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\shdaniels: but you agree with "xauth is the cause"?12:02
daniels\sh: nope, sounds like the server simply isn't starting to be honest (note how it fails to kill the process -- i assume this is the server)12:03
danielsogra: oh?12:03
danielsmvo: sweet12:03
\shdaniels: when you check xvfv-run...it wants to create an xauth entry bla...and it failes..check the lines in xvfb-run (where it's failing, from the buildlogs)12:04
ogradaniels, i have the same  /usr/lib/xserver/SecurityPolicy prob seb128 has 12:04
mvoisn't that cute :) I guess I should report a bug on freedesktops bugzilla? I get "unknown device id, assuming plain r300", maybe that is the cause already12:04
ogradaniels, linking it to the right place i dont get this error anymore, but the server still doesnt start ... no errors though 12:05
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seb128'night guys, see you tomorrow12:06
mvonight seb128 12:06
daniels/usr/bin/xvfb-run: line 158: kill: (13770) - No such process12:07
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danielslines 157 and 158:12:07
daniels# Kill Xvfb now that the command has exited.12:07
danielskill $XVFBPID12:07
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danielsline 153 is where it actually runs the *command* you ask it to, and that tanks because it raises SIGTRAP12:08
danielsthat is, glade-2 does12:08
danielsand again, line 158 fails12:08
danielsso my guess is that the server isn't starting for some reason12:08
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\shdaniels: the other buildlog has no glade-2 but python :) but as well gtk2 deps I think :)12:08
danielsmvo: might want to fake it to some random chipid listed in http://cvs.freedesktop.org/xorg/xc/programs/Xserver/hw/xfree86/drivers/ati/radeon_chipset.h?12:09
danielsmaybe _chipset.c12:09
daniels\sh: right12:09
\shit's somehow confusing..12:09
daniels\sh: and notice how it doesn't fail at line 153 there12:09
danielsit just says that it couldn't connect to the server12:09
danielsand then later it says that it can't kill the server because it's an invalid pid12:09
danielsmy guess is that the font path is broken in the same way as xnest12:09
ograits running an Xserver during build o_O ?12:09
danielsogra: which server?12:09
ogradaniels, trident12:10
danielsogra: yes, this is fucked, but people always do it for some reason12:10
danielsogra: ah, xorg12:10
ograyup12:10
danielsogra: can you please send the full log?12:10
ograeys, but its not really helpful12:10
ogra*yes12:10
\shogra: it's running an X app during build...and it needs somehow xvfb..for whatever strange reason and without some rational...but I don't want to fight with debian upstream12:11
\shdaniels: I'll check it tomorrow in a clean dchroot want me to file a bug against xvfb with the results? 12:12
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daniels\sh: to be honest, not particularly; i'll fix the font path issue today or tomorrow, depending on how progress goes with rc3, so try when the new xorg-server hits12:13
\shdaniels: great...12:13
\shs/tomorrow/today in a few hours/ :( I need some sleep12:13
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mjg59Right, that's the ACPI plumbing done...12:18
ogradaniels, 20563 is for you :)12:18
lifelessdaniels: be sad to see you go, but enjoy uni ;)12:19
danielsogra: the SIGILL is the useful bit ...12:19
danielsit should be giving a backtrace though12:19
danielsogra: i assume that using vesa would fix it12:20
danielslifeless: heh, thanks12:20
ograi'll try12:20
danielslifeless: not for a month and a half yet12:20
lifelessdaniels: well, advance warning then :)12:20
danielsyeah12:20
azeemdaniels: oh, cool12:20
azeemwhat you gonna study?12:21
danielsazeem: ?12:21
danielsheh12:21
mjg59So now I have a kernel that will tell me whenever I plug/unplug the CD drive in this laptop12:21
danielsi'm in the middle of a software engineering + arts (indonesian) degree12:21
ogradaniels, nope 12:21
azeemah12:21
danielsogra: interesting12:21
danielsogra: if you want to run gdb from another machine and get a bt, that'd be rad12:21
ograwow, you can mix software engeneering with arts ? 12:22
danielstwo degrees -- engineering and arts12:22
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ogradaniels, i wont do the gdb session today anymore (its late here and  had much wine already) will follow up on the bug12:23
danielsogra: that's cool, thanks12:24
ogra:)12:24
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mvodaniels: I found (and hopefuly fixed) the dri message, let's see if it helps :) 12:33
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danielsmvo: cool12:34
danielsmvo: fixed in cvs?12:34
mvono idea, I need to check that12:35
ryanpgHi all... I read the mail from Keybuk on devel-announce, I've experienced some issues with the udev switchover... we're asked to report here?12:35
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mdkeryanpg, keybuk isn't here right now, I filed a bug on udev, it gets assigned to him. You can try doing that?12:36
ryanpgmdke, sure thing... you started a bug? should I add to it? if so do you know the #?12:36
mdkeryanpg, only if it is the same problem... mine is about a sata controller for a laptop hard disk12:37
ryanpgmdke, ok different issue12:37
mdkeryanpg, have a search of bugzilla :)12:38
ryanpgyep... mdke I'll be doing that :)12:38
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jdongelmo: I gotta go end world hunger; if you have anything you need to talk to me about, please don't hesitate to e-mail me12:57
jdonghave fun everyone12:57
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jdongor at least get snowflakes unbanned from our school :)12:58
jbaileyjdong: You can have ours. =)12:59
ryanpgok I made a new bug, any kind soul with time on their hands is encouraged to check bugzilla.ubuntu.com #20564 for "goodness", it's my first ubuntu bug :D01:00
jdongjbailey: thanks... and i also need bells, gifts, horseshoes, snowflakes, snowmen, crosses, giving tree, bunny, turkeys unbanned too :)01:01
jbaileyI'm all up until the last two.01:01
jbaileyAnd then it depends if you're planning on eating them or not. =)01:01
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jdongjbailey: the bunny?01:05
jbaileyor the turkey. =)01:05
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jdonglol, have fun guys01:07
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ryanpgaww crap... dapper bugs should go to "malone"?01:11
Burgworkryanpg, universe bugs go to malone01:12
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EdLinThe Ubuntu bugzilla website is acting non-functional when I try to enter a new bug report.01:13
ryanpgBurgwork, ok so my udev bug is correctly placed in bugzilla.ubuntu01:13
ograyup01:14
EdLinogra, is that "yup" directed at me?01:15
ograEdLin, nope at ryanpg 01:15
EdLinI've got the bug report exported to a file, but don't have a mail server operating, is it possible to mail the information somewhere with evol?01:16
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ryanpgEdLin, I just entered a bug there a few minutes ago btw01:21
EdLinryanpg, OK. I just noticed that the bug report program's exported text file contains an email address (at gnome.org) that I can use, I'll use that - especially since it would probably be marked "upstream" anyway.01:23
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seth_k|lappywho staff01:26
seth_k|lappyblast01:26
seth_k|lappysorry, forgot my slash01:26
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ryanpgthanks for the help all... I'm off01:28
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lathiatAavahi 301:49
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maswanNafallo_away: pong02:04
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wasabijbailey: initramfs evms stuff is busted.02:24
wasabiagain. heh.02:24
jbaileywasabi: How this time?02:25
jbaileyinfinity: ^^^02:25
wasabiNot sure, was at work, had to fix it and get back to work hehe.02:25
wasabiLooked like the md local-top script wasn't detecting my md.02:25
wasabiAgain.02:25
wasabi(and since evms isn't going to do it, it never got done)02:25
jbaileyIf you can record what you did to get it running and fire that into bugzilla that'd be lovely.02:25
wasabi=)02:25
xhakerthere is a regression on laptop-mode-tools i think... hibernation is spawned when i reduce the LCD brightness of my Acer laptop02:26
wasabiWell, what I did was slam modprobe raid1 and force_load raid1 into it.02:26
wasabiSo I might GUESS that those were missing. ;002:26
jbaileyI don't really hack on initramfs-tools much now, it's mostly adam and scott.02:26
wasabiAhhh.02:26
jbaileyI can still help with it, since I'm quite familiar with the code, but I'm headed to bed shortly. =)02:26
jbaileyI'm quite tired.02:26
wasabis'ok, I'll take a look at it again02:26
jbailey(I think I'm fighting something.  Hopefully sleep will keep it away)02:26
wasabiuh oh02:27
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desrtis dapper version frozen?04:20
infinity...?04:20
infinityOh, you mean have we hit upstream version freeze?  No.04:20
desrtis it in UVF yet04:20
desrtexcellent.04:20
infinityhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule04:20
desrtthanks.04:20
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YokoZarAm I allowed to promote my own spec from braindump to drafting?  I think it's ready to be reviewed: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UsefulDisksManagerSpec04:39
ajmitchif it's ready for reviewing, set it as pending review04:43
ajmitchyou are doing this in launchpad, right?04:43
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ajmitchYokoZar: I'd say it'd need the implementation section filled in a bit before it got reviewed04:46
YokoZarajmitch it's linked in launchpad, yes04:46
YokoZarIsn't the implementation section for...stuff that's done?04:47
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DsManyone know how to sign up to be a mirror for ubuntu?04:48
ajmitchYokoZar: no, implementation is for how you're going to do it04:48
YokoZarWhat if I don't know, since I have no idea how the disks manager applet is configured?04:49
YokoZarErr, coded.04:49
ajmitchnot sure what you'll want to fill in , sorry :)04:50
YokoZarI'll put it up to drafting and ask for review, heh04:51
YokoZarWhile we're on the subject, what do you think of this: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/BetterIntegratedWineSpec04:52
ajmitchyou might wait awhile for review04:53
ajmitchyou'd need to fill out implementation there as well, saying how you'd do it04:54
YokoZarIndeed.  This is what I get for not thinking of the idea before you all ran off into the snow-filled wastes of Canada04:54
ajmitch:)04:55
YokoZarajmitch: that part I actually can do, heh04:55
ajmitchthere wasn't any snow around, sadly04:55
YokoZar(for Wine)04:55
ajmitchI'd like to see some menu integration there, but as you said, it's likely for dapper+104:56
YokoZarI think the fonts idea can be done in time, though04:57
ajmitchat least winetools appears to have gone from dapper04:59
ajmitchor was it that winesetup that needed removed?05:00
YokoZarajmitch: winesetuptk and xwine needed to be killed05:05
YokoZarajmitch: as soon as I get my key signed and upload rights they'll probably get removed since they'll conflict with their dependency, heh05:06
ajmitchor you could get someone to put in the conflicts now05:07
ajmitchI know that winesetuptk is quite obsolete with the config changes now05:07
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LaserJockis there a reason why there are no Contents-*.gz for dapper on a.you.c?05:15
LaserJockkamion| mdz| lamont| infinity| elmo: ping? ^^05:19
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psusiI did an update of dapper today and x won't start now because it can't find my usb mouse... the kernel seems to see it but the devnode isn't being created... isn't there some major overhaul going on of the plug and play stuff?05:25
danielsudev05:25
daniels'Dapper has new kernels and new world order, upgrading for the adventurous only (and those with another machine to use)'05:25
danielsfrom the topic05:26
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psusiwhat about it?  I still don't understand devices.. it used to be you just used mknod to make the dev nodes you need... then there was something about a devfs... now udev... hotplug... I can't figure it all out05:26
elmopsusi: then you probably shouldn't be messing with dapper at the moment05:26
TerminXspeaking of udev, where do I put stuff now that previously went in udev.rules?  tried adding custom rules to stuff in rules.d but had no luck05:27
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TerminXhad to go get the udev package from sid because the one in dapper won't do a thing for me now (such as create mouse device nodes)05:27
psusiso... udev was a deamon that handled creating the devnodes for detected devices... and dapper is dropping it for something else?05:28
danielspsusi: this probably isn't the forum for explaining udev, I'm afriad ...05:28
psusiwhat would be?05:28
LaserJockelmo: is there a reason why there are no Contents-*.gz for dapper on a.you.c?05:29
whiprushjust blame daniels for everything. :p05:29
psusilol05:29
elmoLaserJock: it's expensive to run, and I haven't gotten round to setting it up for dapper yet05:29
psusiactually... it's kind of nice not having X working... I got too used to it... it's nice being back in a console running bitchx with a custom console font05:29
LaserJockelmo: oh, ok. no problem. I was trying to run apt-file but it uses the Contents-*.gz files so I couldn't use it on dapper. I just used breezy instead05:30
infinityI must be suffering a case of mechanic's syndrome, cause USB mice work fine for me.05:30
psusiinfinity did you update today?05:31
infinitypsusi : Not yet.  Did it just break today?05:31
TerminXno, not today05:31
TerminXthe latest udev is 5 days old05:31
psusithe other day I noticed that the mouse broke when I tried to use my old kernel isntead of the new one in dapper.. custom 2.6.14... but it worked fine with the 2.6.15 that dapper finally got05:31
psusibut today I updated and it broke using the new kernel05:32
infinityOh, well, yes.  I do use the dapper kernel. :)05:32
psusithere was a new kernel today05:32
infinityI know.05:33
infinityRebooting to it in a few minutes.05:33
psusiso where can I read up some more on the changes to udev in dapper?05:33
infinityubuntu-devel-announce05:33
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infinityWhich you should subscribe to if you're using dapper.05:34
psusiI'm substrubed to ubuntu-devel... isn't the announce redundant then?05:35
whiprushcheck out dapper-changes as well.05:37
danielsKamion: are you still planning to do flight 2 tomorrow?05:37
infinitypsusi : No, announce isn't redundant.05:37
psusihrm... ok... I'll subscribe to those too then05:38
infinityIn this case, though, reading changelogs before installing, I'll lay my blame with the new udev.05:39
infinity0.77's changelog looks... Interesting.05:39
psusihrm... that's another thing I've noticed lately... changelogs don't work or are not being made05:39
psusieven in breezy05:39
infinityInstall apt-listchanges.05:39
psusiI have a server at work running breezy and I noticed today it had a few new packages... apache and whatnot05:40
infinityThe changelog-grabbing feature in update-notifier is a bit delayed.05:40
psusiI chose the option in synaptic to get the changelog and it said it failed to fetch it05:40
infinity(ie: stuff doesn't get to changelogs.ubuntu.com for a while after the packages hit the archive)05:40
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psusithat's what I figured...05:40
psusiwhy's it take so long?05:40
infinityYou have a server running X? :)05:41
psusiyea... got it running tightvnc server started from xinit too, so it's like a terminal server05:41
psusiit's prety neat05:41
psusiI mean xinetd05:41
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infinityogra : Your kino package overwrites files from kino-dvtitler.05:44
ajmitchhe knows05:44
infinityOh, good.05:44
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elmoinfinity: umm, I thought you fixed our buildd-watcher?06:05
elmoinfinity: weddell is being bad anyways06:06
fabbionemorning06:22
ajmitchhi fabbione 06:23
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OrbordeHow do I determine what arch a package installed on my system is from?06:33
Orbordes/arch/repo/06:33
desrtuname -m06:33
desrtlook in /var/lib/dpkg/status06:33
desrteek.  then cross-reference the version against what's in each repo, i guess06:34
OrbordeArg06:34
crimsunOrborde: apt-cache policy foo06:36
fabbionehmmm06:36
fabbionedesrt: i am so sleepy that for a second i thought you were clueful :P06:37
Orbordecrimsun: Thanks06:37
desrtfabbione; die.  my first answer was a good one :p06:37
fabbionehahaha06:37
desrtit's a good question though... why doesn't source distribution end up in dpkg status06:38
desrti guess because it's not known at package build time?06:38
fabbionethe dpkg status doesn't need these info06:39
fabbioneyou are looking in the wrong place06:39
desrtso that answer to "How do I determine what arch a package installed on my system is from?" is actually "you don't."06:39
fabbionei am not even sure i understand the question06:40
desrtsince, for example, in dapper and breezy right now, a -lot- of packages have exactly the same version06:40
fabbioneyou can't mix i386 and amd64 .deb on a system06:40
crimsunI think he means repo instead of arch06:40
desrt00:33 <Orborde> s/arch/repo/06:40
fabbioneoh sure.. one sec...06:40
fabbionei was just looking at something like this yesterday06:41
Orbordefabbione: crimsun answered it already :)06:41
fabbioneOrborde: that's the lazy way :)06:41
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desrtOrborde; but does that tell you the installed one or if you were to install it now?06:41
crimsunOrborde: that really only works if you have one set of repos, too06:41
fabbionedesrt: installed one i am pretty sure06:42
desrtapt-cache?!06:42
desrthmm06:42
fabbioneok i will cast my right to answer after the coffee06:42
OrbordeArgh. I dun wanna sign up for launchpad :(06:44
OrbordeI have an Xfce4-related bug, but xfce4 is universe and thus out of the Bugzilla06:44
crimsunhttps://launchpad.net/malone06:45
fabbioneOrborde: launchpad is fun :)06:46
OrbordeIt wants me to register.06:47
infinityelmo : I think I saw something shinier and got distracted.06:47
ajmitchregistration isn't painful06:47
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infinitykeybuk, too.07:00
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dilingerwhat's a whatfor?07:28
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Tm_Twhat for07:30
Tm_T;)07:30
Tm_Tanyway, dunno is it init.d/networking script or something else but my network connection doesn't come up(or if does, it comes down too) at startup07:31
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Tm_Toh, dapper is humorous sometimes =)07:31
infinityelmo : Okay, buildd-watcher fixed.07:34
crimsunelmo: please sync xerces25 and xerces26 from Sid (ok to override Ubuntu changes), thanks07:40
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zakameelmo: please sync ickle from sid, ok to override Ubuntu changes, thanks :)07:42
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HiddenWolfIs some part of apache part of the default install?07:50
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crimsunelmo: please sync scim from Sid (ok to override Ubuntu changes), thanks07:52
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dholbachgood morning ubuntites :)07:58
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whiprushdholbach: hey ubuntero. :)08:37
dholbachhey whiprush! :)08:37
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dholbachlong time no se08:38
dholbachsee08:38
whiprushheh08:38
dholbachwhiprush: how are you?08:41
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whiprushdholbach: busy at work. 08:42
dholbachi can imagine08:43
dholbachbut you always found time to fridge :)08:43
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whiprushlots of ubuntu deployment stuff actually.08:43
dholbachCOOL! :)08:43
whiprushwell, wrestling with gconf isn't what I'd consider "cool", but it's working out.08:43
whiprushbut hey, life on the edge I suppose.08:44
dholbach:_D08:44
dholbach:-D08:44
whiprushkeep rocking that tango package man, it's sweet.08:45
dholbachreally? i think it got a bit too blue-ish  for my nerves08:47
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whiprushdholbach: one of the novell guys in #tango mentioned that they would keep the gray icons for NLD.08:50
whiprushI'd like to see a ubuntuized set in the tango style for the folders personally.08:50
dholbachwhiprush: if we'd get our artwork team to work on that, i'd be happy08:51
whiprushis andy fitz still around?08:51
dholbachAndyFitz: ping :)08:52
whiprushheh.08:52
AndyFitzdholbach: pong08:52
dholbachwhiprush: he is :)08:52
dholbachAndyFitz: whiprush would liked to see a ubuntuized set of tango icons - what do you think about that?08:52
whiprushhey so dude, Tango-human?08:52
sivangmorning all!08:53
AndyFitzdholbach, whiprush.  I'm already on it.  checkout the svg files at http://www.brisgeek.com/file/sample.tar.bz208:56
whiprushAndyFitz: you rock.08:57
AndyFitzI'll be releasing the full set at LCA along with instructions on how to modify the global stylesheet ;-)08:57
AndyFitzall using the tango metaphors and naming spec08:57
dholbachpage not found08:57
AndyFitzimagine toggling drop shadows, outlines shifting the opacity of 'shiny' gloss effects and total palette changes ;-)08:58
AndyFitzhttp://www.brisgeek.com/files/sample.tar.bz208:58
AndyFitzoops08:58
AndyFitzhacking on a drupal install at the moment08:58
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AndyFitzthe tango naming spec and the metaphors list to keep things familiar for all users is awesome work09:02
dholbachyeah, that's great09:03
HiddenWolfWill that be the new look for dapper? :)09:03
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infinityAndyFitz : I still don't dig that chat icon, BTW... The speech bubble (when shrunk down small) looks like a tooth.  Looks like something I'd see at a dentist's office.09:05
infinityAndyFitz : Not entirely sure how a happy face relates to chatting either. :)09:05
AndyFitzwell mate, you just sent me one09:05
HiddenWolfinfinity, you dug yourself in there ;)09:06
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infinity(I don't use graphical emoticons, so they don't register with me as "relating to chatting")09:06
AndyFitzI'm following the metaphors on the tango site. so nothings 'all my fault ;-)'  whats funky about those is in the xml09:06
infinityIt's like saying the "uh oh" sound relates to chatting, because we all used ICQ 8 years ago.09:06
HiddenWolfNow _THAT_ was annoying.09:07
AndyFitzrsvg and inkscape don't support external stylesheets .  btu the inline styles are easily  sed/awked out of there and replaced with consolidated classes when they both do support it .   we are talking <10kb icons09:08
AndyFitzinfinity, stop being emo.  smiling is chatting. if its not use a different icon..  like the logout one09:09
AndyFitzhehe09:09
infinityThpt. :)09:09
infinityThe speech bubble is chatting, no arguments there.09:09
infinity(Though obscured by the smiley, it turns into a tooth, I SWEAR TO GOD)09:09
AndyFitz I don't see that.  even so :  _tooth_ is  in the _mouth_  which is what you can  _talk with instatly_ 09:13
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ajmitchelmo: please sync spplus, slides from debian, dropping changes09:17
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mahangu_any LoTR fans here?09:29
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\shhehe this morning on heise.de09:50
\sh"German Stock Exchange removes Elmos from TecDax List"09:50
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seb128morning10:14
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infinityI've already kicked it enough for both of us.10:15
seb128thanks ;)10:16
infinityWhat's your udev issue? :)10:16
Tm_Tuh10:16
seb128infinity: eth not bringed up at boot, which is not an issue, and xorg refusing to start because no mouse which bother me actually, I had to downgrade udev10:17
infinityOh, you're another "no mouse" guy.  Neat.  I wonder why my mouse works...10:17
infinityMy complaint it with my hard drive being randomly renamed, but I've tracked that bug.  I just need to yell at Scott about it when he gets online.10:18
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seb128_re10:25
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Tm_Tseb128_: my eth isn't bringed up at boot either10:27
seb128_this one is a known issue IIRC10:28
Tm_Tgood10:28
Tm_Tthen I'm not worried10:28
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minghuainfinity: now you have yet another "no mouse" guy here :-)10:31
dokoseb128_: strange panel behaviour: the Applications menu doesn't stay open, it just blinks and then minimizes to a small point, the other menus do work. any hints?10:33
mvodoko: knonwn issue10:34
mvoit's a gamin bug apparently 10:34
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seb128_doko: yeah, known issue, I've forwarded it upstream but they are not really responsive10:41
seb128_doko: I don't have the issue on my box to debug it ...10:42
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hungersiretart: Yes.10:45
\shupgrading to dapper again :)10:49
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Dizietotu11:46
DizietOops.11:46
dholbachyou surely mean Motu :)11:46
DizietThat's what I was searching for in scrollback :-).11:47
DizietLaunchpad has sent us this silly mail and I was wondering if anyone had grumbled and suggested it should send it to a smaller group of people.11:47
dholbachDiziet: i grumbled already11:48
dholbachbut in #ubuntu-motu11:48
DizietWhat did they say ?11:48
dholbachwe agreed on not making ubuntu-dev or ubuntu-core-dev administrators, which would solve the problem11:48
dholbach(but keep the team model intact)11:49
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DizietMmhmm.11:50
Kamionthey aren't administrators now; I assume that was fixed by the time I went to look at it earlier this morning11:50
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siretarthi11:51
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dholbachsiretart is the motureviewers team architect :)11:51
siretartah11:52
siretartDiziet: Kamion I removed ubuntu-dev from administrator status of motureviewers now. Now the team MOTU is admin of motureviewers and should therefore get all the spam11:52
siretartthis was done just a few hours ago, just after dholbach notified me about that spamming11:53
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=== siretart hopes this is okay and everyone is happy
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Kamionsiretart: that's fine, thanks12:00
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ograyippie, only pmi and acpi-support left as uninstallables on the CD :)12:17
sladenwifi/sound aren't loaded atm12:18
Kamionogra: those should be fixed RSN; I did a couple of promotions this morning12:19
ograsladen, hmm, i'm not at the -7 kernel yet but it works here since -512:19
=== ogra sees a livefs at the horizon :)
Kamionthe most recent build failed because language-support-en was uninstallable for some reason12:20
ogrameh12:20
Keybukwasn't that a firefoxism?12:21
KamionI was just saying that to infinity, yes12:21
Kamionplease somebody update mozilla-firefox-locale-all12:21
Kamionit should be relatively straightforward; the source is basically just a pile of XPIs you can download12:22
Kamionyou'd need to test it in various locales12:22
infinityTesting, schmesting.  It can't get any more broken than it currently is. :P12:23
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sladenmozilla-firefox-en-gb still needs to be uninstalled to do an update12:23
ograinfinity, are you an active kino user ? 12:23
infinityogra : Not frequent, no.  Just enough to notice that it was broken.12:24
ograhmmkay12:24
ograbut you could test it  ? i'm missing the right HW here ...12:24
infinityDefine "test".. I can test the video editing bits, I can't do any DV.12:25
ograwould be enough for now ... i'm hoping anyway that debian updates to 0.8.0 before UVF .... 0.7 doesnt run with newer gtk versions and i had to close the merge bug ...12:26
infinityOh great, there's no m-f-l-a package in experimental yet.12:26
infinityogra : Kay, bug me tomorrow when I'm not on a livefs warpath.12:27
ograyup12:27
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ograwill fix the package first12:27
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zygahello12:29
zygaogra: is that hwdb-client branch ready? :)12:29
ograzyga, i'll make it ready after the edubuntu meeting today 12:30
zygaogra: thanks :-)12:30
zygaI'm finally done withmy RL jobs and I've got some more time to spend 12:31
MindOfChaosHello12:31
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=== infinity wonders why m-f-l-a only includes the lang-COUNTRY.xpi langpacks, and not all the lang.xpi ones.
infinityI'll ont question it for this update though, I'll let pitti deal with it later.12:42
pittiinfinity: you mean the source package is missing some xpis?12:43
seb128hey pitti, you should not be working today :p12:44
pittiseb128: I'm not :)12:44
seb128good ;)12:44
seb128doing distro meeting this night?12:44
pittiI'm searchign for xmas presents *sigh*12:44
pitti(working is soo much easier...)12:44
seb128ah ah :)12:45
pittiseb128: yes, sure, I'll set my alarm clock and annoy my gf :)12:45
seb128he he12:45
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ograpitti, could you prioritize the gnome-screensaver main inclusion report ? mdz wants it on flight 212:48
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=== Kamion hacks choose-mirror evilly, hopefully avoiding the mirror question on dapper CD installs
fabbioneKamion: it would be nice if we can also kill the apt-setup mirror quesion on netinstall01:30
Kamionfabbione: already dead01:32
fabbionegreat!01:32
Kamionapt-setup has been reimplemented and now just uses choose-mirror's data01:32
slomo_elmo: please delete the mplayer i uploaded a few minutes ago... it should go to revu instead :( sorry for the problems...01:43
fabbioneslomo_: if it has been accepted, you can't delete it01:45
siretartno problem01:46
siretartwe can also fix it in universe ;)01:46
slomo_fabbione: ok, np... then we have to repair it there ;)01:46
fabbione*cough*multiverse*cough*01:46
siretartexcatly01:46
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siretartthe only problem is that the resulting mplayer binary package depends on a completly NEW package, 'mplayer-skins', which I just uploaded01:53
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Kamiondholbach: shouldn't bakery2.3 be -15c2a rather than -15a? normal practice seems to be to use c2a even if it wasn't c2 before02:02
Kamionalso makes for easier greppability02:02
siretartwho processes the NEW queue?02:03
dholbachKamion: hmmm, i thought i read "add 'a'" somewhere02:03
Kamionsiretart: generally elmo02:03
Kamiondholbach: ah, check with doko then02:03
siretartok02:03
siretartthanks02:04
Kamionsiretart: mdz and I *can* do so but generally don't02:04
dholbachKamion: i have no doubt that the soname will change soon again :)02:04
dholbachthen i'll be able to remove the "a" :)02:04
siretartKamion: its not that important. it is just mplayer in multiverse not being installable in dapper02:05
siretartwithout mplayer-skins I just uploaded02:05
Kamionsiretart: it's only been there for 10 minutes; be patient, the queue is rarely very long02:05
Kamion(the oldest thing in the queue is 1 hour)02:06
siretartoh. sounds great :)02:06
sivangI am wondering, is that fact that I need to install portmap on a mchine in order to NFS mount a specific partitoin on antoher mahcine, an issue? Could this be made easier for the user to manage?02:26
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dokodholbach, Kamion: maybe just reject, and sync from incoming02:32
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dholbachdoko: no, we have a newer version02:33
Keybukhmm, why are some manpages executable?02:38
Kamionbug02:38
Keybukthey shouldn't be, then?02:38
KamionI can't think of a good reason for a man page to ever be executable02:39
Kamionusually it's that somebody used 'install', which defaults to executable02:39
Kamionand didn't use dh_fixperms or similar02:39
KeybukI. Hate. Dpatch.02:47
sivanghmm ,and also install nfs-client02:49
pittiKeybuk++02:52
Keybukand do you know what I hate more than dpatch?02:52
Keybukpeople who use dpatch to patch debian/*02:52
ograeeek ...02:52
Keybukdeliberately02:52
fabbioneyou joking?02:52
Keybuknope02:53
fabbionewhat pkg is that?02:53
Keybukthis is why it's taken me a week so far to merge sysvinit02:53
fabbioneah02:53
Keybukyou know how Debian maintainers bitched at us for changing their packages to dpatch?02:53
KeybukI wonder whether we could bitch back about them changing packages to dpatch :p02:53
fabbioneahah02:54
\shKeybuk: well...changing packages to dpatch is one...but generating libfoo.so.<major>.<minor> via automake from debian/changelog is much more weired02:55
pitti\sh: from changelog? that's interesting :)02:55
Keybuk\sh: generating libfoo.so.<major>.<minor> is a shooting offense02:56
Keybukseriously02:56
Keybukpoint me at them, and I'll break their arms02:56
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Keybukand then teach them lovingly about why SONAMEs matter while they're in hospital recovering02:56
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\shpitti: I had a package, it had selfmade m4 rules which checked debian/changelog version and took it to cr02:59
\sheate the so.version02:59
pitti\sh: boggle02:59
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\shand working with an ubuntu version == no way02:59
Keybukwhoah02:59
Keybukeven better03:00
Keybukthis patch patches debian/rules03:00
\shI had to friggle around this shit03:00
KamionKeybuk: how does it work at all?03:00
\shtime for motu school...I tell ya03:00
KamionI guess it must be patching something in a later target03:00
KeybukKamion: it's not listed in 00list, thankfully03:01
Keybukso I think it must be just a "I need a revision control system" patch03:01
crimsunseb128: ping 03:02
\shsend jblack to him :) 03:02
Keybukright03:05
Keybukthat's better03:05
seb128crimsun: pong03:05
KeybukI'm gonna pop out and get some lunch shopping, back in 1h30 or so03:05
crimsunseb128: Hi, do you plan to do the libstdc++ allocator transition for verbiste in Sid anytime soon? If not, I'll go ahead and do it in Dapper/universe, but I don't want to duplicate your efforts.03:05
seb128crimsun: there is no transition to do, just a rebuild, right?03:07
crimsunseb128: needs a new lib name, though03:07
seb128oh, crap03:07
seb128nothing use it03:07
seb128it has no rdepends out of verbiste itself03:08
seb128I'll not change the package name :)03:08
crimsunhmm, ok.03:08
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crimsunhmm, I wonder what it's doing on http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2005-November/000016.html03:09
seb128crimsun: ?03:10
seb128crimsun: this list is probably autogenerated of stuff that need to be transitionned03:10
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seb128crimsun: I just say since this one has no rdepends that doesn't seem to be useful to rename it03:10
\shseb128: do you actually if debian maintainer will do this transition? we will have another difference then from debian...03:11
\shinsert "know" between actually and if03:11
Kamion\sh: seb is the Debian maintainer03:11
crimsunthat's why I asked seb ;)03:11
\shKamion: that's why I asked him as well :)03:12
KamionDebian has been pretty consistent about renaming even if there are no rdepends, to avoid breaking local users03:12
seb128you ask me if as a Debian maintainer I'll do it differently from Ubuntu?03:12
Kamionbut I'm not sure I can be bothered having the argument :-)03:12
\shseb128: see kamions remark :)03:12
seb128Kamion: I don't really care either way, just seems to be useless change to me :)03:12
KamionI imagine you can expect a Debian bug from one of the release team if you don't, so you could regard it as avoiding that ;)03:13
\shseb128: let crimsun do it, he will send your the debdiff..so you don't have any work with it...:)03:14
ograhe will have the work i debian ...03:14
ogra*in03:14
seb128Kamion: I didn't get one for the other transitions :p But right, patches are welcome if a MOTU wants to do the job and send one :)03:15
\shogra: well...crimsun can create a real deb version package as well...and seb128 can sponsor :)03:15
crimsunseb128: ok. I just wanted to check with you since I didn't know if you had it queued.03:16
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seb128crimsun: no, I'm quite busy with other stuff atm03:16
seb128crimsun: your patch is welcome :)03:16
crimsunseb128: ok03:17
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DizietI wish people would stop uploading stuff.  My mirror is still running (since 2am this morning).03:23
TreenaksDiziet: get a faster link  :)03:23
DizietI did !03:23
DizietJust a week or two before Dapper opened.03:24
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ograDiziet, main will see a "pre flight 2 freeze" soon i guess, so you'll have time to catch up :)03:28
dholbacha11y meeting, if you're interested, in #ubuntu-meeting03:32
jsgotangcoyay03:32
slomo_elmo: please sync swt-motif, skippy, most, libofx2 from debian/unstable... ubuntu changes can be dropped03:33
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sivangpitti: wow, g-c-a takes ages to load, known?04:03
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DizietDamn, where did I put my python manual printouts ?04:20
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Riddellinfinity: could you give back gwenview please04:22
infinityRiddell : I'll make you a deal.  I'll give it back when you upload a bunch of kde* that doesn't FTBFS. :P04:22
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infinity(given back)04:24
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Riddellinfinity: hmm, kdeartwork and kdeutils have their problems but kdeaddons, kdesdk, kdeutils (then when kdesdk is done kdevelop3 and kdewebdev) could all benefit from being given back04:34
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infinityRiddell :   libkipi0-dev: Depends: libkipi0 (= 0.1.2-2ubuntu2) but it is not installable04:38
infinityRiddell : (gwenview failure)04:38
Nafalloinfinity: hi! do you understand what goes wrong with linuxdcpp?04:38
infinityNafallo : <shrug>... Look at the configure script and see how it's testing for pkg-config, dude.  I'm not any more psychic than you. :)04:39
Nafalloinfinity: you're not?! :-O. well, it builds in my pbuilder ;-)04:40
kaushikhey Can anyone please tell me how to get a shell with admin priviliges in UBUNTU04:40
azeemkaushik: please ask in #ubuntu04:41
kaushikHey dude please help me... just I want a shell04:41
kaushikand that su is not allowed04:41
Nafallosudo -s04:41
Nafalloand that's a question for #ubuntu, as already said04:42
kaushikThanks..04:42
kaushikGot it and sorry...04:42
kaushikfor asking silly questions04:42
infinityNafallo : You realise that if you make me look into this and it turns out to be something trivial, you'll have to send me gifts, right?04:42
HiddenWolfkaushik, wiki.ubuntu.com/RootSudo04:42
Nafalloinfinity: hehe, hold on. I'm already looking ;-)04:43
sbalneav_Mithrand1r: Tollef, is that you?04:43
infinityNafallo : Oh, crap.  It could be scons.  Anything with scons in the build-deps scares me.04:44
Nafalloinfinity: it is scons :-P04:44
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infinityNafallo : If it's scons failing, it might be something you can't easily fix, and is best worked around on our end.04:45
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Nafallooki04:45
Nafallooh. it tries to run pkg-config --version and doesn't exit with 0 it seems.04:46
infinityOh, it's not scons involved at all at that point?04:46
NafalloSConstruct, so yes. it scons :-)04:46
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jbaileydilinger: Is it vegan?04:55
jbaileyAnd generally not laced with cyanide? =)04:55
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dilingerjbailey: initramfs-tools drops you into a shell if root cannot be mounted.  that is the best thing since sliced Xu.04:55
jbaileySliced Xu does *not* make for vegan cookies. =004:55
infinityOf course, that fact that everyone's discovering this feature due to all the missing roots recently is NOT such a good thing.04:55
azeemnew features should be easily discoverable04:56
dilingerinfinity: oh, i'm using qemu and hacking on a distribution04:56
dilingerinfinity: i didn't expect this thing to find root04:56
KeybukI thought of a way to do it right04:56
Keybuk...why are we loading ide-generic for a scsi device?04:56
Keybukwhy not just not load it if the root device name begins with "s" :p04:56
infinityThat's sick.04:57
infinityBut okay!04:57
infinityIt'll fix my bug, screw everyone else!04:57
jbaileyKeybuk: Well,  it's not  like it would be the only place where I employed that logic.04:57
Keybukwell, I really can't think of a way around it04:57
jbaileySee the md, lvm and evms hooks. =)04:57
Keybukthe problem is that the scsi subsystem takes ages to wake up04:57
Keybuk(I know how it feels, some days)04:57
Nafalloinfinity: feel free to work on linuxdcpp. pkg-config is found by my pbuilder :-P.04:57
Keybukand if we wait 20s before loading ide-generic, that still might not be enough04:58
infinityNafallo : yes, I know what the bug is.  Well, I know what the bug LOOKS like, I don't actually know what it IS.04:58
Nafalloscons? :-P04:58
infinityWell.  It's a fight between scons, ccache, and a hideous hack we employ only on the buildds, which is why you can't reproduce it.04:59
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Nafallomust be the hideous hack then. I use ccache in my pbuilders aswell :-)04:59
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\sh64bit power now05:01
\shand never buy a benq dvd dual-layer writer, which reads our shipit cds with fully 48x speed...and stops at e2fsprogs udeb05:01
\shI tried now 20 amd64 cd sets..all the same...now I have an old sun blade 1000 24x times cdrom installed...and it workds05:02
\shworks even05:02
elmoKamion: have you had any further thoughts/cunning plans WRT the task fuckage in breezy?05:05
pittisivang: yes, I noticed; dunno why05:05
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Riddellinfinity: any idea why libkipi0 might not be installable?  installs fine in a fresh dapper chroot for me05:06
elmosiretart: ?05:07
siretartelmo: yes?05:08
elmosiretart: mplayer-skins says artistic license, but nothign in the source package says that, unless I'm missing it?05:09
sivangdholbach: did you discuss a11y stuff that required addition/modification of the test plans?05:09
Kamionelmo: not really, unfortunately05:09
Kamionelmo: I've fixed the base-config issue that made it break, and have pending commits to debian-cd to05:10
siretartelmo: its inside the tar.bz2 package in the orig.tar.gz05:10
Kamiono05:10
Amaranthseb128: What exactly are you trying to say is wrong on http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=323476 ?05:10
Kamionbut I think we may just have to revert and suck down the lack of working kubuntu/edubuntu netboot :-/05:10
Kamionmaybe soyuz can deliberately emulate the breakage if they really want to regenerate the indices05:10
siretartelmo: I included only a selected number of skins in the package, and most of them do not particulary claim any copyright05:10
elmoKamion: ok05:10
elmosiretart: I extracted those - couldn't find it?05:10
siretartelmo: I downloaded them from here: http://www.mplayerhq.hu/homepage/design7/dload.html05:11
infinityRiddell : universe.05:11
siretartelmo: most of them dont have any claim about any licence, just the author who took them05:11
siretartelmo: do I really need to ping each contributor or is this fine for multiverse?05:11
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Riddellinfinity: aaah.  yes05:12
elmosiretart: stuff without a license isn't distributable legally05:13
RiddellKamion: could you promote libkipi0/libkipi0-dev and libkexif1/libkexif1-dev, renames of c2 libraries05:13
elmosiretart: so, yes, sorry to be a fascist, but we need a license for these skins05:14
siretartelmo: I see. will look for other skins (with licence) then05:14
sivangpitti: I've opene a bug about that, feel free to add your reproduction there and see if it takes the same amount of time for you.05:19
seb128Amaranth: I'm not sure if gnome-menus should list NoDisplay=true entries ...05:19
siretartelmo: the problem is, that none of these skin tarballs contain a proper licence statment. is it okay to assume the licence stated on freshmeat is correct?05:19
seb128Amaranth: the menus should, but gmenu_tree_directory_get_contents ()?05:20
crimsunKeybuk: I'm getting darned good at running those commands up through ''mountroot'' ;)05:20
seb128Amaranth: it has the effect that gmenu-simple-editor can't unhide what you mask with alacarte :p05:20
seb128Amaranth: I guess that you don't have the issue because you use pyxdg and not gnome-menus for it05:20
infinityNafallo : Can you mail me a reminder about that package, so I remember to fix the chroots tomorrow and retry it?... I'm too busy right now to fix it up.05:20
elmosiretart: ugh, if they were added to freshmeat by the upstream skin author/artist, then maybe?05:20
Amaranthseb128: that's ok, alacarte can't unhie what you mask with gmenu-simple-editor05:21
siretartelmo: for example: http://themes.freshmeat.net/projects/xfce4_mplayer/05:21
Amaranthseb128: pyxdg appearently treats <Exclude> as "does not exist"05:21
siretartclaims to be gpl05:21
Kamionsiretart: safest way by far is to e-mail the author and as05:21
Kamionask05:21
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Nafalloinfinity: oki05:22
siretartKamion: will do05:22
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Keybukcrimsun: heh, you mean you haven't got as far as building custom initramfs with them already seeded into the busybox shell's history? :p05:22
seb128Amaranth: GNOME upstream seems to think that "Exclude" should be the way to work for a menu editor05:23
crimsunKeybuk :p05:23
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Amaranthseb128: If lanius ever gets his new key uploaded to fd.o I'll see if he can make them show up in getEntries() again05:23
KamionKeybuk: if you say you have, I'm scared05:23
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seb128Amaranth: you can roll tarball to an another place you know? :)05:24
Amaranthseb128: I know he has some code in there to make unhiding stuff also remove any <Exclude> tags05:24
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KamionRiddell: done libkipi0, libkexif1 requires a cron.sync run first05:24
Amaranthseb128: I don't even have a computer at home right now.05:24
Amaranthseb128: And when I do I don't have internet access on linux to work on things.05:24
seb128Amaranth: speaking for lanius, not you, he's upstream no?05:24
Amaranthseb128: I haven't actually seen him in awhile...05:24
pittiDiziet: here?05:25
Amaranthseb128: Yeah, he is upstream but the design of the code is basically "whatever alacarte needs" so I do some patching. :)05:25
KeybukKamion: then I won't say I have05:26
Dizietpitti: Hello.05:26
pittiDiziet: hi! do you know what happened to update-mozilla-firefox-chrome?05:27
DizietIt's abolished.05:27
DizietAFAICT.05:27
pittiDiziet: I'm currently updating m-f-locale-all to 1.505:27
pittihmm05:27
DizietSo you should just remove the references to it.05:27
pittifirefox complains about a chrome error when I just install it05:27
DizietHarmf.05:27
DizietMaybe the chrome you're installing is wrong ?05:27
pittiDiziet: no idea, I'll check it now05:28
pittichrome installation is a black hole for me...05:28
DizietMe too :-/.05:28
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seb128_re05:28
seb128_Amaranth: BTW you may want to join #ubuntu-desktop for desktopish discussions like that :)05:28
DizietIt may be that there's some other thing that needs doing instead of umfc.05:28
DizietBut I haven't seen any sign of it.05:29
Kamioncheck one of the extension packages like mozilla-tabextensions that has been updated to cope with 1.505:29
pittiDiziet: ok, thank you05:29
KamionI need to do that for my own extension package05:29
pittiah, good idea05:30
DizietKamion: You have a ff extension package ?05:30
pittihm, no, m-tabextensions doesn't seem to be05:31
KamionDiziet: mozilla-nukeimage05:31
DizietAh :-).05:31
Kamionprovides a context menu option to set CSS display: none on any image in a page; good for blinking advertisements05:31
Treenaksadblock + filterset.g work on those too :)05:32
HiddenWolfadblock is the bomb. :)05:32
pittiwith 1.0.x I used adblock, but it doesn't work for 1.505:32
wasabi_Hmm.05:33
wasabi_Did smp support move out of -smp?05:34
wasabi_Looks like it.05:34
Kamionwasabi_: for i386, yes05:34
wasabi_k.05:34
wasabi_Could ubuntu-desktop depend on xchat | xchat-gnome?05:37
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greenpenguin13the right-click 'Copy Disk...' option for audio cds appears to require cdrdao, should this be as a dependency for something?05:41
slomo_elmo: is my key already in the main keyring?05:42
greenpenguin1305:42
elmoslomo_: I think I replied and said that?05:43
Kamionwasabi_: ubuntu-desktop probably won't ever get |-ed dependencies (in the near future) because of the way it's built, although I'd be happy for it to depend on something that in turn depends on xchat | xchat-gnome. We do that for totem.05:43
wasabi_(ot:) You know synaptic is getting rad when you find yourself using it because it's faster than apt-cache05:43
HiddenWolfwasabi, how the heck is that possible? :)05:44
ograwasabi_, nvo will be pleased to hear that :)05:44
wasabi_HiddenWolf: opening a terminal and typing, then scrolling up to read it.05:44
jbaileywasabi_: Nice, I'll have to try synaptic again.05:44
wasabi_synaptic can now download changelogs too05:44
slomo_elmo: no... or the mail disappeared ;) anyway... thanks :) did you get my sync requests earlier today? and what will we do about gnunet-gtk? you didn't want to sync it from debian last time05:44
HiddenWolfwasabi, grep it. :)05:44
elmoKamion: mdz/seb were talking about switching to xchat-gnome anyway05:44
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Kamionelmo: fine by me, I don't use either ;)05:45
wasabi_Can lock packages to specific versions. Can install specific versions.05:45
jbaileywasabi_: I know I started liking Nautilus alot more when it became faster to use it for scp'ing than command line.05:45
wasabi_xchat-gnome isn't in main, which could be one of the problems.05:45
Kamionwasabi_: that's kind of trivial to fix if mdz decides he wants it in main ;-)05:45
wasabi_Yeah heh05:45
Kamioni.e. it's a symptom not a problem05:45
wasabi_No, I agree. It's just nobody has bothered moving it to main now, and it's a bit inconvient to have to uninstall u-d to use it.05:46
seb128_I'm supposed to make a main promotion for xchat-gnome05:46
seb128_mdz asked me to do it yesterday05:46
wasabi_Ahh.05:46
wasabi_Problem solved. ;)05:46
seb128_I just need to do the wiki page for it05:46
Amaranthseb128_: Does xchat-gnome have the option to go back to buttons instead of a treeview?05:47
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wasabi_I wish it would just use normal tabs.05:47
lamontpitti: ping05:47
wasabi_somehow.05:47
greenpenguin13the right-click 'Copy Disk...' option for audio cds appears to require cdrdao, should this be as a dependency for something?05:47
seb128_Amaranth: I've not tried, I've switched to xchat-gnome because of the treeview to start05:48
seb128_buttons were not fitting on my screen05:48
pittiHi lamont05:48
seb128_and I was not noticing the queries stuff05:48
Amaranthseb128_: Yeah, joining #ubuntu-desktop just screwed me up there, I had to exit a channel to make it fit.05:48
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Amaranthit's just hard to get used to05:49
seb128_greenpenguin13: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MainInclusionReportCdrdao05:49
seb128_greenpenguin13: https://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1316805:49
seb128_Amaranth: was easy for me, and xchat-gnome is cool05:49
slomo_infinity: hi... any ideas why mod-mono isn't tried to build on ppc/ia64?05:50
seb128_it sets autoaway according to what gnome-screensaver is doing05:50
Amaranthneat05:50
seb128_can use libnotify for notification05:50
Amaranthbrb05:51
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Amaranththat's better, i turned server tabs back on so the treeview makes sense05:51
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seb128_mvo: what's wrong with it?05:53
mvoseb128: don't take me too serious :) it's all so "bright", so much white compared to the original xchat05:53
wasabi_I like the preferences dialog, the treeview i am mostly indifferent to.05:54
wasabi_Oh, and the "mission statement".05:54
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seb128pitti: why?05:56
pittidunno any more, something was ugly about it that I couldn't change05:56
wasabi_I guess having the user list and treeview in the same place kinda doesn't work. Never enough vertical space.05:56
jbaileyIf it's the one I'm thinking of, I couldn't get the white background to go away.05:57
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seb128jbailey: for the text area or the user list?05:57
jbaileyseb128: Text area.05:57
seb128jbailey: my text area if grey on black atm05:57
seb128s/if/is/05:57
jbaileywasabi: It's fine until I hit a nick highlight or something that makes me read yellow on white.05:57
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pitti_xgseb128: ah, now I know again06:01
pitti_xgseb128: xchat-gnome does not allow me to split off channels to a separate window06:02
pitti_xgseb128: which means that I cannot follow two channels at once06:02
seb128ah, /me files a bug upstream for you06:03
ograhmm, not being able to type while the preferences are open is lso a bit odd06:04
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wasabi_Ahh. I see. No seperate windows.06:04
pittiand that sucks06:05
wasabi_I kind of wish this used the same UI metaphore Gaim did.06:05
ograand is there a way to not have the channellist on the left ? 06:05
wasabi_Tabs.06:05
wasabi_And you can just drag them away.06:05
seb128pitti: that's on valid usecase I guess :)06:05
pittiseb128: xchat sucks wrt session support; I always have to rearrange detached channel windows after login06:05
wasabi_guess if gaim's IRC didn't suck I'd probably use it.06:07
Amaranthtabs have the same problem the button list did06:07
seb128I hate gaim06:07
Amaranthtoo many channels open == screwed06:07
ograseb128: is there any way to rearrange the layout ...?06:08
seb128like?06:08
seb128what layout?06:08
seb128or, chans order? no06:08
ograhaving channels and userlist on the right, i dont like it on the left side06:09
Amaranthi dunno how xchat-gnome does it but this windows xchat version would rock if i could have the user list under the window list06:09
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Amaranthi only user the user list to see if someone is around, so scrolling doesn't matter06:09
Amarantherr, use the user06:09
ograsame here ... i find a bright white window on the left very distracting06:10
seb128I don't care about the user list06:10
ograbut i'd b fine if i could just flip the list and the chatwin06:10
pittiKamion: hmm, the only change tabextensions did for 'install.rdf: Allow tabextensions to work with firefox 1.5.' was to update 'maxVersion' to 1.5 in install.rdf...06:10
Amaranthif i were to install breezy and upgrade to dapper right this minute would it work?06:11
Kamionpitti: hm, wonder how it works then since Debian doesn't seen to have u-m-f-c now either06:12
seb128Amaranth: fear udev :)06:12
KamionAmaranth: you're not going to get any better answer than "maybe".06:12
Kamionand see the topic ...06:12
Amaranthseb128: You're saying to lock my current kernel, hotplug, and udev versions at breezy? :)06:12
Kamionno don't do that ...06:13
seb128no06:13
wasabi_it is also annoying that xchat-gnome doesn't seem to use the gnome URL handler.06:13
pittiKamion: m-t works fine with my ffox here, and so does manually installnig a language xpi06:13
wasabi_It always opens firefox for me.06:13
Kamionif you're going to upgrade, upgrade - mixing will just confuse things even harder06:13
seb128but I run 2 udev versions ago atm06:13
seb128because xorg doesn't start with the current one06:13
seb128it chocks on the mouse06:13
Amaranthok, i think i'll stick with breezy06:13
Amaranthi need to get some work done, not unbreak things :)06:13
ograseb128: just put your mouse driver n /etc/modules ;)06:14
seb128I've psmouse loaded06:14
seb128and listed by /etc/modules too06:14
ograoh06:14
Keybukhuh?06:14
Keybukthere's no known "my mouse doesn't work" bug with udev06:14
Keybukthere's just the 2.6.15 bugs in general06:15
ograworks fine here as well06:15
seb128Keybuk: maybe not udev bugs, but it works with udev 076-0ubuntu406:15
seb128and not with 076-0ubuntu506:15
Keybukand you didn't tell me about this yet, why?06:16
seb128I told it this morning, you were not around and infinity said "<infinity>     Oh, you're another "no mouse" guy.  Neat.  I wonder why my mouse works...06:16
seb128"06:16
seb128so I assumed it was a well known stuff06:17
Keybukheh06:17
Amaranthlatest OSNews post: "What is it About Ubuntu?"06:17
Keybuknope, I didn't know about it anyway06:17
Keybukwhat kind of mouse is it?06:17
HiddenWolfAmaranth, they run one of those every week. ;)06:17
seb128Keybuk: standard logitech on ps206:18
seb128        Option          "Device"                "/dev/input/mice"06:18
seb128        Option          "Protocol"              "ImPS/2"06:18
seb128        Option          "Emulate3Buttons"       "true"06:18
seb128        Option          "ZAxisMapping"          "4 5"06:18
Keybukisn't psmouse in /etc/modules?06:18
seb128it is06:18
infinityKeybuk / seb128 : Fascinating, the other "no mouse guy" was a USB mouse user.06:18
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infinity(And my USB mouse works fine, as does my PS/2 mouse)06:18
Keybukand you're saying you don't get a /dev/input/mice ?06:18
seb128correct06:18
Keybukkooky06:18
seb128and I do with udev 0.76-0ubuntu406:19
seb128I can upgrade/reboot if you have extra questions :)06:19
Keybuknot right now, but I'll deal with you later <g>06:19
Keybukoh, just to check06:19
Keybukgrep psmouse /etc/modprobe.d/isapnp06:19
seb128$ grep psmouse /etc/modprobe.d/isapnp06:20
seb128alias pnp:dPNP0f13 psmouse06:20
Keybukgrep PNP0f13 /sys/bus/pnp/devices/*/id06:20
seb128$ grep PNP0f13 /sys/bus/pnp/devices/*/id06:20
seb128 /sys/bus/pnp/devices/00:0a/id:PNP0f1306:20
ograprobably it just doesnt speak french :)06:20
pittierm, you guys to that check with the udev that works, right?06:20
seb128pitti: correct06:21
Keybuk/lib/udev/pnp_modules /bus/pnp/devices/00:0a06:21
seb128$ /lib/udev/pnp_modules /bus/pnp/devices/00:0a06:21
seb128pnp:dPNP0f13*06:21
Keybukfreaky06:21
seb128what?06:21
Keybukin theory, that version of udev SHOULD NOT work06:21
seb128lol06:22
seb128why?06:22
Amaranthpnp:dPNP0f13* != id:PNP0f1306:22
Keybukcat /sys/bus/pnp/devices/00:0a/id06:23
seb128PNP0f1306:24
Kamionslomo_: normal versioning for a branch of -0pre2 would be -0pre2ubuntu1, by the way06:24
wasabi_So here's an interesting question. When storing per-device information, what should it be indexed by?06:25
wasabi_the udev id?06:25
wasabi_Example being network manager, whcih needs to remember interfaces.06:25
slomo_Kamion: ok, will do the next time06:26
Kamionslomo_: (it's relevant in case the Debian package's postinst does an 'if dpkg --compare-versions "$2" lt 1.1.10-0pre3' check, in which case you now have a complicated upgrade problem)06:26
Keybukseb128: just that line?06:27
seb128Keybuk: yep06:27
Keybukright06:27
Keybukand if you now do this, what happens06:27
Keybukmodprobe --first-time -n -ba pnp:dPNP0f1306:27
slomo_Kamion: yes, i didn't thought about this... sorry. i'll take care of it when merging it from debian in the future06:27
seb128Keybuk: "WARNING: Module psmouse already in kernel."06:28
Keybuk*blink*06:28
Keybukok06:28
Keybukand there's nothing in /dev/input/mice ?06:28
Keybukuh, nothing in /dev/input ?06:28
seb128I've /dev/input/mouse0 with this version of udev, you said to not reboot yet06:28
Kamionslomo_: thanks06:28
Keybukbut not mice?06:29
seb128$ ls /dev/input/06:29
seb128event0  event1  event2  js0  mice  mouse0  ts006:29
seb128mice too06:29
Keybukoh, right06:29
Keybukis mousedev in /etc/modules ?06:29
seb128$ grep mouse /etc/modules06:29
seb128psmouse06:29
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seb12806:29
seb128that's all06:29
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Keybukoh, well, somebody's been breaking your /etc/modules file then06:30
ryanpgpitti, hi and ping06:30
Keybukwe've always put mousedev in there by hand06:30
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seb128"by hand"?06:30
mjg59Keybuk: Always?06:30
Kamionalways> since 3 September 2004 anyway06:30
pittiryanpg: hi06:30
highvoltagepedocide?06:30
Kamionso an early pre-warty install wouldn't have had it06:30
Keybukseb128: it's put in there by the installer06:30
ryanpgpitti, I recently filed a bug against udev but it looks like it's been handed off to you... just wondered if you wanted/needed any testing or info :)06:31
mjg59Keybuk: Any reason load hid doesn't pull in mousedev as well?06:31
seb128Keybuk: right, maybe I've used my Debian /etc when installing this Ubuntu like 1 year ago06:31
pittiryanpg: which one?06:31
Keybukmjg59: I don't know06:31
ryanpgpitti, #2056406:31
seb128Keybuk: so I just put mousedev to modules to fix it?06:31
ryanpg"udev 076-0ubuntu5 + gvm 1.5.3-0ubuntu2 = no auto mounting"06:31
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Keybuk(though it might need to be pedicide, my latin's a little rusty)06:32
Keybukmjg59: hmm... I note that mousedev isn't showing up in modules.inputmap *again*06:33
pittiryanpg: ah, I didn't look at that one yet (you know, I'm not officially here today :) )06:33
pittiryanpg: in any case, doing the steps on http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices would help me06:33
pittiryanpg: also, does 'pmount /dev/sda1' work?06:33
ryanpgpitti, heh ok well of course I'm happy to oblige... 06:33
ryanpglemme check06:34
ryanpgpitti, yes pmount does work06:34
ograseb128: id anything change that could affect nautilus' sftp handling ? i cant open my rookery folder anymore ... it worked yesterday 06:34
ogras/id/did06:34
pittiryanpg: ok, great, then it's breakage at the higher gnome level06:34
pittiryanpg: the g-v-m and lshal output should help me06:34
ryanpgpitti, ok I'll do http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices and add to the bug06:35
pittiryanpg: thanks06:35
ryanpgerr.. bug report :P06:35
ryanpgnp thanks to you06:35
ograseb128: nevermind, its a DNS prob06:35
Keybukuh, in fact, I note that the mousedev module has disappeared entirely06:36
KeybukBENC!06:36
Keybukseb128: try upgrading to 2.6.15-7 and udev 077-0ubuntu2 and see what happens then06:37
Keybukmake sure you have latest module-init-tools too06:37
seb128Keybuk: will do, thanks06:37
infinityKeybuk : I think there are problems other than mousedev... One user complained earlier today that his USB mouse didn't work (same symptoms, no /dev/input/mice)06:38
Keybukyeah, there was a kernel bug where usbmouse and psmouse would fight06:38
Keybukmaybe that's got fixed by compiling them both in06:38
infinity"was"?06:38
infinityHe claimed it only started on the latest kernel/udev bump.06:38
infinity(started failing)06:38
KeybukI used to get it in the early 2.6.15 kernels06:38
Keybukyou had to rmmod psmouse and modprobe it again06:39
Keybukthough I still get the "synaptics doesn't act like one" bug06:39
infinityMeh.  I guess it'll all shake out.06:39
infinityColour me glad we're not releasing in a month.06:39
Amaranthi know, i'll install breezy in this vmware drive, make a copy, then upgrade one copy to dapper06:39
ryanpgpitti, ok files attached... however to my eye everything looks just fine, I really hope this isn't "operator error" somehow06:41
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infinityYes ma'am.06:42
BenCKeybuk: !!06:42
KeybukBenC: what did you do to mousedev?06:42
pittiryanpg: hah, easy one06:42
pittiryanpg: brw-rw---- 1 root disk 8, 18 2005-12-07 11:36 /dev/sdb206:43
pittiryanpg: the device should have group 'plugdev'06:43
Keybukwhat does that?06:43
ryanpgpitti, ah06:43
pittiKeybuk: well, an udev rule06:43
BenCseems it is built-in06:43
Keybukthere isn't a udev rule to do that <g>06:43
pittihm, there was06:43
pittiwith the device-removable script test06:43
Keybukwhat script is that? :p06:44
pitti/etc/udev/scripts/removable.sh in breezy06:44
Keybukcute, I appear to have dropped all that on the floor06:44
pittiBUS=="scsi", KERNEL=="sd[a-z] *", PROGRAM="/etc/udev/scripts/removable.sh %k 'usb ieee1394'", RESULT="1", MODE="0640", GROUP="plugdev"06:44
Keybukyou know, that script is total crack?06:44
pittiBUS=="usb", KERNEL=="ub[a-z] *", NAME="%k", MODE="0640", GROUP="plugdev"06:45
pittiKeybuk: I know, if you have something better, I'd be glad to use it :)06:45
KeybukBUS=="usb", SYSFS{removable}=="1", GROUP="plugdev" would suffice06:45
BenCKeybuk: somehow on a config update I did on 12/05, it went from modular to built-in06:45
BenCKeybuk: does it need to be modular?06:45
KeybukBenC: ah, right, it wasn't deliberate then06:45
Keybuk*shrug*06:45
Keybukwe always load it06:45
ryanpgoh... somehow my /etc/udev/ is filled with *.pkg-new that a problem?06:45
Keybukleave it compiled in <g>06:45
Keybukryanpg: dpkg --configure -a06:46
ryanpgk06:46
pittiKeybuk: ok, and another rule for ieee1394?06:46
BenCKeybuk: ok :)06:46
Keybukpitti: at least, if I'm reading the intent of this script correctly06:46
pittiKeybuk: and another one for the removable attribute06:46
Keybukcute06:46
KeybukI put removable devices in the "floppy" group06:46
pittiKeybuk: BUS=="ide", KERNEL=="hd[a-z] *", PROGRAM="/etc/udev/scripts/removable.sh %k", RESULT=="1", \06:46
pitti  MODE="0640", GROUP="plugdev"06:46
pittiKeybuk: that was for internal flash card readers, and the like06:47
pittiKeybuk: if that script would be turned into a couple of udev rules, so much the better06:47
Keybukso why does pmount/gvm work for me?06:47
pittiKeybuk: oh, floppy works as well; hal can do floppy, cdrom, and plugdev06:47
ograKeybuk:Thin Clients are improving btw :)  http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/dapper-20051205-1.png and http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/dapper-20051208-1.png06:48
Keybukah06:48
KeybukI bet I broke it yesterday when I fixed the scsi device groups06:48
ryanpgKeybuk, pitti floppy works for me (after a few minutes of waiting)06:48
pittiKeybuk: I still have the old udev, I didn't reboot since today's distupgrade06:48
Keybukso, should that be06:49
Keybukeither on a usb/ieee1394 bus OR removable06:49
pittiKeybuk: right, my devices are in floppy ATM, that's why it works06:49
Keybukor should it be on a usb bus and removable?06:49
pittiKeybuk: no, or is fine06:49
Keybukright ...06:49
pittiKeybuk: hotpluggable or removable06:49
KeybukSUBSYSTEM=="block", BUS=="usb", GROUP="plugdev"06:49
KeybukSUBSYSTEM=="block", BUS=="ieee1394", GROUP="plugdev"06:49
pittiKeybuk: removable is the kernel sysfs attribute06:50
pittiand hotpluggable is usb/firewire06:50
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KeybukSUBSYSTEM=="block", SYSFS{removable}=="1", GROUP="plugdev"06:50
Keybuklike that?06:50
seb128Keybuk: if mousedev is builtin with the current linux should I still wait for an update to get my mouse issue fixed? :)06:50
BenCKeybuk: actually, the kernel forces it to "y" now if we aren't doing an embedded system06:50
pittiKeybuk: looks good enough; although the last one could be cdrom06:50
KeybukBenC: oh, good06:50
pittiKeybuk: well, the only removable devices I know are CD-ROMs06:50
Keybukpitti: it should?06:50
pittihm, card readers maybe06:50
Keybukwhat about floppies?06:50
BenCUSB floppies are all around06:51
pittiKeybuk: right06:51
ryanpgdpkg --configure -a but the .pkg-new files remain, I'm guessing I should take this to #ubuntu for help?06:51
Keybukok ...06:52
Keybukso does this make sense06:52
Keybuk(given that a later matching rule overrides an earlier one)06:53
Keybukdefault all non-removable block devices to disk06:53
Keybukdefault all removable block devices to floppy06:53
Keybukanything on a usb bus (walking upwards) goes into plugdev06:53
Keybukanything on a ieee1394 bus (walking upwards) goes into plugdev06:53
Keybukide cdroms go into cdrom06:53
Keybukide tapes go into tape06:53
pittisounds good06:53
Keybukscsi tapes and cdroms go into tape/cdrom06:53
pittiKeybuk: if udev rules can walk upwards the bus, that's great06:54
pittiKeybuk: but at least in hoary, usb drives were bus SCSI, that's why I had to invent this script in the first place06:54
pitti(in breezy as well)06:56
Kamionogra: 20051208? is your machine in the future?06:58
pittiinfinity: yay, the ffox locales finally work06:58
Keybukpitti: udev has always walked up the bus06:58
Keybukpitti: if BUS== fails to match, it looks up at the parent device, and so-on06:59
Keybukpitti: what about permissions06:59
pittiah, cool06:59
pittididn't know that06:59
Keybukshould they all be 0640, except for cd-roms which need to be 0660 (I assume for eject to work?)06:59
Kamionelmo: any idea why user-setup-udeb is in both the deb and udeb overrides?06:59
ograKamion: yes, no time sync at all anymore for thin clients ;)06:59
pittiKeybuk: plugdev has always been 0640, that should be kept06:59
Kamionelmo: (I noticed when jessica started complaining about its priority, which it isn't meant to do for udebs)06:59
Keybukright06:59
elmoKamion: someone probably did the new_universe trick badly06:59
pittiKeybuk: hmm, dunno about floppies, I don't have one07:00
Kamiondon't *think* it was me ...07:00
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elmoKamion: fixed07:00
pittiKeybuk: when it's 660, users could format them without being root07:00
Kamioncan't've been, I knew it was headed for main so I'd have shoved it straight in :)07:00
infinitypitti : \o/ ... Thanks, dude.  You're a champion.07:00
Kamionelmo: thanks07:00
Kamionpitti: locales> hooray07:01
Keybukinfinity: B.ED.07:01
KamionKeybuk: I think it's a bit late for him to be retraining as a teacher now07:01
pittiinfinity: uploading now, but it requires some NEW love07:01
Keybukelmo: WHY IS HOTPLUG STILL IN THE ARCHIVE?07:01
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elmokeybuk: BECAUSE STUFF IN MAIN STILL DEPENDS ON IT!07:02
Keybukelmo: kick that stuff out of main then <g>07:02
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dokoKeybuk: fix the packages ;-P07:03
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pittiinfinity: hehe - RTL in Hebrew looks interesting :)07:03
Keybukdoko: it's just one of them, and it looks complicated and scary07:03
infinitypitti : Yeah, I played with it and it broke my brain.07:04
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tepsipakkiBenC: thanks for fixing #17547 ;)07:04
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BenCtepsipakki: np07:04
KamionKeybuk: p.s. grepmap still Enhances: hotplug07:05
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/dapper/rdepends/hotplug/hotplug07:05
pittiinfinity: s.leep well07:05
Keybukdoes it?  oops :p07:05
Keybukthank god nothing uses Enhances then07:05
Kamionthere are still a lot of Recommends and Suggests lying around too07:05
Kamiond-i uses Enhances actually :)07:05
Kamionmy packaging system is more advanced than yours, nee-ner-ner-ner-ner07:05
KeybukI guess it's still true actually, grepmap *does* enhance hotplug07:05
KeybukKamion: bite me07:06
Keybukhttp://psp.weebls-stuff.com/mp3/happy_badgers.mp307:06
Keybuk^ thom sends his love07:06
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elmook, so seriously, hot plug is held in by multiseat07:11
elmowhat do you want  me to do?  remove it and break it, demote multiseat, none of the above?07:11
siretartelmo: ok. now I reuploaded mplayer-skins, both tarballs state it was gpl07:11
Keybukit's an interesting question07:11
Keybukbecause there's no way you can install hotplug anyway07:11
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Keybukwhich makes multiseat uninstallable07:11
FireRabbitis it possible to send mail to everyone that is somehow related (assignee, subscribed,, etc.) to a specific launchpad specification to kick of discussion about it?07:12
Keybukactually, interestingly, it's installable in a bad way07:13
Keybukinstalling it would cause udev to be removed, which is what used to make hotplug work, so the installed package wouldn't work07:13
KeybukI guess multiseat needs rewriting, but nobody seems to know much about it anymore07:13
Keybukit's broken now, so removing hotplug wouldn't change that07:14
mptFireRabbit, not yet07:14
FireRabbitmpt, alright.... so are people just using ubuntu-devel now?07:14
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mptFireRabbit, or ubuntu-desktop@ as appropriate (which unfortunately I didn't know until today:-)07:15
FireRabbitah alright... this would be a very useful launchpad feature...07:15
Kamionwhoa, the gfxboot config language is a bit scary07:20
Kamionso I'm reading through the documentation and it's all starting out with simple stuff like code definitions and arithmetic operators07:20
Kamionthen it hits me with:07:20
Kamion   blend  - blend image with alpha channel07:20
elmokamion/keybuk: ok, done.  multiseat demoted, hotplug removed07:20
Kamionelmo: great, thanks07:20
Keybukthanks07:21
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\shgentlemen...I want to create an pbuilder env on amd64 for i386...pbuilder --binary-arch 386 create will do this for me?07:23
elmolinux32 it07:23
elmoas well, and then it should.  it does with debootstrap; I don't do pbuilder07:23
Kamionand --binary-arch i38607:24
mjg59Kamion: You pasted a blank line07:25
\shelmo: linux32 it means? 07:25
elmosh: apt-get install linux32, then 'linux32 <blah blah pbuilder stuff>'07:26
\shelmo: ah thx :)07:26
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Kamionmjg59: I did?07:28
mjg5918:20 < Kamion> then it hits me with:07:29
mjg5918:20 < Kamion>07:29
mjg59And that was it07:29
Kamionmjg59: your UTF-8 is weak old man07:29
Kamion  <bullet> blend  - blend image with alpha channel07:29
mjg59Oh, right. So screen is fucked.07:29
Kamionwell, U+25CF BLACK CIRCLE anyway07:29
seb128pitti: http://blogs.gnome.org/view/alexl/2005/12/07/0 ....  we need beagle on the desktop :p 07:32
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FireRabbithmm mpt - is it possible to just post a comment to a launchpad specification?07:32
KamionFireRabbit: edit the referenced wiki page and put a comment in a separate section near the end07:33
FireRabbitwhat if it doesn't have any URL associated?07:33
Kamionif there isn't a Comments section, create one07:33
Kamionthen there has been no work done on that specification and it's basically just a stub07:33
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FireRabbitit seems like it might be nice to have the ability to post comments directly to launchpad07:34
mptFireRabbit, no07:35
FireRabbitheh, no? :)07:35
Kamionbetter to start off the necessary wiki page with a comment if so, I'd've thought07:35
Kamionlaunchpad is much better at collating and referencing content than it is at actually storing it itself07:36
FireRabbitalright, I guess I still don't completly understand it's overall goal yet07:37
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Kamionto be a database of everything it can lay its hands on in the free software world, approximately07:37
BurgworkFireRabbit, after toilet cleanup is the next module planned07:39
FireRabbit'after toilet cleanup'?07:39
Burgworkwipe your ass, in the vernacular07:39
FireRabbitI, uh, can't tell if you are trying to tell a joke or what.07:40
Burgworkyes, I am joking, but what Kamion said is basically correct. Mark wants LP to be the centre of the free software universe07:41
FireRabbitright, ok.07:42
RiddellKamion: could you move the renamed kdepim packages to main?07:43
Riddellkdepim-kresources libkcal2b libkdepim1-dev libkdepim1a libkgantt0 libkgantt0-dev libkleopatra1 libkleopatra1-dev libkmime2 libkpimexchange1-dev libksieve0-dev libmimelib1-dev libmimelib1c207:43
ograFireRabbit: imagine it as a next generation sourceforge that also cooks your coffe and cares for your kids if you have no time :)07:44
mvo*gar* sf *gar*07:44
ograyeah, its a lot more indeed :)07:44
FireRabbitah but sourceforge provides forums etc for user collaboration on issues07:44
DizietSo in Python, if I have a list, and want to pass it to exec and capture the stdout in a Python variable (and bomb if the program exits nonzero), how do I do this ?07:44
mvoDiziet: look at the subprocess module07:45
mvoDiziet: http://docs.python.org/lib/node241.html07:45
DizietAh, new in 2.4.07:45
mvoand very nice indeed07:45
KamionRiddell: when you ask me this kind of question it would be useful if you could indicate whether they're already listed in anastacia output: http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt07:46
DizietUrgh, I still have to faff about with a pipe.07:46
Kamionthen I'll know how much work it's going to be07:47
mvoDiziet: "faff about" == "mess around" ?07:47
FireRabbitwhat i am getting at is that if i come across a specification that looks interesting, it would be nice to have a mailing list (or something similar) dedicated to that specification so I could see what has already been done and discuss with the other developers working on it how I can help, etc.... just ignore me, i am thinking outloud again.07:48
Dizietmvo: Yes.07:48
RiddellKamion: ok (they are)07:49
mvoDiziet: how big is the data you expect (in the kb range or rather in the mb range)?07:49
KamionFireRabbit: in general a list for each spec would be overkill, and I'd encourage you just to mail ubuntu-devel@ about /distros/ubuntu/ specifications07:49
DizietBytes.07:49
KamionRiddell: done07:49
Riddellthanks Kamion 07:50
DizietMaybe 100 ?  200 ?  In this case it's a pathname.07:50
FireRabbityeah, ok.07:50
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mvoDiziet: (out,err) = Popen(["ls", "-R"] , stdout=PIPE).communicate()07:52
mvo will just do the right thing07:52
mvoDiziet: out,err is the output of the command as strs07:52
DizietYes, I just found communicate in the FM.07:52
DizietThanks.07:53
mvocheers07:53
Riddellogra: dpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/xscreensaver_4.23-2ubuntu1_i386.deb (--unpack):07:54
Riddell trying to overwrite `/usr/share/xscreensaver/config/README', which is also in package xscreensaver-data07:54
Riddellknown?07:54
ograhmm, nope07:55
ografrom which version do you upgrade ? 07:55
ograthe split already happened in breezy ...07:55
Riddellupgrading from 4.21-4ubuntu1707:57
ograhmm07:58
ograoh, actually... right ...07:58
ografixing07:58
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fabbioneelmo: thanks for NEW'ing the sparc kernel. I was really waiting for it :)08:14
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Riddellogra: something happened to ant xscreensaver?08:22
ogranope08:23
ograits still in xscreensaver-gl 08:23
ogra/usr/lib/xscreensaver/antinspect and /usr/lib/xscreensaver/antspotlight08:25
Riddellbut no "ant"08:26
ograwas there a separate "ant" ?08:26
Riddellkdeartwork expects one08:27
Riddellno problem if it's not there, I'm just wondering what to put in the changelog08:27
ograhmm, actually there is an ant.c in the code ...08:27
ogracan this wait some days or is iturgent ? 08:28
Keybukright, going to drop off for a few hours, be back at 0000UTC08:28
Riddellxscreensaver-data in breezy has /usr/lib/xscreensaver/ant08:28
ograagain, is it urgent ? 08:29
Riddellogra: not urgent in the slightest, I'll just upload kdeartwork without it, but if you add it back please let me know08:29
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ograRiddell: will do, i didnt notice it wasnt built ..08:29
ogragrr.... there is no manpage for ant anymore, not even upstream ...08:35
\shdamn...this bitch is bloody fast...I won't use the nc6000 anymore for building packages08:41
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dholbachgood night everybody08:49
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\shelmo / pitti: topic "backports": if a dapper package was backported to breezy, and this package has now some security issues, but the newly uploaded package to dapper can't be backported to breezy, how should we proceed?09:19
seb128backports are evil09:20
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shayais anyone here at LISA?09:21
\shseb128: serious...actually I was waiting for such a thing to happen...and it looks like it will happen soon09:21
seb128what package?09:22
\shAmaranth said vlc09:22
Amaranth\sh: I didn't say vlc has security issues.09:25
ogralooks like jdong needs to become a motu soon :)09:26
Amaranth\sh: I said if it did backports would be screwed.09:26
\sh[21:09]  <Amaranth> what happens when something is backported, has a security problem, but the fixed package in dapper no longer cleanly backports?09:26
Amaranth<Amaranth> there isn't an example of this yet09:27
Amaranth<Amaranth> but i believe the vlc package in dapper doesn't build anymore on breezy but an older one got backported09:27
\shAmaranth: so..I translate it "it could have a security issue"09:28
Amaranth*shrug*09:28
Amaranthbtw, it looks like it's a build-dep but vlc build-deps on about 100 things and it's hard to compare09:28
\shAmaranth: if I understood you wrong..sorry09:28
\shAmaranth: but we have to raise this question anyways...so it doesn't matter what package we are talking abiout09:29
fabbioneAmaranth: you will have to backport the security patches.09:29
Amaranthfabbione: No source changes in backports.09:29
\shfabbione: there are no source uploads to backports09:30
fabbioneAmaranth: sucks to be you than :)09:30
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Amaranthi'm just an observer09:30
fabbioneAmaranth: well sucks to be who uses backports.09:30
sivangseb128++09:31
sivangseb128: (backports are evil)09:31
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ograpitti benefits from backports ... made his inbox smaller :)09:37
ograbackporting pmount that is09:37
\shwhere is inti-sourceview hiding in dapper?09:39
mptmjg59, ping (low priority)09:44
fabbionelater guys09:44
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wasabi_Woh my ibook just woke up with the new kernel.09:45
mjg59mpt: Hi09:45
wasabi_TWICE IN A ROW!09:45
wasabi_now that is nice to see.09:46
dilingerw/ the success of my other box, i should give dapper's kernels a try on my laptop, too.  see if the hibernate stuff works now09:46
mptmjg59, an early Thinkpad wakes up without networking ~50% of the time. Restarting usually fixes it, but not always. What information should be included in a useful bug report?09:47
mjg59mpt: Restarting what?09:47
mptRestarting the computer09:48
mpt(the "Deactivate" and "Activate" in network-admin don't work)09:48
mpt(or at least, don't bring the network back up)09:49
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mjg59mpt: dmesg, lspci, cat /proc/interrupts09:53
mptthanks mjg5909:53
mjg59No problem09:54
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Mithrand1relmo: (re ooo-amd64 and why build them):  It's mostly as a courtesy to upstream.  If we think they're usable, they might be in universe for dapper (I don't think we want them in main)10:23
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eruinif glcore fails to load when using the ati driver, should I submit a bug?10:24
eruinor is the whole xorg situation in dapper so unstable atm that it's not really necessary?10:25
mvoBenC: we don't ship misdn in our kernels anymore, right?10:25
BenCmvo: no idea what that driver is10:25
BenCif it was in breezy, it should be in dapper10:26
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mvoBenC: I think we removed it for breezy already because it was buggy, but I'm not 100% sure. i'm going over old bugreports right now10:27
BenCme too :)10:28
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eruinouch, second hardlock on the ati driver10:31
danielsi have glcore under control10:32
danielsas for r300 hardlocks ... yeah10:32
danielsthat happens10:32
lamontmisdn was dropped for the reason of being unmaintainable and buggy10:32
sivanghmm, firefox now also displays the welcome page10:32
sivangit's ugly10:32
lamontask fabbione - it's a great way to get him going...10:32
eruindaniels; I've been looking at mailinglists and bugzillas, and saw something about dlopen10:32
eruinhas that got anything to do with it?10:33
BenClamont: heh, no thanks :)10:33
danielseruin: for glcore?10:35
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eruindaniels, hardlocking I believe10:35
eruinbah, I've lost my bookmarks.. nevermind ;)10:36
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seb128daniels: dunno if that's a known issue, but dch stopped working for me, it displays squares instead of normal chars ...10:37
seb128Warning: Cannot convert string "-*-courier-medium-r-*-*-*-120-*-*-*-*-iso8859-*" to type FontStruct10:37
mdzmvo: doko would know about misdn10:37
danielsseb128: dch just invokes $EDITOR, IIRC10:38
mvomdz: thanks, I looked over our config and we don't ship it anymore10:38
seb128daniels: emacs works fine when not started by dch10:38
seb128hi mdz10:38
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sladenisn't it bedtime in .no10:41
mdzseb128: hi10:41
Simiranot yet10:41
Simirasladen : it's half past ten10:41
HiddenWolfit is in .nl. :)10:41
dilingerbedtime is for people who sleep10:41
sladenSimira: it's certainly bedtime in .fi.  /me looks hintingly at other people still geeking10:42
sladendilinger: valid point.  I suck at that...10:42
seb128mdz: did you read my hint for xchat-gnome / ^W yesterday?10:42
mdzseb128: hmm, no, I don't remember seeing it10:42
mdzI have been switching IRC clients due to moving around10:42
Simirasladen : you are there? You aren't by any chance going back via Oslo/Norway?10:43
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danielsseb128: errrr ... i have no idea how dch is invoking emacs to screw up its fonts10:43
danielsthat's quite impressive10:43
seb128daniels: do you have the issue too?10:43
seb128mdz: 10:44
seb128 <seb128>       mdz_: open the "Discussion" menu, go on the "close" label, press backspace10:44
seb128 <seb128>       mdz_: you need to have /desktop/gnome/interface/can_change_accels (gconf) set10:44
danielscan't really test because a) I don't have emacs installed, b) my X server only recognises two core fonts10:44
daniels(fixed and cursor)10:44
seb128it'll not make ^W works the way you want, but it'll stop it closing your tabs :)10:44
mdzseb128: but the shortcut there already says shift+ctrl+w rather than ctrl+w10:45
seb128weird10:45
mdzI'll try it though10:45
seb128mine says Ctrl+W10:45
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\shhey sladen...10:45
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mdzseb128: yay, it works10:47
seb128cool10:47
mdzseb128: and also makes ^W DTRT10:47
seb128oh, cool10:47
HiddenWolfseb128, is any of that jds-performance-hacks blog stuff on planet gnome interesting for ubuntu?10:48
mdzI tried that approach with old xchat and it didn't work; the shortcut was hardcoded10:48
seb128right10:48
seb128you need to do it at every restart atm with xchat-gnome but that's fixed with the current SVN10:48
mdzseb128: any idea why my applications menu is broken?  it flashes open for a very short time, then disappears with only a tiny square under the menu bar10:48
seb128mdz: gam_server/inotify bug, I've forwarded upstream with some debug log I got from mvo but I don't get the issue here so it's not easy to debug10:49
mdzseb128: it happens on my desktop but I don't think it happens on my laptop10:49
seb128mdz: workaround is to run your session with GAM_TEST_DNOTIFY=110:50
seb128so gam_server uses dnotify10:50
dokoBenC, mvo: it would be nce to have it enabled now, so we can test with it and then decide if it' mature10:51
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Mithrandirmdz: I'm not going to make the meeting at 0200 UTC tomorrow, is that ok (since I've been on vacation, there's not much to report).10:58
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danielsseb128: oh, the other thing is11:04
danielsseb128: your performance issues could well be due to the new kernel seemingly not providing mtrr support11:05
danielsseb128: does it help if you downgrade the kernel to 2.6.12?11:05
seb128daniels: I'll give it a try11:05
seb128daniels: what help is to use a color instead of an image for the background :p11:06
mdzMithrandir: ok, please send a note to JaneW11:06
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eruinmdz, I had the menu bug too, but it didn't appear on a fresh install a few days ago11:06
danielsseb128: heh.  a little bit less data, yeah.11:07
danielsokay, I should have a fix for the worst of the image breakage soon11:10
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seb128daniels: what image breakage?11:10
seb128daniels: stuff like http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=20286 are due to xorg?11:11
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ograwhat an odd software 11:12
danielsseb128: almost certainly11:13
seb128?11:13
danielsah yes11:13
seb128daniels: rock, I'll reassign to you. Seems that all those guys have ati/ppc config11:13
danielsif changing from 24bpp to 16bpp fixes it, then please reassign to xserver-xorg-core, title fbCompositeGeneral is horrifically broken, PENDINGUPLOAD11:13
seb128k11:14
danielsand yeah, per c#7, changing to 16 does fix it11:14
seb128daniels: bug changed11:17
danielscheers11:17
seb128daniels: is "left handed mouse setup not working correctly" also a known issue?11:17
seb128buttons are not reversed11:17
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seb128jdub: your comments on the ubuntu-desktop thread about the new session dialog would be welcome11:21
jdubok11:21
jdubthanks11:21
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seb128jdub: mpt seems to be suggesting something totally different of what we discussed at UBZ :/11:22
danielsseb128: yeah, mouse handling is screwed at the moment11:23
jdubbut he's closer to sanity than what we discussed at UBZ (though far too many menu entries)11:23
seb128jdub: rah. Mark asks for one dialog with the 2 categories of action right?11:24
jdubyep11:24
ogradoes he ? 11:24
ograouch11:24
seb128jdub: I don't really mind either way but we need to decide something and stick to that11:24
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jdubi'm pushing for the 'turn off / log out' separation, ala windows xp11:25
seb128not to come with new ideas every time we are half implementation of something11:25
ograjdub: but we have to many buttons11:25
seb128ogra: have you read the ubuntu-desktop list discussion/seen the screenshot?11:25
wasabinice. xvimage sink is seg faulting11:25
jdubogra: splitting like windows xp reduces that11:25
ograseb128: yup11:25
seb128screenshots of the new dialog11:25
danielswasabi: gstreamer problem11:26
wasabithink so?11:26
ograand i find the buttons wonderful, but the layout awful11:26
danielswasabi: yeah, the client-side part of Xv is utterly tiny11:26
daniels'tis seb's fault ;)11:26
wasabiHeh.11:26
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seb128wasabi: don't listen to him :p11:27
ograseb128: the title must go completely... the checkbox seems misplaced in the dialog, there i agree with mpt11:27
seb128ogra: that everybody agrees I think :)11:27
wasabitrue 'nuff.11:27
ograand i dont think we need ok and help buttons11:27
seb128the question is about the principle of 2 rows of icons like this11:27
danielsseb128: well, it's either gstreamer or gtk :P11:28
ograthen just shuffle the buttons around in a sane manner (get a real layouter to do that)11:28
seb128daniels: gstreamer, freedesktop is yours, isn't it ? :)11:28
ograseb128: lets ask a typographer who does that professionally i'd say11:28
ograthey know how to weight things11:28
danielsseb128: nuh-uh, its bts is gnome.org11:29
ograjdub: cant your design guy have a look at it ? (the one who also makes spalsh and wallpapers)11:29
jdubthat's art, not user interface design11:29
danielsalso I couldn't help but notice that you've been doing all the Ubuntu uploads11:30
seb128daniels: still, as you said, the client part is tiny, I blame the server part which is yours :p11:30
jdubseb128: 0.10 going in?11:30
ograjdub: but he will know how to lay out stuff in a sane manner11:30
danielsseb128: er, how could the server make the *client* segfault?11:30
danielsseb128: xv's usual failure mode involves seeing chroma key blue for a couple of seconds before your machine completely tanks11:31
jdubogra: not really (this proposal is not sane anyway)11:31
ograjdub: i think thats a very difficult one ...11:31
ograthat too11:31
seb128jdub: I've gstreamer0.10 almost done and gst-plugins-base0.10 with most of the work done, but it's not easy work, we need to rework all the plugins split, binaries packages, etc11:31
jduberk11:32
seb128jdub: I'm a bit slow because I work with lool to decide on a common packaging with Debian and he's a bit busy this week11:32
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seb128mvo: 'night :)11:32
ogramvo: sleep well 11:32
jdubyou want to do separate 0.10 compatible packages for rb, totem and friends, or just switch outright?11:32
jdubyo mvo11:32
jdubnight mvo ;)11:33
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danielsmvo: 'nacht11:33
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seb128jdub: good question, I guess Depending of the app/how it works with gst0.1011:33
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seb128jdub: switch totem probably, we have totem-xine for people who wants an usuable version :)11:33
ogramvo: just stay up :)11:34
seb128jdub: if rhythmbox works fine enough with ogg/mp3 switch to gst0.10 too11:34
seb128ie: not bother to make new packages if not required11:34
jdubcool11:34
neuralisfyi for everyone: latest rumor has it that harvard will be switching its core servers to ubuntu shortly. i'm investigating.11:35
ograkde discovers gambas :) http://www.kbasic.org/11:35
\shogra: old news11:36
\shogra: i'll package it the next days i think11:37
ograeek11:37
\shogra: and gambas I fixed today somehow...it's evil upstream11:37
Riddellogra: ?  gambas is qt11:37
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\shif DESTDIR!=ROOT  then set some random symlinks in /usr/bin11:37
ograDoes Linux need a modern BASIC? Yes, I would like to use my BASIC skills.11:38
ograNo, BASIC sucks. C++ is the king.11:38
ogra11:38
ogra11:38
ograhaha11:38
ograsomeone should tell them there are other langs :)11:38
danielsgod that site is horrendous11:38
\shogra: the evilness comes with the future..."rewrite of linux kernel in vb#" "we click code a new kernel"11:39
ograBenC would love it :)11:40
\shoh well11:40
ajmitchit would make maintenance a lot easier, I'm sure11:40
\shlinux + windows on one page..together with kbasic professional and linspire11:40
\shFUD11:40
ajmitchthat kbasic page looks a little flashy :)11:41
Riddell\sh: how is it FUD?11:41
Riddellcrappy yes, but not FUD11:41
\sh"You can create modern BASIC applications for Windows and Linux "11:43
\shms bought linspire...to tell the world "ms is evil" and "linspire rocks"? therefore linspire sponsors a broken kbasic so ms gets all basic cracks to vb-click-sharp ... FUD ,)11:44
\shtime to go to bed11:44
ograpfft 11:45
jdubhooray for smp by default11:45
\shoh well.no bed...knoda links against python2.311:45
bigozsis there anyone working on that migration assistant listed at launhpad?11:46
mptbigozs, no, do you want to? :-)11:49
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bigozsit's an interesting idea11:50
\shoh wow...11:50
bigozsare there any guidelines about what to use to write this ?11:51
mptI don't think so11:51
mptAt Ubuntu we're generally fans of python, but for something that difficult I think we'd be impressed if anyone implemented it at all :-)11:52
mpt(As long as you didn't use, oh, kbasic or something)11:52
bigozsno :)11:52
bigozsPython is fine11:53
bigozsshell scripts Ok too?11:54
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mptI don't see why not11:56
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mdkeanyone good with udev/new kernel issues?11:57
mptbigozs, if it was going to be part of the installer you'd want to talk to Kamion11:57
bigozsmpt: i thought it could be postinstall11:58
mptWell the problem with that is, post-install the Windows partition might not exist any more :-)11:58
bigozsa point for you, hehe11:58
bigozs:)11:58
mptbut it would rock to start up the live CD and launch a browser and oh! there's all your bookmarks from Windows11:58
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mdkeby the way mpt, did you see I edited the wiki license spec in line with your ideas, and added you as contributor to the spec?12:01
mdkefeel free to make any more suggestions!12:01
bigozswe'll.. i'll try some basic ideas, if i come out with anything that makes sense i'll then let you all know... thanks for the answers :)12:02

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