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AndyFitzHiddenWolf,  thanks ,  my latest piece is called " when XGL goes wild"12:03
mjg59AndyFitz: You can boot in recovery mode, presumably?12:03
Mithrandirdholbach: ekiga is broken for me. :-(12:03
dholbachMithrandir: i know12:03
dholbachi asked to give back opal 3 times already12:03
Mithrandirdholbach: it's broken after I fixed it so it compiles locally too.12:03
AndyFitzoh wait I got gettys12:04
dholbachMithrandir: broken in what way?12:04
AndyFitzmjg59 yeah I can12:04
Mithrandirdholbach: fails to actually connect a call12:04
AndyFitzbut I mean ..   why are they dead to me 12:04
dholbachMithrandir: hrm, sounds like an upstream bug would be in order :/12:04
Mithrandirdholbach: first, registration fails due to a timeout, but retrying from the "accounts" place works12:05
HiddenWolfAndyFitz: It's art, true art. :)12:05
Mithrandirhmm, now it works to call out.12:05
AndyFitzHiddenWolf,  it speaks of our generation... broken but experimental..  ugly because it aspires  to be beautiful... deep12:06
AndyFitzfreakin black text on a black console in a black getty12:08
HiddenWolfAndyFitz: what tells you that I'm not retired? ;)12:10
AndyFitz./me infers technology generation12:11
HiddenWolfGood point.12:11
AndyFitzdamn dot came out of nowhere12:11
HiddenWolfIt's too late for deep thoughts.12:11
AndyFitzagreed  ( spoken at 9:11am brisbane time )12:11
HiddenWolfIt's a quarter past midnight, and I racked up a grand total of six hours of sleep so far this week.12:12
HiddenWolfI'm entitled to my stupidity tonight. :)12:12
ajmitch_Kamion: zope3 (in main) need python-mechanize pulled in from debian to be installable, email doko & mdz/yourself about it?12:13
Burgworkmjg59, if you post to -devel-announce now, you might still get mad LWN weekly news coverage12:14
mjg59Burgwork: I'd rather not :p12:14
mjg59But yeah, I guess.12:14
Kamionajmitch_: fairly sure it's in NEW, but I'm off to bed now12:14
KamionI'll look at it tomorrow morning12:14
ajmitch_ok, thanks12:14
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ajmitch_Burgwork: the world can only take so much shiny12:15
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=== Burgwork hasn't tried Xgl yet. After the book is written
=== AndyFitz wishes xcompvis used metacity themes. why do you need a 1px black outline when you already have a drop shadow
AndyFitzit looks silly 12:18
Burgworkajmitch_, yes, but think of the mad marketing win for having .debs for ubuntu already12:18
ajmitch_oh sure12:21
mdzajmitch_: colin and me12:21
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sebestanyone using svn.debian.org could give me a hand?12:38
sebesti've an account on alioth, and i'm trying to checkouting with svn+ssh12:39
sebestbut it doesn't accept my credentials12:39
sebesti'm trying this: svn --username "sebest-guest" co svn+ssh://svn.debian.org/svn/pkg-utopia/packages/unstable/12:40
dokoseb128, Riddell: please could you have a look at http://lists.freedesktop.org/pipermail/xdg/2004-August/004489.html ? Can we support that please?12:41
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LaserJocksebest: I had to wait a day for my svn.debian.org after I was approved on alioth, could that be your problem?12:42
sebestlaserjock i waited one day already :)12:43
LaserJocksebest: I also changed the subversion conf file12:43
sebestit seems it doesn't take into account "--username" or something12:43
LaserJockwell, I think there is the subversion username and ssh username12:44
sebestah, they are not the same?12:44
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LaserJockwell, if you change one you don't necessarily change both12:45
sebestand the passwords, should i type it twice?12:45
sebestone time for svn , and one time for ssh?12:45
LaserJockyeah, I think so12:45
LaserJockI edited the subversion conf file to have alioth = $SVN_SSH ssh -l laserjock-guest12:45
LaserJockand then I due svn+alitoh:// instead of svn+ssh12:46
LaserJockI don't know if all that is necessary because I was doing this before I waited a day :-)12:46
sebestLaserJock i think the SVN_SSH did the trick , thanx12:47
LaserJocknp12:48
Riddelldoko: that sounds like the Portland proposal from the desktop architects meeting12:50
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dokojust found it in /usr/lib/openoffice2/program/senddoc12:53
dokoRiddell: ^^^12:53
Riddellhmm, interesting12:54
sivanganybody know if subprocess.Popen.poll() can use a pid ?12:54
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sivang(the reference seem not tomention it)12:54
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Kamionsebest: it's more traditional to use svn+ssh://sebest-guest@svn.debian.org/...12:55
Kamionthen you don't need the SVN_SSH and subversion configuration hacks12:56
sebestKamion: i think that the fact that i was asked 2 passwords misleaded me12:56
sebesti thought i was typing it wrongly12:57
mlistusthanks for helping, good night12:57
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dholbachgood night01:04
sebestdholbach: good nifht01:04
sebestnight01:04
dholbachnight sebest :)01:04
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sivangKamion: do you recall how to check for EOF in python file obejct?01:07
Kamionsearching for EOF in http://docs.python.org/lib/bltin-file-objects.html suggests various methods01:08
sivanghrm, I was looking at http://www.python.org/dev/doc/devel/lib/os-fd-ops.html, thanks then01:09
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failuresomeone who is in charge of security.ubuntu.com?01:42
failureor someone of the ubuntu security team?01:42
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Kamionfailure: Martin Pitt's in bed if he has any sense01:51
Kamionhmm, note my lack of sense. /me -> bedm really this time01:52
Kamions/bedm/bed,/01:52
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/bootcharts/quest-dapper-20060216-1.png01:52
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Keybuk^ I think I shall show that to ogra in the morning, just for amusement value01:53
failurewell, the problem is that security.ubuntu.com is not up-to-date01:54
failurerespect to archive.ubuntu.com01:54
failurecompare ftp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/main/binary-i386/01:55
failurewith ftp://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy-security/main/binary-i386/01:55
failurefor example01:55
failureso if someone could report this...01:55
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failureI've emailed Martin Pitt02:09
failureWell, time to go to bed02:09
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alexrMithrandir: are you there?02:22
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dokolamont: please check if bind9 builds correctly on powerpc with gcc4, the bug should not be present anymore in Ubuntu's gcc-4.002:47
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dokoDiziet: please could you reenable -fno-strict-aliasing for firefox on amd64? trying to work around some crashes. a test build looks more stable03:25
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dilingeroh no05:02
dilinger" Matthew Garrett was briefly my hero today (taking over from Iain Holmes) for uploading into Dapper xserver-xgl and Compiz. Very nice it is too, but it's a bit too crashy on my laptop for any real work."05:03
dilingermust.. resist.. eye.. candy..05:03
ajmitch_nah, just get it over & done with05:03
Kyrallol05:04
Kyraldilinger: This is why I'm pinning the Clearlooks package with Cairo enabled :P05:04
ajmitch_dilinger: I tried it, admired the nice shinines, and I'm over it now05:05
Kyralhow do you activate it anyway?05:06
KyralAnyway Transset and Cairo is nice enough for me :D05:09
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diemanmjg59: you are my hero (re: xgl)05:27
sladendilinger: :)05:32
sladenmjg59: thinkpad-keys hint05:32
sladenmjg59: and if you can't sync it, just do a manual upload... :)05:32
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fabbionemdz: ping?07:01
fabbioneKamion, mdz: permission to upload partman-auto-lvm-9ubuntu1. It is a UVF break but there are only white space cleanup and update translations in the release. All the bug fixes in pal-9 from Debian were already present in our 8buntuX release07:03
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fabbionemdz, Kamion: permission to upload redhat-cluster-suite, new CVS snapshot from STABLE (bug fixing only branch).07:41
neuralismarilize: ping07:43
marilizeneuralis: hi07:44
neuralismarilize: hello. any chance i can get around ~100 CDs shipped to massachussetts in the next week or so? it's for an unanticipated talk.07:45
marilizeneuralis: ok, just place an order on shipit, put my name in as reason, and i'll make sure it goes out asap.....will take a few days to reach you07:46
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pittiGood morning07:46
neuralismarilize: you rock. thanks.07:47
marilizeneuralis: :)07:47
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mdzfabbione: both partman-auto-lvm and redhat-cluster-suite OK07:55
mdzfabbione: please mention the exception in the changelog07:55
Mithrandirmdz: permission to upload squashfs-utils 3.0 instead of 2.1?  According to BenC it means using a bunch of newer code paths in the kernel which fixes some of the oopses we've seen.07:58
mdzMithrandir: have you tested it with the live CD?07:58
Mithrandirmdz: BenC has07:59
mdzdo you know which architecture(s) he tested?07:59
fabbionemdz: meh ok.. i already have everything signed and ready...07:59
mdzfabbione: no need to rebuild then, but please remember in the future07:59
Mithrandirmdz: ppc at least.  I can test on i386 and amd64 today.07:59
fabbionemdz: ok thanks08:00
mdzfabbione: it helps keep everyone informed of the workflow08:00
mdzMithrandir: please test first, but if your tests are successful, I have no objection to the upgraed08:00
mdzupgrade08:00
Mithrandirmdz: ok, thanks.08:00
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fabbionemdz: sure..08:01
fabbionemdz: i am hounestly just lazy enough to rebuild them...08:01
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viviersfsorry to ask this08:20
viviersfbut who does initrd.gz ?08:21
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pittihi carlos 08:35
carlosmorning08:35
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fabbioneOH CRAPTASTIC08:45
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viviersfwhat fs format does the initrd.gz on dapper use ?08:51
Mithrandirit's an initramfs, which means it's one or more cpio archives.08:52
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viviersf:(09:07
viviersfso you changed09:07
viviersfit09:07
jsgotangcoxgl and compiz weee09:10
viviersf:(09:11
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dholbachgood morning09:13
pittihi dholbach 09:15
pittimorning mvo09:15
dholbachhey pitti09:15
mvogood morning dholbach, pitti, * :)09:16
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lixushello, how/where do i report problems about http://cdimage.ubuntulinux.org/daily/current/dapper-install-powerpc.iso09:30
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pittilixus: the CD doesn't work in general? or a bug in a specific package?09:31
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pittilixus: generally, you should report bugs to https://launchpad.net/bugs09:32
lixuspitti, no it works in generall, but there are some pitfalls.09:32
pittilixus: can you please search in the existing bugs before? maybe they are already filed, and there might be workarounds in the bug comments09:32
lixussure09:32
pittithank you09:33
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highvoltagenot strictly a devel issue, but have anyone seen http://www.ubuntu.co.za09:51
highvoltagewho can i mail to get rid of that!?09:52
fabbioneahhaha09:53
fabbionerunning on a m$ server09:53
highvoltagejust did a whois, turned out it has nothing to do with ubuntu, shew!09:53
ompaulhttp://www.ubuntu.co.za/  HTTP 403.6 - Forbidden: IP address rejected09:54
ompaulhighvoltage, mail canonical they deal with copyright abuse which we might think that is - what is on the page given I am prohibited from looking at it09:55
ompaulhighvoltage, perhaps a chat in #ubuntu-offtopic09:56
highvoltageompaul: a microsoft IIS error09:56
highvoltageok, thanks09:56
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jsgotangcohighvoltage, oh wow nice catch10:08
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Kamionompaul: I doubt it's copyright abuse, seeing as "ubuntu" is a Bantu word and that's an African web site10:28
Kamionompaul: they were there first ;)10:28
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KamionIIRC they already existed when Ubuntu the distribution was named, but I could be wrong10:29
jsgotangcoit was a good chuckle though :D10:29
jsgotangcommm today's build looks good10:29
viviersfKamion, no offence, but dont use the word : bantu10:31
viviersfas its regarded as a racist word in africa10:31
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ompaulKamion, ahh10:32
jsgotangcois it? i thought it meant the family of languages10:33
ompaulKamion, it obviously too early in the morning I read that as nz not za (double, quadrupal doh etc)10:33
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Kamionviviersf: er, ok - I was using it in the sense of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bantu_languages rather than as a racial classification10:33
jsgotangcoahhh i see it now10:33
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KamionI understand it's offensive when applied to people ...10:34
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pittiyay - langpack support for .server files works! that completes another spec10:35
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seb128rock!10:36
pittiwell, zyga did the bulk work, I just made his patch not break the API and crash gnome :)10:37
viviersfKamion, i know im just saying :)10:38
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lucasI have a problem with suspend to disk (it worked with breezy, not with dapper) : when I resume, the screen only shows strange squares and colored lines10:46
lucasagainst which package should I report this ?10:46
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ograKinnison, whats a KEY_COFFEE event ??11:19
Kinnisonogra: lock-screen11:19
ograheh11:19
ografunny name 11:19
ogra:)11:19
ograKinnison, http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-power-manager-list/2006-February/msg00025.html11:19
ograseen that 11:19
ogrado we want a UVF exception (would mean to merge a lot of our changes manually :/ )11:20
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Kinnisonogra: Hmm11:21
Kinnisonogra: Might be worth it11:21
ograthe translations seem tempting, yes11:21
pittihey ogra11:22
pittiogra: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!11:22
ograhey, thanks :)11:23
Kinnisonogra: aye, although the "no lid action on AC" seems odd and strange11:23
ograabsolutely ...11:23
KinnisonI for one would file a bug against that11:23
Kinnisonbut he hasn't merged the 'lock' action yet11:23
ograwe should probably only merge the translations ...11:24
ograit appears to be less work ... i dont see anything that would be *really* intresting in the rest of the changelog11:25
JaneW**Reminder** Dapper Dev Status Update meeting today at 14:00UTC in #ubuntu-meeting11:25
Mithrandirogra: it seems gnome-screensaver doesn't allow empty password.11:30
Mithrandir+s11:30
ograMithrandir, neither does xscreensaver ...11:30
ograwe had a patch in xss for the livecd ... i'll look if it can be ported to gss11:31
Mithrandirogra: uh, what kind of patch?11:31
Mithrandirjust fix it to allow empty passwords.11:31
ograone that forbid locking if a certain value in gdm was set11:31
Mithrandirthat's silly.  The ubuntu password on the live cd is now blank and choosing "lock screen" to turn on the screensaver is perfectly reasonable11:32
ograwe did set this value on the old livecd ...11:32
Mithrandirit should allow blank passwords _anyway_.11:33
MithrandirI have that for my test user, for instance.11:33
ograhmm11:33
ograi'll look into it ...11:33
ograbut not today ...11:33
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MithrandirI'll reassign the bug to gss and you. :-)11:34
ograoki11:34
Mithrandirdone, bug 30118 is yours11:35
Ubugtumalone bug 30118 in gnome-screensaver "LiveCD: default user password, lock screen problem" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3011811:35
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sivangmorning all11:47
=== sivang hugs pitti
pittihi sivang 11:48
sivangogra: HAPPY BIRTHDAY !11:48
ograsivang, thanks :)11:48
HiddenWolfogra: Happy birthday!11:48
ograthanks :)11:48
=== HiddenWolf gives ogra much cake and presents
ograhehe... 11:49
Kinnisonogra: Yeah, I'd say the better help and the extra translations would make it worthwhile for either you or me to ask for UVF exception11:50
mvoogra: HAPPY BIRTHDAY11:51
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ogramvo, thanks :)11:51
ograthanks all :)11:51
jsgotangcowhoa11:52
jsgotangcohappy birthday ogra 11:52
ograthanks :)11:52
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mjg59elmo: Can hotkeys-setup get synced?11:57
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Mithrandirmjg59: compiz segfaults on amd64. :-(12:05
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mjg59Mithrandir: Yes, I know12:09
mjg59Mithrandir: I'll look into it12:09
Mithrandirmjg59: -> #ubuntu-xgl12:10
apokryphoshm, #xgl-ubuntu too12:12
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Kinnisonmjg59: that Xgl stuff is, erm, interesting12:45
Kinnisona wee bit over-bling12:45
Kinnisonand when I tried to reduce the bling it crashed, but I'll play again tonight I think12:45
TreenaksKinnison: For years you've had _no_ bling, now you're just getting it all at once ;)12:45
KinnisonTreenaks: heh12:45
=== Kinnison dislikes the fact that Xgl doesn't seem to support a 2d desktop layout
KinnisonI have 8x3 desktops for a reason :-)12:46
TreenaksKinnison: think 3d first :)12:46
TreenaksKinnison: map them to a polyhedron :)12:47
KinnisonTreenaks: an interesting idea12:47
HiddenWolfI'd get so lost. :)12:48
KinnisonBut it *is* cute12:48
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HiddenWolfKinnison: 8x3?12:48
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KinnisonHiddenWolf: eight desktops alone, three down12:48
TreenaksHiddenWolf: what? on a ball-like structure with 20 desktops on it? :P12:48
HiddenWolfA different terminal on each window? :)12:48
TreenaksHiddenWolf: no way you'd get lost :P12:48
HiddenWolfTreenaks: true, i'm not hardcore, but I mostly only use 2, three if i"m working.12:48
KinnisonHiddenWolf: nope, topleft == mail, one across from that is IRC, one down from IRC is terminals for current context work, one to the right of that is editors, up from that is web (one right of irc)12:49
KinnisonHiddenWolf: etc12:49
HiddenWolfKinnison: what screen resolution? :)12:49
KinnisonHiddenWolf: 1024x768 (12" laptop)12:49
HiddenWolfah :)12:49
KinnisonHiddenWolf: although I do the same on my desktop which has 1280x1024 (LCD panel)12:49
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KinnisonAnd I did the same when I had a 1600x1200 display at work12:50
=== Kinnison is a creature of habit
Kinnisonand those habits formed when I was about 1512:50
HiddenWolfI'm using 1920x1200, so I cram two windows next to eachother. So one window for work, one for irc/gaim, and one for mail. :)12:50
HiddenWolfwith rhythmbox all over the place, obviously. :)12:50
Kinnisonmost I cram next to each other is an emacs window and a terminal with vim in it12:50
TreenaksHiddenWolf: 1920x1200 is pure love :)12:51
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HiddenWolfTreenaks: I haven't craved for a bigger screen since I bought it, which is an entirely new level of bliss. :)12:51
=== Kinnison mostly feels small is love
KinnisonHence I changed from a CRT to an LCD on my desktop even though it offers less screen realestate12:51
TreenaksKinnison: also since you were 15? :P12:52
KinnisonTreenaks: *fnar fnar*12:52
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KinnisonTreenaks: will you be at fosdem?12:52
TreenaksKinnison: probably not12:52
=== HiddenWolf either. :(
TreenaksHiddenWolf: neither, though12:52
Kinnison:-(12:53
TreenaksKinnison: I'll be at LugRadio Live..12:53
KinnisonTreenaks: when/where is that?12:53
HiddenWolfTreenaks: argh12:53
TreenaksKinnison: Wolverhampton12:53
sivangTreenaks: how come ? :)12:53
Kinnisonsivang: when?12:54
TreenaksKinnison: 22/23 July12:54
Kinnisonsivang: ignore that :-)12:54
KinnisonTreenaks: Hmm, I might be able to make that12:54
TreenaksJono somewhat expects me to speak about the crack that'll be going into dapper+112:54
Kinnisonheh12:54
sivangKinnison: you also didn't hug me back when I hugged you this morning :) oh well, taking me for granted..12:54
Kinnisonso you'll be at the post-dapper devel conference?12:54
TreenaksKinnison: when's that? :)12:54
Kinnisonsivang: I am a cad and a bounder and you may bite your thumb at me12:54
KinnisonTreenaks: early may I imagine12:54
Treenaksgood point :)12:55
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sivangwhere is LUgRadio location?12:55
Treenakssivang: http://www.lugradio.org/live/2006/index.php/Main_Page12:55
Treenakssivang: 'Sat 22nd and Sun 23rd July 2006 - Wolverhampton University Students' Union, Wulfruna Street Wolverhampton WV1 1LY'12:55
sivangTreenaks: ah too far for me date wise, I'll probably be in EU ealier though12:56
sivangKinnison: /me tries to parse :)12:57
Kinnisonsivang: cad == vulgar or mean person12:59
Kinnisonsivang: bounder == one who is morally reprehensible12:59
Kinnisonsivang: to bite your thumb at someone == to insult them in a similar way to giving them the finger12:59
dholbachKinnison: is that last expression still used today? :)12:59
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Kinnisondholbach: No it's not01:00
Kinnisondholbach: the entire phrase is old-world01:01
Kinnisondholbach: along with "I bite my thumb sir, yes sir I bite my thumb, but I do not bite my thumb at you sir, on no, not at you sir"01:01
dholbachI'm glad I don't feel too bad for my (lack of) colloquial english today. :-))01:01
dholbachKinnison: Right. :-)01:01
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ograKinnison, every day is a hugday ;)01:02
Kinnisonyay01:02
Kinnisonsivang: are you in on the LP meeting? (just starting)01:02
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dokoseb128, Riddell: please could you have a look at http://lists.freedesktop.org/pipermail/xdg/2004-August/004489.html ? Can we support that please?01:06
dokojust found it in /usr/lib/openoffice2/program/senddoc01:06
seb128why do you need that for?01:08
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Riddelldoko: I've had it added as an existing solution to the Portland task description for opening urls01:08
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Kamioner, did kbd-chooser start ignoring preseeding?01:14
MithrandirI don't think so?01:14
Kamiontry booting with debian-installer/locale=pt kbd-chooser/method=pt-latin101:15
Kamionwatch it pick a Brazilian keymap01:15
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HiddenWolfKeybuk: I just updated bug 29789, blacklisting the module doesn't work01:17
Ubugtumalone bug 29789 in udev "tv card audio not working" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2978901:17
Keybukdoes the module get loaded even if blacklisted?01:18
MithrandirKamion: blame localechooser01:18
Kamion!01:20
Mithrandirhmm, or actually possibly not.01:20
Kamionit doesn't touch keymaps01:20
Mithrandirlocalechooser thinks we're in .br, though01:20
Keybukogra: http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/bootcharts/quest-dapper-20060216-1.png01:20
HiddenWolfKeybuk: yes01:20
KeybukHiddenWolf: meh ... it shouldn't :)01:21
KamionMithrandir: yeah, that's a sort of slightly independent bug01:21
Kamionworking on that too01:21
ograKeybuk, WOAH01:21
ograinitramfs looks really nice there :)01:21
Kamionyou can try debian-installer/locale=pt_BR kbd-chooser/method=pt-latin1 if you prefer, should exhibit the same bug01:21
KeybukHiddenWolf: can you cat /sys/bus/pci/devices/*/modalias for me and paste it somewhere01:22
Keybukogra: the nice thing is that the time from usplash to gdm is only just over 10s01:23
HiddenWolfKeybuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/873001:23
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ograand you beat me with 2seconds, bah ... http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/dapper-20051212-1.png01:23
Keybukogra: yes, and yours is a heavily stripped system :)  mine's a standard, fresh, dapper install <g>01:24
ograheh ... yup01:24
KeybukI've just got to get used to fhe fact that it sounds like a coffee machine, rather than a jet engine01:25
KamionMithrandir: BTW did you mean to leave all that debugging code in there?01:25
MithrandirKamion: no01:26
ograKeybuk, just put in a jet engine then ...  the volume will overrule the coffe machine i guess :)01:26
lucasI have a problem with suspend to disk (it worked with breezy, not with dapper) : when I resume, the screen only shows strange squares and colored lines. Against which package should I report this, or whom should I talk to ?01:27
ogralucas, are you sure you dont use the nvidia driver ? its normal behavior for it ...01:28
KamionMithrandir: I think we should probably skip all the default-setting code in kbd-chooser/method if it's already set; although we would need to take care that backing up and repeating kbd-chooser still works01:28
lucasATI Technologies Inc Radeon Mobility M7 LW [Radeon Mobility 7500] 01:28
Keybukogra: my laptop suffices for that01:28
lucasso I don't think so :)01:29
Keybukok, so today my wireless signal drops out if I type01:29
ogralucas, but i guess acpi-scripts would be the right package for power-management issues01:29
Keybukand comes back as soon as I take my hands away from the keyboard01:29
KamionMithrandir: although actually backing up doesn't work properly at the moment - note how if you boot with the parameters above and go back to kbd-chooser, it ignores you even at low priority01:29
MithrandirKamion: yeah, I just noticed01:29
Kamionpain in arse :)01:29
ograKeybuk, i'm on dialup as well, seems my ISP united with yours ...01:29
sladenKeybuk: check your antenna hasn't fallen off the card01:30
dokofabbione: icon: * Use default gcc-3.4 on sparc to get 3.3 out of main.  "default gcc-3.4" ???01:31
dokoseb128: just look: /usr/lib/openoffice2/program/senddoc01:31
fabbionedoko: i meant to say use gcc-3.4 to build icon on sparc.01:32
fabbionedoko: nothing more01:32
sladenKeybuk: is the first 4 seconds (which are blank) the kernel executing before it start the initramfs01:32
fabbionedoko: i will try with the new gcc soo to see if the ICE is fixed and we can switch it to 4.001:32
fabbionedoko: i just had no time for it01:32
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MithrandirKamion: I'm wondering if default_keymap can just return the preseeded value if it's set.01:33
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Keybuksladen: yeah, pretty much it seems; it doesn't feel like 4s though01:33
KeybukI assume bootchart takes its "uptime" scale from the kernel's internal clock01:34
sladenKeybuk: could get the bootloader to whack the usplash graphic up before it loads the kernel... (a la syslinux/gfxboot)01:35
sladenKeybuk: I like the fact you've moved the networking startup to after GDM, I'd been waiting for somebody to accept that as being "acceptable".  It's also what XP does01:36
Keybuksladen: it's not actually "after" so much, it just starts when convenient as it doesn't share any resource block with anything else01:37
Keybukbut it is shoved down the priority stack01:37
Keybukand doesn't block anything non-networky01:37
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Keybukit's a nice machine :)  I'm happy with it01:39
sladenKeybuk: is this the HP laptop, or a supped up amd64 power house?01:39
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KeybukAlienware Aurora 7500 - Dual-core ~5Ghz AMD64, 2GB RAM, 10kRPM SATA drives, dual GeForce 7800 GTX SLI cards, etc.01:41
Mithrandirprobably not ~5GHz amd64.01:41
Keybukthat's their estimate thing01:43
KeybukLinux sees it as two 2.5Ghz processors01:43
Kinnisonso "enough" processing power 01:43
MithrandirKeybuk: so it's a dualcore 2.5GHz, not a 5GHz. :-P01:43
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KeybukMithrandir: right, amd describe it the other way, and I'm not totally an expert on this stuff yet :)01:44
Mithrandirthey do?  Silly people.01:44
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KamionMithrandir: that looks like it could work too, yeah01:45
Nafallomorning :-)01:45
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MithrandirKamion: we should redesign kbd-chooser or drop it, it's a mess, really.01:45
MithrandirKamion: very, very brittle01:45
KeybukMithrandir: I think Intel do too with their "Hard Core" processor, so is probably the new marketing game01:46
Keybuk"if you get a dual-core it's twice the speed" ... "no, it behaves like two things running at the same speed ... the different is subtle, but important"01:47
Mithrandiryup01:47
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Mithrandirand you can't uniformly say one is better than the other.01:47
KamionMithrandir: mm01:48
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MithrandirKamion: can a filteredcommand get to the gtk object tree somehow?  I need to plumb a TreeModel in there.01:52
MithrandirKamion: actually, that'll probably break horribly with the qt frontend.01:55
MithrandirKamion: any idea how to do this without violating all kinds of abstractions?01:55
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MithrandirRiddell: ^^ you might want to comment on this, since it'll affect you.02:01
jsgotangcogood evening02:01
HiddenWolfKeybuk: is that pastebin of any help?02:02
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KeybukHiddenWolf: yup, that's fine02:03
Kinnisonogra: Who should I ask about a UVF exception for g-p-m?02:08
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pittiKinnison: Kamion or mdz02:08
ograKinnison, mdz/Kamion02:08
Kinnisonpitti: thanks02:08
KinnisonKamion: g-p-m released a new version recently, which includes a lot of improved help and a lot of translation work. I'd like to update to that (plus our patches)02:09
HiddenWolfGroetjes terug. :)02:09
KinnisonKamion: would that be acceptable?02:09
HiddenWolfdamn, wrong channal02:09
HiddenWolfsorry02:09
ograKinnison, using debian/patches this time would probably be helpful for next upstream merges neither you, nor mjg59 or me used patches ;)02:11
Kinnisonogra: yeah, probably. I need to learn how on earth one does that02:13
ogrause cdbs-edit-patch ;)02:14
ograits very very easy ... silly me didnt ue it from the start ...02:14
ogra*use02:14
KinnisonI'll have to look into how one does that02:14
Kinnisonogra: if Kamion agrees to the UVF exception I'll do it02:14
pittiKinnison: works very similar to dbs-edit-patch or dpatch-edit-patch02:14
ograyou need a debian/patches dir first ...02:15
ograthen just: cdbs-edit-patch XXyour_patch_name 02:15
Kinnisonpitti: I've never had a package complex enough to warrant cdbs/dbs/dpatch02:15
pittioh, interesting02:15
ograwhere XX is a number for the order it gets applied02:15
seb128cdbs-edit-patch is quite basic02:15
=== pitti couldn't live without a patch system nowadays
seb128doesn't cope with conflicts02:15
seb128and doesn't ignore .orig .rej when doing the diff02:15
=== Kinnison was pondering using hct for it
ogrado we have HCT already anywhere ??02:16
Kinnisondoes anyone here use hct for managing a patch-based package?02:16
pittiright, simple-patchsys is very - well - 'simple' :)02:16
KeybukHCT is still waiting on a long list of Launchpad features to be complete02:16
KinnisonKeybuk: does it not work in standalone mode at all?02:17
ograthats what i thought02:17
KeybukKinnison: it doesn't *have* a standalone mode02:17
KinnisonKeybuk: fair enough02:17
Kinnisonseb128: So what would you recommend instead of cdbs?02:17
azeemcdbs can use several patches systems, like dpatch, quilt and its own simple-patchsys02:17
seb128Kinnison: I do recommend CDBS, almost all the GNOME packages use it02:18
Kinnisonseb128: you just recommend against simple-patchsys?02:18
seb128Kinnison: I was just speaking about cdbs-edit-patch that could use some extra work02:18
pittiKinnison: by using cdbs and gnome.mk, you will automatically get some goodies like good langpack support02:18
seb128yep02:18
seb128you just have to put a diff to debian/patches and you are done02:18
pittiKinnison: cdbs works with dpatch as well (or quilt)02:18
Kinnisonpitti: right, so I should use gnome.mk -- I agree it sounds sane for gnome-power-manager02:19
ograKinnison, i just switched g-p-m to cdbs with last upstream to make it easier for debians gnome team to adopt it ...02:19
sivangpitti: langpack suppose made it to upstream cdbs?02:19
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pittiKinnison: in particular, it will automatically update the POT file (for translation templates) and update .desktop/.server files accordingly02:19
ogra(to make seb128 happy ;))02:19
sivangs/suppose/support/02:19
pittisivang: no, just into Ubuntu's02:20
pittiit's not really a proper cdbs feature, gnome.mk is just misplaced in the cdbs package02:20
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pittiit should actually belong into some gnome-package-tools or whatever02:20
pittiwb mvo02:20
sivangpitti: ah, cool. you did it I assume? :)02:20
pittiyes02:20
mvohello pitti. my wireless is the suck currently :)02:20
ograhmm, we ship a grub splash now ? 02:21
ograwas that planned ? 02:21
mvoogra: yes02:24
HiddenWolfdo we? not on upgrades?02:24
ogramvo, where was that specced ? i didnt know about it ... 02:25
mvoogra: got a mail about it this morning that we want to enable it for testing in dapper02:25
mvoogra: I didn't too until this morning :)02:25
ogra*sigh* 02:25
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JaneWsivang/ Lathiat/ mjg59 : ping, are you planning to attend the Dapper Status meeting in 35 mins? If not please send a status update to me by e-mail or PM. Thanks.02:25
ograJaneW, has mjg59 anything lft now that Kinnison has power management assigned ? 02:26
ogra*left02:26
Kinnisonogra: god yes02:26
Kinnisonogra: I don't know anywhere near enough to take on mjg59's full set02:27
mvoogra: isdn?02:28
JaneWogra: er I heard about Kinnison doing power management... but it's still listed as mjg59 on the report, is it officially changed then?02:28
ogramvo, yup... my DSL broke last night ...02:28
JaneWoooh when did the LP fonts change?02:28
mvoKinnison: gnome-power-manager is working nicely on my box, good job. the default value for the display brightness is a bit low though (but I'm sure that was reported before)02:28
ograJaneW, i guess Kinnison might take the spec with mjg59 doing his usual work on it ...02:29
KamionKinnison: can you send mail with the changelog please?02:29
viviersfinfinity, ping02:29
ogramvo, i changed it yesterday02:29
mvoogra: thanks :)02:29
ogramvo, can you look up at how many percent it sits now ? 02:29
JaneWKinnison: can I reassing spec to you? https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/power-management-configuration02:29
KamionMithrandir: add a method to the frontend to do whatever you need, call it from the filteredcommand subclass02:29
ogramvo, should be 100% for AC and 70% for battery02:30
KinnisonJaneW: assignee? sure02:30
KamionMithrandir: there are several examples already down near the bottom of gtkui.py02:30
ogra(it was originally at 7% and 3% :) )02:30
Kamione.g. set_autopartition_choices02:30
mvoogra: when I installed it last night it was still 7 and 3 :)02:30
KinnisonKamion: http://mail.gnome.org/archives/gnome-power-manager-list/2006-February/msg00025.html is the release announce02:30
KinnisonKamion: do you need more than that?02:30
mjg59Kinnison: There's an issue with the new release02:30
ogramvo, oh, then you got the older version ... was fixed in ubuntu802:30
Kinnisonmjg59: go on... ?02:30
mjg59Kinnison: In that it makes changes orthogonal to your lid locking02:30
Kinnisonmjg59: yes I know02:31
mjg59That is, the lid action now only occurs on battery02:31
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Kinnisonmjg59: I expect I'll be reverting that bit02:31
mjg59Which leaves us moving lock on lid close preferences back to g-s-s (or adding more UI elements to g-p-m)02:31
Kinnisong-p-p should have a lid action for ac and for battery if this guy is serious02:32
KamionKinnison: fine if you discuss/resolve the lid/battery issue with mjg5902:33
KinnisonKamion: thanks02:33
MithrandirKamion: hm, 'k02:33
ogramjg59, Kinnison, cant we just omit that change and go on using Kinnisons change ? 02:34
Kinnisonmjg59: it's a small change to revert that bit of the upgrade02:34
JaneWKinnison: done02:34
ograits the more sane approach i think02:34
Kinnisonmjg59: isolated to one function in gpm-manager.c and I can see how to revert it cleanly for now02:34
ograKinnison++02:34
mjg59I think the upstream change makes sense, though02:34
KamionRiddell: anything for me to merge yet for the Qt espresso frontend?02:34
Toma-just an idea here... but would it be possible to take a desktop snapshot on shutdown and convert it to a usplash boot image? so that when the machine reboot, an image of your desktop pops up...?02:34
Kinnisonmjg59: if you feel it makes sense, then I can adjust my lid patch to match02:34
Kinnisonmjg59: So it won't lock if you're on ac02:34
=== ogra doesnt feel that makes sense ...
mjg59Kinnison: No, I think locking should happen regardless of ac. I think sleep should only happen when on battery.02:35
ograyes 02:35
Kinnisonmjg59: right, I can do that02:35
ograbut keep the locking as is  ...02:35
mjg59Kinnison: Which means they can't be part of the same UI element02:35
Kinnisonit'll need a larger patch but I can do that02:35
mjg59Since semantically it's "Do this when on battery and lid is closed"02:35
Kinnisonmjg59: richard and I have discussed making the locking separate from the action02:35
mjg59Kinnison: Yeah02:36
Kinnisonmjg59: but it'll be a while before upstream gets there02:36
mjg59Kinnison: But that's going to be a pain to describe in the UI02:36
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=== mjg59 still thinks it should just go in g-s-s, but...
Kinnisonhttp://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33116402:36
JaneWKinnison: any chance you could get that spec out of drafting?02:36
Ubugtugnome2 bug 331164 in gnome-power-manager "No facility to lock the screen on lid closure" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]  02:36
KinnisonJaneW: not by 1400utc02:37
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JaneWKinnison: heh, I mean in the next week ;), but by the time I send out the report tomorrow would be even better ...02:37
JaneWKinnison: it would move your goal out of red ... and rem Green is good02:38
KinnisonJaneW: I'll do my best02:39
tsengcan anyone clear banshee and beagle from NEW?02:39
sladenToma-: dithered in fablous 14-colours!02:39
janimoare package builds labeled with MANUALDEPWAIT  in LP getting given back daily by somebody?02:39
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ogramjg59, as long as its tied to the action, i still think it should be in the ui where the action is defined ...02:40
Toma-sladen, oh... usplash is 14 colours? :|02:40
Keybukseb128: could you duplicate your alsa udev rule, and put something like "ls /dev/snd >> /var/run/test.log" in RUN instead ... I have a hunch that your controlC0 appears before your mixer <g>02:40
Toma-sladen, i thought it would use fb?02:40
mjg59ogra: But then we have difficulty explaining it02:40
sladenToma-: it does.02:40
ograjanimo, did you note,  we need grub images now for derivative artwork 02:40
Toma-doesnt fb go up to 64k?02:40
seb128Keybuk: sure, should I reboot or just udev restart then?02:40
mjg59Toma-: vga16 doesn't, no02:41
Toma-at least with the vga= options is does...02:41
janimoogra, the gfx boot stuff you mean?02:41
Toma-oic02:41
Keybukseb128: reboot I suspect, so just do it when you have a moment and nothing important02:41
Keybukit's a "minor"ish bug02:41
janimoor regular grub splashes02:41
seb128it's quite annoying :)02:41
ogramjg59, yes, i know, but its tied to the lid actions ... so i'd make it configurable as a lid action ... gss has no actions at all ..02:41
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ograjanimo, the latter02:41
janimoogra, so they're no longer considered harmful for some boxes?02:42
ograjanimo, see mvo's last grub upload ...02:42
ograjanimo, ask sabdfl ;)02:42
janimoogra, thanks02:42
RiddellKamion: nothing that's worth it yet I think02:42
Toma-I had an awesome idea today that from grub, the users pseudo desktop would appear and have a loading throbber in the middle, and once its all done, the desktop would take the images place... maybe ill just keep dreaming :)02:42
theCoredoes the bootscripts have been updated in Dapper ?02:42
mjg59ogra: If "Lid action" in g-p-m is defined as "What happens when the lid is closed and you're off AC", how do you describe "Lock screen on lid close"?02:42
mvojanimo: we want to try it out and see how well it does 02:42
janimoogra, is it ok if I go ahead with using the gdm derivative theme alternative already (i.e before edubuntu)02:42
ogramjg59, as you just did ...02:43
janimomvo, thanks02:43
mjg59ogra: But then people will think it means "Lock screen when lid is closed and you're off AC"02:43
ogramjg59, "Lock screen on lid close" ... not tied to AC or batt ...02:43
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mjg59ogra: But you've previously defined "lid close" as only being relevant when on battery02:43
ogranot if the other menu items talk about AC or batt02:43
janimomvo, which package contains the splash for ubuntu, so I have a model02:43
mjg59ogra: It would suck as a UI02:43
ograhmm02:43
mvojanimo: ubuntu-artwork, it uses the alternatives system so it's easy to provide a differnt one02:44
theCorejanimo, usplash 02:44
ogramjg59, probably the ui should change then ...02:44
janimomvo, great xubuntu already has that package for the usplash image02:44
Toma-is vga16 any good with greyscale?02:44
janimotheCore, thanks02:44
mjg59Toma-: You get 16 colours02:44
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theCorejanimo, np02:45
mjg59They can be whatever you want02:45
Toma-mjg59, ok :(02:45
ogramjg59, having a general checkbox "always lock on lid close" or something like that02:45
mvojanimo: you can't have more than 14 colors02:45
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mjg59You also get 640x40002:45
mjg59ogra: But then that sounds like unchecking it is "Sometimes lock on lid close"02:45
raphinkmjg59: I'm currently testing Xgl02:45
raphinkand I've got a few issues02:45
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raphinksay I'm not able to start gdm or kdm02:45
janimomvo, same with usplash ?(iirc that has 16 colors - 4bit png)02:45
ogramjg59, "only lock on lid close" ?02:45
Treenaksogra: 'Lock on lid clode'02:46
infinityviviersf: pong.02:46
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raphinkargh02:46
theCoreit is impressive what you can do with only 16 colors02:46
mjg59ogra: That would mean "Don't ever lock unless the lid is closed"02:46
ograTreenaks, that brings up the question: who is clode ?02:46
jdubmjg59: should i be testing/using n-m on atheros?02:46
Treenaksogra: some French guy, probably02:47
raphinkmjg59: when I start kdm/gdm with Xgl a02:47
ogramjg59, thats evil to discuss with a native speaker :P02:47
mjg59ogra: Right, as a native speaker, I can't think of any way to disambiguate this02:47
raphinkmjg59: I get a turning wheel over a black screen, then nothing02:47
Toma-rhgb uses an X server... maybe my dream can come true if i compile rhgb for ubuntu :P~02:47
raphink02:47
mjg59jdub: No idea. Ask Scott or Adam what the situation is with madwifi-ng02:47
jdubmjg59: ok, ta02:48
mjg59I've heard nothing since the sprint02:48
jdubKeybuk: pingalingaling02:48
raphinkmjg59: any idea what that might be?02:48
mjg59raphink: What hardware?02:48
raphinkmjg59: ATI Radeon 920002:48
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mjg59None02:48
jdubmjg59: btw, Xgl sits with thinking cursor before gdm loads on my ati (using fglrx or ati)02:49
Treenaksraphink: I have the same on fglrx on an x70002:49
raphinkTreenaks: same error?02:49
mjg59jdub: As in it never goes past that?02:49
jdubmjg59: yeah02:49
mjg59jdub: No idea02:49
Treenaksraphink: I use this .xsession, and the 'normal' /usr/bin/X02:49
Treenaksraphink: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/870902:49
raphinkTreenaks: I'm on irssi :s02:49
janimoTreenaks, do you have ati r300 accelerated on the x700 ?02:49
Keybukjdub: 'sup?02:49
Treenaksraphink: it's crashy, and wobbly gets annoying quickly02:49
raphinkTreenaks: ok02:49
Treenaksjanimo: no, i'm using fglrx02:50
Treenaksjanimo: I have other problems with ati, which I'll debug this weekend02:50
seb128Keybuk: no log, no log when restarting udev neither02:50
seb128Keybuk: that's like the rules were not used02:50
janimoTreenaks, ok. I just get r300 errors in xorg.log and no DRI from the free driver02:50
jdubKeybuk: n-m + atheros - happy couple now?02:50
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Treenaksjanimo: I have that working on a M10 (Radeon 9600 or something)02:51
Keybukjdub: no, only madwifi-ng works02:52
Keybukseb128: interesting02:52
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Keybukseb128: don't suppose you could do something like init=/bin/sh ... start loopback, checkroot, mountall ... then do "udevd --daemon", "udevmonitor -e >/some.log &", "udevplug" ?02:52
mjg59Keybuk: What's the situation with getting madwifi-ng into l-r-m?02:52
mjg59We need it for hardware support in any case02:53
seb128Keybuk: I'll do that after distro team meeting or I'll be late for it :)02:53
fabbioneDevel Meeting in -7 02:53
Keybukmjg59: nobody came forward to help test it on amd6402:53
Keybukso "not for dapper" at this point02:53
Keybukupstream have pretty solidly said it won't work there02:53
janimopitti, when you have time can you please review xfdesktop, it's the official upstream code with official debian packaging02:56
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janimoas opposed to what we had so far02:56
JaneWdoko,  iwj, lathiat, sivan, Kinnison : ping - meeting in 5 mins in #ubuntu-meeting02:56
pittijanimo: yes, I scheduled some main inclusion reviews for tomorrow morning02:56
janimothank you. it is the last piece of xubuntu02:56
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janimosignificant piece that is, still in universe02:56
jdubahr02:57
sladenKeybuk: I always press the hardware mute button on my Thinkpad after turning it on.  It would be quite refreshing to ditch the startup sounds03:00
Keybuk. o O { ya know, it's almost worth doing udevmonitor around the initial udevplug anyway ... just for debugging log purposes }03:01
mjg59Keybuk: So no n-m?03:01
sladenogra: what I actually want is "Lock if lid is closed for more than NN seconds" (eg. 30).  If I close it to adjust the power cable, I don't want it locked03:01
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mjg59Keybuk: If you can get me an Atheros, I can test on amd64 (and probably get the driver working, assuming that the issue isn't in the HAL)03:02
Keybukmjg59: n-m will be supported, but not installed by default03:02
ograsladen, thats nothing g-p-m offers yet ...03:02
Keybukeven if madwifi-ng were in dapper, n-m would still not be in desktop03:02
Keybukit's just too fucking unreliable03:02
seb128Keybuk: why not by default?03:02
seb128bah :/03:02
Keybukbecause they only appear to have tested it on centrino cards03:02
Keybukon almost every, single, other, driver it fucks up03:02
Keybukusually *badly*03:02
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mjg59seb128: It can't be in by default if it fails to work on common hardware03:02
mjg59Keybuk: What are the failures you're seeing?03:02
mjg59It /is/ tested on a much larger range of hardware than that03:03
seb128mjg59: my impression was it is working quite ok on most of common cards in fact03:03
Keybukmjg59: failure to scan, failure to lock onto networks, failure to manage dhcp properly, getting wedged in stupid states that require killing of n-m03:03
Kinnisonmjg59: My proposal for the lid action stuff is to perform the lock action always (if selected) but to only perform suspend/hibernate in case of battery -- sound okay?03:03
Keybukit worked for very few of *us* at the sprint03:03
mjg59Kinnison: No, that's insane03:03
janimodoes no other distro ship n-m by default?03:03
jdubjanimo: none03:03
Kinnisonmjg59: Hmm03:03
Kinnisonmjg59: My other proposal is that if locking is enabled in g-s-s, you lock on lid closure, and if the user therefore selects 'no action' then it'll still lock03:04
mjg59Kinnison: The UI element should be consistent. If it has "lid action", everything in that dropdown has to act under the same circumstances03:04
janimoand the one that suse ships (network applet) does that suck too?03:04
Kinnisonmjg59: making it look as though g-s-s is locking the screen on lid closure03:04
mjg59Kinnison: Hmm. I suppose, yes.03:04
janimonot sure if it's called that03:04
jdubjanimo: they ship n-m now 9but yes)03:04
KeybukI think we definitely want n-m in main, and maybe even in ship, because when it does work, it's great03:04
Keybukand does exactly what it says it should03:04
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mjg59seb128: It's useless on Atheros hardware without madwifi-ng03:05
Keybukit's just that when it doesn't work, it requires rather a lot of technical skill to rescue your network connection03:05
sladenKinnison: g-p-m is lacking the option to suspend on critical battery, hibernate is bit too much03:05
pittiKeybuk: can we make it ignore devices in /e/n/interfaces?03:05
mjg59sladen: No, critical battery is the point where your hardware is telling you that it'll crap out any second03:05
mjg59sladen: Suspend isn't a sensible option there03:05
janimoKeybuk, arent't those skills needed anyway if you don;t use n-m? does it make things worse when it fauils?03:05
Keybukpitti: it does here, I absolutely promise that it gets uploaded today <g>03:05
Keybukhonest03:05
pittiKeybuk: cool, thanks03:06
Kinnisonmjg59: So are we agreed that we'll lock on lid closure if g-s-s has lock enabled, and leave it at that?03:06
Keybukjanimo: not particularly, and not outside of laptops03:06
mjg59Kinnison: Yeah03:06
Kinnisonmjg59: thanks. I'm useless at UI so having you sanity check is really useful for me03:06
pittiKeybuk: then I don't see any problem with putting it into desktop (apart from the fact that it probably should replace the old network applet)03:06
sladenmjg59: it's a very sensible option.  My Thinkpad will sleep for about 18hours with 5% battery.  More than enough to find a plug!03:06
Keybukpitti: it's not an applet, so it's damned hard to replace that03:07
pittiKeybuk: right, we have a similar problem with the old battstat vs. g-p-m03:07
mjg59sladen: 5% is not critical battery03:07
sladenmjg59: (or rather this is precisely how I've operated with my R31 for 2.5years and I like the behaviour;  I know it gives me another 20minutes after the battery gets to zero03:07
Keybukpitti: and then I'm worried everyone will wonder what the applet does, when everything under it is disabled03:08
mjg59sladen: Mine claims that 1% of design capacity is critical03:08
sladenmjg59: according to g-p-m it is (those are the out of the box settings).  03:08
Keybukclick ... Wired Network (manually configured) ... Wireless Network (manually configured) ... etc.03:08
mjg59sladen: Then g-p-m is wrong03:08
mjg59That's an entirely different bug03:08
pittiKeybuk: hm, of course it would just rock if n-m would call ifup/ifdown on the interfaces in /e/n/i, but I guess that's too much work?03:08
Keybukpitti: I don't see how that would help03:08
seb128Keybuk: could you make n-m not destroy resolv.conf when using a static config? :)03:09
pittiKeybuk: well, I could upgrade from breezy and control my already configured eth0/wlan0 without breaking the configuration in /e/n/i03:09
Keybukseb128: it doesn't here (cf. promise I'll upload it today <g>)03:09
seb128nice :)03:09
Keybukpitti: but then it'd ignore the wireless_essid rules, etc. that you have configured03:09
pittiKeybuk: i. e. right now I'm typing sudo ifup eth0 whenever I plug in my eth cable03:09
seb128Keybuk: btw the /var /tmp fix works just fine :)03:09
pittiKeybuk: oh, how that?03:10
Keybukit's a replacement for ifupdown, making it integrated is kinda against the idea03:10
jdubKeybuk: mandatory settings :-)03:10
Keybukseb128: oh, good03:10
mjg59pitti: The n-m UI assumes it's entirely under the control of the applet03:10
seb128Keybuk: and I fixed your hplip upload, you didn't list the patch to 00list :p03:10
pittiKeybuk: right, that's what I mean with 'too much work'03:10
Keybukseb128: doesn't dpatch-edit-patch do that automatically? :p03:10
mjg59pitti: Trying to remove that assumption destroyes the entire UI03:10
pittiright03:11
seb128Keybuk: no, but it should probably :)03:11
Keybukgah03:11
Keybukthanks03:11
pittihmm, then the only other sane option is to just install it for new installations? (not sure how we'll do that, though)03:11
mjg59Keybuk: Ok. In that case we need to talk about how networking works at some stage03:11
Keybukmjg59: we do, yes03:11
mjg59Keybuk: Since I'd been assuming that we could rely on n-m to bring back interfaces after suspend03:11
Keybuk"how networking works" is an annoyingly tricky one ... because the nice bits aren't finished enough yet03:11
Keybukmjg59: ifdown -a / ifup -a as well should be ok ... as the two are mutually exclusive03:11
mjg59Keybuk: No, that's not good, since we should restore to the suspended state03:12
mjg59And right now devices still sometimes come up in a different order over suspend/resume03:12
Keybukwell, you know what I mean :)  parse ifstate, bring down interfaces and remember them, bring them up again03:12
janimoinfinity, please give back xfdesktop4 if you do that kind of thing. it is MANUALDEPWAIT in LP. thanks03:13
Keybukfabbione: quick question ... how do I limit the refresh rate in X ... it's using "75Hz", I only want it to use "72"03:14
fabbioneKeybuk: add VertSync to your monitor section03:14
ograKeybuk, reducing hsync vertrefresh03:14
Keybukah, of course03:15
infinityjanimo: Which arch?03:15
janimoi386 mostly03:15
janimoI think the others are in dep too03:16
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infinityjanimo: given-back...03:18
janimoinfinity, thank you03:18
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infinityjanimo: buildd maintenance is a bit bumpy right now (the LP guys are working hard to make things better, mind you), so if you could keep an eye on packages you care about (like the whole xfce stack) and mail me if things seem "not quite right", that'll save me from having to do the same. :/03:23
infinityjanimo: Since you tend to upload about 50 packages at once in massive batches, and they all interdepend, I expect you're going to be in a bit of a tangle right now.03:23
Kamion +- mozilla-dev03:24
Kamion |  * Reverse Build-Depends:03:24
Kamion |   +- enigmail03:24
Kamion |   +- enigmail03:24
Kamionpitti: ^--03:24
Kamionlike I say, dunno if that's real03:24
pittiKamion: hm, the new packages built everywhere...03:24
pittiKamion: maybe it's looking at SOE packages?03:24
infinityKamion: Could be an SCC arch?03:24
fabbionepossibly03:24
janimoinfinity, ok thanks. I think the hardest part is over, I won;t upload so many interdependent packages at once03:24
fabbioneneither sparc or hppa are in the archive03:24
Kamionno, those particular germinate runs only look at i38603:24
infinityOh, hrm.03:24
Kamion(which is why they aren't quite as reliable as anastacia)03:24
infinityOdd.  The new enigmail source definitely doesn't build-dep on mozilla-dev03:25
dokoiwj: please could you reenable -fno-strict-aliasing for firefox on amd64? trying to work around some crashes. a test build looks more stable03:25
infinityenigmail-mailnews does, but it should be heading to universe.03:25
Kamionmozilla-thunderbird-enigmail's in the supported seed03:26
Kamionwhich comes from the enigmail source03:26
pittithat should be fine03:26
fabbioneDiziet: what doko said for sparc too please.03:26
infinityKamion: And the enigmail source no longer build-depends on mozilla-dev...03:27
Kamionlet me look at this post-meeting03:27
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seb128Diziet: do you have some standard reply for firefox bug? Like getting a backtrace is standard gdb use, or is there some variable to set or instructions specific to it?03:28
janimoKamion, are you doing promotions to main?if so when is a good time to ping you about the xfce lot?03:28
seb128Diziet: I would sometime puts the useless bug needinfo while assigning them but I'm not sure of what kind of details are useful for it03:28
Kamionjanimo: after we have anastacia again so that I don't break stuff03:29
Keybukmjg59, infinity: random ... with madwifi-ng, can I wlanconfig ath1 up, and have that locked onto a different wireless network to ath0? :p03:29
Keybukand route/forward between them? :p03:29
infinityKeybuk: I have no idea.  Maybe?03:30
pittiKamion: btw, today's ppc install and live CDs work fine03:30
infinityKeybuk: I have no ath hardware in my hands anymore.03:30
pittiKamion: will test amd64 later today, too03:31
janimomvo, does language selector have a kubuntu equivalent? 03:31
Riddelljanimo: no03:31
infinityKeybuk: I also got a lot of "doesn't work for me, EEK, IT'S BROKEN" reports on madwifi-ng (and a lot of users that use it on amd64, apparently), so unless we're prepared to get in elbow deep and fix a mess of bugs, I think we're stuck with madwifi-old for dapper...03:31
janimoRiddell, does kubuntu need one though?03:32
mvojanimo: I *think* it has nothing gnome specific in it, you could use it too03:32
janimomvo, yes I saw it is gtk only :)03:32
Keybukinfinity: agree (see above)  I think madwifi-ng has missed the dapper boat03:32
Riddelljanimo: it would certainly be great to get one of course03:32
infinityKeybuk: Or I could mangle things and ship both, with some hackery, like we do with the nvidia binary stuff.03:32
Keybukunless we can package it as an alternate?03:32
janimomvo, as in dependencies, but is it looking for gnome langpacks only or anything lang related?03:32
Keybukyeah, I'd like to do that if possible, with the old madwifi as the default03:32
mvoRiddell: it should be easy to port03:32
infinityKeybuk: I'll look into it.03:32
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Riddelljanimo: there you go, easy, fancy doing it? :)03:33
mvojanimo: it looks for everything, so it will work for kde as well03:33
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janimoRiddell, I might neved done qt so far so it would be cool :)03:33
Kamionpitti: great, thanks03:33
dokoKamion: talked with Riddell, please remove knetworkconf and sanekonsole03:33
janimomvo, good, as I am putting it in xubuntu-desktop03:33
Kamiondoko: have you/Riddell checked for reverse-dependencies? the archive tools to do that check don't work yet03:34
Kamioninfinity: oh, haha03:34
Kamion"$HOME/germinate/germinate.py" -m http://jackass/ -s "$NAME" -d "$DIST" ${COMPONENTS:+-c "$COMPONENTS"} > _germinate_output03:34
Kamionspot the mistake03:34
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janimomvo, I was scared for a while of looking at you bzr archives since you have 'classic'  archive names ;)03:35
mvoRiddell: I would do it myself if you could give me a tour to pyqt03:35
infinityKamion: Whoops. :)03:35
mvojanimo: old habbits die hard :)03:35
dokoKamion: none, knetworkconf is now built from kdeadmin, so its just a source removal03:35
RiddellKamion: both packages are unused, sanekonsole obsolete by kde 3.5 and knetworkconf source by kdeadmin03:36
RiddellKamion: also lipstik source package can be removed (now built from kde-style-liptick)03:36
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Kamionsanekonsole | 0.2-0ubuntu4 |        dapper | amd64, hppa, i386, ia64, powerpc, sparc03:38
Kamionsanekonsole | 0.2-0ubuntu5 |        dapper | source03:38
Kamionso all the binaries there should die too?03:38
RiddellKamion: yes03:38
Kamionshould konsole perhaps conflict/replace it?03:39
Kamionor provide?03:39
RiddellKamion: it doesn't include any of the same files (same code right enough)03:40
dokoKamion: more removal training ;)  cyrus22-imapd (universe), including binaries. new packages have new names (maybe sit in NEW)03:40
Riddellit was only a temporary package while kde 3.4 konsole didn't have the functionality needed03:40
infinityseb128: My goofy progress bars in thunderbird magically fixed themselves.  I assume that was due to your gtk2-engines-* upload?03:40
seb128infinity: could be yep, as said it was either a gtk or a theme issue .. 03:41
seb128good to know it's fixed :)03:41
infinityseb128: Do you want me to reassign the bug so you have a mental placeholder for it (especially if you update gtk2-engines again and it comes back...), or just close it?03:41
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seb128infinity: reassign to gtk2-engines please, and set the severity to minor, thank you03:43
infinityseb128: Will do.03:43
seb128cool03:43
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infinityseb128: I'll attach my screenshot as a reminder of the goofiness.03:43
seb128k03:43
KamionRiddell: all yours done03:45
Kamiondoko: just processing the stuff in NEW then I'll do your removals03:46
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alexrMithrandir: are you there?03:50
Kamiondoko: done03:50
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Kamionseb128: any idea why firefox doesn't appear in the top panel on a fresh install any more?03:52
Mithrandiralexr: yes03:52
alexrI tried squashfs last night.03:52
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Kamionjanimo: you might want to look at "Subject: [dapper]  busted!" on ubuntu-users if you haven't already03:52
seb128Kamion: no, but pitti mentionned that already for liveCD (it was working fine for install when he did), I'll give it a try soon ... the profile didn't change so it's weird03:52
janimoKamion, I haven;t thanks03:53
Kamionjanimo: looks like a missing Replaces03:53
alexrMithrandir: Do I understand it correctly that I need to mount and extract the data from it, then chroot to this new dir, add whatever, and then mksquashfs and pack things up?03:53
Kamionseb128: anything I can investigate for you here?03:53
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Mithrandiralexr: sounds right.03:53
seb128Kamion: do you have a gconf /apps/panel/default_setup/objects/firefox_launcher ?03:54
alexrMithrandir: Now, with breezy and cloop, one needed to do some tricks. E.g. once you delete something from the cloop filesystem, you need to clean the deleted blocks.03:54
seb128browse it with gconf-editor, you can search for a key with firefox as value03:54
alexrMithrandir: I don't need to do anything like this now, do I?03:55
alexrMithrandir: because I have normal dir and not mounted fs>03:55
Mithrandiralexr: no, no tricks like that any more.03:55
alexrSuper!03:56
alexrOK, what's with the isolinux -- is everything the same there as it was last time around?03:56
alexrE.g. splash, boot sector, etc?03:56
Mithrandirif you just take the isolinux files which are on the cd already, you should be fine.03:57
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Mithrandirif you use the old stuff, just make sure to pass boot=casper to use casper03:57
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alexrMithrandir: path boot=casper to mkisofs?03:57
redisdeadhello03:57
Mithrandiralexr: no, on the isolinux command line03:58
Kamionseb128: no, only browser_launcher03:58
Kamionwhich points to epiphany03:58
redisdeadI think there is a broken dependency in dapper : linux-2.6.15-* should depend from udev03:58
Mithrandiralexr: just look at the current isolinux.cfg03:58
alexrWill do, thanks!03:58
Kamiononly keys with firefox in the value are /desktop/gnome/url-handlers/{http,https}/command03:59
alexrMithrandir: all in all, looks like it's easier to modify the LiveCD now.03:59
alexrMithrandir: if only you have suaqshfs-capable kernel :-)03:59
pittiKamion, seb128: confirmed, I do get a ffox icon in a fresh ppc install; it's just missing in the live session03:59
Mithrandiralexr: yes, it should be much easier.  You need both squashfs and unionfs in the kernel, though.04:00
alexrMithrandir: why unionfs?04:00
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seb128Kamion: is that a desktop or a laptop ?04:01
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Kamionseb128: vmware04:01
Mithrandiralexr: because you need a writable file system on top of the read only fs.04:01
Kamionon a desktop04:01
seb128Kamion: so desktop according to laptop-detect?04:01
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alexrMithrandir: I didn't have unionfs, and here's what I did last night:04:01
Mithrandiralexr: earlier, you got that by having a writable block device and devmapper snapshots.  Now you get it through having a writable file system on top of a read-only fs.04:01
Kamionlaptop-detect exits 1, so yes04:02
alexrMithrandir: (1) mount squashfs (2) rsync it to a regular directory (3) modify (4) mksquashfs04:02
KamionMithrandir: still no /usr/sbin in my default $PATH04:02
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Mithrandiralexr: correct.04:03
alexrMithrandir: So no unionfs?04:03
seb128Kamion: HOME=/root sudo gconftool-2 --direct --config-source=`gconftool-2 --get-default-source` --load /usr/share/gconf/schemas/panel-default-setup.entries04:03
seb128Kamion: does that makes any difference to the default profile?04:03
alexrMithrandir: or would I not have to rsync and then mksquashfs if I had unionfs?04:03
Mithrandiralexr: unionfs is used by the live kernel and set up as part of the boot process.04:03
seb128Kamion: you may need to create a new user to try04:03
alexrI see. So I don't need it to add packages.04:03
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seb128or rm -rf ~/.gconf if that's a stock install and don't care about it and restart the panel04:04
Mithrandiralexr: correct, as long as you use the default kernel you don't have to worry.04:04
alexrMithrandir: It's only needed for live system, not for my system.04:04
Mithrandiralexr: it'll be a lot easier to customise the live cd a little bit later in the cycle.04:04
Mithrandircorrect.04:04
alexrMithrandir: here's the thing -- I run Debian, not ubuntu.04:04
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alexrMithrandir: so my kernel is not ubuntu default.04:04
alexrMithrandir: but last time it worked just fine.04:04
Mithrandiralexr: I'm talking about the kernel on the live cd, not the kernel on your running system04:04
alexrMithrandir: Got you, thanks.04:05
MithrandirKamion: investigating04:05
Kamionseb128: created test user, was hosed ("Could not load icon" "Details: Icon 'gnome-logout' not found")04:05
Kamion(and Icon 'evolution')04:05
Kamionstill no firefox icon04:05
KeybukBenC: ping?04:05
BenCKeybuk: pong04:06
seb128Kamion: interesting ... I've an ideea, I'll investigate and let you know in a couple of min04:06
KyralWhoever posted those Xgl instructions on -devel-announce, thanks.04:06
Kamionseb128: also did rm -rf ~/.gconf, logged out, logged in, nope04:07
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alexrMithrandir: looking at the isolinux.cfg: GFXBOOT bootlogo04:07
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seb128Kamion: I bet if you do that with /usr/share/gconf/schemas/panel-default-setup-laptop.entries you have it?04:07
alexrMithrandir: what is bootlogo and how does one tweak it?04:07
Kamionalexr: that comes from gfxboot-theme-ubuntu04:08
seb128Kamion: same line as before but with -laptop04:08
alexrKamion: OK, thanks04:08
Riddellmdz: http://kubuntu.org/~jriddell/tmp/adept-notifier.png04:08
seb128(should add an extra battstat tto)04:08
seb128too04:08
KeybukBenC: so, what do you know about PCI Express, specifically the kernels implementation of it04:08
KeybukI have a box here, and it looks rather like everything on that bus just shows up on the PCI bus04:08
BenCKeybuk: pretty much zero04:08
Kamionseb128: hang on, when I did rm -rf ~/.gconf the panel hung, I had to ctrl-alt-bksp to get out, and now my desktop is fucked and won't start up properly04:09
Keybuk/sys/bus/pci_express/devices contains a bunch of symlinks (all with the same two filenames - which is rather amusing) which all point to devices on the PCI bus04:09
Keybukah, do you know who would?04:09
BenCas far as I know, the pci subsystem just tries to make it work like other PCI devices04:09
alexrMithrandir, Kamion: thanks! See you later.04:09
Mithrandiralexr: have fun04:09
Keybukok, that sounds like what I'm seeing04:09
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KeybukI want to make sure we don't suddenly get bitten in dapper when in two years time, everything has PCI Express, and suddenly nobody's IDE/SATA/SCSI/etc. drivers get loaded <g>04:09
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ograKamion, wouldnt reboot be easier ? 04:10
Kamionogra: shrug04:10
BenCKeybuk: are the PCI Expresse devices working?04:10
ograheh04:10
KeybukBenC: I assume so, they include the video card and stuff :)04:10
BenCor are all those devices just regular PCI devices on a PCI-E bus?04:10
Keybukthey're definitely PCI-E devices04:10
BenCok, yeah, I think we are ok04:10
KeybukX can see the video card and use it04:10
MithrandirKamion: what do your /etc/environment look like?04:10
KamionMithrandir: no PATH04:10
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KeybukI think the ethernet and sound cards are also PCI-E04:11
MithrandirKamion: and your live fs is not ancient?04:11
Keybuk(they're on 0000:05)04:11
Keybukand linux seems happy with box04:11
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KamionMithrandir: this is a fresh install not a live CD04:11
Keybukuh, with both04:12
MithrandirKamion: ah, ok.  d-i install, not espresso?04:12
KamionMithrandir: yes04:12
Kamiontoday's daily install CD04:12
infinityKeybuk / BenC: The kernel handled PCI express internally and exposes it as PCI with extensions.04:12
Kamionseb128: yes, with -laptop I get a firefox icon04:12
mdzRiddell: which icon activates it?  the /!\ ?04:12
BenCinfinity: yeah, that's what I figured04:12
BenCjust like AGP04:13
Keybukinfinity: what symlinks do you get in /sys/bus/pci_express/devices ?04:13
infinityKeybuk / BenC: For most cases, it "Just Works", for cases where you might want somehting fancy (like wankloads of bandwidth to a video card), you can either address it as "plain old slow PCI", or write to it as a scary fast PCI express device.04:13
Riddellmdz: how do you mean?  it shows that icon when there's updates, clicking on it brings up the adept-updater tool04:13
KamionMithrandir: I note that your && || precedence is screwy in libpam-modules, although that wouldn't cause this bug04:14
seb128Kamion: could you edit /usr/share/gconf/schemas/panel-default-setup.entries, replace epiphany.desktop by firefox.desktop and try again the first variant?04:14
infinityKeybuk: pcie0[023]  -> ../../../devices/pci...04:14
Kamionshould be ... && (... || ...) not ... && ... || ...04:14
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seb128Kamion: I think that this changed has been dropped by mistake04:14
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Keybukinfinity: do you get multiples of each filename?04:14
infinityKeybuk: Yes.04:14
Keybukheh, me too04:14
KeybukBenC: don't suppose you could tickle someone into fixing that?04:15
pitti_liveMithrandir: hm, still the wrong resolution on amd64/live, do you want to debug this with me?04:15
Keybukit makes readdir/readlink loops damned hard <g>04:15
BenCKeybuk: can you send me a ls -l of the files in question?04:15
Mithrandirpitti_live: does sudo ddcprobe give you anything useful?04:15
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pitti_liveMithrandir: yes, it looks pretty nice, I'll /msg04:15
Keybukpasted to -kernel04:16
pitti_liveMithrandir: whoops, this user is not reg'ed, did you get /msg?04:16
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Mithrandirpitti_live: yes, I got it04:16
KamionMithrandir: hmm, I have a feeling d-i might be clobbering /etc/environment04:17
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seb128Diziet: did you read my question before?04:17
MithrandirKamion: I can't see anything wrong in my code, for once, so I suspect so. :-/04:17
Kamionbecause 'sudo /var/lib/dpkg/info/libpam-modules.postinst configure ""' makes it work04:17
Kamionseb128: BTW any reason why panel-default-setup-laptop.entries uses file:///usr/share/applications/*.desktop while panel-default-setup.entries just uses *.desktop?04:19
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Kamionseb128: yes, works after that change, thanks04:20
seb128Kamion: for the path no, -laptop is a copy of the .entries for some time ago and we didn't merge some cosmetic change like that04:21
seb128I'll fix the epiphany/firefox now04:21
Kamionthanks04:21
KamionMithrandir: yeah, it's localechooser's fault, fixing now04:22
MithrandirKamion: thanks.04:22
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Kamionhm, damn, will need a d-i build04:23
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carlospitti: hi04:30
pitti_livecarlos: hey04:30
carlospitti_live: Could you give me an URL to download your pkgstriptranslation updated packages?04:30
seb128Kamion: gnome-panel fixed version uploaded04:30
carlospitti_live: celso and I are going to test the new soyuz version and need it to test the Rosetta integration04:31
RiddellKamion: I should start testing CDs for flight 4 now yes?04:31
KamionMithrandir: could you push your casper trunk branch please?04:31
KamionMithrandir: have a bug to fix :-/04:31
KamionRiddell: yeah04:31
pitti_liveKamion: amd64/live works well, btw04:31
Kamionalthough I think I'll be respinning, but you might as well see if there are any issues we haven't found yet04:31
Kamionseb128: thans04:31
Kamion+k DAMN eyboard04:31
seb128np04:31
seb128:)04:31
pitti_livecarlos: I didn't put them online so far, will do ASAP04:31
pitti_livecarlos: 20 minutes?04:32
MithrandirKamion: pushed.04:32
Mithrandir(I thought I did so this morning?)04:32
carlospitti_live: we have 1 hour until celso is back, so it's ok04:32
KamionMithrandir: hm, changelog still says UNRELEASED04:33
Kamionoh, no, pulled again, I think my HTTP proxy is sucking again04:33
MithrandirKamion: ahkay.04:34
Keybukthat's weird04:34
Keybukapt-get update was successfull, but half the lists were missing and/or incomplete04:35
Keybukdid I hit the archive at a bad time?04:35
KamionMithrandir: then if you could merge/upload http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/casper/espresso-desktop again I'd be grateful04:35
seb128Kamion: I've planned to follow the gnome-vfs2 binary split from Debian (breaks circular Depends on provide extra debug stuff), better to do that after flight4, right?04:35
Kamionseb128: yeah, if you could wait - hopefully shouldn't be long04:35
seb128there is no hurry at all, I'll wait for after flight404:35
KamionKeybuk: the publisher just finished, so I guess it's possible04:35
KeybukKamion: I didn't think the archive was supposed to *have* bad times04:36
KeybukKinnison: launchpad publisher moves the new packages files into place by writing them elsewhere and rename()ing over the top, right?04:36
Keybuk(and not something silly like just writing the file over the top a chunk at a time)04:36
MithrandirKamion: just merge and upload?04:36
KinnisonKeybuk: essentially yes04:36
dokoKamion: please demote libstdc++6-dev and g++-3.4 to universe04:36
Keybuk"essentially" ?04:36
KinnisonKeybuk: we write an entire new dists/ tree which we replace over the top04:36
infinityWhich does allow a tiny window of "bad", but not much...04:37
Keybukhow do you replace it over the top?04:37
KamionKeybuk: launchpad publisher does but archive.ubuntu.com is still a mirror04:37
KeybukKamion: ah, true04:37
KamionKeybuk: mv dists dists.old; mv dists.new dists; rm -rf dists.old04:37
Keybukheh04:37
Kamionso there's a brief race with no dists, but only buildds care04:38
elmothe archive uses --delay-updates, it's essential the same thing04:38
Kamionstill a window when rsync is in the middle of updating though04:38
KamionKeybuk could have caught that04:38
mdzseb128: copy/paste behaviour in gnome-terminal seems to have changed04:38
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mdzseb128: I now get different things with shift+insert vs. middle-click04:39
seb128mdz: shit-insert bug?04:39
Keybukis that atomic as in "boom" ?04:39
mdzseb128: oh, just a bug? good04:39
seb128s/shit/shift04:39
seb128yep04:39
ogralol04:39
KeybukMithrandir: I'm ready for you now ...04:39
ograhmm, my DSL seems to be back ... :)04:39
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Kamiongar, I wish screensavers didn't kick in in vmware04:40
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Kamionit makes my host machine totally unusable for tens of seconds while vmware figures out how to stop the screensaver04:40
seb128mdz: not clear if that's a bug: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12384404:41
Ubugtugnome2 bug 123844 in VteTerminal "Select after copy overwrites clipboard contents" [Enhancement,Reopened]  04:41
ograKamion, hmm, i dont see a solution for that ... users might actually want screensavers in vmware04:41
KamionMithrandir: yeah, if you could04:41
mdzseb128: IT IS A BUG ;-)04:41
seb128mdz: basically "Shift+Insert pastes CLIPBOARD" (coherent with GNOME) and "Ctrl+Shift+Insert paste PRIMARY"04:41
Kamionogra: unconvinced, but up to you I guess04:41
Kamionif there's a way to make it non-GL screensavers only, that would help04:42
dholbachseb128: Treenaks filed it in launchpad as well.04:42
seb128dholbach: I know, that's the upstream bug you pointed from launchpad04:42
KamionI'm not entirely sure it's GL screensavers that make it slow as molasses but it seems like a fair guess04:42
mdzseb128: whatever, so long as there is a checkbox for it so that it can act like xterm04:42
ograKamion, hmm ... hard to do with gnome-screensaver alone ... thats why the hacks are in two different packages ...04:42
seb128mdz: yeah, they are discussed a gconf key or an option for that04:42
mdzctrl+shift+insert is very hard to type04:43
Fitzsimmonsit is?04:43
MithrandirKamion: done04:43
pitti_livemdz: on the kinesis? :)04:44
MithrandirKeybuk: I'm on my way out the door, tomorrow instead?04:44
Keybukseb128: btw, is there any particular reason why we still don't have an "OK" button on the gdm theme?04:44
KeybukMithrandir: sure04:44
mdzpitti_live: yes04:44
seb128Keybuk: artwork is jdub's is a good reason? :)04:45
mdzI need the foot pedal04:45
Keybukseb128: not particularly ... jdub: can we put one on there please04:45
seb128Keybuk: we said we would put one, dunno what jdub has planned to change for dapper and when04:45
Keybuk(I've just had to explain for the dozenth time to a new user that they can just press the Enter key -- it seems that only power users ever think of that)04:45
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Keybukit seems that Enter usually does something dangerous in Windows, like make the dialog box vanish04:47
mdzmjg59: did something happen to make laptop-mode less scary?04:47
Keybukthis user did try Tab, but that doesn't do anything04:47
seb128Keybuk: tab is supposed to work for some time, weird04:47
seb128and it does work for me04:48
Keybukthey could have been lying ;)04:48
seb128(just tried)04:48
seb128gdm (2.8.0.0-0ubuntu1) breezy; urgency=low04:48
Keybukwe do need a big clickable button there though04:48
seb128    - <Tab> validate the username (Ubuntu: #9777).04:48
Keybukhmm, does it work on the password field too?04:48
seb128yep04:48
mjg59mdz: What I discussed in that email04:49
Keybukprobably just the user lying then04:49
seb128or using hoary?04:49
Keybukhmm, could be hoary actually04:49
KeybukI don't remember sending them breezy CDs04:49
KamionMithrandir: thanks04:49
KeybukI'll have to ask next time04:49
pittiKamion: the keyboard selector in the installer gfxboot has no effect; known or do you want a bug report?04:49
KeybukI just noticed the button still wasn't there after installing quest as well04:50
Kamionpitti: that's the kbd-chooser preseeding breakage that Mithrandir and I were discussing this morning04:50
Kamionthere's no bug report about it yet though AFAIK, feel free to file one so we remember04:50
pittiok, thanks04:50
mdzmjg59: that email?  I was just reading dapper-changes04:52
mjg59mdz: Ah - ubuntu-devel04:53
mjg59mdz: Basically (since I've never been able to reproduce this), I'm working on a hunch04:53
tsengKamion: have a minute? I am pretty stuck on where to go from here with mono ppc04:53
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mjg59mdz: My /guess/ is that the issue is caused by the APM command being sent at around the same time as the BIOS reduces the spin speed on the CD drive04:54
mjg59mdz: Which would then result in the IDE bus hanging04:54
tsengKamion: we've been highly unsuccessful in reproducing it on anything outside the canonical data center04:54
Kamiontseng: did anyone analyse the traces I sent?04:54
tsengKamion: yes04:54
KamionI'm fairly sure it just needs a multi-processor machine ...04:54
tsengKamion: "it cant possibly crash there"04:54
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Kamionit STINKS of a threading race04:55
mjg59mdz: So for now I've just delayed the sending of those commands04:55
tsengslomo: feel free to chime in re: multiprocessor machine04:55
tsengKamion: there is a debian buildd with dual g404:55
tsengslomo_ rather.04:55
KamionIIRC BenC's G5 is dual, might be worth asking him when he reappears04:56
tsengmm that is a good lead04:56
KamionI might be wrong there04:56
Kamionyes, voltaire.debian.org is a dual G404:56
slomo_when will he be back?04:56
Kamionreasonable US working hours I assume04:56
tsengi am working in the us, reasonably :)04:56
Kamionvoltaire doesn't seem to have user chroots though04:57
slomo_voltaire built mono fine04:57
Kamiondunno then, /me <- not BenC's keeper ;)04:57
slomo_http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.php?&pkg=mono&ver=1.1.13.1-1&arch=powerpc&stamp=1137306831&file=log&as=raw04:57
KamionI'm more than happy to carry out further debugging04:57
Kamionor if there's a way to make mono only use one processor, perhaps that would be a workaround04:58
tsengthe problem is we dont need to waste all your time on it04:58
Kamionfurther debugging> under instructions that is, I don't have time to go off on my own04:58
tsengand the trace left no obvious lead04:58
Amaranthisn't there a way to set processor affinity or whatever it's called in linux?04:58
Kamionat this point I'd be happy if there were some big-hammer workaround04:58
slomo_Kamion: there's no way to do it afaik... is there a utility to bind a process to one cpu?04:58
tsengbinary upload has always been a sufficient hammer04:59
tsengits tons easier to find a box that does build mono than one that doesnt04:59
Kamionthat one's not happening ...04:59
Kamioneven less likely to happen with soyuz than it was with katie04:59
slomo_if there's a way to bind a process to one cpu i guess we could hack the build system of mono to do it05:00
Kamionsched_setaffinity(2)?05:00
Kamioncan't see a handy user command for it05:00
Kamionwould need testing on davis first though05:00
Dizietseb128: Thanks for your effort.  I'm dreaming up a wiki page that will have these kind of questions answered; it'll be done in a bit.05:02
slomo_Kaloz: thanks... hm, shouldn't be too hard to add a hack for this in mono for ppc... tseng can you take a look at it? should be only one position where this function needs to be called... in main() of the JIT probably05:04
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slomo_probably mono/mini/main.c05:05
tsengwait a second, do you remember if it dies on internal mono or the bootstrapped version05:05
tsengok, mini05:05
tsenghaha05:06
tsengmain (int argc, char* argv[] )05:06
tseng{ return mono_main (argc, argv);05:06
tseng}05:06
slomo_there is no internal JIT, only an internal mcs which is cli05:06
slomo_yes... nice thing ;)05:06
tsengeasy enough05:06
slomo_just add it before and give it Kamion to test on davis05:06
tsengwhen he said  (2) did that mean the literal argument05:07
slomo_but please... use dpatch's ability to apply patches only on one architecture or do it in rules via sed or something ;)05:07
slomo_http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man2/sched_setaffinity.2.html05:07
Kamionno that's standard notation for man page sections05:07
tsengyeah that was the other choice05:07
Kamionfoo(2) => man page foo in section 205:07
Kamioni.e. system call05:07
slomo_man $section $page iirc05:07
tsengbut05:07
Kamionyes05:07
tsengNo manual entry for sched_setaffinity in section 205:08
Kamioninstall manpages-dev05:08
tsengdanke05:08
slomo_i hope there's no forking in there...05:08
slomo_but doesn't look like it from a fast look in mono_main()...05:09
Keybukooh, nice gtk/X boog ... it thinks my "Pause" key is "Print" and my "Print" key is "Pause"05:10
tsengmm it wants the pid05:10
slomo_tseng: 0 for current process05:10
ograKeybuk, thats just wrongly printed on your keyboard :P05:10
tsenghandy05:10
slomo_tseng: or get_pid()05:10
Kamiongetpid()05:11
Kamion#include <sched.h> ... { unsigned long mask = 1; sched_setaffinity(0, sizeof(mask), &mask); }05:12
elmowould hoary have allowed to login if you don't own ~/.ICEAuthority ?05:12
ogranope05:12
ograwe had a ton of bugs about that ... k3b rewrites it as root on first start05:13
tsengKamion: ive rolled a patch here for safekeeping, do you need to me roll the source package05:13
ogra(k3bsetup to be precise)05:13
tsengKamion: or can you just throw that in a chroot and test?05:13
tsengprobably just a ./configure; make will do05:13
elmois it possible mvo's upgrade tool does so too?05:13
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ograhmm ... good question 05:14
=== ogra didnt try it yet
Kamiontseng: no, just mail me it05:14
tsengKamion: np05:15
ograelmo, but it saw a good amount of community testing already, i guess someone would have noted it05:15
elmoogra: I guess so05:15
slomo_tseng: thanks... let's hope it works :)05:15
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Keybukbrb05:21
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carlospitti: hi, do you have that package ready?05:25
pitticarlos: sorry, emergency, later05:26
carlosok05:26
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Keybukweird, I couldn't get ssh X forwarding to do the right thing05:26
Keybukoh well, vnc works :)05:26
seb128Keybuk: udev.log on chinstrap for you05:26
seb128Keybuk: 05:29
seb128UEVENT[1140106469.632521]  add@/class/sound/controlC005:29
seb128...05:29
seb128UEVENT[1140106469.632531]  add@/class/sound/mixer05:29
seb128so right, controlC0 is added before the mixer05:30
KeybukI wonder whether that's important05:30
ograKeybuk, crimsun could tell 05:30
seb128$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/85-alsa.rules05:31
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="ls /dev/snd >> /var/run/snd.log"05:31
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/etc/init.d/alsa-utils start %n"05:31
seb128Keybuk: and I've no /var/run/snd.log05:31
Keybukoh, you won't have ... sh -c ' ... ' around it ;)05:31
Keybuksorry, should have made that a bit more clear05:32
seb128lemme try again :)05:34
KamionMithrandir: I don't see any casper upload from you?05:34
tsengKamion: am i right that davis has 64 bit kernel 32 bit user?05:36
Kamiontseng: yes05:37
tsengKamion: and at one point it was 32/32?05:37
tsengKamion: (when we could actually build mono)05:37
Kamiontseng: er, might've been, elmo would know05:38
tsengalso, how much change of someone getting a chroot05:38
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seb128bah, no change05:38
seb128imho it's not runned05:38
KamionI think it's impossible for non-employees I'm afraid05:38
Kamionor at least deeply contrary to the datacentre security policy05:39
KeybukUDEV  [1140106470.218685]  add@/class/sound/controlC005:39
Keybukso udev is processing it05:39
seb128but it seems it doesn't run 85-alsa05:40
Keybukwonder why I just put [0-7]  in there05:40
Keybukseb128: add a different rule to the top?  maybe just RUN+="/bin/touch /var/run/YES_I_RAN"05:40
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/bin/touch /var/run/YES_I_RAN" ?05:41
seb128or just the RUN part?05:41
sladenI make some space, then haha, it tells me it's now 95% full.  stupid program05:41
Keybukboth, with different filenames05:41
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seb128k, brb05:42
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slomo_Kamion: can you also try with only this patch applied: http://primates.ximian.com/~lupus/ppc-atomic-barrier.diff  ?05:42
Kamionslomo_: looks promising, will do once this build finishes05:43
slomo_Kamion: so it works with that setaffinity patch? cool... at least a known workaround now...05:43
Kamionslomo_: don't know yet, hasn't finished05:44
Kamionand in any case this tree still has my debugging hacks in it, whoops; might build anyway05:44
tsengKamion: i mailed you a second patch from upstream05:44
slomo_tseng: i've already given him the url some seconds ago ;)05:45
tsenghaha "oh"05:45
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Kamionwhaddaya know, setaffinity worked05:49
Kamiontrying atomic-barrier in a clean tree now05:49
Keybukatomic barrier? affinity?05:49
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Kamionmono, see above05:49
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seb128Keybuk: 05:50
seb128$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/85-alsa.rules05:50
seb128RUN+="/bin/touch /var/run/YES_I_RAN_simple"05:50
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/bin/touch /var/run/YES_I_RAN"05:50
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="sh -c 'ls /dev/snd >> /var/run/snd.log'"05:50
seb128KERNEL=="controlC[0-7] ", ACTION=="add", RUN+="/etc/init.d/alsa-utils start %n"05:50
seb128$ ls /var/run/snd* /var/run/YES_I_RAN*05:50
seb128ls: /var/run/snd*: Aucun fichier ou rpertoire de ce type05:50
seb128/var/run/YES_I_RAN  /var/run/YES_I_RAN_simple05:50
ogratseng, you and your strange drugs ....05:50
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Keybukseb128: oh, /bin/sh would probably help that ;)05:50
seb128$ cat /var/run/snd.log05:51
seb128controlC005:51
seb128pcmC0D0c05:51
seb128pcmC0D0p05:51
seb128pcmC0D1c05:51
seb128pcmC0D2p05:51
seb128timer05:51
seb128on an udev restart05:51
KamionMithrandir: didn't see a casper upload from you so I just did one, hope that's not too inconvenient; committed and pushed to my espresso-desktop branch05:51
KamionMithrandir: also there was a bin/casper-to-usb script in your 1.31 tarball that apparently never got added to bzr05:52
Keybukseb128: ok, well so far I don't see any reason your mixer settings aren't being restored05:52
KeybukOH WAIT!05:52
Keybukbrain just kicked in05:52
Kamion(so it's not in my upload)05:52
Keybukguess where alsa stores the mixer settings05:52
seb128/var05:52
Keybukbingo05:52
seb128grumpf05:52
seb128you should not have a separate /var nowadays :p05:52
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seb128Keybuk: right, it's /var/lib/alsa/asound.state ... :)05:53
Keybukyeah, a bunch of stuff uses /var as if it were /etc05:54
Keybukalsa happens to be one of them05:54
seb128so what would be the right way to fix that? 05:55
seb128move the file to etc?05:55
Keybukmove the file onto the root filesystem05:55
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Keybukoh look, it's a debian patch to move it *to* /var05:56
seb128jordi: !!!05:57
MithrandirKamion: casper-to-usb is unfinished, so that's ok.  I should add it to bzr, though.05:57
seb128        patches/10_move_asound_state_to_var.dpatch: Move the default05:57
seb128        asound.state from /etc/ to /var/lib/alsa/ (Closes: #106244)05:57
seb128hum05:57
Keybukbecause having hardware-related stuff on your root filesystem is just asking for it to work05:58
Keybukor something05:58
Kamionslomo_,tseng: still breaks with ppc-atomic-barrier05:58
KeybukI guess I agree that it probably doesn't belong in /etc either though05:59
tsengKamion: ack05:59
slomo_Kamion: ok, thanks for testing05:59
slomo_Kamion: we'll send it up with setaffinity then for now05:59
Keybukwe need a variable state directory on the root filesystem05:59
Kamiontrying the sched_setaffinity thing again just to make sure my old tree wasn't busted05:59
Kamionyou should put #ifdef __powerpc__ / #endif around the setaffinity changes obviously06:00
slomo_Kamion: ok... if it was busted it would be really interesting to know what you changed there ;)06:00
Kamionbit late :(06:00
seb128right, /etc is not the right place for that neither06:00
seb128and alsa will probably not the only one in that case ...06:00
Keybukseb128: I actually can't think of anything else off the top of my head that needs a hardware configuration file to hang around after a reboot06:01
Keybukit's kind of "saved settings"06:01
Keybukso it's a bit like /etc as it's card configuration, but a bit like /var because it's machine-managed06:01
pittiseb128: !06:01
seb128pitti: !!06:01
pittiseb128: quick, quick, which package has the 'Desktop' translation?06:01
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pittiseb128: i. e. is that a .desktop file or a .mo file?06:02
seb128Keybuk: better to use /etc so, that would fix my bug :)06:02
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seb128pitti: what "Desktop"? The places menu one? gnome-panel (.mo)06:02
Keybukseb128: /etc/var/alsa ? :p06:02
seb128lol06:02
pittiseb128: yes, places06:02
pittiseb128: changing gnome-panel-2.0.mo doesn't work06:02
Keybukat least that makes it obvious06:03
seb128pitti: panel-menu-items.c:                             Q_("Desktop Folder|Desktop"),06:03
pittiseb128: 'k, thank you a million06:03
seb128np06:03
Kamionslomo_: BTW I don't think all powerpc systems have lwsync so that would break pre-power4, surely?06:03
Kamionyou need sync on older chips06:04
slomo_Kamion: no idea... i'll ask the mono guys06:04
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Kamionslomo_: and wouldn't it need to apply to the other Interlocked* functions?06:05
Keybukseb128: don't suppose you know the bug#?06:06
seb128Keybuk: https://launchpad.net/malone/bugs/3156406:06
Ubugtumalone bug 31564 in alsa-utils "sound muted on started" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  06:06
Kamionalso lwsync isn't really a lock, not in the same way LOCK is on x8606:07
Kamionit just makes sure all memory operations before lwsync have been completed before proceeding06:07
slomo_Kamion: <lupus> slomo: yes, but that one is used to implement the lock() operator06:08
slomo_Kamion: <lupus> slomo: could you tell him to make it use sync instead of lwsync and retry?06:08
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slomo_Kamion: <lupus> slomo: that is the intended behaviour06:09
slomo_Kamion: <lupus> the lock is implemented with the compareexchange, not with the lwsync, of course06:09
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jdubKeybuk: sorry, missed the context of your "put one on there" request?06:10
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Keybukjdub: an OK button on the gdm theme for people to click after typing in their username or password06:11
Kamionok, I'll try sync instead; but I'll have to go in 20 minutes so you might not get the answer for a while06:11
jdubKeybuk: ah, yeah - i also want to put username/password on the same screen06:11
HiddenWolfKeybuk: hm, did people really not figure out the enter?06:11
ograjdub, two entry boxes ? 06:12
KeybukHiddenWolf: yup, apparently pressing Enter in Windows almost always does the wrong thing, so people don't try it06:12
HiddenWolfKeybuk: shame, I liked the cleanness of the theme.06:12
Keybukseb128: can you try the alsa-utils package on http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/ and see if that fixes it :)06:12
jdubogra: yeah06:12
ograeeek06:13
ograjdub, thats evil and ugly ... why do you want to do that ? 06:13
KeybukHiddenWolf: a theme with just a slowly pulsating "username?" in the middle, with no text box, and movie-os style animated backdrop would be even cleaner06:13
ogra(i agree that a ok button might make sense)06:13
Keybukbut we'd have 90% of users sitting there wondering *where* they type their username06:13
jdubogra: much clearer, based on user testing06:14
ograhrm...06:14
jdubogra: easier to fix mistakes, etc.06:14
ograKeybuk, in the field where "username" is written on ? 06:14
Keybukogra: read the line above too06:15
ograi find it very intuitive to have one field that changes the label ... 06:15
Keybukogra: it seems that a lot of our users don't06:15
Keybukfind another example of that elsewhere in the interface06:15
ograits emptied ... 06:15
Keybukdialog boxes have eight fields, not one that changes as you type into it06:15
ograthe label should be bigger and clearer06:15
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Kinnisonshe typed her username in and then asked me "so where do I type my password in, and what do I click on to continue?"06:16
Keybukogra: first rule of UI design ... users don't read ... no matter how big the text06:16
ograhrm 06:16
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Keybukhow many times have you signed the date box, or the "print your name here" box on forms, etc.? :p06:16
ograi dont like the idea nontheless ...06:16
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Keybukthe Royal Mail "Special Delivery" form gets me every damned time06:17
Keybukespecially as they like delivering at about 5am06:17
KeybukI always sign in the wrong box06:17
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KinnisonKeybuk: I almost signed in the date field on the most recent paperwork for selling my house06:17
Kinnisonbut that was a really poor form06:17
Keybukogra: clever/shiny/clean is secondary to usable :)06:18
Keybuk. o O { oh, so that's why sudo is asking me for my passphrase too much }06:19
Kinnisonokay so pbuilder is confusing me06:19
Kinnisonhow do I make it build my source tree?06:19
KeybukKinnison: buggered if I know, I've never used it06:20
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Keybukhmm, I want to install ia32-libs, don't I?06:21
Keybukand probably linux3206:21
MithrandirKeybuk: you do, probably.06:22
KeybukMithrandir: what's the collection of useful amd64 gadgetry that I should install on this?06:22
KeybukI'd quite like to have an i386 chroot, etc.06:22
MithrandirKeybuk: i386 chroot?  debootstrap's generally useful for creating such.06:23
Kamionslomo_,tseng: right, sched_setaffinity definitely works, trying lupus' suggestion now (but as I say, going in five minutes or so)06:23
Kamiondebootstrap --arch i38606:23
Keybukright, I know how to *make* it :)  but not how to run shit in it <g>06:23
Kamionlinux32 chroot /blah06:23
slomo_Kamion: ok, thanks... i'll upload with that patch for now... we can replace it with something better in the future :)06:24
Kamioneven without linux32 it'll work06:24
MithrandirKeybuk: bind-mount /tmp and /home and you'll be able to run X programs in there too.06:24
Kamionslomo_: right, as long as it gets #ifdefed to powerpc06:24
slomo_Kamion: it's #ifdef __powerpc__ now06:24
Kamiongood06:24
Keybukwhat does linux32 do, then?06:24
KamionI'll let you know what happens with the sync business06:24
KamionKeybuk: sets kernel personality06:24
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MithrandirKeybuk: makes uname return stuff as if you were a 32 bit platform.06:25
Kamionso uname says i686, e.g.06:25
pittiyay, network is back06:25
Keybukok, I guess in theory just running an ia32 binary works, but it'd still think it was running on "amd64" ?06:26
pittiKamion: FYI, today's amd64 install/live are good06:28
MithrandirKeybuk: yes.06:28
Kamionpitti: great, thanks06:28
Keybukok06:28
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Kamionslomo_: s/lwsync/sync/ still breaks06:31
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Kamioner s/lwsync/sync/g that is06:32
KeybukMithrandir: so ia32-libs are the common deps of 32-bit apps?06:32
slomo_Kamion: ok06:33
pitticarlos: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/packages/06:33
MithrandirKeybuk: it's a subset which covers at least a base set, yes.  It's not a full 32 bit environment06:33
carlospitti: thanks06:33
pitticarlos: sorry for the delay, a super-urgent emergency task popped up in between06:33
carlospitti: don't worry06:33
Keybukright, so other than linux32 or ia32-libs, anything else I might want/need/find useful?06:33
pitticarlos: that's the new version I'll upload as soon as you give me the ok06:33
carlospitti: ok06:33
pitticarlos: do you need anything else?06:33
carlosnothing, thanks06:33
pitticarlos: btw, that's the version I created the pmount test build with06:33
carlosok06:34
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Kinnisonhmm, no seb06:36
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Keybukno, he ran off ~15 mins ago06:37
Kinnisondo you happen to know if we honour /etc/xdg/autostart/*.desktop ?06:37
Keybukno idea06:38
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ogratheer he is :)06:38
Kinnisonseb128: do you happen to know if we honour /etc/xdg/autostart/*.desktop ?06:38
seb128Keybuk: slightly better06:38
Keybukseb128: did that work?06:38
Keybuk"slightly" ?06:38
seb128Keybuk: it doesn't find amixer because /usr is not mounted *g*06:38
Keybukseb128: I'm going to deck you06:39
seb128lol06:39
Keybukwhat's amixer?06:39
seb128Kinnison: no, the spec seems stupid to me, I've changed to /usr/share/autostart and I'm in discussion with upstream06:39
seb128Keybuk: something that /etc/init.d/alsa-utils starts complain if you don't have it06:39
Kinnisonseb128: okay, I'll try and persuade this to install the .desktop there06:39
seb128I've init=/bin/sh and tried it06:39
Keybukseb128: ok ... it doesn't seem to actually use it for this job, so we can fix that :p06:39
KeybukI assume if you comment that out, it's fine?06:40
seb128Keybuk: right, alsactl is /sbin06:40
seb128Keybuk: I've not tried in fact, will do at next boot :)06:41
seb128but it should06:41
Keybukhang on06:41
Keybukyeah, it looks like amixer is needed for this06:41
seb128Kinnison: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33039706:41
Ubugtugnome2 bug 330397 in gnome-session "autostart uses config_dir instead of data_dir" [Normal,New]  06:41
seb128Keybuk: moving it to /bin ? :p06:41
dan_thello. i have a problem on dapper. nautilus does not refresh properly the x root window. the desktop background is corrupted06:41
Keybukseb128: no, /sbin06:42
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KeybukI'm glad we have *someone* who's put everything possible onto seperate filesystems, anyway06:44
seb128:)06:45
Keybukyou clearly like having to do "df | less" :p06:45
seb128I like to get a pile of "low disk space" bubble on GNOME login :p06:46
jdubcrash test sebby :-)06:46
hungerKeybuk: is having 22 local partitions mounted not the norm here?06:47
Keybukhunger: only if they're tmpfs and bind mounts06:47
hungerKeybuk: 5 of them are set up for you by ubuntu anyway;-)06:47
Keybuk5?  4!06:47
seb128$ mount | wc -l06:48
seb1281606:48
Keybukunless you're counting the root filesystem?06:48
seb128*g*06:48
hungerKeybuk: Oh, right... where did the tmpfs for the restricted modules go?06:48
Keybukactually, I guess if you're being accurate, Ubuntu mounts 806:48
Keybukhunger: *g* hidden06:48
Keybukactually it just needs adding to mtab06:48
Keybuk(it gets mounted before there's a writable root filesystem)06:49
Keybukhmm06:49
hungerKeybuk: then it is 8 mounted and set up by ubuntu.06:49
hungerSo it is only 14 for my normal FS:-)06:49
dan_thttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-driver-nv/+bug/6120 i'm experimentin this bug (but with a radeon video card on an ibook) . can i help to fix it?06:50
Ubugtumalone bug 6120 in xserver-xorg-driver-nv "[Dapper]  Screen corruption on Gnome desktop with nv driver" [Normal,Needs info]  06:50
Keybuk/proc, /sys, /dev, /dev/.bootchart, /var/run, /var/lock, /lib/modules/*/volatile, /dev/.static/dev, /dev/pts, /dev/shm, /proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc, /proc/bus/usb06:50
Keybukthat's 12 ...06:50
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hungerKeybuk: That is my laptop... no idea how many I have on my servers:-)06:50
slomo_ubuntu-artwork is currently broken with no grub installed... e.g. on ppc ;)06:50
slomo_update-alternatives: unable to make /boot/grub/default-splash.xpm.gz.dpkg-tmp a symlink to /etc/alternatives/grub-artwork: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden06:50
dan_tslomo: same for me :)06:51
seb128slomo_: ping mvo 06:52
slomo_mvo: ping06:52
mvohello06:52
mvo*grumpf*06:52
seb128hey mvo :)06:52
mvothanks06:52
slomo_hi mvo ;)06:52
mvoslomo_: got your message06:53
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Kinnisonogra: ping06:56
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ograKinnison, pong06:57
Kinnisonogra: so http://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gvm-nuv/06:57
Kinnisonogra: Can you please have a play with that, I need to go out, mail me any issues06:57
ograKinnison, ok, i can do it only later, in a meeting in #ltsp currently ...06:58
Kinnisonogra: of course, enjoy06:58
ogra:)06:59
ograKinnison, err, 40406:59
Kinnisonhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~dsilvers/gpm-nuv/07:00
Kinnisonsorry07:00
Kinnison*power* not *volume*07:00
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elmoumm, what's X's support for FireGL ATI cards like?07:00
KinnisonDiziet: see you in about 2h I guess07:00
elmowith free drivers07:00
KeybukGeneral Purpose Mouse?07:00
KinnisonKeybuk: gnome-power-manager07:01
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mjg59elmo: depends on which one, but ought to be "ok"07:01
mjg59As long as they're not r500 based07:01
elmoV3100 128Mb PCIe07:01
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mjg59elmo: That's an rv37007:02
mjg59elmo: Basically a slightly nicer X300. Should work.07:02
elmomjg59: excellent, thanks07:02
BurgworkKeybuk, the issue with NM and atheros is dropping off due to scanning?07:04
mjg59Burgwork: Yes07:04
siretarthow do I check if my dbus is still working correctly?07:04
Burgworkmjg59, I wonder if it is just specific chipsets of Atheros, because I have not been noticing that with my atheros07:05
siretartg-p-m doesn't change display brightness correctly after suspend, and I suspect dbus having problems with supend to ram on my machine. how to check?07:05
KeybukBurgwork: run "sudo iwevent"07:05
Keybukand leave it for a few minutes, paste its output07:05
BurgworkKeybuk, I will email you tonight (don't have my laptop at work with me)07:06
KeybukI don't have e-mail07:06
BurgworkKeybuk, then I will PM you07:06
hungerIs it possible that the partition mounted on /boot is not listed on "mount"?07:07
janimoX people, shouldn't  /usr/bin/X be setsuid ? In a default install I need to chmod +s it so I can startx without gdm07:08
Keybukseb128: new alsa-utils to test if you want07:09
janimootherwise it says it cannot write /var/Xorg.logs07:09
seb128Keybuk: sure07:10
Keybukseb128: source at same location with same filenames :)07:10
Keybukyou can probably just grab the diff07:10
mjg59siretart: "dbus having problems with suspend"?07:11
mjg59It's more likely that g-p-m has just got confused07:11
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janimoelmo, can you please sync/override exo and thunar. They got UFV exception permission. thank you07:14
janimoogra, are you ok with calling the alternatives name for the derivative /etc/alternatives/gdm-config-file ?07:17
siretartmjg59: well, I'm seeing that it doesn't change screen brightness after suspend anymore07:17
ograjanimo, sure ... pleaswe talk to seb128 about the target of the link ... he's thinking about moving all config to /usr/share07:17
janimoseb128, ping ^07:18
janimooh, he's gone07:18
mjg59siretart: Doesn't change screen brightness in what way? The slider doesn't work, or it doesn't do it automatically?07:18
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janimoogra, you mean movind what's in /etc/gdm ->/usr/share ?07:19
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mvoslomo_: ubuntu-artwork should be fixed07:19
ograjanimo, yes, he's still thinking about it07:19
slomo_mvo: thanks :)07:19
seb128Keybuk: still muted, I've to go now but I'll have a look after diner and let you now later or tomorrow07:19
Chipzzan alternative for gdm.conf ? get off the bong allready :P07:19
mvoslomo_: thanks for reporting!07:20
janimoChipzz, an alternative to a conf file which has priority over gdm.conf actually07:20
slomo_mvo: np07:20
janimoinvoking with gdm --config alternative-gdm-conf07:20
janimoso derivative distros can override the default gdm greeter theme07:21
Chipzzthen they should alter the default gdm.conf07:21
Chipzzisnt this taking it a little bit to far?07:21
janimoand what to do with the default one?07:21
Chipzzfor crying out loud...07:22
Chipzzit gets to be the default one... it's called "branding"07:22
janimoalternate distros is a bit innacuarte: different packages to suppply diferent confs07:22
siretartmjg59: before suspend, the slider changed the brightness instantly. after suspend, the slider doesnt change anything07:22
mdzseb128: what happened to the swfdec gstreamer plugin when we moved to 0.10?07:22
janimoChipzz, this is the cleanest way we found so far07:23
Chipzzjust think about it... this is total and utter abuse of alternatives07:23
siretartI just upgraded g-p-m and g-s-s, lets try again07:23
janimoChipzz, propose a cleaner way07:23
mjg59siretart: What hardware?07:24
Chipzzjanimo: why would you want to do that anyway? (provide an alternate gdm.conf)07:24
mxpxpodwhat would make syslogd spawn 9 new processes of itself after resuming from sleep?07:24
dholbachmdz: he went for a bit of swimming, i'll try to find out07:24
janimoChipzz, read again what I said earlier :)07:24
mdzdholbach: thanks07:24
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siretartmjg59: gnarf. after upgrade, I cannot reproduce the problem anymore.. this is a thinkpad r4007:29
Chipzzjanimo: not sure... about another approach07:29
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Chipzzbut using the an alternative feels so wrong and dirty07:29
Chipzzjanimo: also, this sets a precedent that we may not want to set07:30
Chipzzof you start doing this, who's to say not every single thing that can be themed will be using this system?07:30
Chipzzlike provide a seperate theme package for every theme, and use an alternative for the default theme?07:31
ChipzzI guess what feels most wrong about it is that alternatives have been used mostly for user-visible things (things a user will execute/access, like binaries or man pages)07:32
Chipzzjanimo: btw, another solution just popped to mind... use debconf ?07:34
janimoChipzz, please let it be, it';s fine like it is now\07:35
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Mithrandirpitti: what kind of gfx card do you have in your amd64?07:36
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dholbachmdz: I just had a chat with slomo_. It seems that swfdec is part of gst0.10-bad, which is not packaged yet, because "bumpy" would still be an euphemism for the state of things there. :-/07:40
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mdzdholbach: that's odd07:42
mdzdholbach: ds told me that it worked fine with gst0.1007:42
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dholbachmdz: http://cvs.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-plugins-bad/ext/swfdec/ is the CVS location. I can't speak for the build-ability - I didn't toy around with gstreamer yet.07:43
dholbachslomo_: when did you last try to build it?07:44
slomo_0.10.0 release... that's the newest tarball of -bad... but i didn't try to swfdec plugin (but iirc it built fine) only faad, faac, mpc and wavpack... and they were unusuable at that point07:44
dholbachI read the bad-README in CVS, saying you shouldn't expect much of the whole bunch. :/07:45
slomo_so maybe we could package a cvs snapshot of the swfdec plugin... or hope that it moves to good or ugly soon07:46
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Keybukthat was neat07:48
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Keybukwireless dropped because the smoke from the kitchen occluded the signal07:48
dsyo07:48
Keybuk802.11 clearly has practical fire alarm potential07:48
mdzdholbach: still here?07:49
dholbachmdyes07:49
dholbachmdz: yes07:49
mdzdholbach: ds says that swfdec for 0.10 should be fine07:49
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dholbachds: we were just talking about swfdec in gstreamer 0.1007:49
dsright now, swfdec (the package) has an internal swfdec element07:49
dswhich is nearly identical to the one in -bad07:49
dsit can conceivably be moved to -good, but nobody has worked on verifying it yet07:50
slomo_ds: can you try to push it to -good?07:51
dsyes07:51
dholbachwoah, that'd be great07:51
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dholbachslomo_: i think we should get it from cvs (as soon as it's in good) and get it tested07:52
dholbachslomo_: of course talk to seb before ;)07:53
slomo_dholbach: sure... np :)07:53
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dholbachthank you, ds - i just heard about the general state of -bad and packaging attempts and lost a bit of faith :)07:54
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dswell, whomever decided that not packaging -bad was a good idea is dumb :)07:55
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HiddenWolfds: I would duck if I where you. ;)07:56
slomo_ds: well, with 0.10.0 the faad, faac, musepack and wavpack plugins were not really usuable for me thus i decided against packaging... if the overall state of the plugins has changed we could obviously package it :)07:56
HiddenWolf-h07:56
mdzjdahlin: ds mentioned that the problem might be related to xvimagesink07:57
jdahlinmdz: You could try using my script and change it to ximagesink07:57
mdzjdahlin: that works a lot better07:57
mdzjdahlin: it still only uses half the window07:58
mdzbut no more corruption07:58
jdahlinds: I thought playbin added colorspace elements07:58
mdzwhat would the syntax be to force ximagesink with gst-launch?07:59
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jdahlinmdz: filesrc location=... ! swfdec ! ximagesink07:59
jdahlinyou could also try ! ffmpegcolorspace ! xvimagesink08:00
MitarioBenC, hi, any date/time for the new kernel upload?08:00
mdzomg08:00
mdzjdahlin: that works perfectly08:00
mdzexcept no sound08:01
jdahlinthat's a bit tricker, I can't remember the exact syntax to do that08:01
jdahlinbut since sound worked when you used playbin it should work fine08:01
mdzso apparently, ximagesink works much better for me than xv, and gst-launch better than flashplayer.py08:02
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mdzkiko: we have made some progress here08:02
kikoI am overjoyed to hear that08:03
BenCMitario: any day now08:03
MitarioBenC, cool, thanks :)08:03
kikomdz, what appear(s) to be the issue(s)?08:03
mdzkiko: <mdz> so apparently, ximagesink works much better for me than xv, and gst-launch better than flashplayer.py08:04
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mdzkiko: the video corruption was fixed by using ximagesink, and the window sizing by using gst-launch08:04
mdzds: thanks for your help08:04
kikoaha08:04
mdzso I can finally see swfdec working08:04
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kikowhat is ximagesink?08:05
jdahlinkiko: it's the element responsible for rendering the content on your display08:05
kikoand xv?08:05
mdzgst-launch-0.8 filesrc location=/tmp/userfriendly.swf \! swfdec name=demuxer \! ximagesink demuxer. \! esdsink08:05
jdahlinthere's an alternative called xvimagesink, which is faster on compatible hardware08:05
mdzthat gives me a very functional player wiith sound08:05
kikoERROR: pipeline doesn't want to play.08:06
mdzit is mystic runes I extrapolated from examples08:06
mdzin the man page08:06
jdahlinmdz: try gst-launch-0.8 filesrc location=userfriendly.swf swfdec name=swfdec ! { queue ! ffmpegcolorspace ! ximagesink }  { swfdec. ! queue ! alsasink }08:07
kikoERROR: from element /pipeline0/thread1/alsasink0: Could not get/set settings from/on resource.08:07
mdzcould gst-launch possibly use MORE SHELL METACHARACTERS?08:08
jdahlingst-launch-0.8 filesrc location=userfriendly.swf swfdec name=swfdec ! { queue ! ffmpegcolorspace ! ximagesink }  { swfdec. ! queue ! alsasink device=hw:0 }08:08
jdahlinit's for developers :)08:08
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tsengKamion: great, at least we have a work around.08:08
mdzjdahlin: ERROR: pipeline doesn't want to play.08:08
tsengKamion: thanks for testing08:08
jdahlinkiko: try that one, it works around stupidness in alsasink08:08
mdzjdahlin: developers don't use the shell?08:08
kikoERROR: from element /pipeline0/swfdec: Internal GStreamer error: pad problem.  File a bug.08:08
kikoAdditional debug info:08:08
kikogstpad.c(3377): gst_pad_pull: /pipeline0/swfdec:08:08
kikopull on pad swfdec:sink but it was unlinked08:08
kikoExecution ended after 1 iterations (sum 1220000 ns, average 1220000 ns, min 1220000 ns, max 1220000 ns).08:08
mdz(gst-launch-0.8:16011): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type `(null)' in cast to `SwfdecObject'08:08
mdz(gst-launch-0.8:16011): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: invalid uninstantiatable type `(null)' in cast to `GObject'08:08
mdz(gst-launch-0.8:16011): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: g_object_unref: assertion `G_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed08:08
jdahlinmdz: they use a sane shell08:08
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SAAD3000How come i can connect to the internet thru xp/suse and not thru ubuntu and i configured ubuntu exactly like suse & xp, and it tells me about fixing my proxy?08:09
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SAAD3000i think you guys are the one that can help.08:09
mdzjdahlin: bash is for wimps08:09
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dholbachSAAD3000: that's more of a #ubuntu question08:09
dholbachSAAD3000: or http://launchpad.net/support08:09
SAAD3000dholbach trust me no one knows08:09
SAAD3000its weird08:10
kentSAAD3000: file a bugreport.08:10
SAAD3000kent what bug? there was no bugs08:10
mdzkent: not unless he's isolated the problem08:10
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mdzthe bug tracking system is not for support; we do have a support tracking system08:10
kikojdahlin...08:11
SAAD3000i really like this distro08:11
kentmdz: oh, didn't know about that. :)08:11
SAAD3000but why its doing this does i have to update the kernel to -10?08:11
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mdzds: the swfdec piece of this is looking good08:14
kikothe alsasink part of it is a disaster :)08:14
mdzit seems we just need to figure out how to drive gstreamer and upward appropriately08:14
mdzkiko: yes08:14
dsflashplayer.py appears to be broken08:15
kikods, of course it is, check the author!08:15
mdzkiko: with 0.10 we could use autoaudiosink I think08:15
dser, maybe it's a swfdec element problem08:16
jdahlinds: I think it's playbin that's broken08:17
pittiMithrandir: re08:17
jdahlinsince using playbin from gst-launch didn't work08:17
pittiMithrandir: nVidia GeForce FX 5200 (nv34 chipset)08:17
dsennyweys, the pipeline used by swfdec-mozilla-player works08:17
dsjdahlin: indeed08:18
Mithrandirpitti: thanks.08:18
dshrm, swfdec-mozilla-player uses playbin08:21
dsand it seems to be failing now08:21
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xerox_Hi.08:23
kikods, playbin hangs for me..08:24
xerox_I hope this is the right place to ask, finally... anybody knows about libsvg-cairo?  I can't find it anywhere!  I'm looking forward to find it packaged for ubuntu or package it somehow.08:24
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dholbachxerox_: #ubuntu-motu might be a better place, if you want to package it.08:27
dskiko: swfdec-mozilla-player in the swfdec package is generally the most reliable player, so that should be the first place to check for bugs08:27
xerox_dholbach: I was just redirected here to ask if somebody was knowing about it, or even working on the library.08:27
LaserJockdholbach: lol, I sent him here because I thought one of the X devs would know08:27
xerox_:-)08:27
kikods, well:08:28
kikokiko@beetle:~$ swfdec-mozilla-player userfriendly.swf 08:28
kikoSegmentation fault08:28
kikothat's breezy however08:28
dholbachLaserJock: rsvg is #ubuntu-desktop rather - i don't think anybody is working on it, that's why i said #-motu :)08:28
mdzkiko: in dapper, it doesn't segfault, but it doesn't work euither08:29
mdzeither08:29
LaserJockdholbach: ah, thanks. I just had no idea.08:29
mdz(swfdec-mozilla-player:4598): Gtk-WARNING **: Attempting to add a widget with type GtkAlignment to a GtkWindow, but as a GtkBin subclass a GtkWindow can only contain one widget at a time; it already contains a widget of type GtkAlignment08:29
mdzand a gstreamer pipeline error in the window08:29
xerox_You probably know about this <http://battlehorse.homelinux.net/w/Wiki.jsp?page=Xgl> -- it *has* a libsvg-cairo package, so I wonder what is exactly going on about it.  Also, it has no -dev one, unfortunately.08:29
mdzds: failed to set pipeline to PLAYING08:30
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xerox_Thanks for the informations, I'll try asking on #ubuntu-desktop later.  G'day.08:34
_blaathi there08:37
dholbachxerox_: no -dev is bad08:37
_blaathttp://rafb.net/paste/results/OM403091.html08:37
_blaathas anybody seen problems similar to that before?08:37
_blaatthis is fresh after a ubuntu server install, I was able to use networking, and then I cant remember what other actions I did08:37
dholbachxerox_: sounds like a good idea to package it properly08:37
_blaatbut next time I ran dhclient I get the above08:38
kikohmmm08:38
kikoI installed swf-player but firefox doesn't pick it up08:38
dholbachxerox_: although there's only time until Feb 23rd08:38
Keybuk_blaat: weird, pitti ?08:38
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_blaatkeybuk: I dont understand, what's pitti?08:39
HiddenWolf_blaat: pitti is a person08:39
HiddenWolf_blaat: one of the developers08:39
_blaatoh08:39
Keybukspecifically the person who took dhclient's root privileges away :p08:40
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_blaatah yep I see08:40
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_blaatI doubt it'd be involved with taking root privelages away08:40
_blaatunless it drops privs/uses another user to acquire the network address08:40
pittiyes, it usually does08:40
pittihowever, I newer saw that08:41
_blaatoh, alright :)08:41
_blaatyeh, this was working fine up until a few days back, then I have nfi what else I did but dhclient just keeps giving the below08:41
pitti_blaat: ls -l /lib/dhcp3-client/call-dhclient-script08:41
_blaatI think I messed around with iwconfig stuff for a lil bit, that's about all08:41
ograpitti, i get that if i uncleanly wiped a chroot that had /proc mounted ...08:42
pitti_blaat: did you set a manual script in dhclient.conf?08:42
_blaatok, I can do all debugging stuff, but I have booted into windows since I cant get network addys etc. under nix08:42
ograthen the main system has permission denied errors08:42
_blaatso If you give me a list of things to try I'll give u an update in a sec08:42
ograKeybuk saw it in london08:42
_blaatnope, no manual script in dhclient.conf08:42
pitti_blaat: ok, so I need the output of that command, and your /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf file08:42
_blaateverything is straight after a default ubuntu server install08:42
pittihm, ok08:42
_blaatsure thing08:42
_blaatmind if  i reboot and get that for u now?08:43
pitti_blaat: moment, please, before you logout08:43
_blaatok08:43
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Keybukogra: on mdz's laptop08:44
ograKeybuk, nope on mine ...08:44
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ograi came to you with it ... and you told me you wouldnt know what that is ...08:44
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ograi found then that it was caused by a broken ltsp client chroot ... that influenced the main system via either /var/run /var/something or /proc08:45
pitti_blaat: please do 'sudo strace -o dhclient.trace -f /sbin/dhclient eth0' in addition and send me dhclient.trace, too08:45
_blaatok no probs08:46
ograafter i unmounted these three, and rebooted the error was gone08:46
ogra(unmounted in the chroot)08:46
pitti_blaat: thanks08:47
Keybukoh was it?08:48
ograyup08:48
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janimohmm I get connection refused when trying dput, anything known?08:53
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dholbachjanimo: yes, it's known and worked on08:54
janimodholbach, ok thanks08:54
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janimosame reason why LP is down?08:55
jpatrickupgrade?08:55
kikonope08:55
kikoDC crash it appears08:55
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__blaathmms, pitti left for good?08:59
__blaatah08:59
__blaatspeak of the devil :)09:00
__blaat*devel even ;)09:00
pitti__blaat: not yet :)09:00
pitti__blaat: there's not much difference :)09:00
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ograpitti, crazy you ...09:00
HiddenWolfogra: it works fine here. :)09:01
HiddenWolfminor glitches notwithstanding09:01
tsengpitti: i tried it on 309:02
tsengpitti: only 1 works perfectly09:03
pittiogra: it even works flawlessly on the ibook :)09:04
pittiwell, some flicker09:04
pittiand on the amd64 xgl even starts with the nvidia driver09:04
__blaatpitti: can u accept dcc? the output from strace is a bit too large for pastbein09:04
__blaat*pastebin09:04
pittihowever, when calling compiz, the WM goes crazy09:04
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pitti__blaat: no, doesn't work here09:04
ograi'll test next month or so 09:04
pitti__blaat: martin.pitt@ubuntu.com09:05
pittiogra: yes, better; the advantage is that on ppc I don't have these psychedelic colors any more :)09:05
__blaathttp://rafb.net/paste/results/bDpyIx41.html09:05
__blaatsure thing09:05
ograpitti, hehe09:05
ograport the fix to xorg then :)09:05
pitti__blaat: what did the ls -l show for you?09:06
__blaatthe /etc/resolv.conf exists09:06
__blaatit is writeable by root09:06
__blaat - /etc/resolv.conf-{blah} didnt exist09:07
__blaatI touched the file and set it world writeable as a test09:07
__blaatbut I still get the same messages09:07
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pitti__blaat: I mean ls -l /lib/dhcp3-client/call-dhclient-script09:08
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pitti__blaat: should be -rwsr-xr-- 1 root dhcp 4336 2006-02-01 18:49 /lib/dhcp3-client/call-dhclient-script09:08
__blaatah, I didnt check09:09
pitti__blaat: oh, if you should boot another time09:09
pitti__blaat: I need that, and ls -ld /var/lib/dhcp3/09:09
__blaatsure09:09
pitti__blaat: and ls -l /var/lib/dhcp3/09:09
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Keybukbah, I wanted a UK +44 555 number09:10
pittihey zyga 09:10
Keybukand nobody's allocating them yet09:10
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__blaatpitti: thanks v. much for your help09:17
__blaatit turns out my call_xxx script was not suid09:17
pitti__blaat: hm, did the package installation fail or so?09:17
__blaat(I had removed suid on everything a few days before, so it rang a bell when u said that)09:17
pittiaaaah :)09:17
__blaatnah, it was my doing09:17
__blaatprobably why dhclient worked one day, and stuffed up the next :)09:17
pittiyes, it needs that suid helper to call the /etc script09:18
pittiso that the actual daemon can run as unprivileged user09:18
pitti__blaat: part of my paranoid derooting rave :)09:18
__blaatit's definately goo09:18
__blaat*good09:18
__blaatok, I'm going to go play on the ubuntu box now09:19
__blaatthanks again :)09:19
pittiand yet another happy user :)09:20
ograheh09:20
ograpitti, "this is not a support channel" :P09:21
ogra;)09:21
pittiwell, it seemed to be a bug...09:22
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Keybukmeh, still some "pitiful font deuglification" to do, but getting there09:23
Keybukseb128: ping?09:23
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seb128Keybuk: pong09:32
Keybukseb128: did you get round to trying that new alsa-utils yet?09:33
seb128Keybuk: I'm just back, the package with the sbin change still gives me muted sound09:34
seb128I was going to reboot now to give a try from init=/bin/sh :)09:34
Keybukok09:35
Keybukbrb09:35
Keybuklet me know how it goes09:35
jpatrickpitti: you're wanted in #ubuntu-meeting :)09:37
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Keybukholy crap!09:40
=== Keybuk files an installer bug
ogra?09:40
Keybukin fstab I have /media/cdrom1 through 8 ... all pointing at /dev/hdb09:41
Keybukand /media/floppy0 through 7 ... all for /dev/fd009:41
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ograthats an old one ...09:41
ogralook for it ...09:41
alexrHi there 09:41
alexrAnybody is a gfxboot wiz here by any chance?09:42
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seb128re09:50
Q-FUNKupdate-alternatives: unable to make /boot/grub/default-splash.xpm.gz.dpkg-tmp a symlink to /etc/alternatives/grub-artwork: file not found.09:50
seb128grumpf, Keybuk just parted09:50
Q-FUNKubuntu-artwork (0.2.28-1)09:50
seb128mvo already did fix that one09:50
seb128update09:50
Q-FUNKah09:50
Q-FUNKI just did09:51
seb128wait for the build and update so09:51
Q-FUNKupdate && upgrade09:51
Q-FUNKok09:51
Q-FUNKany idea about whether my gnome-screensaver desktop file to make an ubuntu floater was ever merged into ubuntu-artwork, btw?09:52
seb128mdz: the swf plugin is to gst-plugins-bad0.10 (which we don't package atm)09:52
seb128that's a question for ogra09:52
ograQ-FUNK, as i said, its on my list ... 09:53
ograit has to be discussed first  and has still time until artwork freeze ... there is no hurry09:54
seb128mdz: sorry about the mail, there was no context and was looking like a "please update the packages to include those translations for dapper" so I didn't give it top priority (according to dholbach we should have done so)09:55
Q-FUNKogra: ok. fair enough. I just wanted to point out that it might be easier to include the desktop file and SVG logo into ubuntu-artwork than to patch gnome-screensaver.09:57
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mdzseb128: no, don't worry about it09:58
ograyup, might be ... but as i said, its artwork stuff, so has time until artwork freeze ... my prio is coding until feature freeze ... then i'll look at other tasks like artwokrk 09:59
mdzseb128: it was a last-minute thing and I thought you were online so I could explain09:59
mdzseb128: I sent out all the mails and then talked to people09:59
seb128mdz: my mail is probably lagging so, I get it around 5pm (ie: one hour after the missing) and I was around since this morning until 7pm (out of some reboot for udev/alsa debug)10:00
seb128ok10:00
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seb128mdz: for gst0.10-swf, -bad are the "not nice code, or no maintainer responsive for the code" stuff ... I can try to figure with upstream what's going on with it if you want10:03
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psusiwho was it that I was speaking to a few weeks ago around here who is the tar guru?  think he said he was an upstream maintainer for tar as well?10:04
seb128Keybuk: wb10:04
Keybukseb128: any luck?10:04
seb128Keybuk: guess what ... those alsa stuff link to libasound which is /usr/lib ... :)10:04
Keybuk*sigh*10:05
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mdzseb128: those translations were actually for hoary ;-)10:09
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mdzseb128: it was a one-off demo10:09
mdzseb128: ds (swfdec upstream) was in here saying that it worked just fine with 0.1010:09
Keybukseb128: so I guess we need to move libasound to /lib ?10:09
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mdzseb128: and that he would try to move it to -good10:09
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Keybukseb128: did you try that?10:10
seb128Keybuk: I guess so10:10
seb128Keybuk: no, I've reboot to build it on a proper system10:10
kikohey crimsun?10:10
seb128and I'm replying on other stuff on IRC atm, will give it a try in a few min10:10
seb128mdz: ah, would be nice :)10:10
crimsunkiko: hi10:10
ograshudder ... kubuntu discusses klik inclusion in -meeting ...10:11
kikocrimsun, do you have any idea why the mixer doesn't work on the mac mini?10:12
Keybukseb128: I'm starting to think this approaching "too much effort and too much likely to go wrong"10:12
mdzseb128: if you could monitor the swfdec stuff and make sure it gets into dapper, that would be excellent10:12
crimsunkiko: benc's hacking that iirc10:12
kikoit doesn't do anything -- aumix's controls are locked, and the gnome mixer is fubar10:12
Keybukit's easier to deal with a known bug ("mixer settings not restored if you have /usr or /var on separate partitions") then miriad unknown bugs by moving all this stuff around10:12
seb128Keybuk: do you think we should just put the init.d standard startup instead of using udev?10:12
kikocrimsun, oh, really? so it's a kernel support issue?10:12
seb128mdz: ok, will do that10:13
crimsunkiko: well, what do amixer and alsamixer provide?10:13
ograkiko, try switching the pcspeaker checkbox off and on again in the mixer ... WFM10:13
Keybukthe init.d standard startup doesn't work ... because there's no init.d point we can say "we have sound cards now"10:13
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seb128Keybuk: so you just want to say "if you have /usr or in a separate partition no sound luck for you"? 10:13
Keybukseb128: you noticed it too late ;)10:14
seb128nah nah nah10:14
Keybukmoving libasound into /lib will break a lot, won't it?10:14
Keybukthat's transition-level10:14
kikohmmm10:14
kikocrimsun, ogra: it appears mpg123 is using oss output, not alsa.10:15
kikothis is breezy, though10:15
ograoh10:15
seb128Keybuk: $ apt-cache rdepends libasound2 | wc -l10:15
seb12818310:15
crimsunkiko: mpg123-oss or mpg321 (with alternative set to mpg123)?10:15
seb128yeah, not good10:15
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kikohmmm, just mpg12310:15
Keybukseb128: I'm going to suggest something10:16
Keybukhow about a "while [ ! -d /usr/bin ] ; do sleep 1; done"10:16
Keybukat the top of the alsa start script10:16
seb128Keybuk: is there a way to do an ugly preload hack?10:16
kikocrimsun, let me try mpg32110:16
seb128Keybuk: like copying it to /lib too and preload?10:16
KeybukI'd rather avoid those kinds of things, tbh10:16
seb128Keybuk: that's quite ugly too but that would work ...10:16
kikocrimsun, it works!10:16
kikorock!10:16
crimsunkiko: excellent.10:17
tommie-liedon't know if I'm on-topic here, but could anybody tell me if I can append "ubuntuX" to the version string of all packages specifically intended for Ubuntu, or only to those packages that are made to be included in universe?10:17
Keybukwhat's ~/.wapi ?10:17
Keybuktommie-lie: it's appended to the versions of packages modified for and packaged for Ubuntu, no matter whether main, universe, etc.10:17
seb128Keybuk: the sleep trick works for me, I've no better idea atm10:18
dholbacheverybody added something to  http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBugDay ?10:18
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tommie-lieKeybuk: also for packages for a completely private repository, i.e. that will never make it to archive.ubuntu.com?10:19
Keybuktommie-lie: that's up to you10:20
tommie-lieKeybuk: okay, thanks for the info!10:20
slomo_Keybuk: ~/.wapi is used internally by mono10:20
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Keybukseb128: of course, this presents another problem10:21
Keybukhow to make the script wait, without udev waiting for the script <g>10:21
seb128start &10:21
seb128?:)10:21
slomo_Keybuk: did you start mono as root? or maybe a broken package which doesn't set MONO_SHARED_DIR correctly build as root and not with fakeroot? no idea ;)10:21
Keybukseb128: yeah, but with start-stop-daemon and stuff10:22
seb128grumpf10:22
seb128Keybuk: make alsa-utils mount /usr and unmount it when it's done? :p10:23
seb128or do we lack some drivers at that point that could be needed?10:24
Keybukwe could lack the /dev node for the /usr filesystem ;)10:27
alexrAnybody know the details of gfxboot ?10:28
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psusianyone know who the local tar guru was?  I was speaking to someone a few weeks ago here who was also an upstream maintainer for tar... but I forget who10:31
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HiddenWolfpsusi: why don't you google for tar, figure out the upstream site, find the name, and call out for the person?10:34
dsmdz, seb128: I'm not entirely sure anymore that swfdec (the element) works correctly with gstreamer-CVS10:34
HiddenWolfpsusi: or check who last touched tar in debian or ubuntu.10:34
seb128ds: you have one month to fix it :)10:35
seb128ds: thank you :)10:35
mdzseb128: feature freeze is in one week ;-)10:35
dsmdz: the feature is there, it's just buggy :)10:36
seb128mdz: it's a GNOME stuff ... :)10:36
dsah10:36
janimoseb128, ogra said  you want to move etc/gdm configs to usr/share did I understand right?10:36
seb128yeah, let's ship the broken one before feature freeze and call it a bug fix then :)10:36
seb128janimo: no10:36
janimowhat then?10:36
seb128janimo: upstream did that, that's not something I want10:36
ograjanimo, i said he thinks about it :)10:36
seb128custom is to be changed and to /etc10:37
Keybukseb128: ok, another alsa-utils source uploaded for you to test10:37
janimoogra, you can read his mind ? ;)10:37
seb128the distro file is static and to /usr/share10:37
seb128Keybuk: k10:37
janimoseb128, so gdm config stays as is for dapper then?10:37
janimoso I go ahead and do that conf override thing for the  xfce theme10:37
ograjanimo, only if my mindrays reach to france ... thats really weather dependent :P10:38
seb128janimo: no10:38
seb128janimo: it'll be moved to /usr/share as due10:38
seb128I'm just not sure yet how to migrate user configuration10:38
janimobut at least gdm.conf has to stay in etc right?10:39
seb128no10:39
seb128did you read what I just said?10:39
janimoyes, but apparently I did not understand10:39
seb128the custom is for etc10:40
janimoyou said: the distro file is static and to /usr/share10:40
seb128the gdm.conf is for /usr/share10:40
janimoso the custom file is staying where the init scrips is currently looking for it?10:41
seb128what about you reading the package changelog?10:41
seb128or the upstream NEWS which has all the explanation :)10:41
janimogoing there now :)10:42
seb128"    - Because the main gdm.conf file is now read-only, contains distro10:42
seb128      defaults and is not to be edited by the user, the file has been10:42
seb128      moved to ${datadir}/gdm/defaults.conf (also factory-gdm.conf is10:42
seb128      now %{datadir}/gdm/factory-defaults.conf)."10:42
janimoI have just read it10:43
janimoand it seems /etc/gdm/gdm-cdd.conf  is ok so that part is not affected right?10:43
seb128hum10:43
seb128static configuration is moved to /usr/share10:43
seb128it will probably change for /usr/share/gdm-cdd.conf10:44
janimowhat is static configuration then?10:44
seb128is that clear now?10:44
seb128something shipped by a package10:44
janimoclearer10:44
seb128to opposite to something written by gdmsetup10:44
ograjanimo, it might move to /usr/share but it isnt yet10:44
ograand thats what seb128 is considering, since i gave no requirement when he asked me 10:45
seb128I want to follow upstream move, it makes sense10:45
seb128I'm just not sure on how to migrate datas on update10:45
seb128brb, trying alsa changes on startup10:45
mjg59Keybuk: http://xbox-linux.org.nyud.net:8090/mactel/index.php/Main_Page10:46
mjg59Keybuk: So we need to get hold of one of these fast :)10:46
mjg59Ha!10:47
mjg59They're still Broadcoms10:47
KeybukJane says it's ordered10:47
Burgworkmjg59, doable for dapper?10:47
mjg59Keybuk: Any estimated delivery time?10:49
mjg59Keybuk: Also, iMacs are possibly easier to obtain10:49
Keybukmjg59: no idea10:49
mjg59Looks like their hacked framebuffer does nothing other than grab the linear framebuffer left behind by EFI10:50
mjg59I'd be surprised if it's actually using vesafb as such10:50
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seb128Keybuk: that alsa-utils works fine :)10:52
Keybukseb128: cool, I'll upload that one then10:52
seb128thank you for the work on that :)10:52
seb128nice to not have every single audio source muted at every startup :p10:53
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dholbachgood night guys11:07
FlorobSorry, to bother all of you, but could somebody possibly clear up the issue in the following forum thread, which keeps people from updating: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=13144511:08
SeveasFlorob, it's an attempt of one of the developers to be funny 11:09
HiddenWolfFlorob: it says "my previous upload did not work, so let's do it again"11:10
HiddenWolfFlorob: where "did not work" means "did not hit the archive"11:10
FlorobI know that and posted it but nobody wants to believe it ;)11:10
HiddenWolfIf people want to be stupid, they will be. :)11:11
FlorobI'll point them to the logs, lets see if people on #ubuntu-devel mean more to them, thanks anyway11:12
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sethoh rolleyes, looky Seveas et al: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/3169811:23
Ubugtumalone bug 31698 in linux-meta linux-image-2.6-386 "linux-image update description fishy and suspicious" [Critical,Unconfirmed]  11:23
Seveas11:24
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Seveasbug 3169811:25
Ubugtumalone bug 31698 in linux-meta linux-image-2.6-386 "linux-image update description fishy and suspicious" [Minor,Rejected]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3169811:25
Seveasspot the difference ;)11:25
seth:D11:25
HiddenWolfLMAO11:25
HiddenWolfSweet11:26
sethpeople sometimes, I tell ya11:26
sethoh well11:26
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HiddenWolfIt was unprofessional11:26
HiddenWolfHe should at least have copied part of the original changelog. :)11:26
Seveasyes, but it's a development version ffs11:26
HiddenWolf*chuckle*11:26
mjg59Seveas: No, that looks like a security update11:27
HiddenWolfPeople are smart, groups are dumb. :)11:27
mjg59(For Breezy)11:27
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Seveasah right...11:27
mjg59We're somewhere past -10 on Dapper...11:27
Seveasok, then someone should punish the kernel team11:27
HiddenWolf2.6.15-16 or so11:27
diemanhrm11:28
diemanthe new ipw2200 driver seems to be working better with wpa11:29
dieman(1.1.12)11:29
dieman)  oh no, take that badck, it just did its paus11:29
diemane thing again11:29
diemanjust had to wait for me to say its working better11:29
dieman1.0.11, rather11:30
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Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/network-manager/11:36
Keybukseb128, pitti, etc. ^^ please test and let me know how you get on tomorrow11:36
Keybuk(am about to go offline while I play myself)11:36
seb128ok11:36
seb128will do that :)11:36
seb128maybe it'll stop playing with my resolv.conf :)11:36
Keybukyes, it should11:36
Keybukalso note that it won't touch (or even acknowledge the existance of) interfaces listed in /etc/network/interfaces11:37
seb128cool11:37
seb128atm it lists my 2 cards (only one activable)11:37
seb128I don't get why it doesn't activate the only available one by default11:38
KeybukI haven't worked out how to make cards appear, but not be activatable yet11:39
Keybukor, more to the point, how to make cards appear without network manager cheerfully tearing down the interface first11:39
seb128I'll play with the new version so we can talk tomorrow about it does exactly after the upgrade :)11:40
Keybukyup11:40
Keybukright, back tomorrow11:41
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