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AlinuxOSa12:08
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\shinfinity: do you want a status right now of your madwifi-ng test package?12:51
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AlinuxOSmjg59, maybe here ? :) hello...and sorry for time :)01:36
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delirefrogfrogfrog: for an insight into the Linux filesystem structure: 'man hier'02:03
floamBenC: you around?02:03
deliresorry, that was a casualty of having moved IRC clients..02:04
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Toma-is there going to be any changes to the /etc/security/limit.conf settings in dapper?03:20
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Toma-or will forkbombs be a useful system tester?03:26
Lathiatwhat implements the policys in that file?03:26
Toma-libpam-modules03:27
Toma-email the packager?03:27
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LathiatToma-: so, i doubt there are.. is there any reason too?03:30
LathiatToma-: keep in mind the maintainer is the debian person and that any changes they may plan to make may or may not be reflected in dapper03:30
Toma-ummm increased security?03:30
LathiatToma-: whats wrong with the current settings?03:31
Toma-its unlimited...03:31
Toma-any user can run a million process's if he/she wants03:31
Lathiatsure, if you want to change that yourself you can?03:31
Lathiatimposing arbitrary limits at the distro level can break things03:31
Toma-ok then.03:31
Lathiatdid we ever not have them unlimited?03:31
Toma-i spose...03:31
Toma-but its a weakness03:32
Toma-and just a suggestion :)03:32
LathiatToma-: i mean, if you wanted to discuss implementing defaults at the distro level you could, i wouldn't03:32
Toma-but surely, a simple realistic limit would be better than no limit at all?03:32
LathiatToma-: thats arguable, what is a "realistic limit" ?03:33
Toma-say, 100 proc's?03:33
ajmitchfar too small03:33
Lathiati break 100 procs regularly03:33
Toma-at user level?03:33
Lathiatyep03:33
ajmitchcertainly03:33
Toma-wow.03:33
Lathiatsystem level too, like, apache03:33
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Toma-yeh id say for server something like 1000003:34
Lathiat1000 would probably be approaching more reasonable, if not more03:34
Toma-i see03:34
Toma-maybe ill just write a howto/wiki on beefing up security!03:34
Lathiatsounds good :)03:35
Toma-:)03:35
Lathiatwell you helped me today, i had no idea those files in /etc/security existed :)03:35
ajmitchLathiat: shame on you ;)03:35
Toma-hehe. they exist, but nothing is set in them :<03:35
Lathiatbur.st has ulimits set in the bash profile :)03:35
ajmitchit's not as nice03:36
Toma-so thats all going to be unchanged in dapper? so a wiki on it will still be useful with breezy+dapper?03:37
ajmitchwe can hardly state that it'll be unchanged, since release isn't until april :)03:38
ajmitchit will probably stay as-is, unless there's a good reason to change it03:38
Toma-ha, but no changes *planned*03:38
Toma-ok cool03:38
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nekohayohello, is there any rough ETA for flight 4?04:17
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Yagisanlamont: ping04:58
lamontYagisan: si?04:58
Yagisanlamont: Could I kindly request you sync nmap 4 from debian ? The reduced memory requirements over what is in dapper would be good.04:59
lamontyou certainly could.04:59
lamontso can I (and have done so)04:59
Yagisanlamont: thank you :)05:00
lamontYagisan: against us is the fact that we're 3 weeks past upstream-version-freeze05:01
Yagisanlamont: I know. IIRC it is functionally equivalent to what is in dapper, but a much smaller memory footprint.05:03
lamontnewer fingerprints, etc, etc.05:03
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lamontUnpacking x11-common (from .../x11-common_7.0.0-0ubuntu13_hppa.deb) ...05:56
lamontCan't exec "locale": No such file or directory at05:56
lamontoopd.05:56
lamontoops, even05:56
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lamontall with xorg-transition love06:12
sethbah06:13
sethndiswrapper still not fixed06:13
crimsunseth: wait for 2.6.15-15.2006:14
sethwell, I was going to just compile my own, but ndiswrapper-source still builds a -modules that depends on >= 1.8-1 instead of >= 1.8-006:14
crimsunoh, you can just hack the control template06:15
sethright, I did that but it overwrote it, and I was too lazy to poke anymore06:15
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sethand according to malone #29842 it should have been fixed by -0ubuntu206:17
Ubugtumalone bug 29842 in ndiswrapper ndiswrapper-utils "ndiswrapper not installable" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2984206:17
ajmitchseth: but you're trying to build ndiswrapper-modules from ndiswrapper-source?06:18
sethmm, I was reading that wrong. -utils installed, ndiswrapper happy now06:19
ajmitchcrimsun: alsa-driver patches need a bit of love to work with rc3 :)06:19
crimsunajmitch: ooh, nice06:20
crimsunI guess I'd better update svn06:20
ajmitchthings like the make -j patch didn't apply06:21
ajmitchlooks like it might be included upstream now06:22
ajmitchyeah, built fine without that 1 patch06:23
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guest21the launchpad bug reporting tool for ubuntu is failing to accept my bug report06:24
guest21i get "Oops"06:25
guest21and it tells me to email you'06:25
guest21how can i submit the bug report?06:25
Lathiatguest21: you could file a bug against malone06:26
Lathiathttp://launchpad.net/products/malone/+filebug if that also OOPSes then send an email as described06:26
guest21what ismalone?06:27
Lathiatmalone is launchpad's bug tracker06:27
Lathiatits just the name for it06:27
Lathiatlike bugzilla, etc06:27
guest21eh, well do you have somethign other than launchpad for reporting bugs?06:27
guest21this one is critical06:27
guest21kernel issue06:27
Lathiatif you file a bug then please include as much info aabout what you were putting in the bug includin gthe url your tryign to file at06:27
Lathiatguest21: No, but please file a bug about your problems filing a bug so it can be fixed06:28
guest21i have a lab with 20 machines, all showing the same issue06:28
guest21eh, ok06:28
Lathiatguest21: breezy or dapper?06:28
guest21breezy06:28
lamontguest21: and this is the channel to discuss your patch.06:28
guest21im not that bad an admin ;-)06:28
lamont#ubuntu is the place to talk about the bug...06:28
guest21lamont, the patch is out there apparantly -- but not verified06:29
guest21not sure if anyone has tested it...06:29
guest21the whole damn launchpad ubuntu is down06:30
guest21https://launchpad.net/products/ubuntu06:30
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Lathiatguest21: no, thast the wrong url06:30
Lathiatguest21: you want https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu06:30
Lathiatguest21: what page are you tryign to file a bug at?06:30
guest21eh sorry yea06:30
guest21nope06:30
guest21this isnt my first time having problems with launchpad..06:32
guest21oh well, ill try to file tomorrow06:32
Lathiatguest21: can you please file the bug against malone about the failing bug report? it can't be fixed if they dont know how to produce it :)06:32
guest21Lathiat, i dotn know what package they want06:33
guest21i mean what would i even say06:33
Lathiatguest21: go to the url i pasted above06:33
guest21i did06:33
Lathiat http://launchpad.net/products/malone/+filebug 06:33
lamontguest21: https://launchpad.net/products/malone06:33
lamontah, Lathiat's is even better.06:33
Lathiat:)06:34
guest21im there but no idea wtf to say06:34
guest21never mind06:34
guest21i have to go to sleep06:34
lamontguest21: "I did this and malone said this"06:34
guest21been up 110 hours straight06:34
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Toma-if you took away read access for users+all from /boot/ would you break the system?06:53
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lamontToma-: I don't see why...07:25
Toma-yeh neither. nevermind :) i got help from the help chan... as i should have in the first place, sorry07:26
lamontheh07:26
Toma-<:)07:27
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sladenso, how am I supposed to use 'quilt'?  at the moment I'm guessing08:41
Lathiatman quilt? :)08:41
lamontsladen: mitzi prefers to use a quilt over her legs while watching TV.08:41
sladentouch debian/patches/468_sudo_hint ; quilt push -a ; quilt add -p 468_sudo_hint src/su.c08:42
sladenhowever, that just barfs08:42
lamontdebian/patches/series is the clue I needed for NMU'ing debian's glibc this week...08:42
lamontbut nfc how to use quilt08:42
Lathiatyou nmud glibc? scary :)08:42
sladenand then gets into fusses over getting the wrong number of stiches in a line and getting her knitting needles crossed08:42
Lathiatlol08:43
lamontLathiat: it needed it.08:44
lamontno package is safe from Captain NMU08:44
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Lathiatah hppa issue08:45
lamontyeah08:45
lamontit met my  "Zero Tolerance for Porting Issues" NMU policy :0)08:46
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Lathiatfor some reaosn i really laughed far too hard then :)09:00
viviersfwhens the next flight gonna be ?09:03
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lamontviviersf: whatever the schedule says, modulo the conversion to soyuz from DAK (build infrastructure changes affect lots of stuff)09:05
lamontviviersf: mind you, that's just my guess.....09:06
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viviersfhmmk09:08
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dholbachgood morning09:48
Keybuk*hugs*09:48
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jsgotangcohi dholbach Keybuk 09:49
Keybukhmm, I wonder how interesting it would be to collect the contents of /dev/.udev/failed from everyone09:49
mdzI have 7 items theer09:51
mdzthere09:51
sivangmorning all09:51
mdz4 PCI and 3 PNP09:51
sivangdoes anybody know what's the package name for mvo's upgrade tool? I want to dist-upgrade a laptop here and I want to give his tool a good test09:52
Keybukyeah, probably your PCI Bridge, ISA Bridge, SD/MMC Slot and a bunch of unknown PNP stuff09:52
seb1288 PIC, 4 PNP, 1 IEEE for me09:52
Keybukcould be a good thing to add to the hardware database thing ... stuff that we don't have modules for09:53
jsgotangcoi have 10 items09:53
jsgotangco1 IEEE, 5 PNP, 4 PCI09:53
Keybukwhat's the IEEE ones?09:54
jsgotangcoclass@ieee1394@000039000074fa13-0 09:54
Keybukwhat's in /sys/class/ieee1394/000039000074fa13-0 ?09:55
sivangoh, found the fridge entry.09:55
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TreenaksKeybuk: on my mac mini, class@ieee1394@001124fffe74df0a-0 fails too09:55
Keybukmdz: cat /dev/.udev/failed/*pnp*/id09:55
mdzPNP020009:56
mdzPNP0c0409:56
mdzIBM006809:56
jsgotangcomy /sys/class has at 4 IEEE dirs09:56
TreenaksKeybuk: /sys/class/ieee1394/001124fffe74df0a-0/ has a 'device' and 'uevent' dirs09:57
jsgotangcosame here09:57
KeybukTreenaks: does device/ have anything interesting in it?09:57
jsgotangcomine does09:58
jsgotangco9 files09:58
Keybuknamed?09:58
TreenaksKeybuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/793509:58
jsgotangcoaddress  ieee1394:000039000074fa13-0  length  specifier_id  version09:58
jsgotangcobus      ignore_driver                power   uevent09:58
Keybukhmm, nothing really descriptive there :-/09:59
Keybukwas hoping for a "name" or something09:59
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TreenaksKeybuk: I can tar it up and send it to you...10:00
KeybukTreenaks: nothing useful there, other than the device id10:00
slomo_mdz: hi, avahi 0.6.6 was released yesterday... another (mostly) bugfix release :) do you have any objections against a UVF exception? changelog is located here: http://avahi.org/milestone/Avahi 0.6.610:02
mdzslomo_: please send mail, otherwise I may forget10:02
slomo_mdz: ok10:03
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mdkemorning all10:05
jsgotangcohello10:05
pittihi everybody10:06
fabbionehey slomo10:06
janimodholbach, mdz, xfce/thunar/exo UVF exceptions as requested on motu-list. Pinging both as they are in uni now but approved for main 10:06
janimohi pitti10:07
slomo_hi fabbione :)10:07
fabbioneslomo_: xine is properly fixed now. it was an upstream bug. did you see the changes i did apply?10:07
dholbachjanimo: I send the requests in batched way to Colin and Matt.10:07
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dholbachjanimo: did you do the sync/upload already?10:07
slomo_fabbione: one mom, i'll take a look at cvs10:08
janimodholbach, no uploads yet10:08
dholbachjanimo: I'll pass it on.10:08
fabbioneslomo_: i did apply the patch only to our pkgs10:08
janimoI asked for permission to have it in time for when I actually want to sync ;)10:08
janimodholbach, thanks10:08
fabbioneslomo_: http://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/xine.diff10:09
dholbachjanimo: I do this weekly, as explained on the mailing list.10:09
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fabbioneslomo_: that's the diff between ubuntu2 and 310:09
janimodholbach, ok I just saw that most other uvf mails got answers on the list but this didn't :)10:11
dholbachjanimo: answers, but after several days10:11
slomo_fabbione: thanks10:11
dholbachjanimo: and those that got answers get passed on to Matt and Colin.10:11
Lathiatwho do i need to speak to about packages not appearing right? (iirc this binary name was moved from 1 source package to another)10:12
dholbachjanimo: (sufficiently good answers)10:12
fabbioneslomo_: as i explained to siretart, in theory after you change configure.ac you should autoreconf10:12
dholbachjanimo: you may have seen the "batch" mails10:12
fabbionesladen: but it was failing, so i used a trick to propagate the option to configure10:12
slomo_fabbione: autoreconf is definitely not failing ;) i used it to get our stripped tarball... anyway, this patch works... what do we want more? ;)10:14
fabbioneslomo_: nothing..10:14
fabbioneit might have been my environment that was wrong.. 10:15
fabbionejust that you know..10:15
fabbionethat's it10:15
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dholbachjanimo: just a headsup: lots of xfce-ish stuff is still (build)depending on xlibs stuff10:16
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janimodholbach, I just commited a fix for undepending on static-libs10:17
janimoany other?10:17
dholbachI notived yesterday.10:18
janimoyes I got a bug in LP today so fixed it10:18
dholbachit were around8-9 packages?10:20
janimohmm libxfcegui and a few other -dev libs depending on it10:21
dholbachah ok10:21
janimoI''l have to look maybe I missed some10:21
janimothanks for the headsup :)10:21
janimohave you escaped the plague?10:21
dholbachYeah. :-)10:22
dholbachI just felt tired one day.10:22
dholbachSo that was fine.10:22
jsgotangco"the distro sprint of death"10:23
Keybukwe don't count him in the list of survivors10:26
sivangheh10:27
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dholbachinfinity: could you please try to give back gnome-icon-theme?10:35
infinitydholbach: Sure.10:35
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dholbachinfinity: Woohoo!10:35
pittimdz: openssl097 can go as well10:37
Keybukmjg59: reject the fix to bug 30335 if you don't like it10:37
Ubugtumalone bug 30335 in linux-source-2.6.15 "mmc subsystem needs MODALIAS love" [Normal,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3033510:37
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infinitypitti: \o/10:38
infinitypitti: Whacking mozilla as we speak.10:38
pittiinfinity: mysql-dfsg just went to universe, 4.1 is close10:38
pittiinfinity: you mean enigmail?10:38
mdzpitti: anastacia confirms10:38
dholbachWow.10:39
pittiCLEANUP DAY!10:39
dholbachpitti: smurf said something about gnutls transition. 10:39
pittiI just need to fix the libtool breakage of redland-bindings for mysql 4.110:39
pittidholbach: yes, that's still on the list10:39
pittidholbach: openldap has trouble with gnutls1210:40
dholbachpitti: maybe smurf knows more about it.10:41
seb128GNOME1 to universe!!!10:41
dholbachROCK'N'ROLL!10:41
infinitydholbach: Built.10:41
dholbachXMMS to Universe!10:41
dholbachGTK1 to Universe! :)10:42
dholbachinfinity: WOOHOO!10:42
seb128run away from mvo10:42
infinitypitti: Yes, enigmail being done so mozilla can move.10:42
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dholbachseb128: gnome-icon-theme built :)10:42
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seb128ock10:42
seb128rock10:42
MithrandirRiddell: are you done with the monitor soon?10:45
RiddellMithrandir: yeah, take it10:49
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jbaileyIsn't xmms in universe yet?10:56
dholbachnope10:56
dholbachevms-gui is the other culprit10:56
jbaileyIt's notlike there's ever been a security hole or update in it, why bother having it in main?10:56
fabbionemeh don't touch xmms :)10:56
dholbachHehe.10:56
fabbionepitti: ping10:56
fabbionepitti: ping10:56
fabbioneno you don't get pings :)10:56
dholbachpitti: hey10:57
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Mithrandirjbailey: because users might want support on it.10:58
jbaileyMithrandir: I think on average most users won't have a clue that it's there.10:59
Treenaksjbailey: or we point them to beep-media-player, which is GTK211:00
Treenaksor we fix rhythmbox/gstreamer of course11:00
Mithrandirjbailey: sorry, I was talking about evms, not xmms11:00
Mithrandirand I figure most users won't know about that either, but they won't know about apache or squid either11:00
jbaileyMithrandir: Well, my statement somewhat truer for evms than xmms, but so far I'm not advocating the evms go away. =)11:00
MithrandirI would be _very unhappy_ if evms was thrown out of main; I'd rather have not build the gtk frontend11:01
jbaileyi'd expect that the target audiences of squid and apache do actually know that it's there.11:01
jbaileyRight. =)11:01
jbaileyI'd rather evms not eat partition tables and that upstream care about it on ppc, but I'm a bit picky that way.11:01
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Mithrandirnever ate a partition table for me11:02
jbaileyMithrandir: Lucky you. =(11:02
infinityMaybe it just wasn't hungry enough.11:02
jbaileyTried it on ppc? =)11:02
Mithrandirno, not yet.11:02
jbaileyRecommend that you don't.11:02
MithrandirI'd probably rather just fix it.11:02
jbaileyAt the time it was my main machine so my next goal was only getting my data back.11:03
jbaileyI'll probably try to fix it sometime after my pegasos box works again.11:03
Mithrandirheh11:04
Mithrandiryes, I'll do it on my peg too.11:04
Mithrandirit's a peg1, though. :-(11:04
jbaileySuck.11:04
jbaileyI have a peg2, but I instaled one of Svenl's newer firmwares.11:05
Mithrandirit broke?11:05
jbaileyUnfortunately, neither linux or grub2 will boot now.11:05
Mithrandirthat's slightly unfortunate11:05
jbaileyI apparently need a newer yaboot to get everything to run, and I didn't have time to burn a CD with a recovery setup.11:05
jbaileyAnd then.11:05
jbaileywell11:05
jbaileyapathy set it.  y'know?11:06
jbaileys/it/in/11:06
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Mithrandirit's _clearly_ smoking crack11:07
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KamionMithrandir: hmm?11:16
MithrandirKamion: it booted off the USB hard drive just fine, somehow, then didn't find hd2,2 (since it was 0,2)11:16
MithrandirKamion: any chance we could have usb_storage in the netboot images? :-)11:20
Kamionthey're in hd_media presumably ...11:22
Kamionerr ... surely for netboot you can get usb_storage before needing to access any disks.11:22
Kinnisonhi Kamion, how're you today?11:22
Kamioni.e. get it from the network11:22
MithrandirKamion: well, if choose-mirror wasn't falling over, sure.11:23
KamionKinnison: tired and sore-throat but otherwise recovering I think11:23
KamionMithrandir: that would be the root problem then ...11:23
jbaileyKinnison!11:23
jbaileyKinnison: Seems it was just the tube. =)11:23
Kamionnetboot ain't really designed for the case where it doesn't work11:23
MithrandirKamion: cdebconf-priority could be useful, too11:23
Kinnisonjbailey: yay11:23
Kinnisonjbailey: I'm glad. because I wouldn't want to have to think bad things about Tito's11:23
MithrandirKamion: shocker. :-)11:24
jbaileyKinnison: Keybuk's assertion that simply the presence of the tube can make one ill seems to be accurate. =)11:24
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jbaileyKinnison: Right. =)  Still a litle greasier than I like, but I would actually be willing to try it again on another trip here.11:24
ograMithrandir, oh, please dont make the image bigger again with hd drivers in the netboot image ...11:24
Kinnisonjbailey: yay11:25
KamionMithrandir: I agree on that one11:25
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Kamion(cdebconf-priority)11:25
ogra(every byte counts) :)11:26
Kamionogra: not that I'm arguing hd drivers should be added, but the installer should work in 32MB now11:26
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Kamionplease do test that, might be +/- a few MB11:26
ograKamion, we should probably have an option to add single selected modules to one of the initramfs modes then ...11:27
Keybukjbailey: the great thing about the tube is, of course, the fact the inter-carriage doors are openable11:28
Keybukso you have *no* excuse for throwing up inside11:28
MithrandirKamion: I'll do the cdebconf-priority change upstream too, it seems it's done for m68k, but nobody else.11:28
Kamionogra: the installer's memory consumption and the installed system's initramfs are *still* unrelated11:28
KamionMithrandir: yeah11:28
ograKamion, err, yes ...11:28
MithrandirKamion: actually, I'll just move it to base.  I can't think of a single place where it should not be.11:29
jbaileyKeybuk: you live in a city where they installed urinals ourside of the national art gallery that are only open between midnight and 6 am so that the ravers wouldn't erode the historic building.  Yours is a practical country.11:29
jbaileyWell, I guess you don't actually live here.11:29
jbaileyBut you live closer than I do. =)11:29
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\shmoins11:33
pittihey \sh 11:34
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\shhey pitti :) defeated the island plaque? :)11:35
pitti\sh: yes, finally :)11:35
Keybukmuahahahaha11:36
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ogra*giggle*11:36
\shpitti: good to hear that you all are recovering :) 11:36
JaneW\sh: yeah, but sladen just arrived... be afraid, be VERY affraid!11:36
jsgotangcolol11:37
\shJaneW: lol...sladen is a quaker...he meant no harm....;)11:37
siretartmorning!11:37
JaneW\sh: :)11:37
JaneWjsgotangco: where are my pics? 11:37
jsgotangcooh11:38
jsgotangcowait11:38
\shJaneW: or the plaque came from scotland :) blame riddell then :) *eg*11:38
jsgotangcoJaneW: http://www.flickr.com/photos/headgeekette/11:38
jsgotangcothese are not mine though (have yet to transfer mine)11:38
jsgotangcoits just sabdfl in a black suit and gold tie11:38
JaneW\sh: actually we suspect it's from cambridge11:39
JaneWjsgotangco: nice haircut (you and mark...)11:39
jsgotangcoill upload the ones with malcolm and hande later11:41
\shwho is marks wardrobe manager? he should be killed for this golden tie thing around marks neck...it hurts my eyes ;)11:42
TreenaksIs there a reason we don't enable dir_index on ext3 filesystems by default?11:44
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sladendoes anyone undersatnd quilt.  quilt refresh ; quilt pop ; quilt push says "File series fully applied, ends at patch"  (missing off the one that was pop and refusing to reapply it)11:56
KamionTreenaks: IIRC last time it came up upstream advised us not to do it yet11:59
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Keybukmjg59: remind me ... /etc/apm and /etc/acpi are entirely separate, right?12:17
mjg59Yes12:17
Keybukand we still support apmd and stuff12:18
mjg59Yes12:20
Keybukright, just making sure I don't get too carried away with ^K12:21
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KeybukI still can't decide between; in /etc/modprobe.d:12:25
Keybukinstall some-module modprobe --ignore-install some-module && { modprobe -Qb some-other-module ; : ; }12:25
Keybukvs. in /etc/udev/rules.d:12:25
KeybukSUBSYSTEM=="module", ACTION=="add", NAME=="some-module", RUN+="/sbin/modprobe -Qb some-other-module"12:26
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Keybuk... I really must stop editing /var/lib/dpkg/status to test upgrads12:37
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jordihmm, what does an ubuntu system do when you boot runlevel 1?01:05
jordidoes it just log in as root, without asking a passwd?01:06
Keybukdrop you to a shell01:06
Keybukyeah01:06
jordiI never tried that01:06
jordiok01:06
Keybukafter all, if you can boot to runlevel 1, you can stick init=/bin/sh instead01:06
jordi88yes01:06
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StevenKIt's a novetly having a desktop machine that's quiet.01:10
MithrandirI'm looking forward to getting home and not sitting besides a 2U rack server any more.01:11
StevenKHeh.01:12
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StevenKMy Dual Athlon (with 8 fans, sounds like a jet turbine) has been replaced with a SFF amd64.01:12
Mithrandirheh01:12
Mithrandirmy amd64 has three fans: one on the GPU and two 12cm case fans.01:13
Mithrandirquite quiet01:13
StevenKThis has two.01:13
StevenKOne for the CPU, and one for the PSU.01:13
StevenKAnd I can't hear either of them.01:14
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janimojordi, you can drop the thunar po upload, as upstream was not unanimously interested in rosetta. thanks01:14
StevenKOh blah, the power just dipped again.01:15
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jordijanimo: thanks01:19
jordijanimo: only we can't remove anything from the queue just now :)01:19
jordiit'll be gone eventually, thanks for the notice01:19
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mdzMithrandir: no CPU fan on your amd64?01:35
Mithrandirmdz: nope, just a big heatsink01:36
maswanMithrandir: you should get a fanless gpu?01:37
Mithrandirmaswan: I had one, but it wasn't dual-dvi.01:37
maswanMithrandir: Ah01:37
Mithrandirit's very, very hard to find decent fanless GPUs with dual DVI which doesn't cost two arms and a caravan of camels.01:38
maswanMithrandir: The amd64 I'm on now has just one big fan, IIRC.01:38
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maswanmight be a gpu fan there that I dont' remember though01:38
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Mithrandirmaswan: dual dvi and 6600GT or better? :-)01:38
maswanMithrandir: nVidia Corporation: Unknown device 0161 (rev a1)01:38
maswanehm.01:38
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Mithrandirpciids.sf.net01:39
maswanGeForce 6200 TurboCache(TM)01:39
Mithrandiryeah, those are easy to get, but their 3d performance isn't too good01:40
maswanwell, some screensaver stuff goes aroudn in 3d, I think.01:41
maswanin other words, no, I don't care about 3d performance. :)01:42
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fabbioneMithrandir: actually a camel i Egypt is worth about 700USD01:47
Mithrandirfabbione: just think about what a whole caravan would be01:47
fabbioneMithrandir: i have been offered a few for my wife.. but i wasn't really sure if it was a good deal.. for the other guy :)01:47
ografabbione, thats a grown up ?01:47
Keybukmjg59: laptop-mode seems to be mysteriously on for people01:48
mjg59Keybuk: Fun01:48
\shA camel == 700USD? 01:49
mjg59Keybuk: (Nowhere near a laptop right now - /etc/acpi/power.sh fiddles with that, and it's supposed to do something sensible on boot)01:49
freeflyingMithrandir: hi01:50
Keybukhmm, ENABLE_LAPTOP_MODE=false01:50
KeybukI suspect you have a shell bug ;)01:50
\shfabbione: do you think a camel is more worth in Dubai? 01:50
Mithrandirfreeflying: hi01:50
Keybukno... it's even more obvious than that01:50
Keybuk/etc/rc2.d/laptop-mode ... :)01:50
Keybuk           ^S2001:51
freeflyingMithrandir: would you mind give me some advice on remaster dapper's livecd ?01:51
Mithrandirfreeflying: was it you I mailed the other day, or was that somebody else?01:51
freeflyingMithrandir: not me 01:51
Mithrandirfreeflying: (I wouldn't mind in either case if you write it up in some sensible way and put in on the wiki)01:51
mjg59Keybuk: Yeah, that's only supposed to put it into automatic mode01:53
Mithrandirfreeflying: basically, all you need to do now is to mount the cd, mount the image, copy the contents of the image to somewhere and then chroot into that and customise that.  When done, do mksquashfs on the place you customised and you get a file out which you put on the cd instead of the current filesystem.squashfs01:53
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freeflyingMithrandir: have there a scripts now for doing that ?01:54
Mithrandirfreeflying: none I know of.  Should be easy enough to write one, though01:55
freeflyingMithrandir: thx01:55
ritvikwhen i switch to a tty and then switch back (ctl+alt+F1 <====> clt+alt+F7) X-server crashes. any idea ?01:55
mjg59ritvik: Sounds like a bug. What driver are you using?01:56
KamionI've just demoted a big load of xserver-xorg-input-* to universe01:57
Kamionxserver-xorg-input-acecad xserver-xorg-input-aiptek xserver-xorg-input-calcomp xserver-xorg-input-citron xserver-xorg-input-digitaledge xserver-xorg-input-dmc xserver-xorg-input-dynapro xserver-xorg-input-elographics xserver-xorg-input-fpit xserver-xorg-input-hyperpen xserver-xorg-input-magellan xserver-xorg-input-microtouch xserver-xorg-input-mutouch xserver-xorg-input-palmax xserver-xorg-input-penmount xserver-xorg-in01:57
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Kamionif any of these are sufficiently important to you that you think you can make a case that they're supportable and should stay in main, please tell ubuntu-devel@lists01:57
mjg59Kamion: Cut off after penmount01:57
ritvikmjg59, any thing specific you want to know? just a fresh install01:58
Kamionxserver-xorg-input-penmount xserver-xorg-input-spaceorb xserver-xorg-input-summa xserver-xorg-input-tek4957 xserver-xorg-input-void01:58
Lathiatunrar-nonfree was changed to produce the 'unrar' binary and it hasnt gone properly into ubuntu, who do i need to ask to sort that out?01:58
mjg59ritvik: You haven't changed anything? Not installed nvidia or ati drivers? If not, file a bug and include the output of lspci, /var/log/Xorg.0.log and /etc/X11/xorg.conf01:58
ritvikmjg59, nope no extra direvers .... cool i'll file one bug then 02:00
Mithrandirgrr, md5sum mismatches on the internal mirror here in the hotel02:00
Keybukright02:02
Keybukthat's alsa butchered02:02
Keybukmuahahaha, if anyone's sound card works, file a bug :)02:02
Mithrandirmine haven't, for a little while.02:02
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MithrandirI think I'm blaming dmix, since it seems to fall over when ekiga and muine both try to touch it02:03
Keybukactually, this hopefully fixes the silly boot errors and stuff02:03
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MithrandirKeybuk: you broke alsa.  Please fix, kthxbye.02:12
KeybukMithrandir: ...02:12
Mithrandir(postinst looks for /usr/share/alsa-base/snddevices)02:12
Keybukit does?02:12
Mithrandirthat is, alsa-base.postinst.02:12
Keybukwhich postinst?02:12
Mithrandirline 12002:12
Mithrandirso my syslog claims02:12
Keybukoh, bah, hang on, didn't catch that one02:13
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ritvikmjg59,  back after another crash :-) #3039502:24
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mdkedholbach, can you avoid doing an ubuntu-docs upload for the next few days pls? 02:51
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dholbachmdke: Yeah.03:43
dholbachmdke: just tell me, when you're settled again.03:43
dholbachmdke: I'd rather have not uploaded from here.03:43
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jsgotangcommm?03:49
Dizietchecking whether  accepts -g... no03:54
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Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/20060202_new-world-order_keybuk.ogg04:00
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KeybukTHREE HOURS TO GO!  UPLOAD NOW, WHILE YOU STILL CAN!04:03
\shI hope you guys are on duty tomorrow :)04:05
jpatrickKeybuk: for what?04:05
Keybukjpatrick: katie go bye-bye04:06
\shjpatrick: soyuz lands 04:06
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Keybukinteresting fact ... the soyuz crash lands04:06
TreenaksKeybuk: I had a reboot a few hours ago, and evms took ~ 30 seconds04:06
Kinnisonbecause otherwise the builders won't quiesce in any sane amount of time04:06
Keybukhttp://www.astronautix.com/graphics/s/soy1crs3.jpg04:07
tsengKeybuk: haha04:08
\shKeybuk: soyuz or shuttle....both can crash 04:08
Keybuk\sh: yes, but one is designed to during normal operation04:09
\shhmm...I just said something FREUDish, right?04:09
DizietI'm not sure it counts as a crash if it comes down in quite that many pieces.04:09
Keybukis that like the Challenger?  it didn't crash, and didn't explode ... so when asked what happened, the best reply is "bad things"04:10
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DizietBoth of them disintegrated, I think.04:12
mdzChallenger certainly didn't; some very large pieces were recovered04:12
TreenaksBlack dragon scale mail.04:12
\shwell, at least, the last crew knew that something is happening'04:13
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TreenaksKeybuk: (watching the video) I can test 2 USB gamepads ;)04:23
Keybukdo it then :)04:25
TreenaksKeybuk: in an hour, when I get home :)04:26
Treenaks(hm, I have one connected to my mini-mac, but there's no device for it I think)04:26
Treenakshow do I test?04:29
fabbionedear desktop team, please gconf-tool2 sucks less04:31
Treenaksfabbione: No pony for you!04:31
seb128Keybuk: should the network-manager bugs be assigned to you?04:31
Keybukif you like04:32
seb128ok, doing so04:33
TreenaksKeybuk: I have a /dev/input/js0, but only when I manually load joydev04:33
KeybukTreenaks: "udevmonitor -e", plug it in, paste output somewhere in my direction04:34
TreenaksKeybuk: I can't get to the plug atm.. it's ~50 km away :)04:35
TreenaksI can manually load/unload the modules...04:35
Keybukthat doesn't help04:36
KeybukI need to see the add event that _doesn't_ load joydev04:36
Keybukit's probably a "not a joystick" bug :)04:36
TreenaksKeybuk: hm.. ok :)04:36
TreenaksKeybuk: I'll try in an hour then :)04:36
MithrandirKeybuk: can we support UUID=$uuid and not just /dev/disk/by-uuid?04:42
KeybukMithrandir: on the kernel command-line?04:42
MithrandirKeybuk: yes04:42
Keybuksure, but that's an initramfs-tools thing04:42
Keybukget it to convert UUID=$uuid into ROOT=/dev/disk/by-uuid/$uuid04:42
Keybuk(as it has to mount it anyway)04:42
Mithrandirtrue04:43
Treenaksoh, speaking of which, my /dev/sda1 moved to /dev/sde1 in dapper (from a breezy install + upgrade)04:43
Treenakswhich kind of sucked04:43
Mithrandirinfinity: ^^ ?04:43
KeybukTreenaks: bug me about it when you have that machine nearby04:43
TreenaksKeybuk: I'm working on that machine now04:43
Keybukdo you have another machine you can work/irc from while you reboot that one? :p04:43
Mithrandirinfinity: currently, it dies with a failure to parse UUID= in parse_numeric.04:43
TreenaksKeybuk: not really, but I can report back after rebooting :)04:44
infinityMithrandir: Mmkay.  And what if you pass me both UUID and ROOT, who wins? :)04:44
TreenaksKeybuk: (and I won't leave irc, as my client is running on another machine)04:44
Mithrandirinfinity: root=UUID=blah root=/dev/sda3?04:44
Mithrandirinfinity: arbitrary.  Don't do that.04:45
infinityAhh.04:45
infinityI idn't catch the root=UUID= magic.04:45
infinityEasily handled.04:45
KeybukTreenaks: it suggests you have two scsi cards04:45
Mithrandirinfinity: coolie.  When can I have it? :-)04:45
infinityMay.04:45
infinity(Or in a few mins...)04:46
Mithrandirinfinity: a few minutes sounds lovely.04:46
TreenaksKeybuk: I have 1 SATA hard-disk, and 4 USB memory-card slots04:46
KeybukTreenaks: what are sda-sdd?04:46
TreenaksKeybuk: CompactFlash, SD, MemoryStick, xD04:46
Mithrandirinfinity: if you want extra brownie points, supporting root=LABEL=blah would be nice too04:46
Treenaks(or something like that)04:46
Mithrandirto be converted into /dev/disk/by-label/blah, obviously04:46
infinityMithrandir: /dev/disks/by-label/04:46
infinityMithrandir: Right.04:46
Mithrandiryes04:47
infinityMithrandir: You'll have them both after I'm done listening in on this discussion.04:47
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KeybukTreenaks: what's PCI bus id of your SCSI card and those 4 things?04:48
fabbionewhat is an ftp client that can do ssl?04:48
Keybuklftp04:48
fabbioneok thanks04:48
TreenaksKeybuk: the SATA controller is 0000:00:1f.2 0106: 8086:27c1 (rev 01)04:49
TreenaksKeybuk: and the smart card readers are on USB04:49
Treenaksuh04:49
Treenaksmemory card04:49
Keybukand what's the USB controller PCI bus id?04:49
Treenaks0000:00:1d.7 0c03: 8086:27cc (rev 01)04:50
Keybukok04:50
Keybukthat's why your disk is later then :)04:50
Keybukit'll find the USB controller first04:50
TreenaksThat's not the problem-- the problem is that it changed from breezy, which broke booting :)04:50
Keybukthat's because we support USB-booting now04:51
Treenakssure, but does that imply breakage? :)04:51
Keybukyeah04:51
Treenakshmm, isn't that bad?04:51
KeybukI'm not sure there's a way to avoid it04:52
Keybukyour USB controller also probably takes less time to initialise and wins the lower ids04:52
Keybukwell, not an easy way04:52
Keybukcertainly not a fast way04:52
TreenaksI bet I'm not the only one with this problem04:52
TreenaksBut I understood it'll be avoided for the future bby using uuids/labels for mounting in 'new' dapper installs?04:54
Keybukthat's one way04:55
Keybukwe have other bugs where a controller moved from hda to sda04:55
Treenaks'Dapper Release Notes' ISBN: XXXXXXXXXX; 500 pages.04:56
Keybukdapper release is long enough off that we expect to fix this kind of stuff04:57
Keybukassuming people file bugs :)04:57
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TreenaksKeybuk: Filing already ;)04:57
PandabeaRCan someone help me by any chance?04:57
TreenaksKeybuk: on what though?04:58
KeybukTreenaks: ude04:58
Keybukudev04:58
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PandabeaRI was pasting something the terminal was spitting out at me04:58
PandabeaRand the admin in ubuntu thought I was spamming04:58
KeybukPandabeaR: this isn't a support channel04:58
PandabeaRand I didnt get to explain... could somone tell the admin in ubuntu channel to let me back in?04:58
PandabeaRI know...thats where I am trying to go... :(04:59
PandabeaRI would be very grateful if somone would do that for me though.04:59
Keybuktalk to them directly yourself05:00
PandabeaRI dont know how :(05:00
Keybuk/query theirnick05:00
PandabeaRservas?05:00
PandabeaRi forgot their nick lol :((05:01
Kamionyou should have got a message saying who you were kicked by05:01
Kamionsounds like seveas05:01
PandabeaRty05:01
TreenaksKeybuk: bug 30418 :)05:01
Ubugtumalone bug 30418 in udev "Root moved from /dev/sda1 to /dev/sde1 in breezy-&gt;dapper upgrade" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3041805:01
TreenaksSeveas: your bot broke :)05:01
PandabeaRWhats that?05:02
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Keybuksde and hde05:07
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ograSimira, he sits to my right at the floor05:08
KeybukSimira: there's a group discussion going on atm05:08
Simiraah, right05:08
=== Keybuk thinks this is just a diversion to stop people uploading and let the buildds catch up before THE END OF THE WORLD
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TreenaksKeybuk: at least your bugs don't involve /dev/hd05:12
Treenaks(or /dev/sd05:12
SeveasTreenaks, broke?05:15
sladenhttp://www.paul.sladen.org/ubuntu/bug-buddy/find-source-package.sh05:15
TreenaksSeveas: &gt;05:16
Seveasah05:16
KeybukTreenaks: why didn't you use the Unicode  ?05:17
TreenaksKeybuk: because I have no clue how to type that (except using gucharmap)05:17
KeybukCtrl-Shift-219205:18
HiddenWolfKeybuk: don't tell me you know that by heart...05:18
KeybukHiddenWolf: ok, I won't05:18
sladen ... ah, so that's why I could send ctrl-shift-6 to the cisco 20minutes ago05:18
TreenaksHiddenWolf: I suspect Keybuk knows all of unicode, or at least large chunks of it05:18
Keybuksladen: ?05:18
KeybukTreenaks: the pretty parts ;)05:19
sladenKeybuk: ^^ is the cisco break sequence;  I couldn't send it05:19
Keybukis that like the old CTCP PING sladen +++ATH bug? :p05:20
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SeveasTreenaks, bug 3041805:26
Ubugtumalone bug 30418 in udev "Root moved from /dev/sda1 to /dev/sde1 in breezy->dapper upgrade" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3041805:26
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HiddenWolfRoot moved?05:34
HiddenWolfah05:35
mdkedholbach, great thanks05:35
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dholbachmdke: de rien05:42
ritvikritvik_zzz05:46
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Kamioncriawips/universe has an unsatisfied dependency on i386: libgoffice-1-1 (>= 0.1.2)05:58
Kamionlibcriawipshelper0/universe has an unsatisfied dependency on i386: libgoffice-1-1 (>= 0.1.2)05:58
Kamionlibcriawips0/universe has an unsatisfied dependency on i386: libgoffice-1-1 (>= 0.1.2)05:58
Kamionanyone want to look at those? removing libgoffice-1-1 now05:58
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pittiKinnison: is it ok to upload to -security?06:00
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desrtpitti; who is mh21?06:00
Kinnisonpitti: You still do that to katie06:01
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Kinnisonthat's neater, thanks scott06:01
pittidesrt: it's a friend of mine, why?06:01
KamionKinnison: we've still been changing some overrides as of very recently06:02
KamionKinnison: I'm assuming you're carrying over the NEW queue and that we don't need to process it all first?06:02
desrtpitti; just filed a bug.  was wondering if he's a newcomer to the gnome scene?06:02
Kamionkonq-kim          | 0.8.3-0ubuntu1     | source                                 | 3 days old06:02
Kamionkonq-encrypt-menu | 0.3-0ubuntu1       | source                                 | 3 days old06:02
Kamionpybaz             | 1.5pre1-1          | all                                    | 1 day old06:03
Kamionvim               | 1:6.4-006+2ubuntu1 | all amd64 hppa i386 ia64 powerpc sparc | 1 day old06:03
Kamionpython-soappy     | 0.11.3-1.4ubuntu1  | all                                    | 5 hours old06:03
Kamion^-- current NEW queue state06:03
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pittidesrt: well, he did some private hacks here and there, so he's a bit familiar with it; and he has lots and lots of hacking experience in general06:05
desrtpitti; cool.  send him my cheers for catching my oops :)06:06
KinnisonKamion: I'll ask elmo what he'd prefer to do06:07
KinnisonKamion: please wait06:07
KinnisonKamion: elmo says "I will deal with it before we move to soyuz. You can process anything you need now if it's urgent"06:07
KamionKinnison: there's nothing there I need06:09
KinnisonKamion: right, elmo will deal with it all then06:09
KinnisonKamion: so you can relaz06:09
Kamionfine, thanks06:09
KinnisonKamion: if you feel understressed, feel free to come over to the office and laugh at us as we do our headless chicken impressions06:09
KamionI think that making further efforts to spread the death plague to you lot might not be the best idea06:09
Kamionmuch though it might amuse from a distance06:10
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Amaranthhow many people ended up getting that?06:10
KamionAmaranth: getting what?06:11
Amaranthwhatever is going around06:11
Amaranthsounds like a pretty nasty flu06:11
KamionAmaranth: about three-quarters of the Canonical distro team06:11
zuli blame billie g06:12
Kamionso 12 or 13 or so06:12
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Amaranthouch06:13
pittidesrt: I'll do once I'm back home :)06:13
Amaranthi hope it wasn't anything like the one that was going around here a month or so ago06:13
Amaranthi was completely down for 4 days06:14
Amaranthalthough that was probably all the cold pills and cough syrup06:14
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fabbioneE: Couldn't find package libavahi-compat-howl-dev06:20
fabbionegobby B-D on libobby06:21
fabbioneobby B-D on that06:21
seb128we don't package the howl compat stuff 06:22
KeybukREMOVE GOBBY!  QUICKLY!06:22
Kamionhow did the current obby ever build then?06:22
Kamionwhich it manifestly has06:23
dholbachKamion: thanks for noting - will  rebuilt criawips.06:23
Kamionlibavahi-compat-howl-dev has never been in the archive AFAICT06:23
tepsipakkiMithrandir: what was that firewire-thing that you wanted to be tested a few days back?06:24
tepsipakkiI'm now able to do that06:25
mdzKamion: obby didn't used to require avahi/howl06:26
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Kamionah, I see, the current version of obby has never built06:27
Kamiononly a previous version06:27
ograit wasnt supposed to be synced :/06:27
ograobviously my fuckup :(06:27
pittiogra: upload a fix :-P06:27
Mithrandirtepsipakki: already done, but please do test that the current daily live cd works for you.  If not, tell me.06:27
Mithrandirpitti: uh, 1700?06:28
ograapparently :(06:28
Mithrandirgnnr06:28
pittiMithrandir: just adapted the topic to reality :/06:28
mdzKinnison: ...06:28
Kinnisonplease wait06:29
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pittiKinnison: ok, sorry, somebody just mentioned that uploads were not working again any more06:30
pittis/again//06:30
desrtsoyuz = fear06:30
Kinnisonpitti: whoever said that is labouring under a misapprehension06:30
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KeybukKinnison: jbailey says you told him not to make an upload06:31
Keybuk(and showed us the /msg where you said this)06:31
KinnisonI told him it wasn't worthwhile if it wasn't essential06:31
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kikoyou guys make storms in teapots06:31
Keybuk"make hppa work" seems quite essential ?06:31
Kamionkiko: this particular one was kind of important to get in before the deadline06:31
kikowell06:31
Kamionsince the port in question will not be able to fix the issue for some time06:31
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mdzhppa can suffer06:32
kikothen upload it -- but do note that hppa builds will not work for a while.06:32
tepsipakkiMithrandir: but what was the command, /lib/udev/... something ?-)06:32
Keybukso can we upload, or can we not upload?  and if we can, for how long?06:32
kikoyou can upload up to 18:0006:32
kikoas we agreed before06:32
KinnisonIndeed, we will queue uploads after that06:32
mdzbut be sensible06:32
kikocorrect.06:33
mdzdon't upload something which will take hours to build06:33
Kinnisonbut at 18:00 the buildds are being disabled, etc06:33
Keybukok, then Kinnison shouldn't have put "no more uploads" in the topic :)06:33
ograKeybuk, that was pitti06:33
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Mithrandirtepsipakki: /lib/udev/path_id /dev/firewiredevice06:33
kikoexcuse Kinnison we're a bit busy preparing right now06:33
Keybuk* Kinnison [Topic]  + no more uploads ple06:33
KinnisonLook, it's irrelevant, let's just drop this conversation because it's wasting people's time06:33
kikoright06:33
kikosee you all on the other side06:33
Keybukhave fun :)06:33
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mdz(breezy is old news)06:33
HiddenWolfmdz: no, really. ;)06:34
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KinnisonSoyuz rollout messages will be provided in #SoyuzRollout -- That is a moderated channel so we'll try and keep it neat06:43
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seb128oh, double click on a chan name do /join, nice xchat-gnome :)06:44
pittiseb128: xchat has that option, too :)06:44
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seb128pitti: ah, didn't know, I double clicked to select it in fact :)06:45
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fabbioneKinnison: are you going to wait for the buildd to flush the queue or are you going to close * down at 18:00 ?06:56
fabbionei need to know if i have to stop my buildd now or wait for the first reject.06:56
Kinnisonumm, pretty much close down at 18:0006:56
fabbioneok06:57
KinnisonWe're certainly stopping cron.unchecked then06:57
fabbioneok06:58
fabbioneboth of them will stop with the next uploads,.. if they can get in good... otherwise tough06:59
ograslomo_, ping06:59
Keybuk2s out!  damn07:03
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TreenaksKeybuk: I have the output of udevmonitor -e07:07
KeybukTreenaks: does the joystick (probably the /inputX UDEV event) already have PHYSDEVDRIVER=usbhid or something?07:07
Treenaksyes07:08
Keybukcool07:09
Keybukfixed that already then07:09
TreenaksNAME="Logitech Logitech RumblePad 2 USB"07:09
Treenakswow.. it knows that07:09
Keybukthe funny thing is that's hardcoded in the device07:10
Treenakscool07:10
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Mithrandirseb128: should I whine at you or dholbach about icons looking weird?07:34
Mithrandir(missing thumbnails and some ugly default icons)07:34
seb128dholbach is doing most of the work on icon stuff nowadays07:35
dholbachthat was fixed in libgnomeui recently07:35
Keybukdoes dholbach deal with all packages beginning "libg" and you deal with "g" ?07:36
dholbachKeybuk: no07:37
Keybukhow do you split it up?07:37
Kamionlucky there aren't so many packages beginning 'u', I guess07:37
Keybukwho does u?07:37
Kamionyou07:39
seb128dholbach just won the "x"07:39
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delirehmm, new Novell screenies look v'nice: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gamehack/sets/1506658/07:40
Mithrandirwhat's the command line tool to get the mime type of a file?07:41
delireicons have had a complete workover.. they using tango?07:41
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Mithrandirthey're using jpegs for screenshots?07:42
delirehehe it would appear so.. suspicious07:43
HiddenWolfdelire: they are *mockups*07:44
HiddenWolfdelire: IE, a vision of how it should or could look, rather than how it actually looks.07:44
delireHiddenWolf: hmm that would explain why they look so good.07:44
delireHiddenWolf: i realise what a mockup is.. so fixated was i upon the images i didn't see the word "mockup" itself :/07:45
deliregorgeous nonetheless.07:45
Keybukshiny07:45
HiddenWolfdelire: they should be quite possible.07:45
HiddenWolflooks quite polished indeed.07:45
Keybuklooks like a total rip-off of Vista07:46
delireMithrandir: could you use 'file' +/or 'extract'?07:46
HiddenWolfKeybuk: hey, if it works...07:46
delireKeybuk: wouldn't know, i've yet to see screenshots of it07:46
Mithrandirdelire: no, there's a gnome-ish tool to do it.07:46
HiddenWolfI thought vista was a lot more blinig-ish, last I checked07:46
Keybukalso the little icon in the bottom-left looks more Sun-ish than Novell-ish07:47
Mithrandirdelire: basically, I wonder why gnome-vfs seems to think an attachment I downloaded is some kind of a movie rather than a tnef07:47
delireMithrandir: for interfacing with the gnome-mime-data db? i don't know..07:47
delireMithrandir: hehe yes, a good question.07:47
KeybukHiddenWolf: nah, is reasonably elegant07:47
HiddenWolfKeybuk: I don't trust that new "banner" thing MS has got going.07:48
Mithrandirdelire: I found it; gnomevfs-info07:48
HiddenWolfKeybuk: looks utterly unworkable to me.07:48
delireit does look like they are using Tango.. nice to see the awful old gnome ~/ icon gone from a gnome desktop.07:48
Treenaksdelire: aww.. I liked it ;)07:48
HiddenWolfdelire: yeah, go figure, novell started the tango project and funds it.07:48
delireTreenaks: hehe yes, for *sentimental reasons* i would guess ;)07:48
delireHiddenWolf: a logical connection..07:49
Treenaksdelire: 'Those who forget their past are destined to re-live it' or something like that07:49
delirethat Novell desktop does seem a tad 'Blue'. why so many desktop environments default to this scheme i don't know. 07:49
delireTreenaks: and those who relive the past are probably already dead..07:50
HiddenWolfdelire: blue is a color that is linked to calm, serenity, clear days, happy emotions, and upper class.07:50
Treenaksand Windows crashing07:50
delireHiddenWolf: blue blood perhaps, yes.07:50
TreenaksHiddenWolf: So what's wrong with brown? :)07:50
delireHiddenWolf: it is in fact sky blue that is linked to calm. 'navy blue' evokes agitation and nervousness in many prisoner test cases.07:51
HiddenWolfwell there you have it. :)07:51
Treenakswe want GREEN windows :)07:51
HiddenWolfTreenaks: a lot, but I like it.07:52
HiddenWolfTreenaks: skin it.07:52
delirepurple apparently is the colour inspiring thought, and intellectual rigour. though purple for a desktop is a big call.07:52
HiddenWolfdelire: you'd have to shoot me before I'd use purple.07:52
TreenaksHiddenWolf: pink, maybe ;)07:52
HiddenWolfTreenaks: always, anytime.07:52
delireTreenaks: pink would gain you a small but very committed audience.. 07:53
HiddenWolfdelire: heh, that's what he's getting at. ;)07:53
TreenaksHiddenWolf: yes, the little girls! :P07:53
delireTreenaks: speaking of green, a new Cinelerra theme is completely green. called "Greenelerra" no less.07:53
delireHiddenWolf: ;)07:53
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delireTreenaks: those using it tend to make environmental documentaries. i'm lying of course.07:54
Treenaksdelire: scary (found a screenshot)07:54
HiddenWolfdelire: so, will we make dapper look all spiffy? ;)07:54
delireTreenaks: it looks a hell of alot better, but it's interesting how there are some colours that force themselves upon you and some that don't.07:54
TreenaksHiddenWolf: All colors of the rainbow07:54
Treenaksdelire: I know07:55
Treenaksdelire: I know quite a bit of color theory :)07:55
MisterNTreenaks: no brown, then07:55
HiddenWolfTreenaks: we. want. pink.07:55
TreenaksMisterN: why not? it's very calming :)07:56
delireHiddenWolf: sheesh, "spiffy" is a bad start.. i think brown is working well. Brown isn't a colour associated with being "refreshing" but that is exactly the response i get from so many when i roll our Ubuntu on their machine.07:56
MisterNTreenaks: ain't in the rainbow07:56
TreenaksMisterN: so?07:56
Treenaksdoesn't mean it's not a color07:56
MisterNof course07:56
HiddenWolfdelire: it's just that dapper does look allmost exactly like my warty's07:56
HiddenWolfdelire: We need some new art!07:57
TreenaksHiddenWolf: no, the shade of brown changed a bit, and we lost the naked women along the way :(07:57
HiddenWolfTreenaks: which is a total plus!07:57
MisterNwhen i upgraded from breezy to dapper i thought the gtk+ theme changed a tiny bit. and i disliked this tiny bit so i switched to mist.07:58
HiddenWolfMisterN: it did, clearlooks is now using cairo for almost everything, and has gotten slower to prove it. :)07:58
MisterNHiddenWolf: heh well... and... well... i didn't like how it looked. my machine's fast enough *g*07:59
delireHiddenWolf: i agree.. frankly those icons need a total overhaul. they really throw Ubuntu back in time.07:59
HiddenWolfMisterN: machines are never fast enough, developers always manage to choke em up. :)08:00
TreenaksHiddenWolf: All we need is good RENDER acceleration (EXA) in all drivers08:00
MisterNHiddenWolf: true enough.08:00
TreenaksHiddenWolf: then Cairo is fast again08:00
delireHiddenWolf: people hang off the screenshots on osdir.. if they look just as before then fewer people will adopt and/or upgrade.08:00
TreenaksHiddenWolf: on _all_ machines, even old ones08:00
HiddenWolfTreenaks: I guess you could dream about that. ;)08:00
MisterNcairo would probably be better when using GL which is experimental for now08:01
MisterN(better=faster)08:01
delireHiddenWolf: i'd like to see pretty solid beagle integration and an option for composite mode on install if direct rendering is detected. that'd be a start.08:01
TreenaksMisterN: EXA would be enough for 'most' cases08:01
MisterNTreenaks: hmm k.08:01
delirei definitely think we could take a leaf from Novell Desktop where those panel balloon 'applets' are concerned. they are good.08:02
HiddenWolfHm08:03
HiddenWolfWhen breezy and gnome 2.12 where coming up, I was all excited.08:03
HiddenWolfFor 2.14/dapper not so.08:03
HiddenWolfCan't pinpoint why.08:03
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TreenaksHiddenWolf: you haven't seen enough new l33tness on the planet :)08:03
delirenautilus's old icons that appear to have absolutely nothing to do with the broader Ubuntu theme. they should finally be laid to rest.08:04
HiddenWolfdelire: that's all just waiting on $someone to step up and design something.08:04
HiddenWolfdelire: not many people can/will do that, unfortunatly08:04
delireHiddenWolf: i thought there was a bounty on those that was fulfilled08:04
delire"Ubuntu Artwork"08:05
HiddenWolfdelire: I must have missed that.08:05
HiddenWolfdelire: point still stands, someone who can do it has to step up08:06
delirehmm i can't find it now.. will keep looking.08:06
delireHiddenWolf: really i think Ubuntu is in a perfect position to offer the challenge to a Design Academy as part of a student project.08:07
delireit's not everyday that students have an opportunity to design an icon set for an operating system.08:07
HiddenWolfdelire: why not pitch the idea to some people then? mdz, Kamion, sabdfl, others?08:07
delireHiddenWolf: perhaps i will do this. ubuntu-devel list?08:08
HiddenWolfyeah, with a cc to the art-team list, I guess.08:08
delireHiddenWolf: good thought..08:09
deliresadly while art.gnome.org has a few contrib icon sets, none of them really seem to "fit" ubuntu.08:11
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HiddenWolfdelire: and most are incomplete to an extent.08:11
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delireHiddenWolf: it would seem so..08:12
delireHiddenWolf: what would you like to see change? anything specific?08:13
HiddenWolfdelire: nothing. I'm not an artist, so I'll keep out of it. save that what ubuntu is currently using does not feel modern at all.08:13
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delireHiddenWolf: right.08:22
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pmjdebruijnhi08:25
pmjdebruijnI'm trying to create an Ubuntu package for a GNOME application08:25
pmjdebruijnbut the GConf schemas installed in the Makefile are ofcourse not installed08:25
pmjdebruijnhow do I accomplish this in my .deb08:25
Keybukare the installed into debian/$pkgname when you do $(MAKE) install DESTDIR=$(CURDIR)/debian/$pkgname ?08:27
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pmjdebruijnKeybuk, the schemas are installed into /usr/share/gconf/schemas when I install my .deb08:28
pmjdebruijnbut they are not installed into gconf itself08:28
Treenakspmjdebruijn: do you dh_gconf ? (I read something about that a few days ago(08:28
Keybukoh, no idea08:28
pmjdebruijnTreenaks, thanks08:29
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pittiRiddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/packages/xpdf-poppler-3.0.1.tar.gz, in case you want to forward this to that Gentoo guy08:50
Riddellpitti: thanks08:51
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delirehehe "If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity"09:02
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delirewill dmix still be used as the native ALSA sound mixer in Dapper? still at a loss to understand how apps that explicitly use /dev/dsp (skype/gaim/numerous others) can happily co-exist with ALSA friendly apps in a typical modern desktop computing session (listen to music, receive call in skype, audio email notification from system).09:22
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Amaranthdelire: Only one app can use /dev/dsp at a time so those are still not going to work.09:24
Amaranthdelire: But apps that use ALSA should work fine.09:25
deliredo you see any solution for this? this has been a showstopper 'bug' for many Ubuntu adopters, and linux adopters generally.09:25
Amaranthdelire: Make developers fix their code.09:26
deliresure, this should at least be communicated to the user. i feel it would be wise to somehow notify the user that an app that explicitly writes to /dev/dsp is not compatible with ALSA..09:26
delireskype for instance, is considered by millions to be a 'vital' desktop application.09:27
Amaranthflash appearently uses /dev/dsp as well09:27
HiddenWolfskype is a POS with regards to playing nice. :/09:27
delireyes it does..09:27
siretartdelire: tell them to you ekiga, or better tell skype to fix their code09:27
Amaranthi think there was some work on making it possible for multiple apps to use /dev/dsp but it was decided that it wasn't possible09:28
HiddenWolfsiretart: non-skype can't communicate with skype09:28
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deliresiretart: skype has been told this again and again. they do not listen, but competing VOIP solutions are not in the foreground enough for people to bother sticking with poor performance on Linux.09:28
delirepoor skype performance..09:28
siretartdelire: thats one reason why I don't use skype anymore09:29
Amaranthgizmo, google talk, ekiga09:29
delireregardless, from an adopters perspective, this is a showstopper. worse, most if not all new users of Ubuntu will not know why their app doesn't play nice with ALSA09:29
Amaranththis are all better solutions09:29
Amaranthand they can even all talk to each other, i think09:29
delireAmaranth: now that is interesting.09:29
Amaranthi know gizmo and gtalk can talk to each other09:29
siretartdelire: in fact, I didn't have problems on my computer using skype along with other applications on my hardware09:30
delireif users could even import buddies from Skype to another IM/VoIP client, we'd be rolling.09:30
Amaranthdelire: not possible, unless those buggies where using the other client09:30
siretartskype is overrated. really09:30
Amaranthdelire: because Skype uses a proprietary protocol09:30
deliresiretart: can you make a skype call and receive a system notification, or while having xmms playing at a low volume in the bg?09:30
delireAmaranth: yes it does.09:30
siretartdelire: sure09:30
siretartdelire: you just need a soundcard which does real hardware mixing, like sb live09:31
deliresiretart: right, which cuts out most portables.09:31
Amaranthsiretart, delire: Or dmix09:31
siretartdelire: do you have a proposal how to solve this technically?09:31
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Amaranthbut neither one of those fixes /dev/dsp09:32
deliresiretart: no, i've just started looking into it really. i work in the educational sector, mostly as a teacher, though often in areas of Linux/FOSS advocacy. this has come up in the past as a complaint while a school was performing feasibility analysis, "Linux has broken audio".09:34
deliresiretart: so they defaulted to Apple machines, which suffer no such issues.09:35
siretartbetter don't try to run broken applications09:38
deliresiretart: sure, one can encourage them to avoid the large number of applications which do not play well with ALSA. this however cannot be enforced and being non-developers, they are simply unaware why it doesn't work. this is a problem as Linux (and all the good ALSA apps) are taken down with it.09:39
siretartdelire: what 'large number of applications' are you talking about. up to now, you only mentioned skype09:41
siretarteven doom3 or quake4 play nicely alsa09:41
delirerealistically it will be several years before third-party developers like those at Skype or Nero, or Alias get it together and realise that ALSA really isn't an option.09:41
Simiraare London people out now?09:41
deliresiretart: sure, there are many games that do work. Flash is a fairly important client for many users. 09:41
deliresiretart: there are several games that don't however.. i forget which but it comes up from time to time. 09:42
pmjdebruijndelire, why isn't ALSA really an option?09:42
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delirei believe gaim is another.09:42
delirepmjdebruijn: i am saying that there should be no choice as to whether or not to use ALSA. just use it.09:43
pmjdebruijndelire, oh like that... right... indeed...09:43
siretartdelire: gaim uses esd and has no problems with alsa09:43
AlinuxOSmjg59, here ? :)09:43
delirein other words, and yes i put it badly, "ALSA isn't an option" - it's the only way.09:43
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kikoALSA is the future09:43
AmaranthALSA is the only thing we have, and it's great09:44
Amaranthpeople just need to use it09:44
siretartpeople DO use it09:44
delireagreed, if only big name third-party developers that want to support Linux, would use it.09:44
kikowhy don't we drop oss?09:44
Amaranthskype and flash and gaim don't :P09:44
kikothat09:44
Amaranthkiko: because programs still use it09:44
kiko'd fix the problem :)09:44
delirethose three applications are critical for many users..09:44
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Amaranthkiko: only if linus did it09:45
kikoindeed.09:45
delirehehe09:45
siretartdelire: sorry. I don't have the impression that ppl who think that applications like skype and flash are critical would want something else than windows anyway.09:45
kikohey skype is useful09:45
delireridiculous as it may sound, it would be good to have an audio router/wrapper that passed writes to /dev/dsp to ALSA subsystem instead..09:46
siretartkiko: skype is crap. it would be useful if it would work09:46
deliresiretart: you underestimate many many Ubuntu users.09:46
kikoit works for me somewhat09:46
kiko(and it's used daily to harass launchpad people)09:46
siretartdelire: dropping alsa is not an option, because alsa has many many features that oss does not have.09:50
siretartdelire: oss is supported via alsa oss emulation. this is intended as interim solution for legacy application which need to be ported09:51
deliresiretart: i was not suggesting dropping ALSA at all.09:54
deliresiretart: i was saying that application developers should know that they must use ALSA, that writing to the sound device directly would render their project considered 'broken'.09:55
pmjdebruijnsiretart, that OSS emulation breaks some appjes, like the binary Quake 3, because they use direct memory mappings for performance09:56
pmjdebruijnsiretart, anyway the icculus.org folks fixed that, now q3 uses ALSA09:56
delirepmjdebruijn: i thought that was only their distribution of q3.. did that move upstream to idsoftware's binary?09:57
pmjdebruijndelire, no09:57
delireAFAIK they are still distributing the client..09:57
delireright09:57
pmjdebruijndelire, I should have said ioq3 now uses ALSA09:57
siretartdelire: you think skype wouldn't know that?09:58
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deliresiretart: i have no reason to think that they do know that.09:59
neuralissiretart: hey there09:59
neuralissiretart: are you still planning on getting NetbootManagement in for dapper?10:00
siretartdelire: http://support.skype.com/index.php?_a=knowledgebase&_j=questiondetails&_i=189&nav=+%26gt%3B+%3Ca+href%3D%27index.php%3F_a%3Dknowledgebase%26_j%3Dsubcat%26_i%3D11%27%3ESkype+for+Linux%3C%2Fa%3E10:00
siretartneuralis: I don't think I will have time left do do that :(10:00
siretartneuralis: things have not been going as I wanted them to go :(10:00
neuralissiretart: that's alright, I just wanted to check.10:01
deliresiretart: good to see.. 10:01
deliresiretart: maybe i can give skype a go again now ;)10:02
siretartdelire: they have this entry for AGES. I lost all hope that they are really working on that10:02
deliresiretart: last time i used skype it absolutely locked down the card during a call.. i'll try it again.10:03
=== delire notes Audacity doesn't seem to be ALSA aware.
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delirehow ridiculous. from their page: "Audacity can use ALSA natively if you compile it to use PortAudio v19 instead of the default, v18. Note that v19 is still evolving and not as well tested, but it is the only way that Audacity supports ALSA."10:07
delire.. the only capable audio-editor on Linux (outside of the megalithic Ardour)..10:09
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kikomdz, what is this I hear about a bald fabbione?10:12
mdzkiko: we have a wager10:13
kikothanks for your support10:15
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jdubGenerating locales... en_AU.UTF-8... up-to-date10:50
jdubelite!10:50
tsengjdub: Cancel, hey?10:50
jdubhrm?10:51
tsengi find en_{AU,CA}.UTF-8 locales amusing10:51
jduboh10:51
deliredoes that exist?10:51
\shuh..oh...everyone is working...soyuz lands...ubuntuusers.de is moving to another location...rock10:51
tsengen_UK ill buy10:52
jdubup-to-date <- the interesting bit10:52
=== delire checks
kikosoyuz soyuz soyuz10:53
delirewhat is all the fuss about.. 10:53
\shkiko: tell kinnisson he should delete the logfiles or he should move to canada to get more space on the target :)P10:53
kikoheh10:53
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\shs/to/too/10:54
mdkejbailey, around?10:56
mdkejdub, did you see my mail about yelp customisations?10:56
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mdkejbailey, unping10:58
Kinnisonmpt: mmm tastes like binary packages10:59
pmjdebruijntseng, http://www.xs4all.nl/~bruijn9/temp/corbicula_0.0.20060203-4_i386.deb11:04
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Simirajdub :) Where in the world are you today?11:08
\shok...11:09
\shgoing to bed and movie time11:09
\shkiko: Kinnison: good luck with the migration to soyuz :)11:10
kikothanks \sh 11:10
kikoyou should try watching the movie before going to bed11:10
\shkiko: well..I'm going to lay down in bed and watch the movie...but I know me, in the middle of the movie, I'm falling asleep :)11:10
kikoI used to do that all the time.11:11
kikothen I put the TV in the room where the couch is11:11
kikonow, I wake up on the couch11:11
kikoI feel like I'm 3011:11
Simira:)11:12
\shkiko: hehehe..11:12
\shkiko: well..that's life..and think about me...I'm 35 :)11:12
kikooh, that's right, I am 30.11:12
Simira\sh: THAT old... 0_o11:13
Simira;p11:13
Simira\sh: are you in London?11:13
\shSimira: no :)11:13
\shSimira: just turned 35 last month11:14
Simira\sh: oh, so you just got that old. How does it feel?11:14
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\shSimira: well, it feels like 34 and 12 months...but it's more difficult to find a job11:16
Simira\sh: more? Isn't it just difficult, period?11:16
\shSimira: well...it was difficult during the dot.com crash periode, but now it's _much more_ difficult because of the age 11:18
\shlooks like, that I have to do some more freelancing work...11:19
\shanyways...bed is waiting...11:19
Simira\sh: actually it got much better here during the last year. If you're stuck, move to Norway. It's actually a lack of people in IT now11:19
Simirasleep well11:19
\shSimira: I'm waiting for some updates of my job applications next week..so I have to see what is happening anyways...11:20
\shok...cu in a couple of hours11:21
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Mezinfinity/lamont/someone who knows a bit about the buildds - ping11:33
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AlinuxOSmjg59, here brother?11:39
AlinuxOSor someone who can tell me how can we include georgian fonts in "main" for ubuntu?11:39
=== Kinnison thought you'd had it explained very carefully to you before
AlinuxOSKinnison, ;)11:40
AlinuxOShello11:40
AlinuxOSsi I'd like to tell you that...we have talked with font's author..11:40
KinnisonTelling me won't help, I'm not an Ubuntu developer11:40
AlinuxOSand he is agree to make them GPLed...11:40
AlinuxOSbut he is asking us , how and in wchich form we must do it...11:41
AlinuxOSwhat about mjg59 ? I guess he is devel ?11:41
AlinuxOSno?11:41
KinnisonHe is, but he concentrates on power management11:42
KinnisonMost of the ubuntu developers are asleep or going to be very soon11:42
Kinnisonbecause it's 22:42 local time at their conference11:42
KinnisonAlso, the Ubuntu archive is moving to launchpad tonight11:42
Kinnisonso I think they're probably all taking a well earned break11:42
AlinuxOSso what can I do?11:43
AlinuxOSwhen can I talk with them?11:43
kikowrite to ubuntu-devel I'd suggest11:43
AlinuxOSkiko, I've alredy written...11:43
kikoreally? and what happened?11:43
AlinuxOS2 days I'm waiting for an answer.11:43
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AlinuxOSkiko, I know that you are lauchpad developer :) is not true ? :)11:45
kikothat is quite true11:46
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AlinuxOS;) how can I apply for a couple of fonts GPL or LGPL text ? there is some ritual to do ? or what ?11:48
AlinuxOSI'm quite confused :)11:48
kikoAlinuxOS, I'd suggest talking to dholbach or ogra on monday11:48
AlinuxOSsd-tux, sign this nicks :) We must ping them monday :)11:49
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kikothey are the best guys to start off talking to11:52
torkelAlinuxOS: you can also check: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-faq.html#FontException and http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/license-list.html#Fonts11:54
AlinuxOShttp://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php?content=16645  torkel11:54
AlinuxOSso author can add a text behind a fonts download link... with specification that fonts are gpl...11:55
AlinuxOSand + link to GPL license.11:55
torkelAlinuxOS: another link which describes howto use gpl in your fonts: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-howto.html11:58
AlinuxOStorkel, thank you a lot....12:00
AlinuxOSwe are writing a letter :)12:00
AlinuxOSto this guy....12:01
AlinuxOS;)12:01

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