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seb128jbailey: no, but there is a package on the website12:02
sebest_slomo, dunno :)12:02
jbaileyseb128: Any chance of me batting my eyelashes at you sweetly to consider it for desktop?12:02
seb128jbailey: it was on my list of cool stuff, I'll make sure we have it for dapper12:03
jbaileyCool.  I'm just looking at a new swfdec right now.12:03
seb128I dropped it somewhere before 5.1012:03
jbaileyConvincing it that it wants to compile.12:03
seb128k12:03
Nafallooooh, swfdec.12:03
jbaileyBut if the README and the Changelog are any indication, it looks like a far better bet.12:03
ograseb128, you got my full support there ...12:03
jbaileyogra: Careful.  He'll assign all the bugs to you.12:04
NafalloI have the ~/tmp/badger.swf to try it on for amd64 ;-)12:04
ograjbailey, i'll happily take them ... i can be a hard bone in bugzilla :)12:04
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Pygihehe valandil ;)12:06
sebest_seb128, btw federico is working on modifying nautilus-share not to use dbus12:08
jbaileyWhat's wrong with dbus?12:08
sebest_he is working in collaboration with jeremy to add support in samba itself for this feature12:08
sebest_jbailey, nothing , but i think this could be done with samba's IPC12:09
sebest_i used dbus, because i wanted to work with a vanilla samba12:09
slomosebest_: did you get a query from me?12:11
seb128sebest_: what feature use dbus?12:11
sebest_slomo: a query?12:12
sebest_seb128: the nautilus-extension talks with a deamon using dbus12:12
slomosebest_: ok, so you got none? weird...12:13
sebest_the deamon modifies a file that is included by samba12:13
slomosebest_: anyway... for the nautilus-share package... copyright is definitely too small (need to add license, copyright holders, etc), cdbs and libxml-parser-perl are missing as a build-dependency, add ${misc:Depends} to the Depends of the package and you should make it a non-native package :) other than that it seems to be fine to me but i haven't tested it yet, only built it12:16
sebest_slomo: what is the difference between a native and a non-native package?12:17
slomosebest_: a non-native one has a orig.tar.gz (i.e. the upstream tarball) and a diff.gz adding the debian specific changes... a native one consists of only a tar.gz with everything in there, including debian specific changes12:19
sebest_slomo: ok12:20
sebest_slomo: i will implement your advices tomorow12:21
slomosebest_: thanks, just ping me when you're done... and consider mailing keyring@tiber.tauware.de with your gpg key and asking for a revu login :)  ( http://revu.tauware.de/ )12:23
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sebest_slomo: no problem :)12:25
slomosebest_: btw, i'll most probably find some time around christmas to work on s-d-a for the new plugin system :) and it's now in debian since some minutes12:28
sebest_slomo: me too, after the snowboard sessions ;)12:28
sebest_i'll have to port it to the new notification api12:29
slomosebest_: that too... maybe i find some time for it earlier... where are you snowboarding? :)12:30
sebest_i'll go to "la plagne"12:31
sebest_and to "val thorens" in march12:31
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Valandilhi Pygi :-))12:40
Pygihi hi12:40
Valandil:)12:41
Pygiheh, I wanted to ask why all the smilyes but that's offtopic  ;)12:42
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Riddellmdke: I've not done anything with the docs today12:51
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mdkeRiddell, ah k12:52
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ryanpgdaniels, hi and congrats on xorg 7.012:54
ryanpgdaniels, with the most recent xorg stuff for dapper, subpixel aa appears to be broken with EXA http://ruinaudio.com/files/xaa-exa.png12:55
sebest_anyone installed dapper on vmware? (for me /dev/sda is not created on first boot after installation completed)12:58
rtcmryanpg: the fonts look the same to me on my LCD12:59
ryanpgrtcm, you mean in my screenshot? or are you saying "works for me"?01:01
ryanpgin the screenshot the fonts on the left (with EXA) are greyscale, the fonts on the left (XAA) are subpixel01:02
ograryanpg, thats more likely a fontconfig prob than a X prob ...01:02
ryanpgogra, but fontconfig doesn't change01:03
ryanpgif I simply comment out the EXA line in xorg.conf fonts work again01:03
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slomogn8 everybody01:03
ograryanpg, exactly, fontconfig wasnt updated yet :)01:04
ogranight slomo 01:04
ryanpgogra, well though I don't think you're right it's a good enough guess for me :P01:04
ryanpgsomeone in #xorg pointed out the toolbar is subpixel aa'd up to "Tools"01:08
ryanpgon the left half of the screenshot, Search is subpixel AA while Tools is greyscale... how weird eh?01:08
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ryanpghere's a better shot of what's going on http://ruinaudio.com/files/exa-subpixel-not.png01:22
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jdubryanpg: compare the E in edit to the S in search, then look at the T in Tools and D in Documents01:29
ryanpgjdub, yes but what am I looking for?01:30
jdubryanpg: you're basing your 'not subpixel' analysis on the prevalence of non-vertical/non-horizontal lines01:30
ryanpgno look closer01:30
ryanpgcompare the e in search to the e in documents for example01:30
crimsunthey look identical here01:31
ryanpgwhat?01:32
crimsunyour cited example01:32
ryanpgI don't think you guys are looking close enough... I'll zoom in more01:32
ryanpgit's abundantly clear to me somehow01:33
ryanpghttp://ruinaudio.com/files/big-exa-subpixel-not.png01:35
jdubregardless, this might not be the most useful place to raise your concerns01:35
ryanpgI dunno, I though daniels would like to know... anyway I'm in the process of filing a bug01:35
ryanpgbut you can see now yes?01:36
lifelessI did not think X had anything to do with it.01:36
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ryanpgit's about EXA vs XAA, xaa renders subpixel aa fine, exa has the bug01:36
jdubexa is very much a "join the queue of bug reporters upstream" thing atm01:37
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ryanpgwell a bug has been filed01:44
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sfeehansebest_, there was a thread about this on the ubuntu-devel list: http://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel/2005-December/013605.html01:56
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eruinE: /var/cache/apt/archives/locales_2.3.7-1_all.deb: prver  skrive over /usr/share/i18n/locales/en_AU, som ogs finnes i pakken language-pack-en-base03:29
AmaranthRiddell: You said you had kubuntu dapper working on a ppc, right?03:40
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SEJeffIs updating x going to bork right now?03:42
SEJeffon dapper03:42
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AmaranthI think he went to find out.03:58
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xhakerBenC, if you're there.. somehow vga=*** works on normal boot, but not on recovery boot (single)04:49
BenCthat's probably because vesafb isn't being loaded by usplash on recovery boot04:50
BenCmodprobe vesafb04:50
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xhakerBenC, blind?04:50
xhakerthe screen is blank04:51
xhakeri can type tho.. but cannot see what04:51
BenCno idea what that is04:52
xhakerBenC, me neither, pretty confusing04:52
xhakerwell, one thing is good, using the normal fb works great on my laptop without loosing lines04:53
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xhakerBenC, sorry to bother you again.. noticed an error on my boot.. the first thing that's outputed to the screen05:07
xhakeris this: error ports already open /dev/hdc05:07
xhakermight have something to do with my cdrom drive not working05:08
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lamontgrumble.05:21
lamontECHAN05:21
BenCxhaker: it's an ide-generic load issue, there's already a bug on udev for it05:22
BenCxhaker: you can blacklist ide-generic to fix it05:23
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xhakerBenC,  thank you05:24
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xhakerargh :/06:02
xhakerBenC, blacklisted ide-generic both on hotplug/blacklist.d and on modprode.d/blacklist06:03
xhakerstill the same06:03
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=== Topic for #ubuntu-devel: Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Ubuntu 5.10 released: http://www.ubuntu.com/newsitems/release510 | Flight CD 2 released
=== Topic (#ubuntu-devel): set by Keybuk at Wed Dec 14 23:49:11 2005
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eruindri-enabled fglrx doesn't lock my system until i try playing sound.. I wonder how that's related09:27
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JaneWCould those that have their status updates already prepared please send them to me before the meeting so that I can start on the report. Thanks.10:08
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lucashi10:35
zakamehey lucas :D10:36
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dholbachhellas10:59
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dholbachhey carstenh, how are you?11:17
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carstenhdholbach: hi daniel, fine. i hope you too :)11:21
dholbachyeah, i'm in Trier now ;)11:22
carstenhhmm, i will leave it i a few hours. :/11:23
carstenhbad timing...11:24
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PupenoHello.11:33
PupenoIs Linux on Dapper compiled for real-time scheduling ?11:33
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pittimvo: ping11:49
mvopitti: pong11:49
ograhmm, extremly strange .... obby did build on first attempt at 5:40 UTC, but gets rebuilt every 2h ???11:54
\shogra: umh??11:55
ograaccording to http://tiber.tauware.de/cgi-bin/buildlogs.cgi11:55
\shogra: i don't even see a -changes mail 11:56
ograthe first build attempt was ~5:00 UTC and built on all arches11:56
ograthere was none ...11:56
ograthats the other strange thing 11:56
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\shogra: there is one 11:57
\shogra: auto-changes11:57
ograah11:57
ogragreat 11:57
ejofeeok. so this chan is not for support (even with dapper). then there's #ubuntu for general discussion. there's even #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development... then what on earth is #ubuntu-devel for?! :P11:58
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ogra\sh, but it needs NEWing ... pkern puts the version number in the binary name :/11:58
ograso i still have to wait with my gobby upload ...11:59
siretartejofee: for the development of ubuntu, espc. the 'main' section11:59
\shogra: and from seeing this http://people.ubuntu.com/~lamont/buildLogs/byDate/today.html obby is in given back state11:59
ejofeesiretart: i see. thanks.11:59
ogra\sh, very strange ... since it already built ... something must be broken 12:00
\shogra: I don't see a successfull build...12:00
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\shogra: since 2005-12-20 there is no successful build of obby...all failed and given back12:01
ograhmm, the buildlog script on tiber doesnt respect given-back ... my fault :/12:02
ograso i was right :-D12:02
ograsomething was broken :)12:02
\shogra: fix it :)12:04
siretarthey, X11R7 now officially released. great! :D12:04
ogra\sh, i will12:04
\shelmo: please sync songwrite and opencv from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes thx12:06
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pittiwhy do we have irssi in desktop???12:13
Burglaptoppitti: because if you bork your xorg.conf, it makes it really nice to be able to log in to #ubuntu and figure out why you borked it12:13
pittihah, as if any novice could cope with it12:13
pittiwell, but I see the point12:14
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Burglaptoppitti: it is of particular security concern?12:14
mvoBurglaptop: is this the "official" reason for it?12:14
pittiBurglaptop: no, I just wondered why dist-upgrade wanted to install it12:15
pittiand it's another > 1MB package on the CD12:15
\shbecause irssi is da hit :)12:15
Burglaptopmvo: no, but I it is a good use case12:15
pittidon't waste CD space with such stuff...12:15
Burglaptopmvo: make that, I think it is a good use case12:15
mvoBurglaptop: it's a bit artifical IMHO. I mean, people able to use irssi will have no problem with typing "apt-get install irssi" 12:16
mvoso I'm still wondering about it 12:16
Burglaptopmvo: possibly true12:16
StevenKYou're making assumptions about irssi users.12:17
Riddell_Amaranth: yes, I have dapper on a powerpc12:17
Burglaptopmvo, pitti I would raise the issue on ubuntu-devel and see what other feedback we could get12:17
pittithat sounds good12:17
pittimaybe we find a small IRC client my mother could actually use :)12:17
StevenKxchat-tiny12:18
seb128imho irssi should not be on the desktop12:18
seb128that's duplication12:18
mvoI know that my gf would run away screeming when faced with one of them12:18
StevenKIt links with nothing, so it uses nothing. :-P12:18
mvo(text-mode irc client that is :)12:18
seb128and place on the CD is not cheap :)12:18
seb128who listed irssi for desktop?12:19
mvowe should check the seeds file12:20
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pittiuh, it's there since ages12:21
pittibzr annotate:12:21
pitti    1 cjwatso |12:21
seb128yeah, was going to say that12:21
seb128pitti: speaking of IRC, dunno if you read on -desktop but xchat-gnome can be considered for promotion now :)12:22
seb128(no hurry can wait next year)12:22
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pittiseb128: I read it, yes12:22
pittiseb128: can you have separate windows now?12:22
ograeek, we really go for xchat-gnome ? 12:22
seb128k, because you didn't reply to anything I said this morning :)12:22
pittiseb128: yes, sorry, I booted a lot for kernel security update testing12:23
seb128ogra: mdz said we want to consider yet, so we switch12:23
ogra*shudder*12:23
seb128pitti: np, do you feel better today? :)12:23
seb128s/yet/it/12:23
seb128pitti: no12:23
pittiseb128: yes, considerably, thanks :)12:23
seb128(no separate windows)12:23
pittiseb128: that sucks12:23
seb128but I've filled it upstream12:23
seb128I've filled the chan list position, it got rejected12:24
ograand no possibility to change the layout, enable longer scrollbacks or sane topic handling either i guess12:24
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seb128saying that the sort of settings that clutter the UI and is not useful, you get used to the position quickly (which I agree with)12:24
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seb128the use list is a button now12:24
seb128s/use/user12:24
seb128away is set by dbus with gnome-screensaver by example, it uses libnotify, etc ...  :)12:25
mvo|xchat-gnomeI'm not sure a button scales 12:25
seb128mvo|xchat-gnome: why?12:25
seb128longer scrollback? it uses the same setting as xchat12:25
mvo|xchat-gnomethe list is _huge_12:25
ograyes, it has some very good fetures, but they dont weight out the drawbacks imho12:25
seb128what do you call "sane topic"?12:25
ograseb128, i can adjust it in xchat12:25
seb128mvo|xchat-gnome: good reason to have a drop-down stuff and not it open all the time12:26
ograi have it set to 1000 lines, so i can read the last night without having logging on 12:26
seb128ogra: alt-t, or use the menu12:26
seb128for the topic12:26
mvo|xchat-gnomeit is certainly a lot better than last time I looked12:26
seb128xchat-gnome uses the same buffer as xchat12:27
mvo|xchat-gnomedon't get me wrong, I'm not against it, I'm just not sure that the button is the right control for this12:27
seb128there is no UI setting for it that's all12:27
seb128mvo|xchat-gnome: suggestions are welcome :)12:27
mvo|xchat-gnomethis is really a tricky question, I mean, I got very used to the old ui of xchat so ...12:27
ograseb128, i cant stand that i cant scroll through it quickly and that it either only shows the beginning of the topic or eats a third of the display pace 12:27
seb128I don't say it's very good or whatever, but there is place for a lot of nice stuff and should be easier to get right than xchat12:27
ogra*space12:28
dholbachogra: what eats a third of the space?12:28
seb128mvo|xchat-gnome: yeah, change is weird ... doesn't mean it's not good. It take me some days to be used to changes from tabs, but now I like it12:28
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seb128ogra: how can't you scroll quickly?12:29
ograthe topic handling is completely wrong imho, but thats minor and i could live with it, not being able to flip the layout and the scrollback being not adjustable will kepp me at xchat12:29
ograseb128, through the topic12:29
seb128grrrr12:29
seb128do you actually read what I said?12:29
seb128the buffer is the same as xchat12:29
ograseb128, yes12:29
seb128there is just no UI atm12:29
seb128if you have it set it'll stay the same12:29
mvo|xchat-gnomeok, I buy it. where can I get a breezy backport for my laptop :P ?12:30
ograseb128, as i aid, the topic handling is something i could bear ..12:30
seb128mvo|xchat-gnome: universe has it for some time :)12:30
dholbachmvo|xchat-gnome: ask on ubuntu-backports@ - they will have to backport libsexy too12:30
ograbut the other two issues make it unusable for me, its my major working tool...12:30
seb128ogra: I'm not speaking about topic but number of lines at screen12:31
ograah, scrollback ...?12:31
seb128that's what I call buffer12:31
ograok, one issue solved 12:31
seb128topic is topic12:31
seb128the user list position is just the kind of stuff you find weird for a day12:31
ograso now i need a gconf key to flip the layout and i'll be half way happy :)12:31
seb128and get used to pretty quickly12:31
ograi just want it on the right side, its totally distrating on the left, idont care about the design or that the channel win is above it etc... 12:32
ograa gconf keya to be able to flip userlist/chatwindow would suffice ...12:33
ograi tested longer than a day12:33
seb128it'll not change12:35
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seb128it has been rejected by upstream12:35
ograsad, so i'll stay with xchat ...12:35
seb128stay with whatever you want12:35
seb128we will switch it for desktop anyway :)12:35
ograsure ... i wont be abe to do anything about it ...12:35
Burglaptopseb128: does xchat-gnome need to conflict with xchat?12:35
seb128but you will drop a lot of cool stuff for a left/right position ...12:36
seb128Burglaptop: it's fixed since 0.8, need to update xchat12:36
ograbut as i said, its one of my major working tools, so i want it not to annoy me ... i use it >10h a day ...12:36
seb128for next upload12:36
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seb128ogra: that's just weird that you can't focus on a text area that takes most of the screen12:37
seb128or can't get used to a list to left or right12:37
seb128you don't have one once of flexibility, a shame for you :)12:37
Burglaptopseb128: I suspect that once they don't conflict and people can use them side by side, there might be more converts12:37
ograseb128, the big white bar is distracting on the left 12:37
ograseb128, yes, i'm a bonehead  :)12:38
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ograseb128, look at pitti, he has probs if he doesnt have his perfect screen layout ... thats how we germans are :P12:39
pittiwell, not being able to read two channels at once is nowhere near 'perfect layout' :)12:40
pittithe xchat layout sucks as well, but at least I can have two channels side by side12:40
seb128I agree that's a valid usecase12:40
seb128and they have not rejected the bug12:40
pittiso let's hope ;)12:40
dholbachstrange, why don't replies to malone mails show up on the bug? hmhmhm12:41
seb128the "let's have an option to move every UI part to left/right" is not worth an option12:41
ograanother thing is that i like to know how many people are in a channel, there seems to be no option to show that in the status bar ...12:41
seb128dholbach: because malone sucks still? :p12:41
dholbachhmhmrmhrmhrmhrmh12:41
seb128like it was something useful12:41
seb128who cares if there is  80 or 90 users in the chan?12:42
seb128and that's probably trivial to write a plugin for it12:42
ograseb128, for the channels i maintain it is something useful ... and for a statistic freak like me anyway :P12:42
seb128write a plugin12:42
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seb128a few lines of python should do the trick12:42
ograthat would imply i use the program :)12:42
seb128stop complaining for complaining12:43
seb128I'm happy to forward valid griefs like pitti's one upstream, but that is crap12:43
seb128if you need to special stat stuff just do a plugin or use another software12:43
seb128that's not something desktop users will look for to start12:43
ograi agree that i'm not the typical desktop user sitting in front of a chat window more than 10h a day ...12:44
Burglaptoppitti: you made LWN12:45
pittioh?12:46
BurglaptopMartin Pitt looks at locales restructuring and why a dist-upgrade might break. He also explains why this isn't a bug.12:46
ograheh12:46
mvothey like our mails to u-d-a :)12:46
slomo_elmo: please sync service-discovery-applet from debian... ubuntu changes can be dropped12:46
pittidoesn't lwn have anything more interesting to report than transitions in development releases?12:46
ogramvo, you should have announced the dbus transition, so you'd be on there as well :)12:47
pittiBurglaptop: I didn't explain why it isn't a bug; I explained why I won't fix it12:47
Burglaptoppitti: lwn tries to report just about everything they can12:47
pittiof course it is a bug, but it's not worth fixing it12:47
mvoogra: haha, I should fish a bit for fame you mean?12:47
ograit only occurs between two flight CDs 12:47
mvoI suppose it's the kind of news that is easy enough to get and add12:47
ogramvo, yeah ...12:47
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ogralol12:48
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\shmvo: do it :) 12:50
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\shelmo: please sync libgettext-ruby , libgtk-trayicon-ruby , libopengl-ruby , ruby-gnome2 from unstable, dropping ubuntu changes thx01:05
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fabbionedoko: ping?01:55
janimowho is handling main uploader rights enabling? I have a ticket in rt.canonical since last Wed01:55
fabbionejanimo: elmo01:56
dokofabbione: pong01:56
fabbionedoko: OOo2 is FTBFS on ppc01:56
fabbionedunno if you noticed01:56
dokofabbione: yes, seen, but I don't understand the reason ...01:56
fabbioneneither do i.. i am going to wait an ubuntu2 before trying on sparc01:57
fabbionesince i was expecting it this morning :)01:57
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HiddenWolfseb128, lol, who picked those gst-plugin-good/ugly package names?02:04
seb128upstream02:04
HiddenWolfseb128, will we have an 'ugly; too? ;)02:04
seb128that's the upstream name for the different tarball for it02:05
seb128we already have?02:05
seb128no?02:05
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HiddenWolfseb128, nothing with ugly in the package name according to packages.u.c02:07
seb128it has not built yet02:07
seb128I though you were reading -changes from today02:07
seb128what was the comment about? where did you notice the names?02:07
HiddenWolfhm, I read changes. :)02:08
HiddenWolfah, yes, sorry02:08
seb128you asked who picked the ugly package name02:08
slomo_HiddenWolf: we will get one with an even worse name later... plugins-ugly-multiverse ;)02:08
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seb128and then you say there is no such package ...02:08
HiddenWolfseb128, I was confused. 02:08
seb128bad is not coming soon02:08
slomo_HiddenWolf: and plugins-bad are the broken plugins ;)02:08
seb128that's bugged code02:09
HiddenWolfseb128, it's just the humor of having packages refer to the movie.02:09
HiddenWolfThe good, the bad, the ugly02:09
TreenaksHiddenWolf: upstream names, too :)02:10
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mvoanyone else having problems with launchpad.net? or is it just me?03:27
dholbachmvo: problems like what?03:29
mvodholbach: like not geting anything but a white screen03:30
dholbachhm, looks fine for me03:31
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pittifabbione: yay, all kernels have built03:41
fabbionepitti: no! really????03:41
pittifabbione: erm, why so surprised?03:41
mvodholbach: works fine now after I restarted ff03:41
fabbionesee.. that's why i get to have pre-test kernels :)03:41
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mhzogra: hi03:42
pittifabbione: oh, I wasn't surprised *that* they built, just stated that they are ready for release now :)03:42
mhzogra: i won't be able to  on for about 6 or 7 hours today, sorry.03:42
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ogramhz, no problem ...03:43
fabbionepitti: GO AHEAD! UNLEASH THE BEASTS! MAKE THE WORLD SUFFER IN HORRIBLE PAIN!03:43
mjg59Riddell: Yo03:48
Riddellmjg59: presumably HAL handles all the tricky hardware stuff and it just needs a fairly simple frontend on top03:48
mjg59Riddell: Basically, the reason to do it via HAL is because we get (a) a uniform mechanism, and (b) only the foreground user will be able to change the hardware state03:49
Riddelland gnome-power-manager uses this now?03:49
BenChow can I get the automated merge bugs to stop for a particular package?03:50
mjg59Riddell: g-p-m uses this now, but doesn't get the benefit of (b) until I write the dbus patch03:50
fabbioneBenC: close the bug?03:50
mjg59Basically, you need something on the KDE side that sends a dbus signal requesting a suspend or hibernate03:50
BenCfabbione: but new ones keep getting reopened03:51
fabbioneBenC: is that kernel-package?03:51
BenCyeah03:51
fabbioneif so just assign it debzilla..03:51
mjg59Riddell: Then that needs to tie in to the kcontrol panel where users can choose what happens when the close the lid and so on03:51
fabbionemake it owned by nobody :)03:51
BenCok :)03:51
fabbioneand it will stop spamming you03:51
mjg59Riddell: That's enough for now, but in the long run it should also get information about whether a sleep button exists, whether the hardware supports suspend and so on from HAL as well03:52
janimomjg59, so this will replace calling pmi actions from gdm?03:52
mjg59janimo: Yes03:52
janimocool03:52
Riddellmjg59: doesn't sound too difficult to do, I doubt I have time but I'll try and poke some people in the right direction03:53
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mjg59Riddell: Rocking03:53
janimomjg59, does this power manager daemon dep only on hal/dbus or does it grow gnomedeps like vfs and bonobo?03:53
janimoit'd be nice to integrate with xfce too03:54
janimoI see it depends on some gnome stuff but don't know how essential it is03:54
ograjanimo, should be possible to rip out ...03:54
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janimoogra, I'd like to rip it out cleanly so it's not a fork if possible03:55
ograjanimo, talk to hughsie in #hal :)03:55
hno73does anyone know if gfxboot will have support for mouse when the user selects a language?03:55
ograhe is upstream 03:55
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jbaileyWhy is my dist-upgrade bringing in irssi?03:55
janimoogra, thanks noted03:55
ograjbailey, you removed it ? 03:55
zuljbailey: because irssi core dumps and its apart of main i think03:55
jbaileyogra: I have never had it installed.03:56
ograjbailey, it has been in the desktop seed since ... ever ? 03:56
jbaileyWeird.  03:56
Amaranthhrm, someone said my name, but way past my scrollback03:58
sivangweird. Does anybody know about firefox popup that comes on without any apparent reason and asks to confirm an SSL certificate for *.mozilla.org even when not connecting there?03:58
jbaileyogra: irssi-text is, but not irssi from the looks of it.03:58
sivangwhen approved, firefox says somethign about connecting to somwehre not remotely related to moz.org03:58
Amaranthsivang: it's probably trying to check for updates03:58
zakamesivang: I've seen that in firefox under windows03:59
ograjbailey, ah... 03:59
mjg59janimo: The daemon side of things would still be managed by KDE, it would just use HAL to get information about the system03:59
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mjg59And to do the actual state transitions03:59
mjg59janimo: Or are you thinking about from an xfce point of view?03:59
janimomjg59, I am thinking xfce now04:01
janimoand was thinkoing how much of g-p-m uses gnome libs04:01
janimosome of the apps in ubuntu use gnome while they could with a bit of effort get away with plian gtk04:01
janimobut I'll check it out once is working nicely in ubuntu04:02
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Riddellat about announing to u-d-a for lwn fame04:09
Riddellogra: what was that about announing to u-d-a for lwn fame04:09
mjg59janimo: The front-end uses gnome libs, but the backend should be fine04:09
pappanhow do i get the ubuntu kernel source from my linux machine04:09
ograRiddell, ubuntu-devel-announce mails are reported on linux weekly news recently :)04:09
ograso sending something there makes you a celebrity *g*04:10
kent_pappan, #ubuntu for those questions - and its in the archives.04:11
jsgotangcowow04:12
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PupenoWhat schedule is compiled on Dapper's Linux ?04:17
pitticrimsun_: ping04:18
sivangAmaranth: have you also seen that on your system?04:21
Amaranthsivang: nope04:21
zakamePupeno: er you mean scheduler?04:22
Pupenozakame: yes.04:22
zakamePupeno: hm I see all 4 (or 5) in breezy, I myself am currently using cfq04:23
sivangzakame: let me know if you encounter that on Ubuntu as well04:23
zakamesivang: sure, I'm all yours :)04:23
Pupenozakame: in breezy ? how ? breezy uses 2.6.12 and the possibility to choose different scheduler was added on 2.6.13, furthermore I believe there are only 3 schedulers, are we talking about different things ? where do you 'see' them ?04:24
zakamesivang: though on windows I encountered that with fx 1.0.204:24
zakamePupeno: err, at `dmesg | pager`?04:24
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zakamePupeno: I set my preferred scheduler at the bootparams, e.g. `elevator=cfq'04:25
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Pupenozakame: dmesg | grep 'cfq' shows me nothing, am I missing something ?04:25
zakamePupeno: grep 'scheduler'04:26
Nafallogrep scheduler /var/log/dmesg04:26
sivangzakame: thx :)04:26
PupenoNafallo: nothing either.04:26
Pupenoare you runninig 6.2.12 ?04:27
Pupenooh, on another box the schedulers appear.04:27
zakamePupeno: we seem to have noop anticipatory deadline and cfq04:27
zakamePupeno: 6.2? not yet04:27
zakame2.6 is04:27
Pupenoer 2.6 I mean.04:27
Pupenohave the schedulers patch been backported to 2.6.12 by Debian/Ubuntu devs ?04:28
Amaranthman, i bet in 6.2 my music still skips when i copy a large file04:28
zakameAmaranth: hrhr04:28
Pupenowhich one is the scheduler for low lattency then ? cfq ?04:30
zakamecfq's good for desktops, deadline and noop for dbservers i think04:36
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Pupenozakame: I need the scheduler that can deliver very low latency (<3ms) for audio.04:37
zakamePupeno: for that you should also explore realtime-lsm, maybe even jack04:38
zakameschedulers alone won't be a factor04:38
Pupenozakame: I am working on both of them, but they are complementary.04:38
PupenoI have seted realtime-lsm before and I have run jackd before, I am only missing a Linux with low latency.04:39
PupenoLet's see.04:39
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zakamePupeno: rock on then :)04:40
zakameelmo: hi, please sync gpdf from Sid, overriding Ubuntu changes ok.  Thanks, and Happy Holidays! :)04:44
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psusiI don't like the io schedulers because they screw up the ordering and lower throughput when I mess around with multiple overlapped O_DIRECT async IO requests to see how fast I can push my drives ;)04:47
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frans-thhwhere is hmb? i need it05:06
frans-thneed him05:06
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johnlhi, libsane-extras in dapper universe relies on libsane 1.0.17, but dapper only has libsane 1.0.16   how can that be?05:55
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seb128johnl: if the package is not modifed sync are done automatically from Debian, maybe the first is unmodified but not the second05:56
johnlah ic05:57
johnlis that a bug that I need to report then?  even though universe isn't supported05:57
seb128libsane with be updated, there is probably already a bug about that05:58
seb128there is automatic bugs for packages that need to be synced from Debian05:59
johnlok.  thanks.06:00
seb128np06:00
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aromanHi06:01
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aromanI'm trying to install kUbuntu-dapper-flight2... any way to tell it NOT to load firewire modules?06:01
aromanbecause if it loads firewire, IRQ11 gets disabled for me (toshiba laptop), so I can't use network at all...06:02
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aromanwhat type of filesystem does initrd.gz use?06:27
aroman:/06:27
aromancramfs? it's not ext2 or ext3, since I can't mount it...06:27
siretartaroman: which initrd? the new ones from breezy/dapper created by initramfs?06:28
aromandapper06:28
siretartaroman: those new style initrd are just compressed cpio archives06:28
siretartextract them with cpio06:28
aromanhmm... so, how would I go about modifying them?06:28
siretartextracting and recreating them06:29
aromansiretart: any special options when I re-create the archive and the .gz?06:30
siretartI think its just a compressed cpio archive, if in doubt, consider looking at the source of initramfs-tools06:30
aromanoy... now that dapper's moving away from hotplug, how can I preven a module from being loaded?06:33
siretartaroman: using the keyword 'blacklist' in /etc/modprobe.d/*06:34
siretartthere should be some examples in that dir06:34
aromanok thank you06:34
aromanum ok... I didn't ask the right question...sorry06:35
aromanI mean, in the initrd.gz root filesystem?06:35
aromansame procedure? because there is no /etc/modprobe.d06:35
aromanhmm... I could just remove the actual modules from /lib/modules... since I don't even use them06:38
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siretartaroman: how can you have no /etc/modprobe.d/*?!07:04
siretartaroman: in the new world oder you rather configure modprobe than the thingy loading the modules (read: udev)07:05
siretartregarding to avoid loading modules07:05
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aromansiretart: look, the initrd.gz contained in the latest netboot.tar.gz has no /etc/modprobe.d/*07:16
siretartaroman: oh, I was rather talking about the installed system, not inside the initramfs07:20
aromansiretart: well, my problem is that I don't get network unless I disable firewire (if firewire gets loaded, I get IRQ 11 getting disabled)07:21
aromanand if I don't get network, I can't install :(07:21
aromanand my initrd.gz doesn't work :( my laptop just hangs... 07:22
siretartah, I see07:26
siretartso, you need a special initramfs anyway. I think it would be indeed most practicable to just delete the firefire modules from the initramfs07:26
aromanok I've looked at initramfs_tools source and got the exact command that creates the initrd.gz07:28
aromanI get a few of these kind of errors though:07:29
aromancpio: ./sbin/blockdev: No such file or directory07:29
aromanand /sbin/blockdev is an invalid symlink to /bin/busybox07:29
aromanas are all the others07:29
aromanharmless?07:29
siretartsorry, I'm not that familar with initramfs, too07:30
aromanand why the heck is my intrd coming up as 283MB?! :S07:42
aromanwhen du -hs prints 15MB for the uncompressed stuff? :/07:42
aromanok... got it working07:51
aromangoodie.... it doesn't recognize my network card :(07:51
aromancurses07:51
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thesaltydog is malone now for all bugs, or still just for universe?08:00
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Am|NickTakenuniverse08:02
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mjg59Is anyone maintaining network-manager nowadays?08:59
Burgworkmjg59, network magic is keybuks domain, but I don't know if he is doing anything with it09:02
Burgworkthesaltydog, eventually everything will be in malone09:05
seb128Nafallo has updated nm to 0.5.1-0ubuntu5 yesterday09:06
mjg59seb128: Ah, yes09:07
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_xhakerhello all :)09:09
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Burgworkmjg59, you want http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=140309:11
xhakerBenC, sorry for misreporting that blacklisting ide-generic didn't make this able to detect my dvd drive.. it does.. just forgot to update-initramfs, i have to modprobe ide-disk everytime i boot tho09:12
BenCok, that's all a udev issue09:13
xhakertrue09:13
xhakerthat's why i messed up earlier.. blacklisting is kinda different09:14
mjg59Burgwork: I've got it09:14
mjg59That was its behaviour in breezy, though - I'm not sure why it would have changed in dapper09:15
Burgworkmjg59, "that was its behaviour" - you mean pressing the button brought up the logout dialog?09:17
mjg59No09:18
mjg59Shutting down the machine09:18
mjg59It's never done anything else09:18
Burgworkthat is bug, IMHO09:19
mjg59It's something that gets fixed with the move to the new configuration stuff, so I'm fairly unconcerned righ tnow09:19
Burgworkah, ok09:20
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thesaltydogBurgwork, does it mean that main bugs are still in bugzilla at the moment?09:26
mjg59pitti: What's the best way to ship a small suid binary with dbus?09:29
pittimjg59: 'way' -> packaging?09:29
mjg59pitti: Yes09:30
thesaltydogis italian firefox localization in dapper a known bug? It won't upgrade from breezy..09:30
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mjg59pitti: is messagebus an allocated user, or a dynamic one?09:30
pittimjg59: it's a system user (> 100)09:31
pittimjg59: i. e. ship with 0755, chmod in postinst09:31
mjg59pitti: Ok09:31
pittimjg59: after the adduser09:31
mjg59pitti: And chown?09:31
pittiyes, of course09:31
mjg59No problem09:31
pitti4754, I assume?09:31
mjg59Yeah09:31
Burgworkthesaltydog, yes09:32
Burgworkthesaltydog, to the bugzilla question09:33
pittimjg59: oh, are you going to upload dbus soon?09:33
thesaltydogok.. thanks.09:33
pittimjg59: if so, could you please do me a favor?09:33
mjg59pitti: Wasn't planning on it - I was going to send a diff to mvo09:33
pittiah, ok09:33
pittiI'd like to have a small improvement of the dbus-1-utils package description09:34
mjg59But I guess I could later on - what do you want doing?09:34
mjg59Ah, ok09:34
pittibut it's not worth a separate upload09:34
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seb128if somebody does an upload, today's fix by mvo is wrong09:35
mjg59pitti: What I've done for now is basically to change the at_console policy to check for /var/foo/bar/username:vt09:35
mjg59pitti: Then I'll probably just add a small pam module (or alternatively hack pam_console) to create that09:36
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crimsun_pitti: pong, just got in and read e-mail. Checking.10:26
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pittihi daniels 10:29
danielsgood morning captain10:30
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danielsmorning all10:31
dholbachhellas daniels :)10:31
seb128hi daniels10:31
dholbachhi seb128 :)10:32
seb128hey dholbach10:32
Pygihello all ;)10:34
pittihi Pygi 10:34
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pittihi lamont__ 10:35
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Pygiho, BenC, fixed any new bugs lately? ;)10:47
BenCyeah, but it never seems like there's any less bugs than when I started :)10:47
PygiBenC: well, I suppose you got used to it after all that time smashing bugs ;)10:48
PygiAs what is most bad, is if you create a patch for the bug which then produces two or three new bugs ;)10:48
Pyginow, that's bad ;)10:48
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TheMusoMerry Christmas to you. Hope you have an enjoyable Christmas where ever10:58
dholbachgood night everybody10:59
dholbachthemuso: you too :)10:59
Pyginight11:00
lamont__pitti: hi11:00
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floamwhat the fuck11:05
floamI thought the input garbage was all fixed for RC411:05
=== floam bugs xorg people
Pygifloam: please don't use that kind of words in here ;) thank you ;)11:06
floamyeah, I appolgize. I was perturbed for about 15 seconds, since I was expecting it to all magically be fixe11:06
floamfixed11:06
danielsit's supposed to be, but boy am I motivated to fix any potential problems now11:06
floam:)11:07
floams/app/ap/11:07
seb128daniels: like making it fast without the cairo workaround? :)11:08
danielsseb128: we're working on it11:09
seb128cool11:10
mvoseb128: cairo workaound? 11:10
danielsmvo: basically, nautilus backgrounds are screwed11:10
floamthe mouse buttons are no longer swapped, but gnome-settings-daemon still freaks out if I'm using evdev11:10
danielsif cairo does the compositing client-side, it's normal speed11:10
danielsif X does it, it's arse-slow, and all done in software11:11
seb128floam: buttons mouse issue is fixed11:11
irvinhello all11:11
floamseb128: yeah, I notice11:11
mvodaniels: ah, thanks. I remeber now :)11:11
floamI wonder why gsd crashes11:11
floamseems to be klavier11:11
seb128floam: it's xkeyboard-config bog11:12
seb128floam: gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/peripherals/keyboard/kbd11:13
danielsif klavier crashes, 'tis klavier bug, for sucking at error handling :P11:13
floamI didn't know what it was. It seemed to be in a function with klavier in it's name11:13
seb128quite true11:13
floamseb128: what will that do?11:13
seb128print your config11:13
seb128so you can copy it11:13
seb128and I can blame xorg :p11:14
floamdo you want it?11:14
seb128yep11:14
floam layouts = [] 11:14
floam model =11:14
floam options = [grp_led     grp_led:scroll,eurosign eurosign:5,Compose key  compose:ralt] 11:14
floam overrideSettings = true11:14
danielsso don't have an empty layouts list11:14
seb128no layouts, hum11:14
floamI didn't empty it11:14
seb128how did you do this?11:14
danielsor an empty model11:14
floamI didn't empty anything11:14
floamthis is all vanilla ubuntu I havn't touched gconf in that area11:14
danielsseb128: so much for blaming xorg, I guess11:14
danielsdude, it is *not* vanilla11:14
floamas in unaltered11:15
danielsi can give you an absolutely ironclad guarantee that we do *not* set up compose:ralt, or grp_led:scroll11:15
floamof course it's dapper and unsafe and etc.11:15
danielsi don't think we set up eurosign:5 either11:15
danielsso you have altered the keyboard preferences11:15
floamdaniels: that's just something I did through the GUI11:15
floamI never unset anything11:15
seb128floam: for sure you touched the keyboard capplet11:15
floamyes11:15
daniels...11:15
seb128what layout it selected from it?11:15
floambut that applet shouldn't allow me to totally destroy things, idealy :P11:15
seb128it doesn't11:16
seb128I can't delete the unique layout here11:16
floamKeyboard &model: Generic 104-key PC11:16
floamand the layout in the list is U.S. English11:16
floamit has no checkmark next to it in the Default column11:16
floamit's the only one so that shouldn't matter11:17
seb128hum, right11:17
seb128options are ok11:17
floamhm11:18
floamI touched everything, now11:18
floam layouts = [us] 11:18
floam model = pc10511:18
floam options = [grp grp:alts_toggle] 11:18
floam overrideSettings = true11:18
floamgsd still crashes though11:19
danielswhat happens when you do setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout us -option grp:alts_toggle?11:19
seb128that will work11:19
floamit seems to work11:19
seb128setxkbmap -model pc105 -layout us -option grp:alts_toggle  -print | xkbcomp - :0.011:20
seb128what about that?11:20
floammany warnings11:20
seb128that's all?11:20
floamyes11:20
danielsif it's about keys not having symbols, that's fine11:20
floamWarning:          No symbols defined for <I6F> (keycode 239)11:20
seb128so it should not crash with that config11:20
seb128are you sure g-s-d still crash?11:20
floambunch of that/11:21
floams/\//./11:21
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seb128daniels: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/5740 is still buggy 11:23
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danielsseb128: of course it's still buggy, it has an empty layout list ;)11:24
danielsi tried to comment on it, but malone didn't let me, and then I forgot about it11:24
danielsseb128: but yeah.  layout and model are compulsory.  only option and variant are optional.11:24
daniels(no pun intended.)11:24
seb128good point11:24
daniels-> breakfast11:25
seb128enjoy11:25
floamseb128: how are you so sure the issue is with the keyboard stuff? It works fine if I'm using the old mouse driver11:28
floamit only breaks when I'm using evdev for my mouse11:28
floam(where works fine means gsd doesn't crash, it still sucks because of it using mousedev)11:29
seb128oh11:29
seb128nop, I think it's not an xkb issue11:29
floamhmm11:29
seb128since the setxkbmap works fine11:30
seb128dunno what this evdev is though11:30
floamseb128: input driver that uses /dev/input/event*11:30
floamit supports many mouse buttons and tiltwheels and all the fancy new stuff11:30
floamamong other things, it's also not specific to mice, it's for input devices of all sorts11:32
floamsome people use it for their keyboards also11:33
seb128you could try running g-s-d with XKL_DEBUG=500 set11:34
seb128and not on what it chockes11:34
floamnot on?11:34
seb128?11:35
seb128what on?11:35
floam"and not on what it chokes"11:35
floamI'm not sure what you want me to not do :P11:35
seb128"note"11:35
seb128typo11:35
floamoh11:35
floamthe last thing before it crashes is:11:35
floam[1135290899,150,xklavier.c:_XklGetAppState/]     Appwin 280001a, 'floam@amnesiac: ~' has the group 0, indicators 011:35
floam[1135290899,160,xklavier.c:_XklLoadWindowTree/]          initial _xklCurClient: 280001a, 'floam@amnesiac: ~' with state 0/011:35
floamwhich doesn't seem special11:36
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floamThe error was 'BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation)'.11:36
floam  (Details: serial 1009 error_code 2 request_code 116 minor_code 0)11:36
seb128ah11:36
seb128that is an xorg bug somewhere probably11:36
lifelessmeh11:38
lifelessseb128: have upstream gone in sane ?11:38
lifelessThis message cannot be sent because the account you chose to send with is not enabled11:38
floamand: lavier.c:XklStartListen/]      The backend does not require manual layout management - but it is provided by the application11:38
lifeless^ evolution bitching when I try to send from robertc@squid-cache.org11:38
seb128lifeless: activate the account, I don't really get why they did that11:38
lifelessseb128: but it cannot 'recieve' mail at all, ever11:39
seb128yeah, select "none" as account type11:39
lifelessok11:39
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lifelessseb128: thanks11:41
seb128np11:41
lifelessseb128: they must have a reason. I'd *love* a direct way to say 'I can send as FOO, but use my normal account details for everything else with the possible exception of gpg settings'11:42
seb128yeah, multiple email for one one reception account would be nice11:43
lifelessI'd also like a way to say 'receieve mai from this source, but it has no outbound details'11:43
seb128I've one IMAP server configured and a bunch of dummy accounts for that11:43
lifelessyeah11:43
lifelessme too, its frustrating11:43
Burglaptoplifeless, seb128: are either of you bugged by the fact that evo forwards as an attachment?11:46
seb128I almost never forward stuff so no11:47
Burglaptopare there any other mail clients out there that do that?11:47
HrdwrBoBer11:47
HrdwrBoBby default it does11:47
HrdwrBoByou can forward as whatever you like11:47
HrdwrBoBer... or at least in  a previous version you could11:48
BurglaptopHrdwrBoB: a)  I think it is a stupid default b) there is no way to set it globally (ie, I always want to forward as A or B)11:48
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HrdwrBoBI agree11:48
HrdwrBoBthough people constantly piss me off by forwarding in outlook which eats the headers11:48
HrdwrBoBand expect me to be able to debug their email problems with message content11:49
Burglaptopit is interesting how bad outlook is a client11:49
LathiatHrdwrBoB: i also love it when it doesnt send the email 11:49
LathiatHrdwrBoB: like you forward a message adn its From: <blah> with no email address11:49
Burglaptopthere is a mailing list I follow that has a lot of windows users on it. Outlook breaks the threads constantly11:49
LathiatBurglaptop: yeh i hate that11:49
Burglaptopthe archives are also a total mess, because of the thread breaking11:50
Burglaptophmm, http://www.koffice.org/competition/guiKOffice2.php11:50
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Burglaptopwe need an ubuntu-devel-offtopic11:52
irvinhello all11:53
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ograthats why we have ubuntu-devel-announce ...11:53
irvinare the scripts used in packages.ubuntu.com available online?11:53
ograso all real important stuff can gi there11:53
Burglaptopogra: no a channel, not a mailing list11:54
ograirvin, mail the maintainer of p.u.c11:54
ograBurglaptop, ah, yes11:54
ograbut we're all preparing for holiday anyway ... 11:54
irvinthanks ogra, guess i'll have to wait for the reply11:54
Burglaptopirvin: p.u.c and p.d.o are maintained by the same person11:55
irvini see11:55
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