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HiddenWolf*grumble*12:11
HiddenWolfwhy can't launchpad just send its mails from malone-deamon@launchpad.net12:11
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BurgworkHiddenWolf, rather than as the person?12:12
mjg59Subject: xserver-xgl_7.0.0-0ubuntu1_source.changes is NEW12:12
HiddenWolfBurgwork: now I have to do a filter like "IF not from $list-of-bugzilla-emails AND  subject is [Bug $something"12:13
BurgworkHiddenWolf, I filed a bug on the stupid email behaviour12:13
SeveasHiddenWolf, filter on headers....12:13
SeveasEvery malone mail has malone headers...12:13
HiddenWolfSeveas: got a point there.12:13
HiddenWolfmjg59: you rock12:13
Seveaswhich is quite useful12:13
HiddenWolfmjg59: murphy's law that you upload them when I probably won't have time to test for a week, but you rock still. :)12:14
Seveasmjg59, you're insane too by the way for doing it this quick :)12:14
Seveasthanks!12:14
SeveasThis will make quite a few people switch to dapper for testing...12:14
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HiddenWolfSeveas: shush, if it helps shut up the noobs, that's cool.12:15
HiddenWolfSeveas: switch to dapper, rather than gentoo. Looks good to me. :)12:15
Seveas:D12:15
Burgworkmjg59, once it gets through new and is test installed, you should send something out via -devel-announce12:15
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sebestajmitch_ bug 650912:32
Ubugtumalone bug 6509 in avahi "Daemon fails to refresh network services after connecting to wlan" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/650912:32
ajmitch_ok12:36
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elmowhat was the default postfix config for breezy - does anyone know?12:50
infinityelmo: Other than "not installed", you mean?12:51
elmoreally?  ok, so this must be a hoary box12:51
elmowhat was the default postfix config for hoary - does anyone know?12:51
elmo:P12:51
infinityListening only on localhost, local and remote delivery...12:52
elmohmm, ok, so this box being in 'noconfig' state is unusal12:52
elmoand I suppose bombing out when even 'lo' is not configured/present isn't entirely unreasonable12:53
elmoNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO12:55
elmops auxfw no longer works in dapper?!12:55
infinityWorks here...12:55
mjg59elmo: If you can shove xserver-xgl through NEW, billions of forum users are going to shut up and leave me alone12:56
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elmomjg59: COO's laptop trumps xgl12:56
mjg59elmo: Damnit.12:56
bj_haha12:57
mjg59elmo: I bet Mark would disagree :p12:57
elmoinfinity: cough, don't mind me12:57
elmoso, hum, at refuses to configure if at is already running - is that reasonable?12:58
Seveaselmo, how did you create a system where postfix is unconfigured, at is running but not configured and ps auxfw does not work? :)12:59
infinityelmo: ... Really?  I see no such evil in the postinst...12:59
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elmoinfinity: it runs /etc/init.d/atd start, that breaks if atd is running01:00
infinityOh, yes, it does do invoke-rc.d atd start01:00
infinityWhich it should.01:00
infinitySo the real problem is that the init script should exit 0 when starting if it's started already...01:00
=== infinity fixes that right now.
elmoyikes dapper is very mouse-overy01:01
SeveasSomehow I think Ubuntu is going in the completely wrong direction...01:02
SeveasAccepted twisted-words 0.3.0-2ubuntu1 (source)01:02
elmoand very dark01:02
elmowhy is the screen so dark01:02
ajmitch_Seveas: why is that bad?01:02
Seveasajmitch_, How is accepting twisted words good?01:02
Seveas(sorry if the 1am humor does not come out right?01:03
Seveass/\?/)/01:03
ajmitch_have you not met some of the developers? very twisted indeed01:03
infinityelmo: On battery?  The defaults for backlight scaling seem a bit off.01:03
elmonah, it's plugged in01:03
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infinityWell, could still be the same thing. :)01:04
elmothe brightness controls work, so it's trivial to fix, just seems a bad default01:04
infinityYeah.01:04
elmook, the magic appearing cog wheels thing is teh ugly01:06
mjg59"Appearing cog wheels thing"?01:06
elmoat the gdm login screen, Options in the bottom left is strangely indented to the right01:07
elmo'cos when you mouse over, a red set of cog wheels appearsnext to it01:07
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infinityelmo: at init script bug(s) fixed.  Thanks for the heads up.01:14
elmoinfinity: cheers01:14
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elmodoko: btw, why is it C+R?  if it's just file-overwrite it should only be R?01:15
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infinityI've given up on expecting maintainers to read the s-s-d manpage, I think. :/01:17
dokoelmo: hmm, correct. will change it for the next upload01:17
mjg59ARGH I HATE THIS SOFTWARE01:23
HiddenWolfmjg59: care to vent your frustration?01:25
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mjg59Cocking thing has suddenly decided to build a different library01:27
sebestthis one is really nasty ( bug 31429 )02:01
Ubugtumalone bug 31429 in udev "ethernet device name has been changed." [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3142902:01
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hyperactivecrondif i want to test out kubuntu is the daily release or the 3rd flight cd better off testing?02:14
hyperactivecrondo' dapper02:14
infinityTesting dailies is always appreciated.02:15
hyperactivecrondalrite.  will do 02:16
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KyralDo the Daily builds of the LiveCDs have the new installer on them?02:59
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honkzillaBug, feature, or user bone-headedness: An SMC2632W (not V2 or 3) 802.11b wireless card does not work correctly with the orinoco_cs driver that is loaded by default.  I have tried with and without the hermes module.  eth1 is present, and iwconfig can read some information about the card, but cannot set anything other than essid, and the card never associates.03:32
honkzillaIf anyone has some experience with such a card, I'd appreciate some guidance.03:32
wasabiOne of these days I need to go read wtf malone is03:46
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LaserJockwasabi: is the Ubuntu bug tracker. http://launchpad.net/malone/04:01
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Chipzzrofl :)04:40
Chipzz(closes: Matthew Garrett's mouth).04:40
Lathiathaha04:40
Lathiatwhats that in04:40
Chipzzmesa (6.4.1-0ubuntu3) changelog entry04:40
Lathiathaha04:40
desrtwobbly windows are fun.04:41
ChipzzI'm laughing at anyone, just at that entry :)04:42
Chipzzerrr04:43
Chipzz+not04:43
Chipzz:P04:43
Chipzzlol at udev (079-0ubuntu12) changelog entry too :)04:48
Chipzzreading changelogs can be amusing sometimes ;)04:48
desrtright.  so it's becoming important to me again04:48
desrthow do i draw alpha using gtk?04:49
desrtlike if i want to make a gtkwindow with a background colour of (255,255,255,0.0)04:49
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theballhi06:39
theballis anyone available for a few questions on dapper?06:42
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mpt_Kamion, ping06:48
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-RobLevin:#ubuntu-devel- We are doing some upgrades you might want to type /server irc.freenode.net to the newer servers. Thanks.07:45
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sivangmorning all08:43
HiddenWolfgood morning08:43
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sivanghey HiddenWolf , are you running xgl already? :)08:46
HiddenWolfsivang: waiting for mjg59's crack to get past new. :)08:46
HiddenWolfsivang: I should really be writing a business plan and preparing a statistics examination, but well... :)08:47
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sivangHiddenWolf: who wants to that that , anyways ? :)09:09
sivangHiddenWolf: ah, so it's already fixed and uploadeD?09:09
HiddenWolfsivang: mjg pasted the subject of his acceptance mail in the channel yesterday about 1am09:09
HiddenWolfsivang: and well, there are about three parties I could attend today and tomorrow, and a band playing. :)09:10
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HiddenWolfsivang: murphy's. When the cool thing happens, you're otherwise occupied. :)09:10
pittiHi09:11
HiddenWolfGood morning pitti09:11
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=== sivang hugs pitti
sivangHiddenWolf: indeed :)09:21
pittihi sivang09:21
sivangpitti: did you get my email regarding volume.disc.capacity namespace ? 09:22
pittiinfinity: yay new enigmail :)09:23
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sivangpitti: there's an upstream fix in CVS, that adds this property. It would be very helpful to have ti fro HOmeUserBackup, seb128 also mentioned you might want to ask UVF excemption for the new hal when it hits debian?09:25
pittisivang: uh, no, I didn't get it - where did you send it to?09:26
sivangpitti: martin.pitt@ubuntu.com09:26
virogenesishas anyone else been experiencing 9 floppy drivers when running breezy?09:27
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sivangmorning mvo 09:27
virogenesismorning09:27
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mvohey sivang09:28
mvohow is HUB coming along?09:28
pittisivang: hm, odd, which subject?09:28
sivangpitti: can't recall :-/09:28
sivangpitti:them email was asking if we could create a patch from the upstream CVS for it.09:30
pittisivang: hm, I didn't get any mail09:31
sivangpitti: okay. nevermind. mind if I explain ?09:32
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pittisivang: ah, got it now09:38
sivangpitti: upstream fixed fd.o bug #2233, which is about adding disc capacity probing in the linux2 backend, if we could pull this update and incorporate it in our hal it would be great for HomeUserBackup, will allow me to do automatic slicing based on the inserted CD's capacity. Could we have this as a patch if you're not syncing the next hal from debian?09:39
pittisivang: it was hanging around in the postfix queue09:39
Ubugtumalone bug 2233 in gnomebaker "Gnomebaker blanking fail under breezy" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/223309:39
sivangpitti: ah, cool :)09:39
pittisivang: ah, I remember that bug09:39
pittisivang: I had a similar problem with n-c-b09:39
pittisivang: I hope that we can upgrade to 0.5.709:39
Seveassivang, try "freedesktop bug 2233" if you want to keep ubutu happy ;)09:39
Ubugtufreedesktop bug 2233 in hald "Add capacity property for CD/DVD volumes" [Normal,New]  https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=223309:39
pittisivang: but if not, pulling that patch is easy09:40
sivangpitti: cool, even I could od it :)09:40
sivangpitti: when will we know if mdz approves it?09:40
sivangSeveas: fd.o is shorter to type :)09:41
pittisivang: hal upstream is imported into bazaar.ubuntu.com, that's where I usually grab patches from :)09:41
sivangpitti: even cooler, that makes it even easier :)09:41
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infinitypitti: even better when it builds everywhere. :)09:46
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pittiinfinity: oh, if you need to upload another version, could you add the CVE number to the changelog?09:47
infinitypitti: It's in there.09:47
infinitypitti: The changelog includes the changelog entry from the breezy-security upload.09:47
pittiinfinity: oh, ok, I didn't see it on d-changes09:47
pittiok, I must have been blind then :)09:48
infinityNah, I didn't get it in the .changes, you're not blind. :)09:48
infinityThe .changes included everything > breezy-security09:48
pittiok *phew* 09:48
Mithrandirmaswan: care to take a look at ravel?  Seems not to be ponging09:49
Alinuxguteb morgen pitti , guten morgen all! :)09:51
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Alinuxlooolz09:53
Alinux2 mal :)09:53
KamionKyral: yes, but not widely advertised yet - that'll change over the next couple of days09:56
Kamionmpt_: yes?09:56
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pittihey dholbach 09:58
Kamionmjg59: it's kinda weird how much crap is in the xserver-xgl .diff.gz (like Makefile.in files)09:58
dholbachhey pitti09:58
fabbionehey dholbach 09:58
dholbachhey fabbione09:59
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fabbioneDear Desktop Team, please make gconf2 sucks less on amd6409:59
fabbionedholbach: :)09:59
Mithrandirs/on amd64//09:59
Kamion(but accepted anyway, looks fine)09:59
Lathiatso is novell actually shipping this?10:00
mpt_Kamion, how's the Espresso GUI going? I'm wondering if it would be ok to change one of the mockups to help answer the oft-asked question "why wasn't I asked for the root password?"10:01
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Kamionmpt_: "in progress"10:09
Kamionmpt_: feel free to change that mockup, yes; I haven't turned the Guadalinex UI into that screen yet10:09
mpt_ok10:09
Kamionalthough I do reserve the right not to copy the text verbatim :)10:09
Kamion(if we get user-setup improvements upstream that deal with the root password thing, as we should do soon, then I'll prefer that text because we'll have translations of it10:10
Kamion)10:10
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mpt_fair enough10:11
sivangmvo: oh just now saw your lines, I've almost finished the backend stuff (now working on the BackupEngine class which is the last one) I have cool progress indication propogation using generators, and now waiting for our hal to report volume.disc.capacity, workarounding the fact dar would backup only from one source path at a time, writing the cd burning support and see how I translate to the GUI the incermental backup and restore features of dar10:14
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HiddenWolfLathiat: looks like they're shipping it.10:27
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jsgotangco?10:31
siretartmorning10:31
jsgotangcohi!10:31
pittihi siretart 10:31
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siretarthi pitti 10:36
siretartelmo: could you please sync dssi_0.9.1-2 from unstable? thanks10:37
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Mithrandirseb128: you're aware that serpentine is uninstallable due to python-gst0.10 being in universe?10:44
seb128Mithrandir: yep, nothing I can do10:44
seb128I don't have promotion foo10:45
Mithrandirseb128: is a main inclusion report needed or can we just promote?10:45
seb128just promote10:45
Mithrandirsource's not in main, though.  Newer version?10:45
ograwhich we cant apparently10:45
ograMithrandir, namechange due to version name in binary ...10:45
Mithrandirogra: we can't what?  promote packages?10:46
ograyes10:46
ograapparently .10:46
Mithrandirwhy's that?10:46
ogradunno ...10:46
dholbachogra: What problem are you specifically referring to?10:47
ograwe can, but it maight be in elmos hands or in soyuz teams hands and teakes time ... inputattach *was* promoted ...10:47
ogradholbach, read above10:47
ogradholbach, all CDs breake due to python-gst0.10 being not in main ...10:47
Mithrandirgrr, so we can't just prod Kamion for it?10:47
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ograMithrandir, he'll point you to elmo, or soyuz or whomever ...10:48
seb128_re10:48
seb128_<seb128> that's python-gst new version10:48
seb128_<seb128> that has been discussed yesterday, but I think Kamion doesn't have the runes for it neither10:48
seb128_<seb128> we need to ask elmo10:48
tepsipakkiyay, xserver-xgl built successfully :)10:49
HiddenWolfnow we wait for mjg59 to gather more bugs than daniels ever did. ;)10:51
sivangxgl is go?10:54
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HiddenWolfhow bad can it break? :)10:55
seb128_that's not a such good idea to ship new cracks like that :p10:55
sivangseb128_: don't be a party breaker /me hugs seb128_ 10:55
seb128_people will flood the lists and launchpad of questions and bugs about them10:55
sivang:)10:55
seb128_no, no hug10:55
seb128_I'm not joking ....10:55
HiddenWolfseb128, it's a worse idea to let the random noob get it from some apt-get.org archive10:55
HiddenWolfseb128, at least this way you can have some influence on how they fuck up their systems.10:56
seb128_when they get apt-get.org we can reject the bugs and say the list is not right place10:56
seb128_ie: if you install broken stuff by yourself you take your responsability :)10:56
ograseb128_, +++++++ from me 10:56
sivangseb128_: maybe we can setup special lists and channels for that :) but seriously, you're probably right, it will cause some overhead, but then how otherwise the new crack will get stable and old ?10:56
ograi agree its a really bad idea10:56
seb128_dapper is not meant for new crack10:57
seb128_we should focus on stabilize10:57
sivangoh right! "stable and boring"10:57
seb128_stable is not really boring10:57
sivangit was just mark's words :)10:57
seb128_I'm happy to have a stable box10:57
sivangin a joke, ofcourse10:57
seb128_rather than a fun box crashing every 5 min10:57
ograand 3 years of bugreports for broken crack we cant fix are no fun either10:57
sivangseb128_: right , that is a good point.10:58
dholbachit's in universe, relax10:58
HiddenWolfobviously10:58
seb128_dholbach: I'm somewhat happy we ship it, some crack addict will want to try it :)10:58
ogradholbach, as the 2.6.11 kernel snapshot was ... (yes i know it appeared like an update there... but still)10:58
seb128_but people start abusing ubuntu-devel list about it10:58
sivangso maybe we can tell people that u-d ML is not right place for universe stuff, but u-m is possibly better, will that solve that?10:58
ograsivang, does it matter which ML you spam with it ? 10:59
seb128_people don't listen when you say that10:59
dholbachthe u-d mailing list is not the right place for bugs10:59
ograit produces noise *anywhere*10:59
dholbachit's a madhouse at the moment10:59
seb128_anyway that's the same issue than backport11:00
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seb128_we have a class of users which just want to try everything new and who complains 2 days after the stuff are here if it's not packaged11:00
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seb128_on what list?11:00
seb128_totem?11:01
ograyes... u-d11:01
ograyesterday ...11:01
sivangseb128_: what would you think would be a better approach? not provide even through universE? wait for it to stabilize?11:01
seb128_sivang: ship stuff when they are ready to be used11:01
WaterSevenUbKamion, dapper yesterday build. I choose Portuguese via F2 in the first splash screen and I proceed with installation. At a certain point I'm forced to choose I guess Brazilian Cities, in timezone configuration.11:01
ograsivang, not for a 3 year frozen release 11:01
seb128_doko: you broke gnome-python!!11:01
WaterSevenUbKamion, and that does not happen pressing enter and then choosing the language. Is this expected ?11:02
ograyoou can do that with a normal release ... and make a VERY BIG POINTER TO USE AT YOU OWN RISK11:02
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KamionWaterSevenUb: file a bug report on debian-installer with full directions on how to reproduce the bug please11:02
WaterSevenUbkamion, ok11:02
KamionPortuguese is an awkward case11:02
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tepsipakkiarf, the ia64 build of xgl is still pending11:04
tepsipakkiis floe so much slower?11:05
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seb128maybe a question for #launchpad11:06
seb128if you have a buildd issue11:06
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seb128but I would suggest to have a bit of patience11:06
tepsipakkiseb128: no issue, just impatient ;)11:07
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seb128tepsipakki: please express your impatience somewhere else so :p11:08
seb128that's not the place11:08
tepsipakkiok, sorry :)11:09
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mjg59Kamion: The orig.tar.gz is the CVS11:25
mjg59Kamion: It needed some heavy re-autotooling11:25
WaterSevenUbKamion, #31477, hope it's clear.11:27
KinnisonKamion: wiki updated.11:31
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Treenaksmjg59: it's known that the just-built xserver-xorg tries to access a non-existing dlopen: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/xgl/libxglx.so ?11:34
mjg59xserver-xorg?11:34
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Treenaksmjg59: uh.. xserver-xgl11:34
mjg59Treenaks: The wacom-tools build is nasty and I don't understand it. I'll look again later on.11:34
mjg59Treenaks: What version?11:34
Treenaksmjg59: 7.0.0-0ubuntu111:35
lixushello, is this the correct channel to ask questions about  http://cdimage.ubuntulinux.org/daily/current/dapper-install-powerpc.OVERSIZED ?11:35
Treenakswhen I built it myself it sort-of worked (though compiz broke with "GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap is missing"); autobuild of the same package seems broken11:35
ogralixus, its to big for the iso size ... thus the OVERZIZED file ...11:36
mjg59Treenaks: Now that's odd. I uploaded 7.0.0-0ubuntu2 (and have the .uploaded file to prove it), but it seems to have vanished11:36
lixusogra, thanks. that explains why i got read errors during install11:36
ogralixus, for the install isos its helpful to have a look at report.html ... if thats empty for powerpc, its more likely to work ...11:37
Treenakseaten by the launchpad11:37
ogramjg59, is it NEW ?11:37
lixusbtw the "current" link in the URL makes not much sense as it got re-linked while i was downloading overnight and therefore i ended up in broken iso11:38
Treenaksogra: it was11:38
mjg59ogra: I uploaded a version that went into NEW. I then uploaded another version.11:38
ogramjg59, did it get processed in the NEW queue ? 11:38
ogranote that we have some other stuff sitting there as well 11:39
lixusogra, will it work to burn that oversized iso to a DVD ? or are there differences between DVD ISOs and cdrom ISOs ?11:39
mjg59ogra: There wouldn't be any versions built otherwise11:39
ogramjg59, binary NEW :)11:39
Treenaksmjg59: did you upload the second version before NEW was processed?11:39
mjg59Treenaks: Yes11:39
mjg59I believe11:39
Treenaksmaybe that's the bug11:39
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ogralixus, thats really a matter of luck ... i saw some that worked from DVD ... i guess it depends on the amount of oversizedness ...11:40
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Kamionmjg59: fair enough11:45
Kamionlixus: burning to DVD should be just fine11:46
KamionI don't think it's a matter of luck unless we manage to oversize things by about 4GB11:46
lixusKamion & ogra thanks, i'll try with a DVD.11:47
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ograyeah it might be additional breakage i was hit by ...11:47
Treenaksmjg59: so you're re-uploading 0ubuntu2? or are you fixing more stuff and skipping to 0ubuntu3?11:48
mjg59Treenaks: I've just re-uploaded 0ubuntu2, because Launchpad dropped it on the floor11:48
Treenaksgo launchpad!11:48
HiddenWolfTreenaks: hey, even NASA can't get them up all the time.11:48
TreenaksHiddenWolf: that's because NASA is populated with old men :P11:49
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ograKinnison, mjg59, do you also think that we should set the defaults for "on battery" and "on ac" to "never" in g-p-m ? on battery is currently set to 20min and causes some surprises for user that arent aware of the switch to g-p-m12:06
Kinnisonwhat defaults would you suggest?12:07
ogranever 12:07
ograif a user wants to tweak it, he can ...12:07
pittiogra++12:07
Riddellmvo: ping12:07
mammadorihi all, I would like to help ('cause of master thesis in IT engineering) in development of the LiveCD, where I could start watching devel tools, sources and coordination?12:07
Kinnisonyou mean 'never' for the autosuspend?12:07
Riddellmvo: http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/gnome-app-install.diff12:07
ograbut if you get switched over silently it doesnt just suspend12:07
Kinnisonogra: or for some other config?12:07
Riddellmvo: quite a broken clean rule that package has12:07
ograKinnison, look at the power preferences12:08
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KinnisonI got upstream to accept our use-case for lock-only btw12:08
ograthere are sliders for "on ac power" (thats "never" by default) and for "on battery" thats "20 min" by default12:08
ogracool :)12:08
Kinnisonogra: right, so you're talking about the autosuspend on inactivity12:09
Kinnisonogra: yeah, i think the default for on-battery should be 'never'12:09
ograyup12:09
ograoki ... setting that ...12:09
KinnisonYou're preparing another g-p-m upload?12:09
ograyou can do it if you want ... the settings are in data/gnome-power-manager.schemas.in12:10
ograalso what do we do about notifications ? 12:10
KinnisonI was thinking about that one12:10
KinnisonI think having a "show notifications" option which defaults to 'on' would be nice12:10
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ograthere is one for "fully_charged" (which makes sense imho) and one for "ac_unplugged" (which doesnt imho)12:11
KinnisonI found the ac_unplugged one useful just yesterday12:11
ograsince i *know* i just umplugged the power12:11
Kinnisonrob tripped over my power cable and unplugged it from the power brick12:11
ograit helps on power outeages indeed :P12:11
Kinnisonand since I have the brightness set the same on both, I noticed12:11
Kinnisononly because I had the notification12:11
ograKinnison, did you note silbs problem with brightness ? 12:12
mjg59The problem with putting a default for sleep on battery is that it won't work on all machines12:12
Kinnisonogra: which bug number is that?12:12
Kinnisonmjg59: aye, so defaulting to never seems sane12:12
mjg59Also:12:12
ograot was set to 7% or something after the upgarde .... being on ac12:12
ograKinnison, no idea if there is a bug number12:12
mjg59Doing anything that enables sleep should pop up a dialog saying that it's experimental and may not work12:12
mjg59(Possibly with a "Go away and don't tell me again" box)12:13
mjg59I think we need to indicate that it's potentially dangerous12:13
mammadoriI would like to help LiveCD development, any advices?12:13
Kamionthe live CD is built automatically from normal Ubuntu packages; there aren't many pieces that are specific to the live CCD12:14
Kamioner, CD12:14
Kamionthis channel and the ubuntu-devel mailing list are good places to start out watching development12:15
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Kinnisonogra: I certainly believe we should default the brightness to 100% in all cases too12:16
mammadoriKamion: I would like to help on automatic tools, not on packaging or similar, initramfs, unionfs, squashfs, casper-cow and so on 12:16
ograKinnison, hmm, it saves a lot of battery if you turn it lower on battery ...12:16
ograi'd suggest 60% on battery and 100% on ac12:17
mammadori(bad comma I wrote); so I would like to help in the many specific LiveCD areas12:17
ograor 70% on battery 12:17
Kinnisonogra: if that's easy to express in the default schema then cool12:17
Kinnisonogra: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331164 btw12:17
Ubugtugnome2 bug 331164 in gnome-power-manager "No facility to lock the screen on lid closure" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]  12:17
ograthe schema has defaults for both ...12:18
ograKinnison, oh thats a duplicate12:18
pittion the same topic, the screensaver still gets active right after resuming, which is a big annoyance12:18
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ograKinnison, Bug 2988112:19
ograthats the older and original one ...12:19
infinitypitti: Due to clock skew, I assume, though some may see it as a feature anyway.12:19
pittiogra: heh, ubugtu minds capitalization :)12:19
ograKinnison, silly Ubugtu bug 2988112:19
Ubugtumalone bug 29881 in gnome-screensaver "Closing the lid should lock the screen if locking is activated in gnome-screensaver" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2988112:19
pittiinfinity: well, real time indeed progressed half a day when I resume my laptop12:20
infinitypitti: Exactly.12:20
ograKinnison, ah, oh, yours is upstream :)12:20
pittiinfinity: well, it should either lock the screen before going to sleep, or not get active at all12:20
pittiright now, it's just silly12:20
Kinnisonogra: aye :-)12:20
ograhaha12:20
infinitypitti: I'd be fine with activating/locking before sleeping.12:21
ograKinnison, look at the schemas file and dig for "LCD" 12:21
pittiinfinity: as a default, agreed, if it can be turned off easily12:21
Kamionmammadori: generally the best approach is just to dive in on stuff that interests you; sending patches for existing bug reports is often a good place to start12:21
Kamions/place/way/12:21
infinitypitti: And yeah, I see the point.  If you don't want it to lock, we should have a way to tell the screensaver on resume "hey, I just came back from resume, ignore that 5 day clock skew"...12:21
ograKinnison, on ac: <default>7</default>, on battery <default>3</default>12:21
ograKinnison, thats percent ....12:21
pittiinfinity: right; I don't need my screen locked if I just keep my laptop in my room12:22
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ograKinnison, ah, see bug 31490, silbs just filed it 12:25
Ubugtumalone bug 31490 in gnome-power-manager "Default settings need review" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3149012:25
Kinnisonogra: If you take on the g-p-m stuff, I can finish my acpid patches12:25
ograoki12:25
siretartelmo: please sync u++_5.3.0-1 from unstable, ok to override ubuntu changes12:28
fabbionesiretart: isn't that an UVF exception too?12:31
siretartfabbione: we already have 5.3.0 in dapper, as 5.3.0-0ubuntu112:32
siretartfabbione: we updated ahead of debian12:32
sivangpitti: http://bazaar.ubuntu.com/hal@arch.ubuntu.com/ <== branch from here if I want to grab the patch?12:32
pittisivang: yes12:35
fabbionesiretart: ok12:35
sivangpitti: thx12:35
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mjg59How often do packages get picked up by the buildds?12:37
Treenaksmjg59: should 0ubuntu2 fix the GLX_EXT_texture_from_pixmap thing from compiz too?12:39
Treenaksor is that a compiz bug?12:39
ograseb128, how do i reset my gconf user defaults for one specific app without wiping all my settings with the new %gconf-tree.xml implementation ??12:40
mjg59Treenaks: Upgrade mesa12:41
seb128ogra: gconftool-2 --recursive-unset /apps/app12:41
ograthanks :)12:41
seb128np12:41
Treenaksmjg59: to what? I have the newest12:41
mjg59Treenaks: Ah. In that case, make sure that compiz links itself against Mesa, not the ATI libGL12:41
mjg59LD_LIBRARY_PRELOAD is probably the easiest way to do that12:41
Treenaksmjg59: nvidia, but yes12:42
mjg59Treenaks: BTW - does radeonfb work on your laptop?12:42
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Treenaksmjg59: which laptop? the one with broken X ?12:42
mjg59Treenaks: Yeah12:44
Kinnisonmjg59: before I make my first unsponsored upload, can I get you to review the diff (s'tiny)12:45
Treenaksmjg59: I'll try when I'm back home12:45
Kinnisonmjg59: acpid, fixes bug 31407, http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/acpid-8-9.diff12:45
Ubugtumalone bug 31407 in acpid "powerbtn.sh incorrectly looks for PowerManager" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3140712:45
infinityKinnison: Oh, just upload.  You can always upload again if you were wrong! ;)12:46
Treenaksmjg59: about compiz, this means the universe one doesn't work out of the box..12:46
infinityKinnison: Besides, I hear that soyuz thingee needs as many uploads as possible to stress test it.12:46
mjg59Kinnison: It should also check for the KDE equivalent12:46
fabbioneKinnison: looks good to me.. screw KDE :P12:46
mjg59Treenaks: I'll think about ways around that12:47
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Kinnisonmjg59: I thought the dcop thing was the KDE one12:47
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mjg59Kinnison: No, that just sends a message to KDE to log you off12:47
Kinnisonmjg59: Oh, it's not interactive ?12:47
mjg59Kinnison: If there's a KDE power policy manager running, it probably ought to be in charge12:48
Kinnisonmjg59: right, do you happen to know the name of such?12:48
mjg59Kinnison: Not off the top of my head - Riddell?12:48
RiddellKinnison: it'll be kded for now, may change to kpowersave soon12:48
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mjg59Treenaks: I guess it's possible to just add a wrapper that makes sure it links against the right library12:49
KinnisonRiddell: so if I make it drop out if kded or kpowersave is seen, that'll do the trick?12:49
RiddellKinnison: actually  `dcop kded | grep klaptopdaemon`12:49
RiddellKinnison: yes12:49
Kinnisonumm12:49
mjg59Treenaks: Where does mesa end up on an nvidia sysem?12:49
KinnisonRiddell: I don't understand dcop so can you construct for me a shell fragment to DTRT?12:50
KinnisonRiddell: and pastebin it or something?12:50
RiddellKinnison: if  `dcop kded | grep klaptopdaemon`  return klaptopdaemon then it's running, else it's not12:50
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KinnisonRiddell: if [ "x$(dcop kded | grep klaptopdaemon)" != x ] ; then \n exit\nfi12:51
KinnisonRiddell: ?12:51
KinnisonRiddell: and for kpowersave?12:51
Treenaksmjg59: uh, which file?12:51
Treenaksmjg59: I have libGL.so.1.2.xlibmesa in /usr/lib/nvidia12:52
RiddellKinnison: look right yes.  just pidof kpowersave would work12:52
KinnisonRiddell: righty12:52
mjg59Treenaks: So it gets moved there when you install the nvidia drivers?12:52
Treenaksmjg59: /usr/lib/libGL.so.112:53
Treenaksdiverted by nvidia-glx to: /usr/lib/nvidia/libGL.so.1.xlibmesa12:53
Treenaks/usr/lib/libGL.so.1.212:53
Treenaksdiverted by nvidia-glx to: /usr/lib/nvidia/libGL.so.1.2.xlibmesa12:53
mjg59Treenaks: Ok, thanks12:53
Riddell_mvo_: ping12:53
mvoRiddell: pong12:53
Riddell11:07 < Riddell> mvo: http://muse.19inch.net/~jr/tmp/gnome-app-install.diff12:53
Riddell11:07 < Riddell> mvo: quite a broken clean rule that package has12:53
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KinnisonRiddell: I've updated the diff I listed above, can you check it out?12:55
RiddellKinnison: good for me thanks12:56
KinnisonRiddell: cool, ta12:56
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infinitymjg59: I don't think there's much hope for Xgl working with fglrx/nvidia... Preloading the mesa libGL will hideously break the custom libGLs, which will break GL rendering, which would sort of defeat the purpose of Xgl...12:56
pittiinfinity: in that case, having xgl doesn't make much sense at all? how did the novell guys solve that?12:57
pittiinfinity: I have yet to see an OSS driver which provides the necessary performance...12:57
infinitypitti: Hrm?  It'll work fine with free OpenGL implementations, of which we have many.12:58
mjg59infinity: Xgl uses the custom libGLs, but then any clients use Mesa12:58
mjg59infinity: It works fine12:58
pittiinfinity: well, hw opengl works OOTB on my laptop at least, but it's performance is still pretty poor12:58
infinitypitti: the radeon driver has pretty decent OpenGL performance on most cards except for the shiniest and newest.12:58
pittiinfinity: hm, if 'shiniest an newest' includes cards which are two years old ...12:58
Treenakspitti: Radeon 9600 works fine with the 'radeon' driver for me12:59
infinitypitti: No... Shiniest and newest is pretty shiny and new... radeon works well with full accel on my X300.12:59
Treenakspitti: (+ accelerated OpenGL on)12:59
pittiTreenaks: cool, that didn't yet work half a year ago even12:59
infinitymjg59: Hrm.  Alright.12:59
Treenakspitti: no, it's a Dapper Exclusive ;)12:59
pittiTreenaks: the only driver that really works on my flatmate's breezy is vesa :(12:59
HiddenWolfpitti: I guess there is some sense to novell shipping this crack01:00
Treenakspitti: yeughrgh01:00
pittiTreenaks: (he has some 9600ish card, too)01:00
infinitymjg59: Should I "fix" LRM to divert libGL.so.1.2 to the same location for both hfglrx and nvidia, so you can do hideous preload hacks on it.01:00
infinitymjg59: ?01:00
pittiHiddenWolf: right, that's why I'm interested in how the heck they got decent drivers 01:00
mjg59infinity: That would possibly be helpful01:00
mjg59pitti: It works "acceptably" with the open drivers on my (quite slow) i85501:00
pittinice to hear01:01
HiddenWolfpitti: throwing a lot of effort into it, and having some kind of check "if you use X or Y driver, enable, otherwise print bad luck"01:01
pittiso it seems that the radeon driver guys really did some great work recently :)01:01
infinityYeah, it's not mind-blowingly fast here either, but it does work.  And, entertainingly, is a bit more stable than fglrx.01:01
mjg59The expose effect is nice01:02
mjg59Especially with wobbly windows01:02
infinitymjg59: Right now, they're diverted to /usr/lib/{nvidia,fglrx}/libGL.so.1.2.xlibmesa01:02
mjg59infinity: Thanks01:02
infinitymjg59: So, aside from the obvious path diffence, it's reasoanably standard.01:02
mjg59infinity: Can probably deal with that01:03
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infinitymjg59: I could change them to both go to /usr/lib/lrm or something...01:03
mjg59infinity: If you feel like some misery :) To be honest, having two locations to check isn't too much pain01:04
infinitymjg59: Of course, this all falls apart when users install binary drivers by hand anyway (and lots of them do... ubuntu-users and the forums are filled with people doing it daily)01:04
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mjg59Well, they get to keep both halves01:04
mjg59If they overwrite Mesa, well01:04
infinitymjg59: Apparently, it's more fun to download binary drivers yourself than to install ones that Just Work.01:04
mjg59Yay it's queued now01:04
HiddenWolfinfinity: don't forget things like that automatix crap01:05
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Kamionogra: I can process NEW just fine, you don't need to bug Kinnison about it :)01:18
ograKamion, i didnt, he showed up himself ... asking :)01:18
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ograoh, and i was wrong, its about promotion to main, not NEW ... *sigh*01:19
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Kamionindeed, that part I can't do01:20
carlospitti: hi01:21
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carlospitti: could you join #launchpad?01:22
Mithrandirseb128: what's the reason for glade Recommending automake1.4?  Can we up it to something a bit more recent, like 1.9?01:22
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siretart** (gnome-power-manager:13117): WARNING **: gpm_brightness_level_update_hw: No reply within specified time01:22
jeroenvrpplease devels, look at bug #660801:22
Ubugtumalone bug 6608 in Ubuntu Dapper "Sound not enabled (muted) and sound applet showing headphone (not volume)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/660801:22
siretartanyone has a clue what this could come from?01:22
jeroenvrphttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/660801:22
Ubugtumalone bug 6608 in Ubuntu Dapper "Sound not enabled (muted) and sound applet showing headphone (not volume)" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  01:22
jeroenvrpit's about the sound in dapper01:23
jeroenvrp please look at my last comment in that bug btw01:23
seb128Mithrandir: I don't know, probably for the autogenerated code stuff, but nobody uses it01:23
sebest_mjg59,  hello, i can comfirm that for xgl and nvidia i must adjust LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/nvidia for compiz, after having linked libGL.so.1 -> libGL.so.1.2.xlibmesa01:23
Mithrandirseb128: mind if I nuke it?01:23
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seb128Mithrandir: not at all, does it hurt? Maybe move it as Suggests rather than dropping it?01:23
mjg59sebest_: Does LD_PRELOAD not work?01:23
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Mithrandirseb128: it made me upset, does that count?  :-)  I'd just be bumping it to automake 1.9 instaead.01:24
Mithrandirinstead, even01:24
seb128dunno if that works with 1.9, that would require some playing with it01:25
seb128but as said nobody uses it and I don't think we should bother01:25
seb128drop or update the version as you prefer01:25
Mithrandirok, I'll drop it then.01:25
seb128k01:25
sebest_mjg59,  i'll test now01:26
tepsipakkimjg59: how to use LD_PRELOAD? for compiz only or also for Xgl?01:26
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mjg59tepsipakki: Only for compiz01:26
sebest_tepsipakki, only for compiz01:27
tepsipakkiok, thanks01:27
sebest_mjg59, it works01:28
tepsipakkisebest: how did you use it?-)01:28
sebest_for people interested in xgl with nvidia: http://pastebin.com/55579501:29
tepsipakkisebest: thanks! Mine just crashes while writing the LD_PRE...01:30
tepsipakki;)01:30
tepsipakkiI had Xgl running from gdm01:30
sebest_with this script i have Xgl running perfectly01:31
TreenaksMy compiz crashes01:31
sebest_tepsipakki, do you start it from a shell?01:31
sebest_i mean a console01:31
sebest_i stop gdm and the like01:31
tepsipakkigdm starts another server, which is Xgl, but I'll try running it directly01:31
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mjg59Right, fixed compiz uploaded01:32
mjg59(Should avoid the need to LD_PRELOAD)01:32
sebest_the script that i paste bien, must be run when no other server X is running01:32
sebest_mjg59, so on next compiz update, no need for the PRELOAD?01:32
mjg59Correct01:32
sebest_i also noticed that i mustn't use the "gconf" plugin otherwise the gnome-window-decorator doesn't work01:33
mjg59If you use the gconf plugin, you have to specify modules in gconf rather than on the command line01:33
sebest_mjg59, yes, but if i combien gconf + the plugin name on the command line the decorator doesn't work01:36
sebest_this issue is documented here: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_XGL01:36
sebest_s/combien/combine01:36
mjg59sebest_: Yes. If you use the gconf plugin, you have to specify modules in gconf rather than on the command line.01:37
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Treenakssebest_: I get find_mesa_visual returned NULL for visualID = 0x002c01:37
Treenakssebest_: now01:37
HiddenWolfGood luck guys =)01:38
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sebest_Treenaks, what program display this message?01:39
sebest_Xgl, compiz, the decorator?01:39
infinitymjg59: Why is compiz built against QT4?01:40
Treenakssebest_: compiz, I think01:40
Treenakssebest_: no, Xgl.. compiz just segfaults01:41
mjg59infinity: kde-window-decorator support01:41
sebest_Treenaks, what is your hardware?01:41
infinitymjg59: Which QT3 didn't have?01:41
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mjg59infinity: It seemed happy building against QT4 and didn't seem happy building against QT301:41
infinityFair enough. :)01:41
mjg59I prefer not to get QT on me, so, well01:41
Treenakssebest_: Nvidia GeForce 7800 GTX (PCI-E)01:41
mjg59Treenaks: Which Xgl package are you using?01:42
Treenaksmjg59: hm.. good point01:42
Treenaksmjg59: I _was_ using a custom-built 0ubuntu1, it seems01:42
sebest_Treenaks, also make sure that you are using the nvidia proprietary drivers01:43
sebest_that dri and GLcore are commented01:43
sebest_and that glx is loaded01:43
Treenakssebest_: ah,, commented.. good point01:43
Treenakssebest_: those aren't commented, glx is loaded01:43
sebest_and that you have the restricted drivers installed01:43
infinitymjg59: Should xserver-xgl recommend or suggest compiz?01:43
sebest_and that the nvidia module is loaded01:43
Treenakssebest_: it is01:43
Treenakssebest_: I think it's the X config thing01:44
mjg59infinity: I'm not sure01:44
Treenaksinfinity: it works without compiz, just not in 'l33t mode' (right?)01:44
mvoinfinity: I get a conffile prompt on /etc/mkinitramfs/initramfs .conf on breezy->dapper upgrade. is this a pknown problem?01:45
infinityTreenaks: Hence a suggest or recommend, not a dependency.01:45
infinitymvo: Yes, I'll fix it in my next upload.01:45
mvoinfinity: thanks01:45
infinitymvo: I don't suppose you have a breezy system where you can get me dpkg's idea of the md5sum of that conffile?01:46
mvoinfinity: in a couple of minutes (~30m)01:47
KyralMorning01:52
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infinityBizarre system.02:08
ograyes, i didnt even get karma for adding bzr branches ...02:08
ogra(that should raise it by 1000 for every branch :) )02:08
infinityI guess my mistake is always closing bugs and putting the comment in the close bit.. I'd have karma through the roof if I'd commented on every bug I closed before I closed it. :)02:11
infinityOh well.  Here's hoping no one uses karma for anything useful.02:11
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Menozhi all! I'm trying to set up an ubuntu repository, but when I try to make an update from a client, I get (sometimes, not alwais) this error:02:12
Menozapt-get update02:12
MenozErr http://192.168.2.10 breezy Release.gpg02:12
Menoz  Bad header line02:12
MenozHit http://192.168.2.10 breezy Release02:12
MenozIgn http://192.168.2.10 breezy/main Packages02:12
MenozIgn http://192.168.2.10 breezy/universe Packages02:12
MenozHit http://192.168.2.10 breezy/main Packages02:13
MenozHit http://192.168.2.10 breezy/universe Packages02:13
MenozFailed to fetch http://192.168.2.10/ubuntu/dists/breezy/Release.gpg  Bad header line02:13
MenozReading package lists... Done02:13
MenozE: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.02:13
Menozcan someone hel me?02:13
mvoKamion: are you interessted in flight3 install reports from users? 02:17
ograMenoz, this is not a support channel, please ask in #ubuntu02:18
Kamionmvo: bug reports as usual02:18
MenozI thought that "setting up an ubuntu repository" was a devel problem02:19
Kamionmvo: sure, as long as they don't mind many of them being marked as duplicates02:19
Menozpardon02:19
mammadorikamion: tnx for answer, there is a livecd bugs page?02:19
Kamionmammadori: there are bug lists for each of the individual components02:19
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mammadoriKamion: ubts, malone or what?02:20
Kamionstuff like unionfs and squashfs generally belongs along with kernel bugs, of course02:20
Kamionmalone02:20
mammadoriKamion: tnx02:20
Kamionjanimo: I meant to ask you, how come the libxfce4mcs in NEW builds libxfce4mcs-client3 and libxfce4mcs-manager3 while the current binaries in the archive are libxfce4mcs-client-2 and libxfce4mcs-manager-2 (note the dashes)?02:21
Kamionis that an error?02:21
janimoKamion, with the new uploads I made the binaries conform to the lib packaging guid02:22
janimoand follow sonames02:22
infinityYeah, the new ones look correct to me.02:22
janimoI talked to debian packagers and they said they'll do the same02:22
Kamionok, if you've coordinated it then that's fine02:22
janimobtw are you handling NEW?02:23
janimoinfinity for the xf packages which currently picked up 4.2 libs do I need new uploads with build1 versions to pick upu the new depends?02:24
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pittiKamion: can you please accept language-pack-ka and language-pack-gnome-ka for breezy-updates? the last langpack update broke these02:26
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infinityjanimo: Yes, you'll obviously need new builds to build against the new libs.02:30
Kamionjanimo: yes, working on NEW02:31
Kamionjanimo: I was surprised to see them built against the old libs, certainly; I was expecting a build-dependency to ensure the outer packages didn't build until the inner ones were accepted02:32
Kamionpitti: any idea how I do breezy-updates at the moment? it's soyuz now, right?02:32
janimoKamion, that's because I frogot to explicitely dep on newer libs (pending upload)02:33
Kamionright02:33
Kamionlibxfce4mcs accepted anyway02:33
janimoand thought that just retriggering the builds in LP will do 02:33
janimothanks02:33
pittiKamion: no idea, I uploaded it to the jackass queue (as directed)02:33
janimoso islibxfce4util right? that changed binary name as well02:34
janimoI saw it built yesterday02:34
Kamionthat looked ok, I processed it yesterday02:34
KinnisonKamion: as I understand it, source uploads for -updates should go to upload.ubuntu.com02:34
Kamionor the day before, or something02:34
pittiKamion: hm, it's not in jackass' accepted, and ISTR that somebody said they are already handled by soyuz02:34
KamionKinnison: yeah, but do I approve them in katie or in soyuz?02:34
KinnisonKamion: but binaries won't be built until another rev of the codeline on drescher due to a bug which cprov has recently fixed02:34
KinnisonKamion: the approval would be in soyuz02:34
KinnisonKamion: katie is only used for security02:35
KamionKinnison: nothing in the unapproved queue though02:35
Kamiondamnit I need a madison for soyuz that isn't potentially six hours out of date02:35
KinnisonKamion: queue -R breezy -Q unapproved info \*02:35
Kamionaha; would be nice if there were some way to get a report for all distroreleases02:36
KinnisonKamion: the queues are currently split by distrorelease (known issue, being worked on)02:36
Kamionwhat do I do, queue -R breezy -Q unapproved accept?02:37
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KinnisonKamion: ar02:40
Kamionis that a yes? :)02:41
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KinnisonSorry, I was unclear02:42
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Kamionpitti: ok, done02:47
Kamionthanks Kinnison02:48
dholbachinfinity, lamont: could you please give back opal?02:48
pittithank you02:48
Kamionthis workflow is quite good actually02:48
dholbachinfinity, lamont: it's in MANUALDEPWAIT02:48
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Kamionok, any pending promotions-to-main/demotions-to-universe people need?02:58
siretartKamion: yes, the libxine-extracodecs stuff02:58
siretartbut thats a universe/multiverse demotion02:59
pittiKamion: mysql-dfsg-4.1 to universe would be nice02:59
pittiKamion: and mozilla, if that's already possible (enigmail built successfully, so it should actually)03:00
KamionI don't have an anastacia yet03:00
pittimysql was ready to go even before the soyuz switch, that shuold be ok03:01
pittiKamion: oh, current tool doesn't do sanity checking?03:01
ograKamion, python-gst0.10 indeed :)03:02
Kamionpitti: no03:02
Kamionogra: cprov did that one03:02
pittiKamion: rdepends looks good, though03:03
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Kamionpitti: including libmysqlclient14{,-dev}?03:04
pittiKamion: yes, mysql is safe03:04
pittiKamion: I meant, rdepends for mozilla-dev03:04
KamionI might see if I can hack together a really crappy version of anastacia that doesn't need the archive database03:05
ograKamion, ah, nice :)03:05
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Kinnisonmjg59: I've been sorting out the acpid bugs, I'm down to two, one of which I'm unconvinced is a bug, the other is the adm permissions thing03:09
mjg59Kinnison: adm permissions?03:10
Kinnisonmjg59: One solution to the "logfile should be group 'adm'" bug is presented in http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilver/acpid-9-10.diff which adds a logfilegroup argument to acpid which defaults to 'adm' and which fchown()s the log on acpid startup03:10
mjg59Ah03:10
mjg59Ok03:10
Kinnisonhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/acpid/+bug/2835203:10
Ubugtumalone bug 28352 in acpid "log file should be gid: adm" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:10
KinnisonDo you think this is a good solution?03:11
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mjg59I'd have thought the ideal solution would be to shift to syslog, but...03:11
Kinnisonhmm, not sure that'd be neat. would syslog automatically provide a split out logfile?03:12
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Kamionno, if you made it facility daemon then it'd go to daemon.log though03:15
Kinnisoncurrently it's quite nice to have the acpid log split out03:16
Kamionhmm, I find that a hindrance often03:16
KinnisonKamion: Oh?03:16
Kamionwhen trying to figure out where the heck something logs, the fewer choices the better03:16
Keybukmvo: I thought you fixed update-notifier? :)03:16
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Kamionand with syslog, then it often ends up in multiple places (e.g. /var/log/syslog as well as everywhere else), which is good for findability03:17
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Kamionbut it depends exactly how verbose acpid can be, I guess; for example it's pretty obvious that apache logs should be split out03:18
KinnisonIt can be quite verbose03:18
Kamionthe question is whether acpid is more like dhcpd, sshd, smartd - or more like apache, exim, innd03:19
KamionIMO03:19
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Kinnison(in batches of 15 lines or so, every 15 seconds or so)03:19
Kamionurgh, that's loads03:19
Kinnisondepending on the battery states etc, charging vs. discharging etc03:19
Kamionis that in some special debug mode?03:19
Kinnisonno, that's standard logging as we do in the package currently03:20
mvoKeybuk: fixed what in update-notifier? the "it eats my cpu" problem?03:20
Kamionok, in that case I can see that it should be a separate log03:20
Kamionfile03:20
KamionI'd also argue it should be made less obnoxiously verbose by default though03:20
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Kinnisonheh03:21
KinnisonIt's not consistent03:21
KinnisonE.g. since I booted this morning I've had ca. 60k lines03:21
KinnisonIt depends on when events come in basically03:21
KinnisonI can certainly see an argument for simplifying and shrinking the default log output03:21
KinnisonHowever it still deserves its separate logfile in the short term I feel03:21
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KinnisonI'll send 0ubuntu10 to the archive and file a bug on simplifying the log output03:23
KinnisonUmm, 1ubuntu1003:25
KinnisonI know what I mean, oh yes03:25
spaceyDiziet: ping03:26
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Kamionsiretart: libxine-extracodecs | 1.1.1+ubuntu1-1 | dapper/multiverse | amd64, i386, powerpc03:33
Kamionsiretart: it was that way already - is there something else that needs to be moved?03:34
siretartKamion: seems to be sorted out, I will as slomo again03:34
siretartKamion: he asked me some days ago to write an email to you/elmo because of that03:34
Kamionpitti: mysql-dfsg-4.1 demoted I think, change-override.py is, er, rather quiet by default03:36
pittithanks03:36
pittiKamion: what do we do about mozilla? wait for your anastacia?03:37
siretartKamion: ok, sorry for bugging about xine, everythings allright about that.03:38
Kamionwait for *an* anastacia if not mine, anyway03:38
Kamionsiretart: ok, no problem03:38
Kinnisonwhat did anastacia do?03:39
ograhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt03:40
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ograthrow out that file above03:40
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siretartKamion: ah, if you have madison at hand, could you please tell me, in what component the binary package 'libxine1c2' is?03:41
Kinnisonogra: is that essentially a diff between the component overrides and germinate's output?03:41
siretartKamion: If it is still in universe, it needs to go to multiverse03:42
ograKinnison, i dont know the internals ... i just know the output ...03:42
lamontKinnison: do we have a buildd-mgmt ui yet?03:42
Kamionlibxine1c2 | 1.1.1+ubuntu1-1 | dapper/universe | amd64, i386, powerpc03:42
Kinnisonlamont: ask someone working on soyuz :-)03:42
Kinnisonlamont: E.g. cprov03:42
lamontright.  my bad03:43
Kinnisonalthough he just went for lunch :-)03:43
Kamionsiretart: moved to multiverse03:43
KamionKinnison: diff> yes03:43
KinnisonKamion: right03:44
Kamionalthough phrased as human-reviewable instructions of what to do to bring the overrides into sync with germinate03:44
siretartKamion: thanks!03:44
KinnisonKamion: did anastacia work from projectB or from the archive?03:44
KamionKinnison: projectB03:44
Kinnison:-(03:44
Kamionright, I was going to have a brief look at temporarily porting it to use Packages/Sources, but I think I have too much else to do03:45
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dholbachjanimo: is the ruby thing on revu something xfce-related?03:51
janimodholbach, nope03:53
janimooh wait what ruby thing??03:53
janimoyou mean lua? I don;t remember any ruby package03:54
dholbachjanimo: ah no, sorry *lua*03:54
janimoyeah the other obscure lil language :)03:54
dholbach:-p03:54
janimowell I mean to do some lua bindings to xfce in the future so it's indirectly related03:54
janimoit'd be nice to have gtk-lua in dapper though03:54
dholbachjanimo: Kinnison will be delighted.03:55
janimoI suppose :)03:55
janimodholbach, do you have time for REVU besides doing the gnome uploads? :)03:56
janimogotta sell me some time management tips03:56
dholbachjanimo: GNOME upload is done. bug triage is pending. but today it REVU day, so... :-)03:57
janimoI actually enjoyed those lua-gtk bindings, I started learning gtk using them since the C api is too messy at first03:58
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janimobecause you are? :)03:58
pittiMaintainer: Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@debian.org>03:58
janimooh that would also mean Ian is in love with firefox ;)\03:59
dholbachjanimo: He loves it in a very special way. :-)04:00
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KamionMithrandir: something's wrong with debconffilter startup after merging that espresso change04:05
KamionMithrandir: it starts up user-setup on the autopartitioning page04:05
Mithrandirnot with the latest merge04:05
Mithrandirrevno: 72904:06
Mithrandircommitter: Tollef Fog Heen <tfheen@golem>04:06
Mithrandirbranch nick: trunk04:06
Mithrandirtimestamp: Wed 2006-02-15 15:24:21 +010004:06
Mithrandirmessage: more named constants04:06
Mithrandirthat one fixes it for me04:06
KamionI have that04:06
Mithrandirhmm, weird04:08
Kamionalso you don't use BREADCRUMB_* anywhere04:08
Mithrandirthen your merge is botched04:09
Kamionbugger04:09
Mithrandirwhat does gtkui.py:192 look like for you?04:09
Mithrandir            if self.current_page == STEP_USER_INFO:04:09
Mithrandiris what I have.04:09
Kamionyes, same04:09
Mithrandiruh, sorry.-04:10
Mithrandirmea culpa, I shelved04:10
Mithrandirand forgot to unshelve04:10
Mithrandirthat is, something ate the .rej04:11
Mithrandirok, pushed, same location04:12
Kamionre-merged, debconffiltering still screwy04:17
KamionI'll investigate04:17
Mithrandirit works for me, so.04:18
Mithrandirtry rsyncing down the tree and diff-ing them?04:18
Kamion:q04:19
Kamioner04:19
KamionMithrandir: could you chmod go+r debian/changelog espresso/frontend/gtkui.py in your branch on rookery please?04:21
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janimoKamion, a bzr get http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/seeds/dapper gives 404 on a specific weave did something change lately?04:27
janimoI haven't merged the seeds in a while. Both pull and merge give the same error04:27
janimoand pull corrupted a working dir04:28
janimoI am using a 0.8pre from jbailey's daily but of a few weeks ago if that helps04:28
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Kamionjanimo: try disabling your HTTP proxy if you're using one04:32
Kamiona local bzr get on people.ubuntu.com works fine04:33
janimoKamion, I have tried a get with bzr 0.7 (dapper version) and it works, let's see about the merge. sorry for the noise, it may be some bzr incompatibility04:34
janimoand the proxy thing I recall giving problems earlier but only by not showing updates not corrupting stuff04:34
janimoI guess there's no way of fixing an archvive on which bzr check reports errors04:35
KamionMithrandir: not done04:38
Kamioncjwatson@rookery:/home/tfheen/public_html/bzr/espresso/trunk$ find ! -perm +04404:38
Kamion./debian/changelog04:38
Kamion./espresso/frontend/gtkui.py04:38
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KinnisonKamion: that's a known bzr merge bug04:46
KinnisonKamion: the conflict resolution sometimes buggers up the perms04:46
Kinnisonmjg59: As a techboard person can you please set up a poll on ubuntu-dev about changelog formats for closing bugs in malone?04:47
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Kinnisonmjg59: the formats we've come up with so far are: 'closes: malone#nnnn' 'malone: #nnnn' and 'launchpad: #nnnn'04:47
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dholbachand please include the changelog of the upload as a comment in the bug! :)04:48
KamionKinnison: well, I need it fixed manually04:49
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Kamionchange-override scares me04:51
seb128Kinnison: I do use "Ubuntu: #nnnnn" :)04:51
seb128hum, I've to run for half an hour, bbl04:52
Kinnisonseb128: Hmm04:53
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Kinnisonmjg59: any ideas about bug 3125104:55
Ubugtumalone bug 31251 in gnome-power-manager "[Dapper Flight 3]  The consumption of energy of the monitor with use of the battery is not reduced" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3125104:55
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mjg59Kinnison: Brightness change should be automatic on ac switch05:00
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jonohi all05:00
mjg59We don't have any code to control that on Compaqs05:00
mjg59jono: You've got your Xgl05:00
jonomjg59, yeah Treenaks was just saying :)05:01
Treenaksmjg59: I'm getting this when I run Xgl:05:01
TreenaksNo matching visual for __GLcontextMode with visual class = 1 (32774), nplanes = 3205:01
mjg59Treenaks: Yeah, somebody else had that. No idea why.05:01
Treenaksand any attempt to draw on it gets me: X Error of failed request:  BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)05:01
KamionMithrandir: ping? help05:02
Treenaksmjg59: oh, and when I get the BadAlloc, the Xgl window closes and re-opens, and I get this message: 05:03
jonoI am still getting initd errors when I boot dapper in vmware05:03
Treenaksmjg59: find_mesa_visual returned NULL for visualID = 0x002d05:03
jonoI submitted a bug some time ago, but it still seems to plague dapper05:03
Kinnisonmjg59: is that no code *yet* or no code at all expected?05:03
mjg59Kinnison: It's "I don't have this hardware and have no idea how to speak to it"05:04
Kinnisonmjg59: fair enough, thanks05:05
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KinnisonThere, bug 31251 has a slightly better title/description now05:08
Ubugtumalone bug 31251 in gnome-power-manager "Lack programmatic support for brightness adjustment of compaq laptops" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3125105:08
KinnisonI think I'll pass it over to hal too05:09
Kinnisonpitti: merry xmas05:09
mjg59Kinnison: Yeah, either hal or the kernel05:09
KinnisonI've given it to hal pending any better idea05:11
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Kinnisonseb128: I'm trying to track down what puts gnome-power-manager into the default session05:43
Kinnisonseb128: any ideas?05:43
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Kinnisonmjg59: I have some acpi-support changes. Do you want them or should I upload?05:47
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Riddellmvo: did you upload app-install-data?05:48
mvoRiddell: yes05:49
mvoBinary: app-install-data gnome-app-install05:49
mvoArchitecture: source05:49
mvoVersion: 0.1.1105:49
mvothe package is NEW so it may take a bit05:49
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mjg59Kinnison: I trust you05:50
Riddellmvo: yep, was just wondering why it wasn't on https://launchpad.net/people/mvo/+packages05:50
RiddellI'm sure I've seen other NEW packages on those pages05:50
Kinnisonmjg59: mostly it's s.xscreensaver.gnome-screensaver.05:50
mjg59Kinnison: Uhm. Shouldn't be necessary (and probably won't work properly)05:51
mjg59gnome-screensaver-command needs dbus05:51
mjg59So you need to set the dbus bus address variables05:51
mvoRiddell: it's in there under "uploaded" 05:51
Kinnisonmjg59: Arse, I'd have found that the moment I tested, but I hadn't got that far yet05:51
mjg59Which are "awkward" to get hold of05:51
Kamionmvo: *clicketyclick* not any more05:51
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mjg59Kinnison: I'd suggest just dropping the screensaver stuff05:51
mvoKamion: thanks :)05:51
Kinnisonmjg59: make the tosh lock button useless05:51
mjg59Let the user agents deal with it05:51
Kinnisonmjg59: unless I can make it make a fake keypress I guess05:52
mjg59Kinnison: No, that ought to be generating a KEY_COFFEE keycode now05:52
mjg59(Did I not upload that? Bad me)05:52
seb128Kinnison: does it put a .desktop to /usr/share/autostart?05:52
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Kinnisonseb128: aha, it does, thanks05:53
Riddellit would be very cool if those +packages pages had build status on them05:53
seb128Kinnison: np05:53
Kinnisonmjg59: I'll do that then05:53
mjg59Kinnison: Then we need gnome-settings-daemon to do the right thing05:53
Kinnisonmjg59: aye05:54
dholbachlamont, infinity: could you please give back opal05:56
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Kinnisonmjg59: bizarrely acpi_fakekey 152 (coffee) doesn't result in an event which xev can spot06:02
robertjI did a sudo apt-get install pbuilder && sudo pbuilder create and it was doing good when I went to bed, but  I just checked in on it and it says that it has unmet deps06:04
mjg59Kinnison: Ah. KEY_COFFEE probably doesn't appear in the default keymap.06:05
mjg59Kinnison: Minor kernel hackage required - alternatively, setkeycode a random scancode to it for now, and see if that works06:06
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Kinnisonmjg59: recommended keycode to map it to?06:07
mjg59Kinnison: The keycode has to be KEY_COFFEE06:07
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mjg59As far as scancodes go - one that's not currently mapped to anything?06:08
Kinnisonthe scancode is key_coffee06:08
mjg59No06:08
Kinnisonassuming i'm reading this right06:08
mjg59That's the keycode06:08
mjg59The scancode is what comes off the keyboard06:08
seb128elmo: could you sync gtk-doc (from incoming)?06:08
mdzhas anyone else seen a problem where gnome-screensaver activation results in screen corruption?06:08
mdzpermanent corruption, even06:08
mjg59mdz: No, but does it only happen with 3D screensavers?06:09
Kinnisonmjg59: KEY_Q == 16, which is the *scancode* for the Q key06:09
Kinnisonmjg59: according to showkey -s anyway06:09
mjg59Kinnison: That may be true for low-numbered keys06:10
Kinnisonaah06:10
mjg59It's the higher ones, where there isn't a 1:1 mapping, that are the problem06:10
Kinnisonright06:10
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mdzmjg59: unknown; I go to sleep, wake up, and it's fucked06:11
mdzon my desktop (radeon RV100 QY)06:11
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mjg59mdz: Ah. Hm.06:15
mjg59No, haven't seen that. My suspicion would be X.06:15
sebest_does compiz could work without xgl, but with just composiste accelerated by exa?06:17
mdzit presumably came in with some other random stuff in 7.0.0-0ubuntu106:17
mjg59sebest_: No06:17
sebest_mjg59, compiz is only for opengl compositing?06:18
mjg59sebest_: Yes06:18
sebest_what exa will be usefull for? basic compositing (transparency / shadow)?06:20
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Kinnisonmjg59: This is rather odd then, KEY_COFFEE generates nothing, not scan or keycode on its own, and I can't work out therefore what the kernel would want from me in order to map it to a keycode06:23
mjg59Kinnison: Just any scancode that currently isn't used06:24
mjg59The problem is that the kernel drops keycodes on the floor if it doesn't think the currently attached keyboard could generate them06:24
mjg59(Which seems mad, but)06:25
Kinnisonmjg59: Aye, but my issue is that I can't work out how to find the scancode which I need to map06:25
Kinnisonmjg59: given that converting 152 to hex didn't work06:25
Kinnisonmjg59: nor did prefixing that with e006:25
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mjg59Kinnison: Really. Any scancode.06:26
mjg59As long as it's not currently used by anything, you can use any of them06:26
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mjg59Nothing's actually going to generate that scancode06:26
Kinnisonso I just pick J-random scancode out of my arse06:26
Kinnisonright06:26
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mjg59We just need to get the keycode into the kernel's idea of what the keyboard can generate06:26
Kinnisonright, okay, so having done that, it maps to X keycode 14606:28
Kinnisonwhich has no sym06:28
mjg59Yes, that's fine06:28
mjg59It should now also be appearing on dbus, but that's less of an issue06:28
Keybukcoo ... the Windows XP setup doesn't know about SATA ... "Disk 0 at Id 0 on bus 0 on atapi" (twice)06:29
Kinnisonbwahaha, if I set the relevant keycode in gconf to 0x92 (screensaver in gnome-settings-daemon) then I can lock screen06:29
Kinnisonmjg59: right, should acpi-support pluck a scancode out of its arse to use or is this a 'file a bug on benc' situation?06:30
mjg59Kinnison: There you go06:30
mjg59Kinnison: Iz kernel boog06:30
Kinnisonyup, okay, I'll move on, ta06:30
Keybukmjg59: while you're here ... any particular opinion on the increasing number of "I have a system with two cards, the drivers for which conflict" bugs?06:31
Keybukie. a sound card which ALSA can support, and an onboard sound chip which only OSS can06:32
Keybukor a sound card and a TV tuner06:32
mjg59Keybuk: Why's that a problem?06:32
mjg59ALSA and OSS can coexist06:32
mjg59(I believe)06:32
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Keybukloading OSS kinda kicks out ALSA's OSS emulation <g>06:33
BenCmjg59: but there's the case where two sound cards use the same "chip id", but one only works with the oss driver, and the other only with the alsa driver06:33
mjg59Oh, right06:33
mjg59Fix the ALSA driver :p06:33
BenCor one is part of a tv-tuner where the alsa/oss driver is built into the same "video+sound" driver06:34
mjg59No, I don't think there's a good answer in that case06:34
BenCyeah, it's a matter of too many ppl working on the same thing, they just need to collaborate and consolidate06:34
sivangre06:40
sivangmjg59: how is xgl ? :)06:40
mjg59sivang: Fine06:40
mjg59Kinnison: You suck :p06:41
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Kinnisonmjg59: I do?06:42
mjg59Kinnison: s/unstable/dapper/06:42
Kinnisonmjg59: what have I buggered up now?06:42
Kinnisonmjg59: d'oh06:42
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Kinnisonsodding thing06:43
sivangheh06:43
seb128Kamion: volume.label = '/ for ubuntu' (string) ... is that the installer setting such label?06:44
seb128Kamion: is there some case for the label? we have #31443 saying that "ubuntu" should be "Ubuntu"06:44
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Kamionseb128: I certainly don't remember branding that06:46
Kamionwhich would have been necessary06:46
Kamionthe installer does allow the user to enter it by hand though06:46
Kamionseb128: oh, it could be generated from the hostname, which is lower-case ubuntu06:46
Kinnisonmjg59: bug 3153406:48
Ubugtumalone bug 31534 in linux-source-2.6.15 "KEY_COFFEE needs a scancode" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3153406:48
Kamionseb128: I can't find it in hal, but the hostname would be my guess06:51
HiddenWolfkey_coffee?06:52
KinnisonKamion: what time is the distro team meeting tomorrow?06:52
KeybukHiddenWolf: "Press the coffee key"06:53
HiddenWolfKeybuk: what is a coffee key?06:53
HiddenWolfis it an expression I missed out on?06:53
KeybukHiddenWolf: a key that gets you coffee?06:53
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KamionKinnison: 1400 I believe06:53
jonohi all06:53
Keybukit's the moniker for lock-screen/take-a-break/etc. keys usually06:53
HiddenWolfKeybuk: pc's make coffee?06:53
KamionKinnison: are you subscribed to ubuntu-devel-announce@?06:53
HiddenWolfah06:53
HiddenWolfthank you Keybuk06:53
jonoKamion, any kind of loose ETA when a flight CD will be released with the GUI installer?06:54
KamionKinnison: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-devel-announce/2006-February/000078.html06:54
jonoI need to write the installation chapter sometime soon06:54
KinnisonKamion: right, I didn't know that was the "Dapper status update meeting"06:54
KinnisonKamion: thanks06:54
seb128Kamion: the bug is #31443 and the guy installed with hoary06:54
Kamionjono: this week, but if you write a book based on how it looks now I have no sympathy ;)06:54
seb128Kamion: it was in case you have an idea from where the label comes06:55
sivangjono: ubuntu hecks? 06:55
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mdzjono: I highly recommend waiting for it to be written before writing about it06:55
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jonoKamion, mdz, totally agree, but the deadline of the end of the month is looming - any idea (approx) when the UI will be settled?06:56
Kamionas fast as I can06:56
mdzjono: UI freeze is 9 March06:57
jonoI understand06:57
KamionUI freeze is the deadline, see wiki.ubuntu.com/DapperReleaseSchedule06:57
jono9 march06:57
mdzjono: but given the priority of this work, we'll easily make exceptions for it if necessary06:57
jonoI will talk to my publisher06:57
jonomdz, understandable06:57
jonosivang, this is the Official Ubuntu book06:57
mdzjono: it really isn't wise to put this in a book until dapper06:57
sivangjono: ah :)06:57
siretartKinnison: wtf is a Coffee key?06:57
Kinnisonsiretart: as keybuk said -- 'tis the screenlock key06:58
jonobecause its the official guide, I really need to cover the new dapper UI, but there is no way other than just waiting for it06:58
jonoI know Kamion works the day of a thousand men :)06:58
siretarthrhr06:58
Burgworkjono, having fun working under the gun?06:58
jonoBurgwork, its interesting06:58
jonoKeybuk, lunch this week?06:59
Keybukya know, I think Ubuntu should use the same model of Region/Language/Keyboard option selection that the Windows XP installer does ... our "two questions" is just too few, we should have eight hidden options amongst three different dialog boxes like Windows has06:59
Keybukjono: I don't see why not, sure06:59
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jonoKeybuk, cool, I am free tomorrow and friday, your choice :)07:01
Keybukjono: friday would be best07:04
Kinnisonseb128: the autostart .desktop files -- are they considered on every startup, or just the first one before you have a session?07:05
seb128Kinnison: every login07:05
Kinnisonseb128: thanks07:05
seb128Kinnison: that's why the g-v-m one uses "--sm-disable"07:05
Kinnisonseb128: yeah, which is why g-p-m uses --sm-disable07:06
Kinnisonseb128: only --sm-disable breaks g-p-m07:06
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Kinnisonseb128: because at one point it tries to ask the session to present a logout dialog and explodes07:06
seb128ah ..07:07
seb128we can use the old method other way07:07
KinnisonHow do you mean?07:07
seb128don't ship a .desktop and modify the default session by patching gnome-session07:07
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seb128that was the only way until one month ago07:07
seb128(the autostart stuff is new)07:07
=== Kinnison could instead make it so that it's safe to start it twice
KinnisonI.E. a second startup is ignored07:08
seb128/usr/share/gnome/default.session07:08
seb128that too07:08
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Kinnisonseb128: which do you think is better?07:08
Kinnisonpersonally I'd rather keep the crack inside the g-p-m package07:08
seb128fixing g-p-m to work with --sm-disable07:08
Kinnisonhmm, I can look at that, but it has to as the session to present its logout dialog07:09
KinnisonI don't think you can do that in sm-disable mode07:09
seb128what kind of dialog does it want to run?07:09
Kinnisonthe logoutish one07:09
seb128you should not get random question to log off07:09
Kinnisoncurrently it gets the six-icon logoff one07:09
Kinnisonit's on power-button press07:09
seb128ah, ok07:10
seb128hum07:10
Kinnisonit copes with being run more than once in the session cleanly07:11
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seb128so just drop the --sm-disable from the .desktop07:11
Kinnisonso I propose to remove the --sm-disable from the .desktop07:11
Kinnisoncool you agree07:11
Kinnison:-)07:11
seb128:)07:11
Kinnisonthanks seb07:11
jonoKeybuk, cool07:11
Keybukjono: usual place, 1pm?07:12
seb128np07:12
jonoKeybuk, sounds good :)07:12
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shayamjg59: you here?07:40
mjg59shaya: Hi07:40
shayargb path in Xgl is wrong07:40
shayayour Xgl is searching for /usr/share/X11/rgb07:40
shayaubuntu doesn't store it there07:41
shayagives me this error on startup07:41
shayaCouldn't open RGB_DB '/usr/share/X11/rgb'07:41
shayaemacs refuses to run (for instance) now.07:41
shayarestarting X with a hack to make it work for now.07:41
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mjg59shaya: Ok. Please file a bug.07:42
shayaok, just wanted to explain the issue, figured might be clearer than in email07:42
HiddenWolfmjg59:  quick question, why does compiz depend on both gtk and qt? is it needed?07:42
jonomjg59, good work on the xgl server in dapper btw :)07:43
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mjg59HiddenWolf: Yes07:44
mjg59jono: Ta07:44
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HiddenWolfmjg59: hm. :) someone was already asking for an -gtk and -qt version07:44
mjg59HiddenWolf: I know07:45
mjg59HiddenWolf: But right now, anyone who is excessively concerned about that sort of thing really shouldn't be running it07:45
HiddenWolfmjg59: i'll do some reading, Was just wondering why it's needed. Thanks anyway, I won't bug you. :)07:45
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mdkemdz, just saw your email re: flash - fyi there are loads of screenshots on the wiki page, not sure how useful they can be tho07:49
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=== BenC wonders what KEY_COFFEE is supposed to do
mjg59BenC: Lock the screen07:50
HiddenWolf<Keybuk> it's the moniker for lock-screen/take-a-break/etc. keys usually07:50
BenCmjg59: as in "taking a coffee break, lock my screen"?07:51
mjg59BenC: The actual problem is that the input layer won't pass through keycodes unless they're in its idea of a keymap07:51
BenCah07:51
mjg59Which is a one line fix07:51
mjg59Hang on07:51
HiddenWolfmjg59: regarding xgl, wouldn't it be a good idea to set up a wikipage with known to work, known to break, this is how you do it safely kind of info?07:52
mjg59HiddenWolf: It would, yes07:53
HiddenWolfI'll see if I can come up with something.07:53
HiddenWolfGuess that'd take a few questions off you as well.07:54
mdkemdz, also I guess it might be worth thinking about translation ASAP?07:54
mjg59BenC: line 77 of drivers/input/input.c07:55
mdzmdke: yes, that's part of what I was trying to suss out: how many screenshots they needed for each sequence, and what they should look like07:55
mdzmdke: the longer term strategy is for them to do their own screenshots, since they'll know what they need and what can be animated07:55
mdkemdz, sure. well if those are helpful, then great, if not, they can make more, or we can help07:55
mjg59BenC: Basically, the test_bit code isn't needed in that line (AFAICT)07:57
mdkemdz, for some screenshots it might help if we do them, or tell them how to work around bugs which affects the screenshot07:58
mdzmdke: sure07:58
mdkemdz, do you think translation can wait a while?08:00
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mdzmdke: I think we need to finalize the screenshots and text before we start translating08:02
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mdkemdz, sure, before we start translating. I was just thinking about how we are gonna go about it08:09
mdkeanyhow, it's down the road08:09
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BenCmjg59: ok, thanks08:13
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psusiis it just me or is the nav bar on the fridge messed up today?  and where do you report bugs on the web site?08:13
jpatrickpsusi: been like that for ages08:18
psusithe nav bar is being rednered down at the bottom of the screen rather than the top... it's floating over top of the test plans and hug day article... it wasn't like that the other day08:21
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jpatrickit's been like that for two weeks now (over here)08:22
psusiwow... so where do we report this bug to get it fixed? ;)08:23
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psusinot malone right?08:23
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Nafallopsusi: try fridge-devel@lists.ubuntu.com08:35
Nafallo(no need to subscribe)08:36
psusianyone know what the difference is between this xgl everyone is talking about and the normal X server?  is it supposed to be faster?  how?08:36
psusiNafallo: ahh... ok...08:36
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Kinnisonciau08:36
NafalloX GL, everything is GL-rendered if I understood it right.08:37
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Treenaksbut at the moment, for me, it just crashes (but that might be my weird video driver ;))08:37
HiddenWolfpsusi: this is not a support channel08:44
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psusiHiddenWolf: I'm aware of that... and not asking for support... trying to learn more about how X works internally08:47
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HiddenWolfpsusi: you're one of a million at the moment. try #xgl08:48
psusiI've been wondering for some time why X seems to be so slow at repainting the uncovered areas of the screen while you drag a window... even with accelerated drivers...08:49
psusiyou'd think DRI would take care of taht08:50
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BurgworkKinnison, did you just upload support for those random keys in Toshiba?09:06
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HiddenWolf* Kinnison heads off09:07
HiddenWolf<Kinnison> ciau09:07
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sistpotymotu-meeting just about to start in #ubuntu-meeting09:15
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seb128jordi: around?09:19
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seb128hum09:20
dholbachhey Mitario09:20
Mitariodholbach, heya09:20
seb128how is alsa-utils supposed to set volume on startup? using udev?09:20
sistpotymjg59: do you mind if I touch xserver-xgl?09:21
mdkedholbach, if you're on Ekiga this evening, how about giving it a more user friendly menu entry? I can file a bug if you prefer09:22
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dholbachmdke: might make sense to file it upstream09:26
mdkeyes, but it would be a string change :/09:26
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dholbachyeah, i guess this will mean collecting translations on our own (like in breezy)09:27
Burgworkdholbach, upstream must be interested and it is not too late in the release cycle to change that09:27
dholbachBurgwork: i guess they'd very much be interested (they're just in string freeze)09:28
Burgworkdholbach, yes, but not hard yet09:28
mdkewhat's a decent menu entry? I can't think of anything good09:29
sivangmjg59: so are the xgl packages ready fro testing?09:29
dholbachcan we please have a #ubuntu-xgl or something?09:29
dholbach:)09:29
sivangdholbach: it was only one quesiton, honest, with a yes / no answer :)09:30
HiddenWolfsivang: they're not ready, but people are testing by the masses :)09:30
sivangHiddenWolf: join #ubuntu-xgl09:30
HiddenWolfsivang: yeah, but you must be the 1001st person today to ask something xgl-related. :)09:30
dholbachsivang: yeah, like all the other yes/no questions :)))09:30
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mdkedholbach, so what's the verdict on Ekiga? upstream and hope for astring freeze exception, or Ubuntu?09:33
dholbachmdke: we can do both.09:34
mdkeok, i'll do the bug upstream, if there isn't one already09:34
dholbachmdke: If we're going to include our own string and translations, we have 8-9 weeks time 09:35
mdkedholbach, Burgwork, any ideas for a good menu entry?09:35
dholbachmdke: i had a quick look, doesn't seem so09:35
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Burgworkmdke, thinking09:36
dholbachEkiga VoIP <something>? (since that's something everybody understands nowadays)?09:36
sivangmjg59: if you want to join us, you're welcome :)09:37
Burgworknot a bad fallback09:37
dholbachbut maybe that's too techspeak for some09:37
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Burgworkvoip is now being advertised on TV in Canada09:37
mdkei think a bit tecky09:37
mdkeEkiga Video Conferencing?09:37
Burgworkie, they are using the term voip09:37
mdkedoes it do video?09:37
dholbach:-)09:37
zulBurgwork: it has been for a while..09:37
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Burgworkzul, yes, but I was mentioning that they are using the term voip09:38
mdketelephone and video conferencing is a bit long09:38
Burgworkso we even need the name Ekiga in there?09:38
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Mithrandirekiga internet phone09:39
Mithrandiror just internet phone09:39
seb128what is wrong with the new name?09:39
seb128upstream had that discussion09:39
mdkeseb128, it's just "Ekiga"09:39
Burgworkseb128, nothing, it just doesn't say anything09:39
seb128they picked "Ekiga Softphone"09:39
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32962209:39
Ubugtugnome2 bug 329622 in general "Change name on the GNOME applications menu" [Enhancement,Resolved: fixed]  09:39
mdkeoh, that's an improvement09:39
mdkealthough dubious use of english :)09:40
Burgworkbetter to followup upstream, as it gets us their translations09:40
seb128better suggestion is welcome09:40
Burgworkand softphone isn't bad09:40
seb128but read the upstream bug09:40
seb128they don't want misleading term09:40
seb128not too many words for it09:40
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mdkefor me it's fixed the bug, np09:41
seb128cool09:41
Mithrandirsoftphone is a terrible word, IMO.  Internet phone explains it better -- it's obvious that's it's not a hardware phone09:41
seb128no need of internet to use it though09:41
Burgworkseb128, umm09:41
Mithrandirseb128: true, but if you have a pbx you'll generally know it, I'd imagine.09:42
seb128anyway if you want to argue I've pointed the GNOME bug09:42
seb128that's the right place for that :)09:42
Mithrandirsure, and I can't really be bothered to argue with upstream.  Less work to just ignore it for me.09:42
seb128I don't care enough to argue neither09:43
Mithrandirheh :-)09:43
Burgworksoftphone gets more hits than internet telephone09:44
Burgworkhttp://www.phonegnome.com/store/detailSOFTG.html <-- funny09:44
psusiMithrandir: have you heard anything more from upstream about the header conflicts in e2fsprogs that prevented defrag from building?09:44
Mithrandirpsusi: no, haven't heard anything.  I guess I should prod them again09:45
MithrandirBurgwork: but will more people understand softphone or internet telephone?09:46
BurgworkMithrandir, no idea09:46
psusihrm...09:46
Mithrandirthere's no way to translate softphone into Norwegian for instance either.  You'd have to translate it to software telephone (programvaretelefon)09:47
dholbachlamont, infinity: if somebody could give back opal, I'd be very happy.09:50
BurgworkMithrandir, does internet telephone work?09:50
MithrandirBurgwork: "internettelefon"; that translates just fine.09:50
dholbach:-)09:50
MithrandirBurgwork: I have no idea how softphone would work for, say, italian or spanish though, but I suspect it might be harder to translate without expanding the abbreviation.09:51
Burgworkyes09:51
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MithrandirBurgwork: or you'd end up with the term untranslated, which kinda sucks.09:53
BurgworkMithrandir, indeed. commenting as such on the upstream bug report09:53
MithrandirBurgwork: thanks09:54
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mjg59sistpoty: As long as you know what you're doing :) The interactions between things are really quite complicated10:17
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sistpotymjg59: actually I only want to add --with-rgb-path=/etc/X11/ to configure-call... (but I'll need to test it at first)10:18
rehpotsirhchey, i'm on dapper and i just installed glx. anybody know what i can do with it?10:18
sistpotymjg59: xosview is lacking appropriate colors (imo because of wrong directory)10:18
mjg59rehpotsirhc: #ubuntu-xgl10:18
mjg59sistpoty: Sure, go ahead10:18
mjg59Test before upload :)10:18
sistpotymjg59: sure, will do... (will test after motu-meeting)10:18
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alexrCan anybody tell me whether the Dapper Live CD will be similar to Breezy?10:20
alexrIs this page still valid for Dapper? https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDCustomizationHowTo10:20
tsengsimilar in what way10:20
alexrcasper-based and all that?10:21
tsengnot really10:21
alexrI know Hoary live CD was different from Breezy.10:21
tsengthe livecd system was rewritten again10:21
alexrOh boy.10:21
tsengthe installer is also incorporated in the livecd10:21
tseng'espresso'10:21
alexrAny pointers on how to modify it?10:21
tsengmaybe post release you can write them10:22
tsengthe page you just linked was community-written10:22
alexrI know. Is there any docs by ubuntu devs on this?10:22
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tsengi am guessing the process is familiar, but the fs of the loopback is different etc10:22
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tsengalexr: only the design specs10:22
alexrtseng: I suppose I could help testing the rough spots if I knew the inside.10:22
tsengalexr: and code10:22
alexrThat would be good. What do I look at? espresso is a package, isn't it?10:23
tsenghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveCDUnionFS?highlight=%28livecd%2910:23
tsenghm where are the rest10:24
alexrSo Tollef Fog Heen is the main guy on Live CD, right?10:24
tsengalexr: espresso is just the installer portion10:24
Mithrandiryes, I am10:24
tsenghm he is for this version10:24
Mithrandirif you want to customise the live cd, but not the installer, just ignore espresso10:24
alexrMithrandir: I am thinking of adding a few packages.10:25
tsenghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/SimplifiedLiveCD?highlight=%28livecd%2910:25
tsengmm this is what i was looking for10:25
Mithrandiralexr: sure, that's easy enough.  Download the live cd, mount the image, mount -o loop -t squashfs casper/filesystem.squashfs /somewhere, copy that to a temporary directory, chroot into it and install packages, run mksquashfs on /somewhere and put the resulting squashfs as /casper/filesystem.squashfs on the cd.  Burn.10:26
alexrWith Breesy, I unpacked casper and installed my packages, then packed things up and wrote CD image.10:26
alexrOK, so it's the -t squashfs that is new.10:27
Mithrandiryeah, and you have to copy it out, since squashfs is read-only.10:27
alexrused to be regular iso.10:27
Mithrandirif somebody who's better at writing docs than I am would like to write that up on the livecdcustomizationhowto page, I'd be very grateful.10:27
Mithrandirit's a regular iso, but there's a file inside that which is the live file system10:27
alexrI'll try and if I succeed then I will write it up.10:27
alexrRight.10:28
Mithrandirif you want the "check integrity check" to work correctly, you need to update /md5sums.txt in the iso image too10:29
alexrYes, makes sense.10:29
alexrWhat about manifest?10:29
alexrin breezy there was casper/filesystem.manifest10:29
Mithrandirit's not used by anything.10:30
alexrOK, so I don't have to regenerate it now, do I?10:30
Mithrandirso you can just ignore it or update it as you please.10:30
alexrOK, thanks.10:30
Mithrandiryou didn't have to in breezy either, iirc10:30
alexrAre you usually on this channel?10:30
alexrIn case I see some problems, can I bug you later?10:31
alexrWe're using Ubuntu for Linux Genealogy CD, gramps-project.org10:31
alexrOur users tend to be older people with not too much computer experience.10:31
alexrThey love live CD>10:31
MithrandirI'm here too many hours a day and my IRC client is here always, so just prefix anything you want me to see with Mithrandir and I'll see it.10:31
alexrwith Gramps already installed.10:31
Mithrandircool10:31
alexrSounds good, thanks a lot!!!10:32
Mithrandirnp, have fun.10:32
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alexrWill do, thanks. See you later.10:32
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seb128does anybody knows a bit about hplip here?10:35
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seb128gnome-cups-manager has a "hp no_device_found" listed10:36
bmonseb128: check to see if /dev/usb/lp0 exists10:40
seb128/dev/usblp010:40
bmonthats the prob10:40
seb128I've that one10:40
seb128udev bog?10:41
bmoni filed a but about it10:41
bmoneither udev needs to create it in /dev/usb/lp0 or hplip needs to find it at /dev/usblp010:41
seb128do you have the bug number?10:42
bmonjust a sec10:42
bmonbug 2879710:42
Ubugtumalone bug 28797 in hplip "hplip only searches for printers in /dev/usb/*, but the device is /dev/usblp0" [Normal,Fix released]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2879710:42
bmonlooks like scott took care of it10:43
seb128thank you10:43
seb128I'll make sure it's fixed for dapper :)10:43
bmoncool :)10:44
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sivangseb128: I've gathered all the xgl crwod in #ubuntu-xgl :)10:54
Mithrandirhave they started having competitions on who can throw their windows farthest off-screen?10:54
sivangMithrandir: not yet :) we're in the "make the package require less manual scripting work" phase :-)10:55
sivangMithrandir: are xgl people having such contests? sweet10:55
Mithrandirsivang: I'd imagine so.  Or that might just have been luminocity.10:56
HiddenWolfsivang: Mithrandir, LOL10:57
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geneo93anyone know if seamonkey is going to be in dapper soon11:02
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Kamionso, stupid question, but ... how do I get espresso to make an icon appear on the GNOME desktop11:06
Kamion?11:06
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Kamioni.e. how do I install the .desktop file? copying it to ~/Desktop/ doesn't seem sufficient11:06
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Kamion... but dragging it to the desktop does. I'm so confused11:07
seb128how is copying the .desktop not enough?11:09
seb128works fine for me11:09
Kamionit doesn't appear on the desktop - when I copy-drag it to the desktop, ~/.nautilus/ gets updated though11:10
Kamionis there something I need to poke to make nautilus re-read the directory?11:11
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sistpotyelmo: please sync allegro4.2 (2:4.2.0-1) from unstable, which is not yet in ubuntu11:12
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seb128Kamion: no, it should use gnome-vfs which use inotify for that11:14
seb128Kamion: if you cp something else than a .desktop does the desktop change to list it?11:15
ajmitch_morning11:15
Kamionseb128: no11:15
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Kamion(cp TODO ~/Desktop/)11:15
Kamionseb128: this is with nautilus 2.13.90-0ubuntu1 BTW11:16
Kamion... in vmware11:16
seb128maybe inotify doesn't work in vmware?11:16
seb128we didn't get any bug about notification not working with nautilus for some time11:17
Kamionok, as long as dropping it into ~/Desktop/ is enough then I can ignore the problem since I'll be copying it in before nautilus starts anyway11:18
seb128yeah, copying is enough11:19
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sivangKamion: if I make a one liner patch to culmus font package, which will render hebrew fonts usable on dapper , could you review the debdiff and upload the package on my behalf?11:23
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Kamionsivang: sure, mail me11:23
sivangKamion: thanks, I'll mail you the details then :)11:26
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sivangweird, getting secret key not availabe although it is when debuild -S11:40
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AndyFitzmjg59: ping   http://www.brisgeek.com/screenshot.jpg  ;-)11:47
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sivangKamion: kamion@ubuntu.com is okay?11:49
Kamionsivang: no, cjwatson@ubuntu.com11:49
sivangops11:49
sivangokay11:49
lifelessKamion: you gotta get an alias ;)11:49
sivangyeah :)11:50
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mlistushi all11:52
sivangKamion: sent 11:52
mlistusi need to make a custom install cd for breezy.11:53
mlistusi've dfsbuild, but it gets a copy of my running system.11:53
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sivangKamion: lemme know if reached you11:53
mlistusi want an nearly exact copy of official debian cd11:53
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mlistuscan anyone give me pointers?11:54
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mlistushello?11:55
sivangmlistus: I belive most of the people who can help at the moment are away or busy , might be good to try search for some docs on the wiki11:56
Kamionmlistus: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/InstallCDCustomizationHowTo11:56
Kamionsivang: yes, I have two mails from you11:56
sivangKamion: two? so kamion@ubuntu.com works ? :)11:56
Kamionsivang: no, you sent two different mails11:57
Kamionsivang: oh, right, go figure, it does work11:57
Kamiondidn't expect that, I guess that's due to my launchpad name11:57
sivangKamion: and I thought it was getting to late for me :)11:57
seb128Kamion: is that ok if I update nautilus-python to 0.4.2, there is 3 changes, 2 are already shipped with the 0.4.2 package as a patch and the other one is "Make debugging messages a run-time option"11:57
Kamionseb128: that's part of the GNOME desktop isn't it?11:58
Kamionor close enough11:58
mlistusKamion: that's what i needed.11:58
mlistusKamion: thanks!11:58
seb128not a part of the desktop but done by pygtk/pygnome upstream 11:58
Kamionseb128: I think that should be fine, anyway11:58
seb128k, thank you11:58
mlistusnext, i need to know about the status of via support in ubuntu's xorg.11:58
mlistuswill there be hw support?11:58
mjg59AndyFitz: Rock!11:59
HiddenWolfAndyFitz: nice artwork. :)12:00
AndyFitzmjg59,  rock but  my kernel isn't spawning gettys12:00
AndyFitzknow anything about that :)12:00
mjg59AndyFitz: None12:01
AndyFitzbugger,  when I ALT+CTRL+F(x)   I get a blank screen12:02

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