema very soon09:57
mjg59daniels: Got a report of an identical X300 failure on an x86 HP09:57
seb128pitti: after uploading cairo 1.0 at midnight I notice than the Debian maintainer turn the glitz backend of because it's experimental and upstream recommend it for stability reason ... the stuff is that ~30 .la file mention glitz.la and I wanted to rebuild pango/gtk and fix the gnome standard libs before going to bed ... oh joy09:57
mvodaniels: ok, thanks. the stupid ati binary driver hangs for me when I try to use it and I was kind of hoping for free 3d :) breezy+1 then09:57
danielsmjg59: sounds about right.  i think I know how to ward off the problem, being to idle the engine before we set up for solidfillrect calls.  nasty as hell though.09:58
pittiseb128: sounds like fun09:58
mjg59mvo: Of course, with the modular tree it's easy enough for someone to provide external packages09:58
danielsmjg59: (and slow, but beats hung)09:58
seb128pitti: yeah, now I really hate .la files :)09:58
danielsmvo: indeed.  sorry.09:58
mjg59daniels: Well, turning off Screen2Screen is *slow*09:58
danielsmjg59: yes, but that's breezy+109:58
pittiseb128: they are for libtool, right? what do they do exactly?09:58
mjg59daniels: Mm? We're not modular for Breezy?09:59
Mithrandirpitti: I think they're there to annoy seb128, mostly.09:59
danielsmjg59: right.  so idling the engine is cheaper than disabling it altogether, but not ideal.09:59
danielsmjg59: no.09:59
mjg59daniels: When in the past 12 hours did that change?09:59
pirroHstrange problem with breezy here, suddenly fs has become read only (simple ext3)09:59
danielsmjg59: shortly before I went to bed last night09:59
seb128pitti: dunno what they do exactly out of creating issues, other distro just trash them 09:59
mjg59daniels: Right. Do we get the BIOS crack shit for i855?10:00
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pittiseb128: maybe we should change cdbs to not ship la files then?10:00
Mithrandirpitti: eh, .la files are spawns of libtool, not cdbs10:00
seb128or a dh_something :)10:00
danielsmjg59: don't know, I've been told that xorg is now in polar freeze.  so I guess not, but I'll try like hell.10:00
seb128Mithrandir: libtool is not used to make packages :p10:00
mjg59daniels: Ok. Thanks.10:01
seb128pitti: Debian policy is to ship them, but yeah10:01
infinitypolicy says nothing about .la files.10:01
infinityUnless you meant "common Debian practice".10:01
pittiMithrandir: I know, but cdbs would be a pretty convenient place to kill them off for a large number of packages10:02
infinityAnd I say the best way to make that practice uncommon is to just stop shippin ghtme.10:02
danielsdh_dielibtooldie10:03
danielsi've stopped shipping them for everything in x10:03
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siretartdaniels: Xp was no problem in finding, but I fail to find proto/Print. Where is it? is it really necessary? a first build seemed to go fine10:12
Mithrandiruhm, xresprobe wasn't installed.  that might be the reason10:16
lathiatyes i had that problem10:16
lathiatbecause its not in the seed10:16
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lathiat^ maybe10:16
lathiatpitti: heh10:16
mvohehe10:17
Mithrandirlathiat: yeah, it should probably be seeded10:17
lathiatprobably? :)10:17
Mithrandir:-P10:18
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Mithrandirpitti: do you know the reason for xresprobe not being seeded?10:23
Mithrandirthat is, not in the desktop seed10:23
pittiMithrandir: no idea; nobody added it?10:24
fabbioneMithrandir: it's an xorg-server Depends:10:24
fabbioneno need to seed it10:24
Mithrandirfabbione: no, it's a recommends10:24
fabbioneit's pulled in automatically10:24
pitti xresprobe |   0.4.18-1 | http://archive.ubuntu.com breezy/main Packages10:24
pittiMithrandir: it's in main10:24
lathiatits in the ubuntu-live seed10:24
lathiatbut not desktop10:24
Mithrandirpitti: it's ship and live, but not desktop10:24
fabbioneMithrandir: ah ship will push it to CD automatically... why does it need to be in desktop?10:24
Mithrandirfabbione: because it's not installed at the moment, which means xserver-xorg's postinst won't have it -> question asked10:25
fabbioneMithrandir: installed where? i just did a breezy install 10:25
Mithrandirfabbione: by a default desktop install10:25
fabbionei did that....10:26
fabbionebut it was via network...10:26
eddseb128: ping?10:27
seb128edd: pong10:27
eddseb128: hey. my breezy font prefs are going mad right now. is this a known problem or shall i file bug with more data? the main issue is that it disrespects my hinting settings10:27
seb128GTK 2.8.1 is bugged, 2.8.2 should fix it10:28
seb128what version do you have ?10:28
fabbioneMithrandir: are you sure xresprobe was not installed at all?10:28
eddseb128: 2.8.1-110:28
seb128update10:28
seb128:)10:28
Mithrandirfabbione: yes.10:29
eddseb128: thanks. btw, firefox still disrespects the hinting prefs before this was a problem, but i guess that's not your issue...10:29
fabbioneMithrandir: is xresprobe on the cd?10:29
seb128edd: nop, I use epiphany ... :)10:29
eddseb128: yeah, i went back to ephy for this reason (wow, and it's way faster!)10:29
fabbioneMithrandir: if so it could be base-config that lost the bits to install xresprobe10:29
Mithrandirfabbione: nope, it's not there.10:30
carlospitti, hi, morning10:31
carlospitti, around?10:31
pittiHey carlos, sure :-)10:31
pittiwith the birds10:31
carlospitti, http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/10:31
Mithrandirso, why is the package not on the cd even when it's seeded as ship?10:32
pittiWOW10:32
carlospitti, new and fresh language packs, could you test them and tell me the error you find?10:32
pittiMithrandir: could be cd overflow10:32
pittiMithrandir: during the hoary release, we had a similar problem10:32
Mithrandirpitti: checking for that already.10:32
pittiMithrandir: a few packages flowed to the 2nd cd and broke X10:32
Mithrandirpitti: yeah, I think so; du -sh /media/cdrom gives me 641MB10:33
pitticarlos: sure, doing that now. Thanks!10:33
carlospitti, thank you10:33
pittiMithrandir: hm, 650 MB for the whole image is the hard limit10:33
pittiMithrandir: can you rather look at the raw iso image?10:33
carlosI think there are still some errors related with '\n', I'm debugging that already10:33
Mithrandir-rw-rw-r--   1 tfheen  tfheen  645M 2005-08-24 09:35 breezy-install-i386.iso10:33
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Mithrandirpitti: does anybody notice this or should I nag somebody?  (FSOS)10:34
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pittiMithrandir: Kamion can check for this, but I don't think the cronjob pushes a notification10:35
pittiMithrandir: that size should be fine, though10:35
\shseb128: I have some strange issues with switching desktops when popups are popping up 10:35
Mithrandirpitti: well, Colin is on vacation.10:35
Keybuk\sh: metacity crashes?10:36
fabbioneMithrandir: mdz is the guy10:36
\shKeybuk: no..just switching from actual desktop to another one and back to actual one10:36
Keybukoh, I've had a few metacity crashes when doing things like switching desktops10:36
\shKeybuk: and only automatically when a popup is showing up10:37
KeybukWHAT IS THAT NOISE )!()"$(!$"10:37
KeybukI'm going to go on a campaign against any app that makes a beep or sound of any description without a visual clue alongside it10:37
\shinfinity: *grmpf* sorry...I just had my head somewhere else :( 10:37
MithrandirKeybuk: your network connection jumping up and down?  Similar to the pcmcia insert/eject sound?10:38
Keybukit's a very quiet "bidong" kind of noise10:38
HiddenWolfkeybuk, start with ripping the system beeps out of email clients then.10:39
Keybukdon't have one running10:39
KeybukMithrandir: could you log in to jabber10:39
\shhmm...my jabber roster grew since the day before last10:40
KeybukFOUND IT10:41
KeybukMithrandir: thanks!10:41
MithrandirKeybuk: np10:41
Keybukit's a beep to tell you someone's logged in to jabber10:41
Mithrandirhow annoying.10:41
Mithrandiruse guifications.10:41
Keybukgossip has guifications?10:41
Mithrandirnah, gaim has guifications.10:41
Keybukbut gaim sucks10:41
Mithrandirgossip should be able to get them for breezy+1, if grim manages to finish guifications310:42
HiddenWolfKeybuk, don't all IM clients suck?10:42
Mithrandirsince that'll be a more generic notification framework.10:42
KeybukI like gossip, it's almost entirely bling free10:43
Keybukit gives you a window with a list of names in, and a window to type in10:43
Keybukwhich is about all I want10:43
lathiati like gajim10:43
lathiatnot really used gossip tho10:43
lathiatbut sucks less than gaim10:43
KeybukRobot101 and robtaylor__  need to finish their dbus rewrite10:43
lathiattheyre writing one?10:44
lathiatheh i was playing writin ga new dbus client library last night10:44
lathiatthats like, thread safe and not stupid10:44
HiddenWolfThe only reason I stick to gaim is that it connects to just about any protocol. :)10:44
Keybukdbus rewrite of gaim10:44
lathiatah10:44
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fabbioneelmo: something is badly wrong with archive...10:45
fabbioneelmo: hoary seems to be uninstallable via network..10:45
HiddenWolffabbione, hoary?10:46
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\shKeybuk: try out gajim ,-)10:46
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jdubhrm10:47
Mithrandirfabbione: elmo won't be around for six hours or so10:47
Keybuk\sh: I saw screenshots, I didn't like10:47
jdubanyone know how to do the equivalent of stop-a with openfirmware?10:47
\shKeybuk: it supports now real TLS handshakes, gpg-agents, and dns svr records 10:47
\shand it's python10:47
Keybuk\sh: but it looks like bling10:47
\shwth is bling?10:47
fabbioneHiddenWolf: yes.. hoary.. i got a bunch of 404 and a set of security updates on hold...10:47
Keybukbling is bad10:47
fabbioneMithrandir: i know, but he reads the backlog..10:47
lathiatbling is good!10:48
\shKeybuk: actually...it's just like PSI for KDE ,-)10:48
Keybukno, bling is _really_ bad10:48
fabbionenow if only this damn FB didn't kill the scrollback, i could have paste more info10:48
lathiatno bad bling is bad. :)10:48
Keybukbling is always bad10:48
lathiatnever10:48
Keybukbling is unnecessary10:48
\shtranslate bling ,-)10:48
seb128\sh: why do you fork gajim to use debhelper when Debian has the same version using cdbs ?10:48
Keybuk\sh: did you ever watch the A-Team?10:48
\shseb128: asterix didn't have cdbs for 0.7.1...and I was faster with 0.8...but I will merge back with his style..but offer more features then debian...it's all discussed in the background :)10:49
HiddenWolf\sh, bling: lots of unneeded glitter/glamour -> bells and whistles10:49
HiddenWolf\sh, IE, over the top.10:49
\shKeybuk: I only know mr. t and his gold chains ,-)10:49
\shKeybuk: and a lot of "bullets" in a-team10:50
Keybuk\sh: the exact thing I was looking for -- Mr T is bling10:50
seb128\sh: hum, k10:50
Keybuklots of gold chains, and "ya whuh fool"10:50
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Keybukdesktop bling is a UI with lots of gold chains, and rings and stuff10:50
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\shseb128: asterix packages gajim for debian ( and he had a sponsor) and he is dev for this project10:52
seb128\sh: k, and he used cdbs :)10:53
Keybukbut did he inhale?10:53
\shseb128: this is build-dep from 0.7.1: Build-Depends: debmake, python2.4-dev, libgtk2.0-dev, python-gtk2-dev, libgtkspell-dev, gettext, libxss-dev10:54
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\shi don't see any cdbs in there :)10:54
seb128\sh: "   * use cdbs" that's 0.8.010:55
seb128:p10:55
\shseb128: 0.8.0 came too late...my package was already in our archives10:55
seb128k10:55
fabbionehmm 10:56
\shseb128: i saw it yesterday the first time in debian...and I mailed him directly10:56
fabbionedid we get a hoary-update for openoffice?10:56
fabbioneor a security update?10:56
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fabbionePackage: myspell-en-gb10:58
fabbioneVersion: 20030813-3ubuntu110:58
fabbionethere is no such version ....10:59
fabbionethat's from the Packages.gz (hoary/main)10:59
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seb128jdub: can we move Add/Remove Programs out of the application menu?11:02
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jdubseb128: we just moved it there :)11:02
seb128jdub: it's just ugly with non-short locales ("Add" is short in english by example so you don't notice it, but with fr locales by example the menu twice larger)11:02
fabbioneyeps..11:02
fabbionethe file disappeared11:02
seb128yeah, and that's ugly ugly11:02
jdubseb128: not too concerned if you move it to the admin menu11:03
jdubseb128: i'm not convinced the current incarnation is really ready for mass public exposure11:03
fabbioneelmo: myspell-en-gb_20030813-3ubuntu1_all.deb file disappeared from http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openoffice.org-dictionaries/11:03
fabbioneelmo: the Package file reports it correctly, but the file isn't there anymore.11:04
seb128jdub: good. I'm not convinced too since the package discriptions are not translated ...11:04
seb128descriptions11:04
jdubyeah11:04
seb128you have translated titles and english description which is ... weird ...11:05
seb128mvo: please move it to admin :)11:05
mvoseb128: System/Admin then?11:06
seb128right11:06
seb128like synaptic11:06
mvoseb128: I'll just revert my gnome-menus change then11:06
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niranis there any work being done on getting debian package descriptions translated?11:11
sabdflniran: ask about that in #launchpad11:12
sabdflspecifically, ask carlos11:12
niransabdfl, ok, thanks11:12
jsgotangcohey sabdfl 11:13
sabdflhiya jsgotangco11:13
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carlosniran, https://launchpad.net/products/ddtp-ubuntu/11:14
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nirancarlos, oh, that's pretty nifty11:15
jsgotangcohi ogra 11:15
sabdflniran: check the templates on the left of the page11:16
ograhello wonderful world of isdn :(11:16
seb128carlos: the template for main gives " Sorry, a system error occurred"11:17
Treenaksogra: you know "ISDN" means "It Still Does Nothing", right?11:18
fabbionehey sabdfl 11:18
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ograTreenaks, at least it works ... even if it eats my salary within one hour :/11:19
\shstrike...\sh c++ fixing hour11:20
carlosseb128, I see...11:20
carloshmmm11:21
seb128carlos: morning BTW :)11:22
carlosseb128, morning11:22
Keybuk\sh: aptitude purge g++ ... fixed!11:26
jdubanyone familiar with linux on ibm pseries machines?11:26
\shKeybuk: yes ;)11:26
fabbionejdub: sivang11:27
jdubahr11:27
seb128jdub: did you get this djvulibre sync?11:27
jdubseb128: i requested it11:27
seb128k11:27
jdubfabbione: do you know if kamion has used one before?11:28
fabbioneno idea.. i don't think so11:28
fabbioneif you are talking about LPAR, then no11:28
siretartdaniels: I packaged now libxp6, I took the skeleton if libxrandr11:29
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xeroxHi.11:29
xeroxIs an uninstallable package worth filing a bug report?11:30
siretartdaniels: I am a bit confused about the part proto/Print you told me earlier. nevertheless, the java plugin works with my libxp6 package11:30
siretartdaniels: if you don't object, I'd upload it to universe now11:30
jdubhmm11:33
jdubso the machine doesn't seem to be recognising the OS on the CD11:33
hawk_78Hi!11:33
fabbionejdub: yes, it's some kind of issue with the bootloader.11:33
fabbionejdub: but Kamion has no experience on it11:33
hawk_78Anyone knows where doko is? I need to talk to him.11:34
jdubfabbione: bum. red hat and suse work on it. gar! ;-)11:35
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jduband the suse install on here seems terribly b0rk11:35
fabbionejdub: i think Kamion said that he was going to look at it, but they build the CD in a completely different way11:36
fabbionei am not sure he managed to look at it before marriage11:36
jdubouch11:36
jdubhmm, well i have access to one now11:36
fabbionejdub: patches are always welcome :)11:37
jdub8)11:37
fabbionejdub: you should check the differences between the CD's11:37
fabbionethat will be a good point to start from11:37
jdubi'll have to find some RH or SuSE CDs11:37
fabbioneand see how yaboot is installed/configured11:37
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fabbionemjg59: how can i disable usplash at boot? i don't need to kill it 100%, just disable it for one boot..11:48
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fabbionemjg59: it's a good idea if you can test a hoary perfectly clean install to breezy upgrade.. usplash has been spitting out a lot of errors that i can't even grab because they scroll behind and away as soon as X start...11:49
mjg59fabbione: New upload should sort most of that11:50
fabbionemjg59: ok11:50
mjg59If you remove the splash parameter, it won't run11:50
mjg59But 0.1-2 will sitll load vga16fb11:50
Mithrandirmjg59: what's an easy way to trace wtf vbetool is doing?11:50
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mjg59Mithrandir: Hook into the interrupt execution handler and print out what it's doing11:51
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mjg59BBL11:51
Mithrandirok, thx11:51
fabbionemjg59: ok thanks...11:51
fabbionenow... there is an alsa problem upgrading from hoary to breezy that can be seen only once at the first boot into breezy...11:52
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Dizietfab: Shame you can't strace init, really :-).12:01
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\shg'day JaneW 12:02
JaneWhi \sh12:03
KeybukDiziet: you can ;)12:03
Keybukreplace /sbin/init with a shell-script12:04
DizietYes, but then init won't have pid 1 and it will do something stupid.12:04
Keybukexec strace init12:04
Keybukwell, yes, that doesn't quite work12:04
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Keybukwhat you could do is fork in the script and wait for the parent to change to init,and then strace it12:05
Keybukwith the parent doing exec init to keep init as pid=112:05
DizietThe kernel stops you ptraceing init.12:05
Keybukyou could comment that code out ;)12:05
Diziet:-).  You could do it with subterfugue perhaps.12:05
lathiatpff comment12:05
lathiatbinary patch12:05
Keybukthough quite a bit happens before init these days12:07
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KeybukDiziet: do you know much about it?12:12
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DizietNot much.  AIUI it's very similar to initrd.12:12
Keybukhmm12:13
Keybukthere's a bunch of recent bugs that devices just aren't appearing in /dev12:13
jdubit's just a simpler initrd, basically12:13
Keybukthey seem to co-incide exactly with the move to initramfs12:13
DizietWhat kind of devices not appearing in /dev ?  We're not using devfs so why wouldn't they always be there ?12:14
Keybukwe use udev12:14
DizietAugh.12:14
Keybukthings like input/mice, rtc, hdd, etc.12:14
Keybukthose are all created by udevstart, which is being done in initramfs12:14
DizietWhat, before / is mounted ?12:14
KeybukI was wondering whether initramfs is started a bit earlier in the kernel ... so there's a chance it's not fully up12:15
Keybukyeah12:15
Keybukcrazy, eh? :p12:15
DizietSo how could it create the devices on / ?12:15
Keybuk/dev is a ram disk12:15
Keybukthe mount just gets moved over12:15
Keybuktmpfs on /dev type tmpfs (rw,size=10M,mode=0755)12:15
jdubKeybuk: dunno about concretely earlier, but certainly faster12:15
Dizietramdisk> Cripes, so it is.12:16
DizietAnd yes, initramfs starts very early I think.  You should run the udev setup after most of the probey stuff.12:16
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DizietIt's all modularised now, so you should expect to have to load relevant modules.12:16
Keybukyeah, it's all a bit odd12:17
DizietI remember fighting with this stuff on liberator.  There's some tool whose name I've forgotten which looks through your lspci and looks them up to see what modules to load.12:17
Keybukhotplug does something like that12:17
DizietIt might have been hotplug.12:17
Keybukthough iterates /sys12:18
Keybukrather than just using lspci12:18
Diziet/sys, lspci> all the same really.12:18
Keybukthis is all changing anyway, the kernel's actually outputting a useful $MODALIAS variable now12:18
Keybukso "load relevant module" just turns into "modprobe $MODALIAS"12:18
Keybukrather than needing things like grepmap or the hotplug shell to work it out12:19
DizietPerhaps the modules haven't finished setting up by the time the udev setup runs.12:19
DizietI think that the forensics I'm doing here are too hard.  I'm going to redo my hoary -> breezy upgrade with the whole thing under strace.12:20
Keybukyeah, that's the kind of thing I'm thinking about12:20
KeybukI suspect we're racing the kernel :-/12:20
Keybukthe fact there's some "sleep" in here worries me already12:22
DizietExcept strace is too buggy.12:22
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Mithrandirmjg59: dude, bambam is broken on x86 with lrmi as well12:31
Mithrandirmjg59: or actually, x86emu works, lrmi is b0rked12:31
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dholbachhi12:36
mbreithi dholbach12:36
dholbachhi moritz12:37
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dholbachhi seb128 12:41
seb128hey dholbach12:41
seb128k, totem plugin crashed my box12:41
seb128after waiting 5 min to get a ps I rebooted12:42
dholbachouch12:42
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mbreitbtw: here has the clearlooks-olive theme gone to?12:43
dholbachelmo: do you happen to know what happened about slomo's (sebastian droege's) account?12:43
mbreitseb128: why are all the /usr/share/themes/Clearlooks-* files missing in latest gtk2-engines-clearlooks?12:47
seb128$ ls /usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/12:48
seb128gtk-2.0  index.theme  metacity-112:48
seb128they are not here12:48
j^seb128 not Clearlooks/ but /Clearlooks-*12:49
mbreiti mean /usr/share/themes/Clearlooks-Olive/* for example12:49
seb128there is no Clearlooks-*12:49
mbreitseb128: there was in gtk2-engines 2.6.5-0ubuntu1..12:49
seb128upstream drop them when they moved the it to gnome-themes12:50
seb128mbreit: no way, 2.6.5 is the gtk-engine version12:50
mbreitseb128: dpkg -L gtk2-engines-clearlooks with gtk2-engines-clearlooks 2.6.5-0ubuntu1 installed shows me all the files12:51
seb128that's the current version12:51
seb128what is your issue if all the files are here with the current version?12:51
mbreitlol... okay, i just saw it... but an amd64 (same version) they are missing12:51
seb128/usr/share/themes/Clearlooks/gtk-2.0/gtkrc12:52
seb128/usr/lib/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/engines/libclearlooks.so12:52
seb128that's what it's supposed to ship12:52
seb128and that's all12:52
seb128what 2.6.5 deb has other files?12:52
mbreiton x86 it ships  /usr/share/themes/Clearlooks-Olive/gtk-2.0/gtkrc as well (as an example)12:53
seb128no12:53
seb128$ dpkg -c gtk2-engines-clearlooks_1%3a2.6.5-0ubuntu1_i386.deb | grep Olive12:53
seb128$12:53
mbreitahh... okay, i have gtk2-engines-clearlooks 0.6.2-1 from the clearlooks-package installed on x86... my mistake12:54
seb128yeah, that was the pre-GNOME version12:54
mbreitbut anyway... the update to 2.6.5 broke my gnome-desktop...12:54
seb128they dropped the variant when they moved it to the new place12:54
sedakseb128, are you in charge of anjuta for ubuntu ?12:54
seb128sedak: no, it's an universe stuff, ask #ubuntu-motu12:55
sedaki see that you've been assigned to one of its bug ...12:55
seb128mbreit: upstream decision12:55
sedakok12:55
seb128sedak: the one with pango?12:55
sedakyes12:55
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sedakand there is a new upstream version that correct the problem12:55
mbreitseb128: but this is a serious bug when upgrading... i found out that switching to another theme solved all my problems, but will the avarage user understand that as well?12:56
seb128the bug is assigned to me because the guy bugged on pango12:56
sedakah ok12:56
seb128mbreit: average users don't use unstable version12:56
seb128mbreit: and the human theme has no issue12:56
sedakactually, it seems it was anjuta the probleme because the new version work12:56
sedaki'll ask the motus12:57
seb128thanks12:57
mbreitseb128: i know, but if a user select clearlooks-olive as a theme and then upgrade to breezy (when it's released)....?12:57
seb128mbreit: does hoary ship this one?12:57
mbreitclearlooks-olive as a theme? yes, i think so12:58
seb128he's screwed12:58
seb128nothing I can do about it12:58
seb128upstream dropped it12:58
mbreithmm... not good... it really broke everything here...12:59
DizietIs someone already looking into the weird splash screen effect ?12:59
Diziet(That was discussed here yesterday.)12:59
seb128what sort of effect?01:00
mbreitseb128: every second gtk-program segfaults..01:00
seb128mbreit: changing your theme is not that a big deal01:00
mbreitseb128: nautilus won't run..01:00
seb128mbreit: what version of libgtk2.0 do you have?01:00
seb128libgtk2.0-001:01
DizietI'm not sure exactly what it's supposed to look like but I'm sure this is wrong.  I get a splash-screen like affair with a strange blank rectangle in part of the bottom half of the screen.01:01
mbreitseb128: 2.8.2-101:01
seb128mbreit: get a backtrace for upstream, your issue is not known01:01
DizietConversation yesterday suggests that it's supposed to be for scrolling console output.01:01
mbreitseb128: as i said, changing the theme is not a big deal, but the user has to know that changing the theme helps..01:01
seb128mbreit: you didn't say it crash01:01
seb128mbreit: it's just supposed to change the look and that's what it does for other people01:02
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mbreitseb128: hmm... okay... hopefully it will do it even on amd64 after release ;)01:03
seb128do you have a backtrace of these crash?01:04
mbreitno, i have not... i will try to reproduce it somehow..01:04
HiddenWolfgnagnagna: 'Mogelijk toch overname Antonveneta door ABN Amro'01:07
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HiddenWolfwhoops01:11
HiddenWolfsorry01:11
TreenaksHiddenWolf: ELANGUAGE01:12
mbreitseb128: sorry, i can't reproduce it... with another user on xnest it works... just uses the gtk-default-theme...01:12
HiddenWolfTreenaks, shush01:12
mbreitseb128: is there any chance that Clearlooks-Olive comes back? or should i prepare a new package for universe? (i would really like to have that theme in breezy...)01:19
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Mithrandirmjg59: hmm, what about the case where all available versions of vbetool breaks?01:20
Mithrandirmjg59: 0000:01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon R200 QL [Radeon 8500 LE]  is the card, arch is x8601:20
danielsMithrandir: then your BIOS sucks01:22
Mithrandirdaniels: as in motherboard bios?01:22
Mithrandiror video bios?01:22
danielsMithrandir: video BIOS01:22
MithrandirI'll find some random other card, then01:23
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seb128mbreit: do a new package probably01:36
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mbreitseb128: if there are more people missing that theme... i don't want to break FF just for me ;)01:39
Mezmdz: why did you change a bug assigned to me over to Riddell? 01:42
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mvoping Mithrandir 02:20
Mithrandiryes?02:20
mvoMithrandir: I just read your install report02:20
mvois the language-support-en package on the cd you used?02:20
pittimvo: it's in ship02:21
lathiathrm02:21
lathiatsomethings happene dto xine/totem-xine02:21
lathiatwhen fullscreen you get lines adn stuff appearign through things02:21
Mithrandirmvo: I'm not sure, since that machine is busy trying to boot the live cd atm02:21
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mvoMithrandir: did you do anything after the intall with apt (i.e. apt-get update)? or is it still in the same state that it was when it hanged02:22
Mithrandirmvo: I tried to do an apt-get update, which might have been what solved it.02:22
Mithrandirmvo: I can retry the install, if you'd like.02:22
mvopitti: yes, it should be on the cd, but aptitude really shouldn't prompt for something untrusted because it's available from the trusted cd02:22
pittiright02:23
mvoMithrandir: apt-get update probably fixed it. is there something "special" about your machine? two nice interfaces for example?02:23
mvoMithrandir: I have seen this problem before, it happend when there was no network in stage2 and base-config (or apt-setup) tried to do a apt-get update02:24
Mithrandirmvo: no, single network interface on that machine.02:24
mvoMithrandir: and working network in stage2?02:24
Mithrandirmvo: given that apt-get update worked, yes02:25
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pitticarlos: you have firewire, right?02:25
mvoMithrandir: right, thanks. I'll  do a testinstall now too to see if I can reproduce it02:25
carlospitti, yeah, I have a pending email about that from you...02:26
pitticarlos: can you please /msg me "ls -l /sys/bus/"?02:26
carlosI'm not using that computer atm02:27
carloswill do it after lunch (I'm in a meeting atm)02:27
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pitticarlos: oh, ok02:29
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pitticarlos: nevermind, I got it already02:31
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carlospitti, ok02:32
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jordiheh, according to the Cyborg Generator,..02:40
jordiS.A.B.D.F.L.: Synthetic Artificial Battle and Dangerous Fighting Lifeform02:40
pittiouch02:40
fabbioneehhehe hi jordi02:40
jordicarlos: dude, when does the status page update?02:40
jordiffs02:40
jordiI've been waiting for an update all morning02:41
jordi(I mean GNOME's)02:41
ajmitchhey jordi 02:41
carlosjordi, three times/day02:41
jordihi andrew02:41
jordicarlos: dude02:42
jordifor catalan that should be 2 times every hour02:42
carlosjordi, I'm working on near realtime updates...02:43
carlosjordi, but still need days with 48hours :-)02:43
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jordicarlos: free time is overrated02:50
jordijust DO IT02:50
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Mithrandirmjg59: when vbetool fails _the same way_ in 32 bit and 64 bit mode, (using the x86emu mode in the 64 bit case), is it then ok?03:06
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pvanhooflynx-qt depends on libaiksaurus0c10203:14
pvanhoofhowever03:14
pvanhooflibaiksaurus0 replaces it03:14
pvanhoofmakes it impossible to sanely install lyx-qt (or any other lyx related package)03:14
pvanhoofsame for03:15
pvanhooflibqt3c102-mt03:15
pvanhoofand03:15
pvanhooflibqt3-mt03:15
\shpvanhoof: this is universe..03:15
\shpvanhoof: and yes we know about it03:15
pvanhoofok. is there a workaround?03:15
\shpvanhoof: yes...fix it, provide a debdiff, and put it on wiki.ubuntu.com/UniverseUnmetDeps03:16
pvanhoof:p03:16
\sh(with your Name)03:16
\shpvanhoof: or wait until we fix it...03:16
siretartelmo: around?03:16
\sh(what we're doing in the meantime)03:16
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pvanhoofgetting the source :)03:16
pvanhoofhow do I make a debdiff and in what file are the dependencies written?03:17
siretartpvanhoof: there is no lynx-qt03:18
pvanhooflyx-qt03:18
siretartpvanhoof: I already fixed it for me, but bob2 promised me to upload a fixed version to unstable03:18
pvanhoofactually, I just wanted to install lyx03:18
siretartpvanhoof: I'd rather sync his version03:18
siretartpvanhoof: lyx is b0rken in breezy. we need 1.3.603:19
pvanhoofok03:19
pvanhoofthen I'll just wait for you guys :)03:19
pvanhoofok then :). is there an alternative for \pagebreak in latex? I want a block of content to never split (when a page breaks) :)03:20
pvanhoof(which is why I wanted to install lyx)03:20
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pvanhoof:p03:20
mjg59Mithrandir: Probably, though we've managed to get it to behave differently in LRMI and x86emu modes03:21
pittipvanhoof: why not enclose it in a quote or figure block?03:22
Mithrandirmjg59: well, it refuses to work on my radeon 7000, it crashes the same way on my 8500.03:22
pittipvanhoof: btw, that's #ubuntu03:22
pvanhoofa quote block doesn't break?03:22
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pvanhoofpitti, yah yah :) but you guys broke lyx! :)03:22
pittipvanhoof: last time I had that problem that worked03:22
pittipvanhoof: we didn't -- lyx is universe03:23
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\shpvanhoof: please join -motu if you have some problems with the universe repository...-devel is not the right channel03:25
lathiatseb128: ping03:29
seb128lathiat: pong03:31
dokoelmo, mdz: please promote mdbtools, bsh and javacc to main, reviewed by pitti. current OOo2 build fails03:32
lathiatseb128: are you aware of this constant metacity crashing?03:32
pittilathiat: it doesn?03:32
seb128no03:32
lathiathrm ok03:32
seb128no bug, no crash here03:32
pittiWMF too03:32
seb128no bug, no fix03:32
slomolamont: please remove xawtv and bb from dep-wait03:32
lathiatanyone using gajim?03:32
lathiatit seems to trigger it most often03:32
lathiatwhen it pops its dialogs ups03:32
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pittilathiat: gaim, you mean? I use it03:33
lathiatpitti: no, gajim03:33
lathiatwith a j03:33
lathiatnm 03:33
lathiati'll file a bug when it happens next03:33
pittiuh, so that wasn't a typo, sorry03:33
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seb128pitti: a new pygtk jabber stuff03:33
dholbachpvanhoof: texdoctk might now03:34
dholbachpvanhoof: texdoctk might know03:34
pittidholbach: Hi! btw, I gave him some hints in #ubuntu03:34
dholbachpitti: hey martin :)03:34
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mvohey Mitario 03:36
Mitariohi mvo 03:36
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sivangseb128: I'm gonna give gnomemeeting last try today, but I have not yet succeded, do you like to try yourself?03:42
seb128I can do it if you want03:42
sivangseb128: I'd like to try another time , I will let you know around evening if I cannot ok?03:43
sivangseb128: (I had problem with the menu structer not being of GTK_MENU, so I am going to try a cast)03:43
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seb128sivang: k03:43
sivangseb128: I'm curious, have you finished with firefox already, if so was it alot of work?03:47
seb128I'm working on it03:49
sivangseb128: is it much trouble? (firefox's code always sounds scary :) )03:49
seb128it doesn't work for the moment no03:50
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Dizietmjg59: Did you see my messages ^ up there about usplash ?03:53
Mithrandirmjg59: so, just plain vbetool vbestate save > /tmp/vbestate ; vbetool post ; vbetool vbestate restore < /tmp/vbestate seems not to do the completely right thing even on my x40.  It's supposed to leave the display in the mode it was in before running the command?03:54
sivangseb128: I see, well I'll not bug you and let you continue ...03:54
lathiatok,free tip of the day: don't run gdb on metacity inside the X session metacity is running on03:55
seb128lathiat: sure, you lock your wm which is quite useful to use your desktop :p03:55
sivanglathiat: lol, that's today's 50c :)03:55
DizietWoah, heavy hail here suddenly.03:56
sivanglathiat: maybe you can run gdb from one of the text tty, and CTRL+ALT+F(n) to switch 03:56
lathiatand even after killing gdb/metacity, it still wouldnt go :)03:56
lathiatsivang: yeh thats what i'll try now ;p03:56
lathiatok so who here has jabber/google talk thats not on my list03:56
lathiati need to add someoen to trigger this popup box which crashes it reliably03:56
sivanglathiat: I have jabber, just not google's03:56
lathiati said or03:56
lathiat:)03:56
lathiati i said /03:56
lathiatoops03:57
lathiateither is fine im on both03:57
DizietAnd lightning too.03:57
sivanglathiat: what's wrong with metacity that yu need to gdb it?03:57
lathiatsivang: it crashes 03:58
lathiatwhenever gajim pops up one of its dialogs03:58
j^the "battery at -1 minutes" dialog crashes it too03:59
lathiatand of course03:59
lathiatit didnt do it then03:59
mjg59Mithrandir: Ideally, but once X has run that doesn't seem to necessarily be the case04:01
mjg59And you may need to hit return04:01
mjg59Diziet: Uhm. Sorry, no - I haven't got all of the scrollback. What was the issue?04:02
sivanglathiat: ah, joy04:02
Mithrandirmjg59: I get a prompt back and things seems to work, but my screen is full of green and blue vertical bars.  They go away if I C-l or reset or something like that.  Is that good, then?04:02
lathiat904:02
DizietWell, basically, I don't know what it's supposed to look like but it definitely looks weird.  There's a sort of cream-coloured logo screen with a strange blank paler rectangle in the bottom half.04:02
mjg59Mithrandir: Uh. Not something I've seen.04:02
mjg59Diziet: What hardware is this?04:02
DizietThe blank rectangle looks like it's supposed to have something in it.04:02
mjg59Yes04:02
Mithrandirmjg59: same thing on my x40 and this other gf5600 fx04:03
mjg59The rectangle is for the text from the init scripts that will appear once /dev migration works04:03
mjg59Mithrandir: Is this the vbetool in the archive or the bambam one?04:03
Mithrandirmjg59: archive.04:03
mjg59Oh. Ok.04:03
MithrandirI can try bambam if you think that works better.04:03
DizietDesktop with an Intel motherboard and onboard video.04:03
mjg59Diziet: Ok. That sounds correct.04:03
mjg59The picture will look more attractive soon, and the box will contain stuff soon.04:03
DizietWell, it doesn't _look_ correct.  It looks like something malfunctioned.04:03
DizietOh, right, if you already know the box is empty and are going to fill it then that's fine :-).04:04
DizietI'll stop nagging.04:04
DizietBut in the meantime we could put `this space will be filled RSN' in it :-).04:04
mjg59I'm planning on chasing Jeff over it04:05
DizietOK.04:05
Mithrandirmjg59: http://err.no/pictures/2005-08-25/medium/DSC01192.JPG is a picture.04:05
mjg59Once that works, it's a trivial patch to lsb-init to make stuff start appearing04:05
mjg59Mithrandir: Ooh, cool04:05
jbaileymjg59: I have the migration stuff tested here.04:05
mjg59Mithrandir: Very odd04:05
mjg59jbailey: Ooh, rock04:05
mjg59jbailey: When can you upload? :)04:05
Dizietmith: Wow, it doesn't do that to me :-).04:06
jbaileymjg59: Gimme an hour for another round of testing?04:06
mjg59jbailey: Sure, no problem04:06
Mithrandirmjg59: X has ran, yes.04:06
mjg59Mithrandir: Ah. Try saving the state before X has run04:06
mjg59And then always use that state file04:06
Mithrandirmjg59: hmm, that's going to be hard, this is the live cd, but I'll try.04:07
mjg59Mithrandir: Oh, right. Wurgh.04:07
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Thunder000hello. For some reason Breezy didn't detect my laptop DVDRW during installation.04:08
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Thunder000My laptop is Acer TravelMate 4152LMi04:09
mjg59Thunder000: Please file a bug04:09
mjg59If you can include lspci and dmesg output, that would be great04:09
Thunder000the DVDRW is SlimType SOSW-833S04:09
hawk_78Acer laptops are a nightmare!04:10
lathiatmjg59: so, can vga16fb draw to an offscreen framebuffer04:10
lathiatmjg59: and then switch to it04:10
lathiatmjg59: so the splash screen appears instantly rather than seeign it draw down the screen? :)04:10
mjg59lathiat: A good question. I have no idea. I'm pretty sure bogl doesn't support it.04:10
lathiatthat sucks04:10
Thunder000mjg59: how do I include lspci and dmesg output ? when it is not installing ?04:11
lathiatseb128: bah, debugging metacity is pain04:11
lathiatseb128: now when it crashy, i couldnt switch to my console04:11
mjg59Thunder000: Oh, right, it's that level of failure to detect? Please just file a bug against debian-installer, then04:11
seb128lathiat: ctrl-alt-F2 should still work04:12
lathiatseb128: as opposed to F1?04:12
Mithrandirmjg59: the Acer has a SATA DVDRW, I think.04:12
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lathiatMithrandir: oh thats gonna be nice04:13
Mithrandirlathiat: as in "doesn't work", sure.04:13
lathiatMithrandir: yeh 'zactly04:13
seb128lathiat: no, any F04:14
lathiatseb128: hrm04:15
lathiatseweird04:15
lathiatmaybe it wasnt metacity that went bang then04:15
lathiatblah04:15
lathiati'll attach gdb over ssh from another machien this time04:15
sivanglathiat: mybe something in x itself04:18
lathiatok who else wants to add me to jabber04:20
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lathiatyay go ta backtrace04:26
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Mithrandirmjg59: hah, same thing with a pre-X-saved-vbestate.04:26
Mithrandirmjg59: but the machine has had a framebuffer up, does that matter?04:27
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mvoseb128: it looks like #14006 is actually a gtk bug ... downgrading to 2.6.4 made the problem go away04:27
mjg59Mithrandir: Oh, vga16fb?04:30
mjg59Yeah, that might do it04:30
Mithrandirmjg59: "live cd", whatever that gives me.04:30
mjg59Uhm. Christ knows.04:31
mjg59It's probably vga16fb, but could you check?04:31
seb128mvo: not cool04:31
Mithrandirmjg59: vgafb and vesafb are both loaded.04:31
Mithrandirmjg59: I can retry with d-i/framebuffer=off though04:31
mjg59Mithrandir: Which one has a usage count of 1?04:32
mvoseb128: no, looks tricky :/04:32
Mithrandirmjg59: vga16fb04:32
martinkdoko, I have another idea for ooo-amd64 themes: (copy the 32bit engine to /usr/lib32/gtk-2.0/2.4.0/engines and) export GTK_PATH=/usr/lib32/gtk-2.0 before starting an ooo application04:32
mjg59Mithrandir: Ok04:32
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Thunder000is there a way to insall ubuntu using a network installation ?04:51
AnnoyWolfThunder000, yes, possible, but ask in #ubuntu04:52
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GNULinuxeris there any status page for the ubuntu graphical installer?04:55
HiddenWolfGNULinuxer, if it's not on the wiki, it's not there05:02
GNULinuxerHiddenWolf: I want to beta test the installer05:03
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dholbachjdub: ping05:32
seb128pitti: bugzilla is up again05:32
dholbachdoes anybody know how to let mailman accept *@random.host.com on a moderated list?05:33
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Mezdholbach: it's not that hard05:33
Mezone sec, lemme load up a mailing list05:34
dholbachMez: can you lead me to the option - subscribing *@bugs.launchpad.net didnt work05:34
Mezprivacy options -> sending filters -> Non-member Filters-> accept_these_non_members05:35
Mezin there I have 05:35
Mez^(.*)ubuntu.com05:35
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dholbachMez: super... thank you very much05:40
dholbachuniverse-bugs@ is now operational!05:40
dholbachthanks jdub too :)05:40
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mdzdoko: done05:49
pittiMorning mdz05:49
dholbachhi mdz 05:49
mdzMithrandir,pitti: CD problem?05:49
mdzmorning05:50
pittimdz: I suspected CD overflow, just as we had in Hoary (this also killed xresprobe), but that doesn't seem to be the case05:50
mvohey mdz, good morning05:51
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mdz281 new bug mails overnight, yay05:53
dholbachmdz: universe-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com is now operational too, but i guess you read that in the backlog already :)05:54
DizietIs keybuk about ?05:55
_derek_ /topic05:56
_derek_blah05:56
_derek_sorry05:56
HiddenWolfmdz, good to see you're keeping busy. :)05:58
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mdzpitti: the CD did overflow06:00
pittimdz: hm, Tollef told me it was 645 MB?06:01
Mezmdz: I'm wondering if I can get permission to break UVF for katapult (I'll need someone to sponsor it)06:02
MezWe've fixed a couple of bugs that are pretty useful :D06:03
DizietI think I have an oddity in dpkg conffile processing so I'm reading the dpkg bugslist.  It's remarkably full of a lot of crap.06:03
DizietAnd real bugs too.  Lovely mixture.06:03
mdzpitti: 06:04
mdz+ Trying to add mozilla-thunderbird...06:04
mdz  @dep before checklist = mozilla-thunderbird06:04
mdz  @dep after checklist = mozilla-thunderbird06:04
mdzCD 1 filled with 647962888 bytes ... (limit was 653262848)06:04
mdzLimit for CD 2 is 671088640.06:04
mdzpitti: mozilla-thunderbird was larger than the space remaining on the CD06:05
pittimdz: ah, so this is from non-intelligent ordering06:05
pittiok06:05
pittimdz: how much more is required?06:05
mdzdebian-cd is not the sharpest tool in the shed06:05
pittimdz: I can trash some langpacks06:06
mdzCD 2 will only be filled with 25983558 bytes ...06:06
mdz!06:06
pittiGASP06:06
pittihow on earth could this grow by 20 MB in three days???06:06
pittithat would mean to kill almost all langpacks06:06
mdzhmm06:07
mdzlinux-kernel-headers appeared on the CD06:07
mdzthat wasn't there yesterday06:07
pittithat's only required for development...06:07
mdzmaybe it overflowed yesterday too06:08
mdzbecause it should have been there, as part of build-essential06:08
pittigrumpf06:08
pittiwe already totally castrated the live cd, language-wise06:08
pittiwell, for the live CD we should probably rather kill the win software06:09
pittino sense to support this corner case and make it so much less useful to demonstrate Ubuntu IMHO06:09
pittibut I'll mail u-d about that06:10
pittimdz: so shall I kill some langpacks for now? or maybe tbird?06:10
mdzpitti: I'm looking at it to try to see what happened06:10
pittiok, thanks06:10
mdzit has been overflowing for days06:12
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mdzthis really should error out :-(06:12
Amaranthwoo, i got mIRC to install06:13
Amaranthhi guys, long time no type06:13
tsengAmaranth: um.06:13
HiddenWolfAmaranth, mirc is windows, right?06:13
Amaranthyes06:13
mdzlibgl1-mesa-dri is HUGE06:13
Amaranthi'm at school06:13
HiddenWolfde06:13
tsengAmaranth: http://www.silverex.org/news/ < save yourself06:13
Amaranthtseng: It can install into one random folder and run without any extra stuff?06:14
tsengi believe so06:14
Amaranthoh, and does it come in as a zip file?06:14
tsengno06:14
mdzwe could drop emacs from the CD06:14
Amaranthtseng: Then I'm stuck. :/06:15
mdzseb128: do we need desktop-base?  it seems to only contain debian branding06:15
seb128mdz: no06:16
seb128we can trash it06:16
mdzseb128: something depends on it06:16
mdzwe should use bzip2 for linux-headers06:17
mdzfabbione: around?06:17
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mdzpython-numeric's deps are huge too06:17
seb128mdz: gnome-session Depends on it, but I can change that06:17
mdzall that atlas/lapack stuff06:17
mdzseb128: thanks06:18
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comichello, I have a problem with amsn shows east error to me06:19
comic/home/comic # amsn06:19
comicApplication initialization failed: this isn't a Tk applicationunknown color name "Black"06:19
comicError in startup script: can't invoke "wm" command:  application has been destroyed06:19
comic    while executing06:19
comic"wm state . withdraw"06:19
comic    (file "amsn" line 43)06:19
DizietShould I expect to get correct information from   http://packages.ubuntu.com/breezy/python/python-imaging / Download python-imaging [list of files]    ?06:21
mdz5.7M linux-headers-2.6.12-7_2.6.12-7.11_i386.deb  4.7M linux-headers.deb06:22
mdzthere's 1M savings on the CD right there06:22
mdzDiziet: no06:22
DizietI see.  OK.  It might be a good idea to remove it.06:22
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Amaranththat's better06:26
hawk_78How do find which pid is using a kernel module, please?06:26
Amaranthif i compress the firefox and xchat dirs then extract them to the local computer to run them, i have enough space on my network share06:26
hawk_78I don't remenbere the command to use!06:26
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pitti_liveHi06:27
pitti_liveseb128: hmm, the trash applet crashed immediately at session start, known bug?06:27
Amaranthhi06:27
pitti_liveseb128: (current live CD)06:27
seb128pitti_live: no, backtrace?06:28
pitti_liveseb128: tricky at session start, but let me try it again06:28
seb128pitti_live: no bug-buddy dialog?06:29
pitti_liveseb128: nope06:29
pitti_liveseb128: although b-b is installed06:30
DizietWho's in charge of python-imaging ?  It has a mistake in the python2.3 package that gets spat into universe (it has file overlaps with the _all.deb in main).06:30
dholbachDiziet: we need to sync the debian version, ajmitch told me06:31
pitti_liveseb128: hmm, what's the binary name for the trash applet? I can't find it in the "Add to panel" dialog either06:32
Dizietdholbash: I see.  Is someone on the case ?06:32
seb128pitti_live: /usr/lib/gnome-applets/trashapplet06:33
hawk_78Python modules can now be built using easy-deb from pypi.06:33
dholbachDiziet: elmo can sync it, but he doesnt seem to be around06:33
dholbachDiziet: i will double check and write him a mail06:33
hawk_78easy-deb creates debs with a python egg inside.06:33
hawk_78it can be used to allow multiple parallel versions of hte same module06:34
hawk_78(I'm the author :-))06:34
Dizietdh: Ta.06:34
jdthoodpitti_live: How is asoundconf coming?06:37
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pitti_livejdthood: I mailed you recently06:39
pitti_livejdthood: first version is ready, but not for Breezy unfortunately06:39
jdthoodpitti_live: Oh?  I didn't get your mail!06:39
pitti_livejdthood: not? odd...06:40
pitti_livejdthood: I bounce it06:40
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pitti_livejdthood: can you please ping me again in ~half an hour? I'm currently debugging sth on the live cd06:41
mdzinfinity/lamont-away: can you confirm that oo.o2 is building06:41
mdzpitti_live: what's happening?06:41
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pitti_livemdz: trash applet crashes immediately06:42
pitti_livemdz: btw, I still get the resolution question on the live CD, but xresprobe is installed06:42
mdzpitti_live: check /var/log/casper/post.log06:44
mdzhawk_78: that's interesting06:44
mdzhawk_78: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/PythonModulePackaging06:45
hawk_78That was my target!06:45
mdzhawk_78: oh, what is your name?06:45
mdzhawk_78: are you the student who has been working with doko through google?06:46
hawk_78I'm the SoC student: Vincenzo06:46
mdzok06:46
mdzwelcome :-)06:46
hawk_78Thank you!06:46
mdzhawk_78: is there a web page where we can read about your implementation?06:46
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hawk_78Not yet, but I have uploade the project on pypi...06:47
hawk_78there is a readme file inside the distribution...06:48
hawk_78I'm waiting sf to approve my project06:48
hawk_78The best resources to understand my job are from setuptools documentation: http://peak.telecommunity.com/DevCenter/setuptools06:49
hawk_78easy-deb uses setuptools to create eggs...06:50
hawk_78but this belongs to the project page, not to this channel, right?06:51
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mdzhawk_78: both are OK06:54
hawk_78I have a little set of packages made using easy-deb... one of them is PIL06:54
mdzhawk_78: I would like to read about how to use your tools06:54
mdzi.e., documentation06:54
DizietAhhh, I see what's happening with xinitrc now.06:55
Dizietxbase-clients gets upgraded to the version without it and so dpkg forgets about the fact that xinitrc was ever a conffile owned by anyone.06:55
hawk_78mdz: I can send you the readme and the --help output.06:55
mdzhawk_78: send it to ubuntu-devel, please, for the benefit of others06:55
hawk_78ok...06:56
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jdthoodDiziet: Were you bitten by Debian bug #163657?07:12
hawk_78done...07:12
hawk_78I also updated the pypi page with the same info.07:12
hawk_78http://www.python.org/pypi/easydeb07:13
mdzhawk_78: thanks07:13
hawk_78to test the project you can download from :07:14
hawk_78deb http://hawk.linuxpratico.net/pypi ./07:14
hawk_78deb-src http://hawk.linuxpratico.net/pypi ./07:14
mdzhawk_78: this looks very nice!07:14
mdzhawk_78: have you had fun with the project?07:14
hawk_78I had a lot!07:15
hawk_78The fun part was to make it autpackage itself!07:15
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mdzhehe07:16
mdzhawk_78: I was going to ask how we would package easydeb itself ;-)07:16
mdzpitti: did you get my bugzilla comment before leaving the live CD?07:16
mdzpitti: you can get additional debug output from xresprobe07:17
pittimdz: no?07:17
hawk_78I'm still waiting doko to say it is really ok. So if anyone wants to test/help/suggest... Please do it!07:17
mdzXRESPROBE_DEBUG=yes xresprobe nv07:17
pittimdz: ok, same bug seems to occur in my installed system07:17
pittiso I do it just here07:17
pittimdz: looks still boring...07:18
pitti$ sudo ddcprobe07:18
pittiVESA BIOS Extensions not detected.07:18
pittihmm, maybe something is more deeply broken here...07:18
mdzpitti: it leaves the X logfile behind in /tmp07:18
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mdzcheck that07:19
pittimdz: ok, booting back to the live CD07:19
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TreenaksMithrandir: ping07:24
siretartwow. I'm impressed07:25
MithrandirTreenaks: pong07:25
TreenaksMithrandir: You had touchpad click = middleclick problems too?07:25
siretartthe wifi light of my madwifi card now blinks exactly then when there is traffic going over the air07:25
TreenaksMithrandir: (it seems my touchpad is doing that..)07:25
MithrandirTreenaks: given that I haven't had a touchpad for five years or so, no, I don't think so.07:25
TreenaksMithrandir: hm.. then who was it :)07:26
Dizietjdthood: No, #108587.07:26
MithrandirTreenaks: I don't know, but I dislike touchpads, so.. :-)07:26
Diziet#163657 looks annoying too.07:27
jdthoodDiziet: ah, yes, that was the one I was really looking for07:27
TreenaksWe need a "search" option for lists.ubuntu.com07:27
Treenaksor get them google listed07:27
DizietAlthough: can someone coherently explain to me what these `transitional smoothing' packages are for ?07:27
HiddenWolfDiziet, smoothing transitions, obviously!07:27
DizietThey seem to have arisen a few years ago and been a very infectious meme.07:27
MithrandirDiziet: smoothing transitions?07:27
DizietThanks everyone for your detailed description of the problem.07:28
HiddenWolfDiziet, sorry, but that was asking for it. ;)07:28
dholbachDiziet: it's for having proper upgrade paths (across releases)07:28
MithrandirDiziet: once in a while, packages go away and instead of just leaving the user with the old package, a transitional package will depend on the new package so no functionality is lost.07:29
DizietIs this a workaround for Replaces not having the right effect on package selection ?07:29
MithrandirI think so, yes.07:29
DizietThen we should fix Replaces, surely.  In dselect and I suppose apt too.07:29
Mithrandirit's useful until that happens.07:30
DizietIt's been around for years!07:30
MithrandirReplaces or transitional packages?07:30
Mithrandir(both, I assume)07:30
DizietBecause if we fix #108587 in the way described then it will produce two prompts when a locally-modified conffile is part of a package that `goes transitional' IYSWIM.07:30
DizietThese transitional packages.  You would think that _someone_ would have fixed the root cause by now!07:31
Robot101Diziet: no people wrote deborphan instead, to remove them when the transitional package doesn't need to be installed any more :P07:31
MithrandirDiziet: people are crap at removing crap, they just add more around it.07:32
dholbachRobot101: if replaces should work and the automagic dependencies removal is in apt, we should all be happy :)07:32
Robot101dholbach: automagic dependencies removal is in aptitude, because dpkg doesn't have a store for whether or not you explicitly requested a package or whether it was installed to satisfy dependencies07:33
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pitti_livehrmpf, live CD boot takes ages...07:33
Robot101dholbach: which has the bad side-effect that if you don't use aptitude and try it, it wants to remove everything :P07:33
HiddenWolfpitti_live, is that news?07:33
dholbachRobot101: it should be in apt - it exists, but not in the archive yet07:33
jdthoodTransitional packages are sometimes needed in order to satisfy versioned Dependencies.07:33
jdthoodDiziet: Yes, ISWYM.07:33
pitti_liveHiddenWolf, worse than hoary in any case07:34
HiddenWolfpitti_live, gasp, that's impossible, isn't it?07:34
pitti_liveoh, and I really like having *two* mixer applets :-)07:34
Robot101Diziet: oh yeah, lack of versioned provides is the other problem :)07:34
Robot101Diziet: how's your DNS server coming along? :)07:35
DizietNo, the biggest problem is lack of Breaks.07:35
pitti_livemdz: hm, so which file in /tmp is interesting for that? I don't see anything particularly interesting07:35
jdthoodIt should be added to #108587 that dpkg should be smart enough to ask only one question when a modified conffile is abandoned and adopted in the same run.07:35
DizietIf we had Breaks then everyone wouldn't be doing the TOTALLY INSANE Conflicts << thing.07:35
Dizietjdt: In this case apt spoils that because it's not the same run.07:35
jdthoodDiziet: Ooo.  I haven't heard about Breaks before.07:36
DizietIf you do it in the same run then it'll probably DTRT because it's all done during conffile resolution at the end, ie during configuration.07:36
DizietBreaks is a hypothetical field the specification of which is fairly obvious.  If A breaks B then B can't be configured if A is installed.07:36
DizietIf A is not not-installed or config-files, that is.07:37
jdthoodDiziet: So the double question will appear only on an apt run?07:37
DizietI think so./07:37
Diziets,/,,07:37
DizietI haven't tested it.  I'll fix #108587 tomorrow and find out :-).07:37
Robot101thanks apt. thapt.07:37
jdthoodDiziet: In that case perhaps dpkg could gain a "don't ask about abandoning conffiles" option which apt would use.07:38
jdthoodHmm.  But how would it know that the option was needed in a particular case?07:38
Robot101jdthood: no, that's "adding more crap"07:38
mdzpitti_live: DEBUG_XRESPROBE=yes sudo xresprobe nv07:39
mdzpitti_live: then it will tell you the path07:39
Robot101jdthood: apt should just invoke dpkg properly :P07:39
jdthoodRobot101: What is properly?07:39
Robot101no more than once unless it has a good reason to distrust dpkg's ordering of operations07:39
pitti_livemdz: nope :/07:40
jdthoodDiziet: How is "Breaks" supposed to work?07:40
Dizietjdt: apt, option needed> It couldn't.  It just can't be done right.07:40
Dizietjdt: It causes dpkg to deconfigure (if you've got that turned on) when the breaking package is installed, or to prevent installation of the breaking package (if deconfiguration is forbidden).07:41
mdzpitti_live: hmm, maybe that is only for LCDs07:41
pitti_livemdz: I do have a TFT07:42
DizietBreaks would replace nearly every current use of Conflicts <<.07:42
mdzpitti_live: see /usr/share/xresprobe/xprobe.sh07:42
DizietYou'd say  Breaks: depender (<< ...)   rather than  Conflicts: depender (<< ...)07:42
DizietAnd it would never try to make it remove depender or impose installation ordering.07:42
pitti_livemdz: I did a followup to #1415107:42
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mdzpitti_live: yes, the "not cleaning up after Xorg" means it did not run the server07:43
mdzpitti_live: it used DDC instead07:43
pitti_livemdz: and DDC does not seem to work07:44
mdzpitti_live: did it work before?07:44
pitti_livemdz: I use DVI now, may that be the reason?07:44
mdzpitti_live: oh, you changed hardware07:44
mdzpitti_live: well yes, that could be related ;-)07:44
pitti_livemdz: I never really installed breezy on this box07:44
mdzpitti_live: or booted breezy live?07:44
pitti_liveI tried several times, but it always failed07:44
lathiatAnyone know about the glitz stuff? I'm fixing libgnomemm2.0 and while creating the libtool archive for gnomemm it whinges it cant find the glitz la07:45
pitti_livemdz: I booted it a couple of times before, and always got asked, yes07:45
jdthoodDiziet: So depender would be deconfigured, not removed?07:45
lathiatand i cant see any references to glitz so im not entirely sure whats up07:45
pitti_livemdz: but it's a hardware specific bug and no regression, that's fine; I'll try with the hoary live07:45
Dizietjdt: If necessary, yes.  It would be reconfigured later in the usual course of events.07:46
jdthoodDiziet: Ah, so it would be deconfigured but not marked 'deinstall'?07:46
pitti_livebrb07:47
Dizietjdt: Indeed so.07:47
DizietIt would be marked desired to be installed.07:47
jdthoodDiziet: I have seen this proposal before but this is the first time I understand it.07:48
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jdthoodDiziet: Is there a wish for it in the Debian BTS?07:48
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Dizietjdt: I don't remember.  It's hardly the kind of thing that needs/wants a bug report.07:50
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DizietBut, no, there isn't.07:50
jAvier0hi, is here anyone who works with the ubuntu trademark stuff?07:51
jdthoodDiziet: There are already requests for Previously:, Affects:, Suggests-Remove:, Recommends-Remove:, Successor-Of:, Pre-Super-Conflict:, ...07:54
Robot101Smokes-Crack-With: ...07:55
dholbachhahaha :)07:55
DizietYes.  But I'm not on crack.  I've had this conversation with other actual dpkg maintainers and they agree with me :-).07:56
DizietMost of these additional ideas are barking and usually stem either from a lack of understanding of the existing features or in some cases from some missing stuff (like proper Replaces handling by dselect and apt).07:56
Robot101aye07:57
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DizietLack of hooks or something like it is annoying too.07:58
DizietBreaks at least has a specification in some mailing list archive.07:58
DizietUnfortunately hooks doesn't - Wichert and I designed it on a cab ride back to an airport some years ago and forgot to write it down.07:58
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infinitymdz : Building on i386 and powerpc, failed on ia64 (as usual), and dep-wait on amd64 (will look into that right now)08:04
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mdzinfinity: amd64 should simply fail (or not be tried at all)08:05
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infinitymdz : Well, the broken dep-wait did have that effect. :)08:07
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infinitymdz : If it really shouldn't be tried at all on amd64/ia64, we should change the architecture field so the buildds drop it on the floor.08:08
infinitymdz : Or toss it in Packages-arch-specific.08:08
mdzwe hope that one day it will work on amd64, but it isn't expected to yet08:08
infinityYeah.  Fair enough.08:09
infinityIt fails on ia64 in the first 7 minutes, so it's hardly a bother to have it try there.08:09
infinityNot sure how far into the build amd64 gets.  We'll see.08:09
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phlaegeljdub: ping08:11
infinityOh, wow, that dep-wait on amd64 was "correct"... In other words, there's a typo in debain/control.08:15
infinityunixodbc-dev (>= 2.8.11) [amd64] 08:17
infinityThat probably should be (>= 2.2.11-8)08:17
infinityBut if it's expected to fail on amd64 later anyway, it's hardly the end of the world.08:18
infinitydoko : See above about openoffice.org2's broken build-dep ---^08:20
slomoseb128: gnome-volume-properties has a bug: for scanners it has yast2 as default command08:21
seb128slomo: you want to speak to pitti 08:21
seb128he's the maintainer for it08:21
slomoseb128: ok, i'll wait until he returned... thanks :)08:22
seb128np08:23
elmoinfinity/lamont: I'm about to reboot the firewall that among other things is the choke for the buildds08:24
mdzinfinity: I think at this point it actually builds on amd64, but doesn't work08:24
elmoshout now if that's crtically bad08:24
mdzinfinity: we should probably do something to ensure it doesn't upload broken binaries08:24
infinityelmo : Doesn't bug me any.08:25
infinitymdz : Well, a completely unsatisfiable build-dep does the trick there. :)08:25
mdzinfinity: it does seem likely that oo.o will start working on amd64 before unixodbc reaches 2.8.11...08:26
mdzbut it's hardly optimal ;-)08:26
infinityslomo : Did you do the xawtv upload?08:26
slomoinfinity: dholbach uploaded it but i made the change08:27
infinityslomo : Instead of guessing where the app-defaults file will go and then moving it (which you'll notice isn't really all that deterministic), you should just build-dep on imake, which configure uses to put the app-defaults file in the right place.08:28
infinityslomo : At least, it looks that way to me, from reading a build log quickly.  You might want to actually read configure and see how it determines the path.08:28
slomoinfinity: thanks... good to know :)08:28
infinityslomo : Note that the build failed on amd64 due to your patch.08:29
infinityslomo : I'll be around for a bit, if you want to hack up a changed package and have me look it over and sponsor it.08:29
slomoinfinity: i'll do in a few minutes... thanks :) and this app-defaults file was the minor part of my previous change ;)08:30
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infinityslomo : Yes, obviously it was a minor part, it just happens to be the reason it now fails to build. :)08:31
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slomoinfinity: you said a build-depend on imake would solve this... but it doesn't... the configure of xawtv looks whether /etc/X11/app-defaults exists and sets the dir to /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults otherwise08:37
slomoinfinity: would it be ok to create the directory before calling configure or do you want a better fix?08:38
\shseb128: can u tell me what this is..i'm getting it when i start rhythmbox08:38
\shThe error was 'BadIDChoice (invalid resource ID chosen for this connection)'. (Details: serial 23 error_code 14 request_code 1 minor_code 0)08:38
seb128\sh: no clue, seems to be an xorg issue08:40
\shhmm..08:40
\shit's yesterdays daily08:40
\shwith todays updates08:40
seb128http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=14123 is a known GTK crasher, will be fixed with 2.8.308:41
seb128your error is not known08:41
phlaegelseb128: is nautilus supposed to be sorting uppercase before lowercase now?08:43
\shhmm....what's the best way to debug it? gdb rhythmbox --sync?08:43
slomoinfinity: ok, ignore the last thing i've said... seems like i have to patch configure08:43
infinityslomo : If you patch configure, make sure to also patch configure.in, so regenrating won't kill your changes.  And touch the files in the right order so they don't get regerated on build...08:47
infinityslomo : In other words, that kinda a pain in the butt for a single fix. :)08:47
slomoinfinity: sure... i've patched configure now to use /etc/X11/app-defaults without checking anything... ok with you?08:48
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Diablo-D3is the breezy source apt sources on archive.u.c fubar?08:48
Diablo-D3keeps having md5sum mismatch08:49
infinityslomo : Have you patches configure.ac too?08:49
slomoinfinity: yes08:49
infinityslomo : And have you ensured that the build won't try to regenerate configure if the timestamps are goofy?08:49
slomoinfinity: i'm currently trying that... i hope it works...08:49
infinityslomo : See /usr/share/doc/autotools-dev/README.Debian (the section on "timestamp skews") for hints.08:50
seb128phlaegel: depending of the locale I gues08:51
seb128guess08:51
infinityslomo : A simpler way to go, rather than patching configure (and all the hassles that come with that) sould just be to "sed -i -e 's,@resdir@,/etc/X11' Makefile.in"08:53
slomoinfinity: well the configure patch works ;)08:53
infinityslomo : But it's much more intrusive to patch configure (and do it right, without introducing a build-dep on autotools)08:54
phlaegelseb128: hm. en_CA? :-) it never used to, until maybe a few weeks ago.08:54
slomoinfinity: it works without regenerating anything and without autotools in build-depends... but you decide ;) i can also patch the Makefile.in08:55
seb128phlaegel: the sort has been fixed during 2.1108:55
infinityslomo : Make sure you have no autotools installed, the "touch configure.ac ; dpkg-buildpackage"08:55
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elmomjg59: around?08:56
infinityslomo : Then realise that timestamps can get messed up when unpacking sources, leading to that situation.08:56
mjg59elmo: Hi08:56
slomoinfinity: the one with configure patch: http://yggdrasil.sytes.net/files/debdiff/xawtv_3.94-1ubuntu4.debdiff08:56
seb128phlaegel: cd http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=17269008:56
elmomjg59: hey, have you tried latest breezy kernel with your nx6215?08:56
slomoinfinity: imho everything is working correctly there08:56
mjg59elmo: Yeah08:56
elmowe're getting /dev/hda1 does not exist on boot08:56
mjg59Oh. Uh. Weird.08:56
mjg59Oh, are you on the latest initramfstools?08:56
mjg59If not, it won't load atiixp08:56
elmomjg59: yeah, crack of the cron.daily breezy08:57
mjg59And explosion08:57
elmoeasy to hack around?08:57
mjg59Hm. Actually, maybe I forced that myself08:57
mjg59jbailey: Have you added atiixp to initramfs-tools yet?08:57
jbaileymjg59: Yes, it's in the copy that you have.08:57
mjg59elmo: Yeah, I added it to /etc/mkinitramfs/modules08:57
mjg59Or wait for Jeff to upload the crack he's just been feeding me08:58
mjg59jbailey: Ok, we win09:00
jbaileyYay!09:00
elmomjg59: hmm, same erro for us09:01
mjg59elmo: You regenerated the initramfs?09:02
elmowell, err no ;)09:02
jbailey=)09:02
phlaegelseb128: I'm talking about the first letter of the filenames... like directory B coming before directory a.09:02
elmosorry I avoid init*09:02
elmohow do I do that?09:02
mjg59elmo: mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r`09:03
jbaileyelmo: mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r)09:03
elmothanks09:03
jbaileyelmo: If you're doing it for not the running kernel, "mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-$(uname -r) $(uname -r)" will tell it what version of modules to use.09:03
seb128phlaegel: I've no opinion on the question. What does "ls -l" do?09:04
elmochrist, I'm confused, how do I do this not from within that kernel, as I obviously can't boot the current initramds?09:04
mjg59mkinitramfs -o /boot/initrd.img-2.6.12-7-amd64-whatever 2.6.12-7-amd64-whatever09:05
elmook09:05
highvoltageelmo: christ: no such nick or channel09:05
lathiathe's forsaken us09:06
infinityslomo : Okay, I just tested to make sure I'm not talking out of my ass.09:06
phlaegelseb128: nautilus and ls do the same thing now... but nautilus used to be different, mixing upper and lowercase. I was just wondering if it was on purpose, since I liked it the old way :-)09:06
slomoinfinity: otherwise i also have a version with patched Makefile.in flying around... choose one ;)09:06
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mjg59jbailey: Ok, can you upload that initramfs-tools at some stage?09:07
jbaileymjg59: Yup.  I'm just gluing in I think the last bit to make lilo users happy.09:07
infinityslomo : "apt-get --purge remove autoconf autoconf2.13 ; apt-get swource xawtv ; cd xawtv-*; debian/rules work ; touch work/xawtv*/configure.ac ; debian/rules build" and watch it fail, cause it wants to regen configure.09:07
jbaileyBecause I *love* string manipulation in shell.09:07
seb128phlaegel: that's the bug I pointed. glib has a function for that now which makes the behaviour the same for everything and nautilus uses it09:07
jbailey=)09:07
infinityslomo : That's precisely what I was warning against.09:07
mjg59jbailey: I've uploaded usplash that'll work with it09:07
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infinityslomo : I'll just upload with the patched Makefile.in, but I wanted to make you aware of the configure timestamp issue, cause it bites our buildds a fair amount, and MOTU in general seems to be blissfully unaware of it.09:08
slomoinfinity: ok... so at the same location the one which patches just the Makefile.in09:08
elmomjg59/jbailey: thanks, working now09:09
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mjg59elmo: Rock09:09
slomoinfinity: thanks... i thought i would be enough to look at the build and whether one can see something regenerating something else09:09
jbaileyelmo: Cool.09:09
phlaegelseb128: ah, ok. so it is on purpose. thanks.09:09
mjg59elmo: If you want X to work, add Option  "XaaNoScreenToScreenCopy" "True" to the device section of xorg.conf09:09
elmoshould an atheros madwifi thing get auto-hotplugged?09:11
elmoit looks like link-on-boot worked, but it's not being loaded09:11
mjg59Should do09:11
mjg59But you'll need an ath0 entry in /etc/network/interfaces09:11
mjg59Unless it's not being loaded at all, in which case - uhm.09:11
infinityslomo : Uploaded.  I recommend reading README.Debian from autotools-dev and committing most of it to memory.  A lot of autotools weirdness can mess with builds in rather seemingly nondeterministic ways.09:12
mjg59Usplash love!09:13
infinityUsplash hate!09:13
mjg59Bah09:14
elmomjg59: yeah,X seems to work now, thanks09:14
mjg59Now all I need to do is figure out why it doesn't work on hibernate09:14
infinitymjg59 : Does usplash repect "splash" in /proc/cmdline yet?09:14
slomoinfinity: thanks... will do later :) now i've to search for some food ;)09:14
elmodoes lspci use an internal or kernel database?09:14
mjg59infinity: Yes09:14
mjg59elmo: Internal09:14
elmo'cos even in breezy lspci doesn't recognise hardly anything on this machine09:14
infinityOh, so I can install ubuntu-desktop finally without it making me want to kill myself.  Yay.09:14
Diablo-D3heh09:14
Diablo-D3infinity: yeah it got fixed09:14
elmohmm, spoke too soon, X died already, meh09:15
Diablo-D3rotfl09:15
mjg59infinity: It also won't insmod vga16fb if you have vga= set09:15
infinitymjg59 : And I do.09:15
infinitymjg59 : So I guess I'm doubly insulated. :)09:15
mjg59infinity: So, there you go09:15
mjg59elmo: Possibly also Option          "XaaNoSolidFillRect" "True"09:16
infinityIs there any hope of having it use a non-vga16fb framebuffer if one has been selected (ie: with vga=)?09:17
mjg59infinity: Not trivially09:17
infinityYeah, I assumed as much.09:17
mjg59Well, that's not strictly true09:17
infinityOh well, I'd rather have a pretty console than a splash screen, so I know what my choice currently is.09:17
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mjg59mdz: Ok, time to start integrating init scripts with usplash09:19
mdzmjg59: I was just thinking about that as I was lying awake last night09:21
mjg59Once Jeff uploads his new initramfs-tools09:21
dholbachmjg59: i guess he's just looking up a witty quote of oscar wilde 09:22
jbaileydholbach: *lol* Nah, it's already chosen. =)09:22
dholbachjbailey: you rock! :)(09:23
jbaileydholbach: Choosing the Oscar Wilde quote is what I do while I sit here and panic that I might have just caused hundreds of systems to fail to boot.09:23
jbaileydholbach: It sucks being a non-smoker sometimes.09:23
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mjg59jbailey: Well, it's me who's left hacking on grub09:24
dholbachjbailey: i read a nice quote of oscar wilde on cigarettes a couple of days ago09:24
infinitymjg59  :Hacking on grub is a privilege.  If you tell yourself that over and over again, it still won't be true, but you may go numb.09:24
jbaileymjg59: True. =)  I wonder if glibc + initramfs makes up for grub.09:24
jbaileymjg59: Probably not, since at least if I screw up really badly, they can still boot into windows. =)09:25
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elmoI thought broadcom wireless cards were generally atheros09:26
elmoam I on crack?09:26
\shno09:26
\shthe broadcoms are not working with madwifi09:26
\shbut ndiswrapper and windows crack works09:27
\shjust tested it today 09:27
mjg59elmo: No, Broadcom are evil stuff09:27
\shafter this test..the nc6120 just burned away...memory burning error09:27
mjg59No specs, binary driver for Linux-mips09:27
mjg59\sh: ?09:28
\shbecause my colleague used the wonderfull invention of a portreplicator of hp...09:28
elmowhine09:28
mjg59elmo: And HP BIOS-lock their wifi cards09:28
\shi burned my nc6000 first, when i used this thingy...and then my boss...and now a new 6120 with different docking station but the same clip2burn system09:29
mjg59\sh: Wow. I haven't managed to explode anything with the docking stations yet09:29
infinitymdz : I have a girlfriend who's fluent in Japanese and spends a great deal of time using the Windows Japanese input methods.  Should I have her test drive the stuff mentioned in that -devel thread and see how hard it is to get any of it going?09:30
\shmjg59: the nc6000 i have, after this I got a new mainboard, new cpu, new memory...at least everything new but the hd09:30
\shmjg59: the hd broke 6 months later09:30
mjg59Haha09:30
\shbut the customer support service of hp is good...they came repaired..or shipped replacement09:31
mdzinfinity: absolutely09:31
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\shmjg59: and now the same thing happend to my colleague..colony 3 installed on this and windows on the other part...when I felt the heat...I said directly: u used the docking station...made a memtest86 and boom memory errors en mass09:33
dholbachbbl09:33
jbaileySweet!  lilo boots.09:33
mjg59Nngh09:33
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michelehello09:33
michelewasn't breezy supposed to ship with gcc 3.4?09:33
crimsunno, gcc 409:34
jbaileymichele: Nope. https://wiki.ubuntu.com//ToolchainRoadmap09:34
michelehm, ok... I probably misread it. I thought it was reverted09:34
jbaileymichele: The change from gcc-3.3 to gcc-4.0 was major enough that reverting it would almost be more work.09:35
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michelejbailey: I guess so. I wonder what I've been smoking when I read that...09:40
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martinhjubuntu did not boot from my LVM disks after the Colony CD 3 install.. File bug?10:20
martinhjwork around is to use initrd instead of initramfs10:20
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ryanthiessenanyone else notice that nvidia-glx is uninstallable at the moment?10:23
jbaileymjg59: Uploaded.10:23
mjg59jbailey: Rock10:25
mjg59Now someone just needs to sort out the lsb stuff10:25
jbaileymjg59: Do you just need that one line added?10:25
lathiatjbailey: ping10:25
lathiatjbailey: do you remembe that issue we had with __u6410:26
jbaileylathiat: You  make it sound like I've only had one... =)10:26
jbaileylathiat: What's up?10:26
lathiatjbailey: haha well i was wondering if you could tell me if this is the same issue ->  http://bugs.archlinux.org/index.php?do=details&id=310610:26
mjg59jbailey: One line added to each of the printing functions10:27
jbaileylathiat: Depending on which ANSI C you want, it could be.  C89 didn't have long long support, C99 does.10:27
lathiatjbailey: well this was with -std=c9910:27
lathiatjbailey: that it was failign so10:27
infinityryanthiessen : Should be installible if you upgrade to the latest mesa.10:28
jbaileylathiat: Have you considered using the linux-libc-headers project for arch linux?  There's 2 or 3 distros now collaborating on it (We're one of them).10:28
lathiatjbailey: oh im not asocaited with them10:28
mdzpitti: did you make some changes to the seeds to try to free space on the install CD?10:28
jbaileylathiat: It's silly for each us of to duplicate the work.10:28
lathiatjbailey: i just reported the bgu because it broke avahi (my project)10:28
jbaileylathiat: Ah. =)10:28
infinityryanthiessen : Oh, no it's not, cause that change got dropped.10:28
lathiatjbailey: and was hopign to provide them with a little more info10:28
infinityryanthiessen : I'll upload a fix.10:28
ryanthiesseninfinity: thanks10:28
pitti_mdz: not yet, since you said you wanted to look at it; shall I kick all langpacks?10:28
mdzmartinhj: you can add any additional information you have to the existing bug, and add yourself to the CC list10:29
mdzpitti_: all? :-/10:29
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mdzpitti_: I have looked at it, but the only significant addition I see is hplip, which accounts for about 6MB10:29
pitti_mdz: if we need 20 MB?10:29
jbaileylathiat: Yeah.  Basically long long is allowed in C99, and that construct allows for it.10:29
lathiatjbailey: and theirs doesnt?10:30
lathiatjbailey: hence the || STDC_VERSION 199910:30
jbaileylathiat: Right, that's not in the upstream kernel.10:30
lathiatjbailey: ah10:30
jbaileyI want to try and get some of those things in, but I suspect I'd need to go through the kernel janitors list.  I'm more hoping to convince other distros that linux-libc-headers is good enough to just use it.10:31
jbaileyPerhaps if we have all of us maintaining it together we can get usable ABI headers.10:31
martinhjmdz: I havn't seen that bug?10:31
martinhjwhich is it?10:31
jbaileymjg59: Aww, this is pretty.10:33
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mdzmartinhj: look through http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/buglist.cgi?bug_status=UNCONFIRMED&bug_status=NEW&bug_status=ASSIGNED&bug_status=REOPENED&bug_status=NEEDINFO&bug_status=UPSTREAM&bug_status=PENDINGUPLOAD&field0-0-0=product&type0-0-0=substring&value0-0-0=initramfs-tools&field0-0-1=component&type0-0-1=substring&value0-0-1=initramfs-tools&field0-0-2=short_desc&type0-0-2=substring&value0-0-2=initramfs-tools&field0-0-3=status_whiteboa10:34
mdzrd&type0-0-3=substring&value0-0-3=initramfs-tools10:34
mdzmartinhj: I think I saw such a bug there10:34
mdzmartinhj: or ask jbaily10:34
mdzjbailey, even10:34
jbaileymartinhj: 'sup?10:34
mjg59jbailey: ?10:34
lathiatjbailey: got a url / contact for that i can point them at?10:34
jbaileymjg59: Seeing text in the white box.10:34
mdzjbailey: martinhj ubuntu did not boot from my LVM disks after the Colony CD 3 install.. File bug?10:35
mjg59jbailey: Ah, cool10:35
mdzwhy does xchat no longer display <> around nicks?  that's annoying for cut and paste10:35
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sivangmvo: ping, hi10:35
jbaileymdz, martinhj: Might be fixed by now.10:35
sivangmvo: what's with the scheme thingy in lpint? (curious) lpi.def or something10:35
jbaileymartinhj: Got a moment to sit with me through testing it?  I cna usually tell quickly if it's a bug I've fixed already or not.10:35
mdzmartinhj: yes, try regenerating your initramfs with initramfs-tools 0.23 and see if that fixes it10:36
_derek_did xen ever make it into breezy?10:36
martinhjjbailey: sure10:36
jbaileymdz: Do you have an old xchat conf file around?  If not, I can send you mine.10:36
martinhjmdz: never used initramfs10:36
martinhjwill try10:36
lathiatjbailey: ?10:36
jbaileymartinhj: Do you still have the colony CD handy?10:36
mvosivang: hi, I'm just having dinner10:36
mdzjbailey: no, I don't.  but I don't think I changed it since it did that, either10:36
jbaileylathiat: I'm googling at the same time, I've just run out of hands. =)10:36
lathiatjbailey: haha sorry10:36
martinhjjbailey: yes10:37
jbaileylathiat: http://ep09.pld-linux.org/~mmazur/linux-libc-headers/10:37
lathiatjbailey: just thought you missed it ;p10:37
mdzjbailey: which config file should I be looking at?10:37
jbaileylathiat: It's all good. =)  Entirely possible. =)10:37
jbaileymartinhj: If you can reboot, and at the prompt type 'rescue'10:37
jbaileymartinhj: It'll step you through setting up your hardware and drop you at a prompt after a little bit.10:37
martinhjjbailey: only got one computer here, so you have to tell me first:-) (just moved from my parents house)10:38
jbaileymdz: ~/.xchat2/{colors.conf,pevents.conf}10:38
martinhjjbailey: or I can talk with you tomorrow and I can use a computer at campus10:38
pitti_mdz: are there any other overflows?10:38
jbaileymdz: Somewhere along the way xchat got rearranged to not have them and change all the colours.10:39
jbaileymdz: I restored my old ones from a backup, I can post for you if you'd like.10:39
mdzpitti_: amd64 and powerpc looked OK10:39
mdzjbailey: sure, then I can diff them against mine10:39
sivangmvo: ah ok, let me know if you can talk more today10:39
jbaileymartinhj: Mmm...  Is this a fresh install that you don't mind blowing away?  If you have easy access to good bandwidth and a cd burner, it might be worth just burning a nightly CD tomorrow.10:40
mvosivang: in a couple of minutes, sure10:40
pittipitti: ok, threw out most of the langpacks10:40
jbaileymdz: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/colors.conf http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/pevents.conf10:41
martinhjjbailey: no problem, I got hoary, this breezy install I use now (where I use initrd instead of initramfs) and the fresh install10:41
martinhjjbailey: where do I get the nightly CDs?10:41
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Nafallomadduck: cdimage.ubuntu.com :-)10:41
martinhjand when tomorrow is the one I should use ready?10:42
jbaileymartinhj: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/10:42
jbaileymartinhj: It looks like 9 or 10 hours from now...10:42
jbaileyBut I might have the timezone wrong. =)10:42
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pittielmo: please sync postgresql-common postgresql-7.4 postgresql-8.010:43
martinhjyeah, I'm not sure either;-)10:43
jbaileymartinhj: What problem kept you over on initrd for your current breezy install?10:43
martinhjthe same, but I thought maybe it was fixed in colony 3(tried to talk about it once here, but probably the right people wasn't here then)10:44
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jbaileyIf you're willing we can do the test easily enough from the current breezy system.10:44
jbaileymartinhj: If you're using grub, we can easily switch it to use a temporary initramfs without affecting the known working one.10:45
martinhjfor all new kernel releases which uses initramfs I have had problems10:45
mdzjbailey: 40310:45
martinhjI need lilo to boot lvm10:45
jbaileymdz: fixed.10:45
jbaileymartinhj: 0.23 should fix your problem then.10:46
martinhj /boot is in lvm to10:46
mdzaha10:46
mdz event_name=Channel Message10:46
mdz-event_text=%C18%B%B$4$1%O%C18%O$t$210:46
mdz+event_text=%C2<%O$1%C2>%O$t$2%O10:46
jbaileyMm, I didn't test with /boot on lvm.10:46
martinhjjbailey: ok, will try it..10:46
jbaileymartinhj: If you're comfortable.10:46
jbaileymartinhj: You can edit your lilo.conf to make a temporary setting that you can boot with.10:47
jbaileymartinhj: Are you willing to try this?10:47
mdzjbailey: thanks10:47
martinhjjbailey: I know lilo from before:-)10:47
jbaileymdz: =)10:47
jbaileymartinhj: Cool.10:47
jbaileymartinhj: So if you do mkinitramfs -o /boot/myinitramfs10:47
jbaileymartinhj: ...  I skipped astep.10:48
jbaileymartinhj: apt-get upgrade and make sure you have the 0.23 of initramfs-tools10:48
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martinhjjbailey: 0.23 isn't in my repository.. (I could try US)10:50
infinityPatience.  It was just uploaded.10:51
jbaileyinfinity: MUST.. HAVE.. LATEST.. CRACK!10:51
jbaileyerr10:51
jbailey=)10:51
jbaileymartinhj: http://people.ubuntu.com/~jbailey/initramfs-tools_0.23_all.deb10:52
pittig'night10:58
slomopitti: gnome-volume-properties has a bug: as default action for scanners it calls yast2 which we don't have ;)10:58
slomopitti: oh sorry... gn8 then :)10:58
pittislomo: oh?10:58
pittislomo: indeed - what would be appropriate? calling yast sounds as if it would be intended to be a configuration program...11:00
slomopitti: no idea... do we have something that should be called when a scanner gets plugged in? just noticed this when looking at g-v-p... i don't even have a scanner ;)11:00
pittislomo: shall it just call xsane?11:00
pittislomo: me neither :-)11:01
pittislomo: well, just calling xsane scans for devices, so it should be a reasonable default11:01
slomopitti: ok :)11:01
pittislomo: fixed and uploaded; thanks for the hint11:03
slomopitti: np11:04
pefbye !11:04
pittiok, good night, try 211:04
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siretartelmo: around? could you please sync mozilla-tabextensions from debian?11:08
siretartelmo: current firefox has problems with it. I just tested it with current firefox in breezy, works fine11:08
elmosiretart: pls request syncs by source package name in future11:09
siretartoh. its 'tabextensions'11:09
siretartwill do. thanks!11:09
elmodone anyway11:09
lathiatinfinity: could you giveback libgnomemm2.0 and ultrapoint ?11:11
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infinitylathiat : Done.11:24
lathiatinfinity: thanks11:25
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lathiatinfinity: ermm11:31
lathiatinfinity: for maxima, it has a given back for i386 but no fail or success log11:31
lathiatinfinity: whats that mean? (its from a few days ago, so i doubt its waiting?)11:31
infinitylathiat : Note the "wanna-build failed with status 65280"11:41
infinitylathiat : That means it tried to give it back, but failed miserably.11:42
lathiatinfinity: erm, what causes that? :)11:42
infinityLack of network connectivity?  General buggery?  Who knows.11:43
lathiatoh, ouch11:43
infinityGiven back manually, though.11:43
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lathiatwell it could do with being given back again if you can make it work :)11:43
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infinityThe connectivity issue was obviously pretty short-lived, or nothing would be building right now at all. :)11:43
lathiatright11:44
sivangseb128: can you take a look at the menu data type of gnomemeeting, I keep getting GTK_IS_MENU assrtion failure, although I see it's a GtkWidget like lpi wants11:46
sivangseb128: I'll implement it manually if they are not comaptible11:47
seb128sivang: I'll have a look11:47
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sivangseb128: thanks11:48
sivangseb128: (in my assertion faliure, I used _add_items)11:49
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