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xerox_Do you know how to adjust those things changed in the latest kernel releases?  I have CPUfreq which doesn't go to 100% when I do computational-expensive things... i.e. compilations take ages!  That's so bad... but I see what it *could* be useful for, in a desktop system.12:05
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CarlFKhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/preseed/+bug/31435 12:30
Ubugtumalone bug 31435 in preseed ""put grub where?"" [Normal,Rejected]  12:30
CarlFKI have that again, but I think it falls into the "/dev/sda1 is trashed" case - sda1 is for swap, sda2 is for raid12:31
CarlFKhowever, the installer is trying to use (hd0) but failing, which I think is a problem12:32
sivangogra_: guadec in barcelona, sounds cool12:32
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sivangogra_: any canonical/ubuntu people other then you will be there?12:33
Burgworksivang, jdub I imagine12:33
sivangBurgwork: ah right, GNOME release manager after all :)12:34
Burgworksivang, not anymore, but I imagine seb and dholbach might be going12:34
Burgworksivang, http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow_viewer/0,1205,l=&s=26945&a=171997&po=41,00.asp <-- this screenshot and the next 312:35
ajmitchiirc jdub is no longer release manager for GNOME12:35
Burgworksivang, actually, the next 512:35
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sivangBurgwork: it appears to be a common hot issue these days, but for the record I'd say that madrake/madriva were the first to come up with something very simialr to what vista screenshots you showed me12:40
sivang:)12:40
sivangBurgwork: and they did it quite a while ago12:41
Burgworksivang, just wanted to show you12:41
sivangBurgwork: yes, thanks, it's good to see they have choosen the same approach (the 'simplistic' approach)12:45
CarlFKc: 48GB drive with 39 free - think there is anything other than the OS? ;)12:47
BurgworkCarlFK, likely it is a fresh install12:47
CarlFKhow many DVD's does it take?12:47
Burgworkthe new Vista? no idea12:50
CarlFKi was just amused at the 9gig used on what probably is just the OS12:51
Burgworkyes, ouch, and that doesn't include the office suite, etc.12:52
KamionWOOT12:52
Kamionmy python bindings for the evolution map widget work12:53
Burgworkis that the zooming map widget?12:53
Kamionyeah12:53
Kamionwell, the zoominess is separate12:54
Kamionor at least the control of it; the map widget itself does implement some of the zooming12:54
Burgworkshould I try flight 4 or the daily espresso?12:55
Kamiondaily will give me more useful debug information if it fails12:56
Burgworkok12:56
Kamion(/var/log/installer/espresso)12:56
Burgworkok, will do tonight12:57
Kamionyup, zoominess works too12:57
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TheMusoKamion: When is the next daily CD run due?01:06
TheMusoThat includes the updated gfxboot-theme-ubuntu package?01:06
KyralCould we get a jigdo for the Daily Live?01:06
CarlFKKyral: the .torrents are working really well01:07
KyralCarlFK: my school blocks Torrents rather effectively01:07
pittiKyral: live CDs can't be built with jigdo01:07
Kyraloh01:07
pitti(at least not in a sensible way, that is)01:08
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KyralIs there anyway to diff it and make it so I don't have to download it (with my cap) every day?01:08
TheMusoKyral: rsync01:09
KamionTheMuso: 31 7 * * *      for-project ubuntu cron.daily; for-project ubuntu cron.daily-live01:09
KyralI almost forgot about rsync01:09
Kamionthat's London time01:09
KyralI dunno how to use it lol. Maybe grsync01:09
sivangKamion: do you ever sleep? :)01:09
Kamionsivang: not with feature freeze approaching fast01:09
pittiKyral: rsync -vP rsync://cdimage.ubuntu.com/cdimage/daily-live/current/dapper-live-amd64.iso dapper-live-amd64.iso01:09
TheMusoKamion: Thanks. Looks like I will have to wait a while. :)01:09
sivangKamion: :)01:09
pittiKyral: but please move this to #ubuntu01:10
sivangKamion: :)01:10
Kyralpitti: sorry01:10
infinitypitti: How far did you/carlos/cprov get with translations uploads?01:14
pittiinfinity: pretty good actually01:14
infinitypitti: I saw some talk in #c about putting all the .po files in the .changes individually (!)... I hope they got talked out of that.01:14
pittiinfinity: http://librarian.dogfood.ubuntu.com/1567507/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.ept_1.90ubuntu1_FULLYBUILT.txt.gz01:15
pittiinfinity: yes, I think so, they'll just use the tarball01:15
pittiFiles: 01:15
pitti 03d022cea06cf976d6201b1a04b2965f 3256452 kde optional adept_1.90ubuntu1_i386.deb01:15
pitti 3da9cc970c74e69cea92675e16cbf27b 4378 raw-translations - ept_1.90ubuntu1_i386_translations.tar.gz01:15
infinityYeah, the .changes looks good.01:16
infinityNow, is it being handled by soyuz? ;)01:16
pittiinfinity: apparently; carlos needs to check the import tomorrow though01:18
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CarlFKKamion: can you read the comment that starts "repo, but not using the preseed file." https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/preseed/+bug/3143501:26
Ubugtumalone bug 31435 in preseed ""put grub where?"" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  01:26
CarlFKand tell me if you have any interest?01:26
CarlFKor should I hit reset and do it again with /boot outside the raid01:27
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KamionCarlFK: looks like an entirely separate bug02:00
CarlFKoh02:00
KamionCarlFK: in that syslog, grub-installer says that installing grub failed02:00
Kamionwhich is apparently because grub couldn't read the stage102:00
Kamionit probably just can't handle /boot being on RAID02:01
CarlFKi just rebooted and am back to the parition step02:01
Kamionnow isn't really the best time for me to go through it with you step by step though, sorry - I have a bunch of code to write before I can go to bed02:02
CarlFKno problem02:02
CarlFKyour call - I'm just having fun banging on it and seeing what falls apart02:02
CarlFKIll try /boot on its own partition and see how that goes02:03
dokoinfinity: please requeue valgrind on amd64, builds for me02:03
infinitydoko: Looks like it wants a build-dep on libc6-i386?02:05
dokoinfinity: it does have one02:06
doko3.1.0-2.102:06
infinityOh, I don't see -2.1 in soyuz, only -202:07
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dokoyou're right.02:08
infinityRight, so upload that and your problems are solved, I assume. :)02:09
dokohmm, ok, uploading as 3.1.0-2.1build102:09
infinityI don't see an upload of -2.1, ever.  -2.1build1 wouldn't be necessary.02:09
infinityBut whatever. :)02:10
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funkyHatIs Normal XChat still available in Dapper? In universe or something. I'm running Flight 4 Live CD in VMware and I think XChat-GNOME is poop02:46
tsengthats an #ubuntu question (topic)02:48
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pittihello09:09
infinityYo, pittster.09:10
freeflyingpitti: hi09:10
ajmitchhi pitti 09:10
pittihi infinity, hey freeflying 09:12
spaceygood morning09:12
Pygimornin' everyone09:12
freeflyingpitti: how about your discussion on scim/skim yestoday ?09:12
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mptpitti: Does it, or could it, ever happen that one Ubuntu bug report is associated with more than one CVE report?09:18
Mithrandiryes, if a person reports more than one vulnerability in a bug.09:19
Mithrandir"Hi, package $foo seems to be vulnerable to CVE-$bar, CVE-$baz, please fix, kthxbye"09:19
HiddenWolfMithrandir: lol09:19
mptWould it be unreasonable to say "one bug per bug report please, kthxbye"? Or to split out the bug reports yourself?09:20
mptIf so, that could make Malone's CVE interface a lot simpler09:20
Mithrandircan you clone bug reports in malone?09:20
infinitympt: It's also been known to happen that our fix was "better" than upstream's and caught two CVEs in one (yes, I have a practical example of this)09:20
mpthmmm, ok09:20
infinitympt: It would seem silly to file a second bug report to track the second CVE which we fixed as a result of the first.09:20
Mithrandirinfinity: *cough* PHP *cough* ?09:20
infinityMithrandir: How'd you guess? :)09:21
mptok, thanks09:21
infinitympt: Can't there just be a list of "associated CVEs"?09:21
infinityI don't see that as being overwhelmingly complex to read/use.09:21
infinityHrm, someone tripped over the wire to New Zealand.09:23
ajmitchfairly typical 09:25
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pittire09:40
pittihey seb128 09:40
seb128hi pitti09:40
pittimpt: actually, I planned with Brad that we'll semi-automatically open new bugs for new CVEs for tracking;09:41
Pygimornin' seb09:41
pittimpt: however, for manual reporting, several CVEs could be handy09:41
seb128hi Pygi09:41
mptpitti, ok then09:44
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dholbachgood morning09:51
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infinitySee you all around meeting time.09:52
dholbachinfinity: nice work u-down09:52
infinitydholbach: Yeah, it still needs a few bugfixes in usplash to make it less goofy, but I needed to upload something before featurefreeze, so I had bugs to work on for the next month. :)09:53
dholbachinfinity: i tested it on two machines, it's nice! ROCK ON!09:53
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Pygimornin' dholbach09:54
dholbachhey Pygi09:54
pittigood night infinity 09:54
dholbachhey pitti09:55
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mdkejdub, see "your" email on sounder?10:08
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TheMusodholbach: Basic accessibility profile stuff is done, and Mithrandir should have it by now.10:18
dholbachNice!10:20
dholbachgood work :)10:20
seb128infinity: know about /usr/share/lintian/overrides/python2.4-samba conflict between python2.4-samba and samba?10:23
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mdkewhat package does the disk space notification stuff?10:27
sivangre all10:27
infinityseb128: I do now.  Can you file a bug for me so I can fix it when I get home?10:29
seb128infinity: sure10:29
infinityseb128: Oh, I see, the old package was buggy.  Feh.10:30
infinityseb128: The file wasn't in the wrong package in breezy.  Do we care deeply about having the Replaces in there just for smooth dapper->dapper upgrades?10:32
infinityseb128: If so, I'll fix it when I get back.10:32
seb128infinity: usually I do use a Replaces until next sync with Debian10:32
seb128where I drop it10:32
pittimdke: gnome-volume-manager10:32
seb128that avoids to get 40 people asking on IRC about it10:32
infinityseb128: Sounds fair to me.10:33
seb128infinity: bug #3258510:34
Ubugtumalone bug 32585 in samba "conflict between python2.4-samba and samba" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3258510:34
mdkepitti, thanks10:34
seb128Kamion, mdz: would updating xchat-gnome to a new version (new "sound plugin" and mostly polish, cleanup, bug fixing) would be ok?10:36
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Kamionseb128: yes, fine10:38
seb128thank you10:38
Kamionseb128: though I'd like to see the changelog10:38
seb128Kamion: k, I'll mail mdz and you with it when they have roller the tarball10:39
seb128s/roller/rolled10:39
Kamionthanks10:39
seb128np, thank *you* :)10:40
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TheMusoWhat would be an appropriate way to refer to the GNU free documentation license in the debian/copyright file?10:43
Kamioncopy/paste the text of the licence10:44
TheMusook10:44
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mptKamion, yo10:44
Kamionobviously listing the copyright holder and any text used to apply the licence to the docs at the top10:44
Kamionmpt: hiya - so I'm working on Espresso's location page at the moment10:45
Kamionmpt: I've got the zoomy map ported over from Evolution (I'll undo the zoominess later, was just easier to port the whole thing)10:45
Kamionmpt: I'm having a bit of trouble working out how to do the timezone option menu you proposed, though10:46
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Kamionmpt: it appears that we meant it to be a list of timezone names, presumably in some kind of "more canonical" form (so GMT rather than Europe/London, say)10:46
dholbachKamion: like in   gksudo time-admin   ?10:47
Kamionmpt: but this turns out to be unexpectedly awkward; firstly there's no list of all such timezone names anywhere, and secondly some of them clash with each other (e.g. EST)10:47
mptoh.10:47
Kamiondholbach: yeah, same widget10:47
Kamiongnome-system-tools lifted it from evolution too, I actually used the gnome-system-tools code because it was better-encapsulated10:48
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mptKamion, but given a city, you know what timezone it's in?10:48
Kamionmpt: yeah, and it's quite easy to get the letter-abbreviation name for a given timezone10:48
Kamionso I was thinking maybe turn that into a label rather than an option menu?10:48
mptKamion, ok, how about making the timezone text instead of a control10:48
mptyeah10:49
mptsnap10:49
KamionI know we put it there in case you knew your timezone but (for whatever reason) not the nearest city in that timezone10:49
Kamionbut if the text updates dynamically as you move the mouse over the map, I reckon it shouldn't be too bad10:49
mptyeah10:49
mptthat's fine10:49
Kamionok, great10:49
Kamionshall I amend the spec accordingly?10:50
mptI can do that if you like10:50
Kamionif you don't mind, sure - no need to spend time doing a new mockup though, if it's just "put a label in the place where the option menu used to be"10:50
Mithrandiruh, where did the "print" option in the gimp go?10:50
Kamionhmm, the way time-admin centres the city name in its hover-text is sort of suboptimal10:51
Kamionit means the start of the city name jumps about and it's hard to read on the fly10:51
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Kamiondholbach: (same widget except that I ported everything but the map itself to Python so that I could fiddle around with the UI more easily ;-))10:52
dholbachMithrandir: you need gimp-print package10:52
dholbachKamion: you rock!10:52
seb128lifeless: what version of evolution do you use?10:58
dholbachdoes anybody have some .swf files to share?11:05
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HiddenWolfdholbach: just rip some off the flash/shockwave sites.11:09
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dholbachHiddenWolf: rip off?11:09
HiddenWolfdholbach: you can probably just download them off the sites.11:10
dholbachthat's what I looked for, but it proved less easy than I though11:10
dholbacht11:10
Pygidholbach: how should I send them to you?11:12
dholbachdholbach@ubuntu.com - if that works for you11:12
Pygi3 enough? or more needed?11:13
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dholbachPygi: 3 sounds like a good start - thanks a lot11:13
Pygik, once you need more please let me know11:15
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highvoltagewhat's the new ubuntu version after dapper going to be called?11:28
tepsipakkihighvoltage: AFAIK, it's not named yet11:29
ogra_dapper+1 :)11:30
jdubBUENOS DIAS, AMANTES DE LA LIBERTAD!11:30
highvoltageogra_: :)11:30
pittihey jdub 11:30
Pygiogra: hehe :)11:31
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highvoltage:)11:31
Pygione week after release or something like that naming is done if I am not wrong?11:31
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jdubPygi: it's usually quietly known for a while11:31
=== jdub has been calling it edgy to influence the decision :)
Kinnisonhehe11:32
dokopitti, Riddell, dholbach, everybody: please could you check out "deb http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/tmp/OOo2 ./" if printing still works?11:33
dokopitti: ... and how to change the language packs11:33
Riddellprinting?  that's for people who like, print.11:33
Riddelldoko: renamed to s/2//?11:35
dokoRiddell: yes11:35
Riddellseems to bring in awhole load of libgnomeprint stuff11:36
pittidoko: langpacks change? due to the renaming of the locale packages?11:36
dokopitti: -l10n and -help packages11:36
pittidoko: alright, I can clean that up right after it gets uploaded11:37
Pygieveryone: any chance that we can patch gaim for dapper to say to users that they are breaking TOS when we are not removing that functionality?11:37
hungerAny chance of getting the r300 driver working in dapper?11:37
hungerFrom what I understand the stuff should be Xorg as used in dapper already.11:38
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Pygihunger: r300 is heavily unstable11:39
theineHi, will the latest stable version of the ipw2100 driver (1.2.0) be part of Dapper's kernel?11:39
hungerPygi: I got positive feedback from my gentoo-using friends... not that this is a garantee for anything;-)11:40
lemstohas a bug report been made for mouse buttons problem in xorg? (11 buttons when 7 is set). Many people are talking of it on ubuntu forums but i can't find a bug report about it....11:40
Pygihunger: even on their site:  It is *UNTESTED* and *BROKEN* ! :)11:40
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Pygihunger: we tend to take catious steps :)11:41
hungerIs that normal?11:41
hungerPygi: Yes... I know. But then Xgl is, too;-)11:41
hungerPygi: And without r300 I can not even test that;-)11:42
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Riddelldoko: "No Default Printer Found"  crash11:45
dokoRiddell: crash?11:45
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Pygihunger: well, you can install it, but it shouldn't be there by default11:45
Riddellopenoffice.org-kde bringing in gtk/atk/pango/cairo is quite evil11:46
Pygihunger: Xgl is proved to work, but r300 is no-no :-/11:46
Riddelldoko: yes11:46
hungerPygi: Xgl is proven to work?11:46
dokoRiddell: gnome or kde desktop?11:46
hungerPygi: All 3 people trying it had their machines frozen when opening the first window...11:47
Riddelldoko: kde11:47
hungerPygi: Of course that is only the people I know:-)11:47
mdkeKamion, mdz, could you have a look at approving ubuntu-docs 5.10-6.3, you should find it somewhere in the breezy-updates queue11:48
Kinnisonhunger: Xgl vaguely worked on my laptop11:48
dokoRiddell: no, it's in -core, we will assimilate you ...11:48
dokopitti, dholbach: does printing work for you?11:49
hungerWell, no use in discussing relative brokeness of features. Too bad r300 won't make it in dapper, even though I do understand the reasoning.11:49
pittidoko: downloading in progress...11:49
pittidoko: oh, a dist-upgrade doesn't catch it11:49
pittidoko: will there be transitional packages?11:50
dokodoko: no, -desktop will depend on the right things11:50
hungerDoes udev handle creation of /dev/udev/card* ?11:51
hungers/udev/dri/11:51
pittidoko: and for all the poor lads who don't have -desktop installed?11:51
Kamionmdke: likely to go through breezy-updates just after feature freeze11:52
pittidoko: ah, boggle, I know why I can't install anything - no amd64 packages11:52
Kamionmdke: what about ubuntu-docs 5.10-7?11:52
Kamionwas it the obsolete one?11:53
mdkeKamion, who uploaded it?11:53
mdkeif it was daniel back in december, then yes, obsolete one11:53
Kamionthe changelog says you, but it was back in December11:54
Kamion   * new text, image and css in /usr/share/ubuntu-artwork/home/index.html (Ubuntu #15013, #16932, #17605 and #20692)11:54
Ubugtuubuntu bug 15013 in About Page "About Ubuntu page needs proper theming" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1501311:54
Ubugtuubuntu bug 16932 in ubuntu-docs "firefox default page: section "Kernel" talks about GNU" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1693211:54
Kamion   * new and updated translations for about-ubuntu and faqguide11:54
Ubugtuubuntu bug 17605 in About Page "no version listed on first page of About Ubuntu" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]  http://bugzilla.ubuntu.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1760511:54
mdkeright yeah kill that please11:54
mdkei thought it got killed when 5.10-6.2 was processed11:55
Kamionnah, katie couldn't really reject from the unapproved state so it sat around forever11:55
Kamionfortunately, soyuz can, so rejected11:56
mdkeyay11:56
Kamionand ubuntu-docs_5.10-6.3 looks pretty straightforward actually - accepted11:56
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mdkethanks, yes it's really simple11:56
pittiKamion: can you please demote python-osd to clean up anastacia a bit?12:01
TheMusoc12:01
TheMusosorry, wrong window.12:01
Kamionpitti: anastacia's not listing it for demotion ...12:02
dokopitti: you can start them from a i386 chroot12:02
pittiKamion: odd, it has no reverse deps12:02
Kamionubuntu-server-dapper/server: * python-osd12:02
KamionI'll fix the seeds12:02
pittioh, server12:02
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pittioh, ok12:02
pittithanks12:03
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lifelessseb128:  2.5.91-0ubuntu1  12:10
lifelessmjg59: ping12:10
seb128lifeless: k, ... upstream have reopened the bug, a debug backtrace would be welcome but you can wait on the new -dbg that will come probably for that12:11
lifelessseb128: ok12:11
dexemwhat's the package name of the new installer? I want to fill a bug against it...12:13
Riddellseb128: where can I find the default font sizes in gnome?12:13
tepsipakkidexem: debian-installer12:13
tepsipakkidexem: or do you mean espresso on the live-cd?12:13
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seb128Riddell: gconftool-2 -R /desktop/gnome/interface | grep font12:14
seb128Riddell: and the window manager is somewhere else probably12:14
seb128why?12:14
seb128the font for the wm I mean12:14
dexemtepsipakki: espresso :)12:14
jdubogra_, Kamion: that u-a upload hasn't hit the archive  yet, right? is it out of NEW?12:15
mjg59lifeless: Hi12:15
ogra_jdub, dunno if Kamion finally approved it 12:15
jdubogra_: you added some images and created a new package in control, right?12:16
lifelessmjg59: hi12:16
ogra_jdub, i created a new package and only copied the default wallpaper so far ...12:16
lifelessmjg59: tracked down one resume lockup12:16
lifelesshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/3259312:16
Ubugtumalone bug 32593 in linux-meta linux "Dell X1 fails to resume with mmc_core and sdhci modules loaded" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  12:16
ogra_jdub, the source should be in the archive ...12:17
lifelessmjg59: hibernate appears borked though, the hibernate key has stopped working12:17
Riddellseb128: trying to get KDE fonts to match (we are using a mostly fixed DPI now)12:17
Riddellseb128: so 10 is the default?12:17
seb128yep12:17
seb128depending of what you speak about12:18
lifelessmjg59: I found some weird gnome option to turn suspend into hibernate and I tried that, it appeared to hang during the hibernate process - left it for 15 minutes with the disk light hard on, no seeking appeared to happen.12:18
seb128interface is "Sans 10" by default12:18
lifelessmjg59: want a bug filed about the hibernate button regression ?12:18
mjg59No, that'll be fixed soon12:18
lifelessmjg59: ok. Want one on hibernate taking so long/hanging ?12:18
janimohunger, there are some people who have dri working with r300 in dapper (not me though)12:19
StevenKI've found hibernate taking an age in breezy.12:19
mjg59lifeless: That's more interesting12:19
StevenKI moved back to -9-686 and it seems to have stopped doing that.12:19
mjg59lifeless: Can you disable the dpms stuff in /etc/default/acpi-support ?12:19
mjg59That may get you some more diagnostic output12:19
lifelessmjg59: sure.12:19
lifelessmjg59: I shall try a hibernate now12:21
lifelessmjg59: do you need more detail on the mmc_core/sdhci thing ?12:21
lifelessmjg59: I presume unloading them during suspend/resume will fix it trivially.12:21
mjg59lifeless: I'll look into it. Does your sd slot work?12:22
lifelessmjg59: dunno. won't with them removed :)12:22
lifelesshang on, I'll load them and find my demo card12:22
Kamionjdub: I was a bit scared by a new 2MB package that was to go on the CD12:24
Kamionjdub: and was unconvinced that it should be split in the first place12:24
Kamionbut whatever, I'll approve it in a bit12:24
jdubKamion: whoa, whoa,12:29
jdubKamion: i don't disagree :-)12:29
jdubKamion: i wanted to see the changes first :-)12:29
Pygi dholbach: ping12:29
dholbachPygi: pong12:30
Pygiwhat was the result of the test?12:30
lifelessmjg59: yes it works12:30
jdubwhoa, pitti's playing whack-a-png12:30
lifelessput in the card, up it came in a file browser12:30
lifelesseject it and it unmounted12:31
lifelessmjg59: ok, I've changed the acpi default-support stuff12:32
dholbachPygi: it didn't change much, i felt12:32
Kamionjdub: they're in the archive - do you want to review them before I accept?12:32
lifelessmjg59: I'm trying a hibernate run.12:32
Kamionsource, anyway12:32
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/u/ubuntu-artwork/ubuntu-artwork_0.2.29-1.dsc12:33
jdubKamion: ok, sec12:33
Pygidholbach: k, so no update then?12:33
dholbachi did the update already12:34
jdubogra_: ping12:34
Pygidholbach: ah,kk12:34
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Pygig2g now, bye all12:34
jdubwhoa12:34
jdubhuh12:34
jdubthis makes now sense12:34
jdubno sense12:34
ogra_jdub, ?12:36
jdubogra_: what's the rationale for the separate package, and why should it include a separate copy of a 1.9M desktop background? :)12:36
ogra_jdub, the copy is a dummy ... it shall contain the image collection of screensaver backgrounds12:37
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lifelessmjg59: so hibernate is better now12:40
lifelessmjg59: it came back up but failed to load the bios modes12:41
lifelessmjg59: for the 915 driver12:41
lifelessit didn't take the 15 minutes this time, dunno why.12:41
mjg59lifeless: Upgade 915resolution12:44
jdubogra_: why a separate package?12:44
lifelessmjg59: restarting X seems to have fixed it12:44
lifelessmjg59: ok. Will do.12:44
ogra_jdub, because it might get huge in the future and we'll probably make it only recommended ...12:44
jdubogra_: so it won't be a depends of ubuntu-desktop?12:45
pittisjoerd: do your recent dbus commits fix the hang of h-device-mgr?12:45
ogra_jdub, for now it will ...12:45
ogra_jdub, but if it grows to big for the CD we can easily remove it there ...12:46
jdubKamion: how are we doing for CD space?12:46
sjoerdpitti: afaik that's still not fixed :(12:46
pittisjoerd: hm, ages ago j5 said that he had a patch to commit to fix that :(12:46
sjoerdpitti: Robot101 should know a lot more about dbus internals then me, so maybe he knows what's going on with that issue :)12:49
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sivangKamion: tryreadlines() is the non blocking reading method?12:52
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Kamionjdub: not very comfortably12:53
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Kamionsivang: yes12:53
Kamionobviously if you need non-blocking output as well then it gets rather harder, since you might not manage to output everything you want at once12:54
sivangKamion: I was hoping to be able to propogate the spawned child's stdout, and when it says on stderr "Please swtich to slice #X" to re.match it and propogate to the client code. I have this code already working, it's just that when my function matches this in stderr, it yeilds back (being a generator) to the caller, where the caller sys.stdin.readline()'s. at this point the caller's user CRs, and then it appears you need varying number of CRs to 12:58
sivanghmm, I'm now thinkign of making stderr and stdout add up in the same buffer form the spanwner POV, then process only one buffer01:00
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Kamionperhaps your caller is just not flushing its output after writing to it01:05
jdubKamion: so 8MB would make your hair stand on end?01:05
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Kamionjdub: definitely01:06
Kamionand I should hope it'd make ogra's hair stand on end too, given that Edubuntu is the worst-off for space01:06
jdubKamion: hrm, not much hope for a screensaver images package then, i reckon01:06
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infinitypitti: Thanks for the PNG transition uploads, dude.01:07
Kamiondexem: please don't set milestones on bugs ... we'll do that at developer's / release team's discretion01:07
pittino problem01:07
jdubKamion: are you counting current example-content size?01:07
pittiinfinity: gnome-panel will be done by seb128, the rest of main should be settled01:07
Kamionjdub: I'm trying not to think about it01:07
Kamionjdub: I also haven't looked at sizes since example-content landed. However, before that I had to remove a bunch of language packs to get us within size.01:08
infinitypitti: Rock.01:08
Kamion20/30MB worth of language packs in some cases01:08
viviersfinfinity, i put a new script into the casper dir , now the initramfs is giving problems, any idea why ?01:08
infinityviviersf: Define "giving problems"...01:09
viviersfok well lemme explain01:09
viviersflive cd sais : mounting root fs01:09
viviersfafter putting my script01:09
jdubogra_: dude, i don't think there's much hope for screensaver images, unless we co-opt a bunch of crap we're already installing (which could include example-content)01:09
viviersfit hangs at that script01:09
viviersfjust doesnt do anything01:09
pittiinfinity: is the new pkgstriptranslations (22) already installed into the buildd chroots?01:10
lifelessmjg59: its up to date already01:10
Kinnisonpitti: the chroots upgrade themselves as part of the build process01:11
infinitypitti: If it's in the archive, the chroots upgrade automatically.01:11
Kinnisonpitti: so once it was built and in the archives, the chroots started using it01:11
lifelessmjg59: tried again and its still leaving X uphanppy01:11
pittiKinnison: cool; even if it is permanently installed?01:11
infinity(For better or worse)01:11
pittithat's great anyway01:11
infinitypitti: Yeah, at the beginning of the build, a dist-upgrade is done.01:11
viviersfinfinity, you understand the problem ?01:11
ogra_jdub, its one of my feature goals ... mark wanted a possibility to push image collections as screensaver backgrounds *shrug*01:12
pittiRiddell: can you please do a no-change upload of amarok to build with newer pkgstriptranslations? with the previous version we didn't get translations01:12
Kinnisoninfinity: actually you and I should try and pick a time to coordinate updating the chroots to reduce the buildd times01:12
ogra_jdub, you were at least at one of the BOFs we held about it 01:12
infinityviviersf: I guess I'd need to see what your script does, and where you're putting it. And preferably not when I'm supposed to be going to bed.01:12
infinityKinnison: Yes, we need to play with the chroot tool some more and make sure I can do it myself on a whim.01:12
jdubogra_: we're screwed for room - that doesn't mean we can't do it either off the CD (recommended) or if we want at least something on the CD, co-opting other images already on the disk01:12
viviersfok 01:12
Kinnisoninfinity: aye01:12
infinityKinnison: I'll need to be able to mangle them to make sure they're lean and light, etc.01:12
viviersfwhats the time there infinity ?01:12
dexemKamion: sorry for that :P01:13
Kinnisoninfinity: can we coordinate a time to play next week?01:13
jdubogra_: i'm definitely not saying "let's not do this at all" :)01:13
Kinnisoninfinity: It'd be worth getting cprov to sort out a newer version of the launchpad-buildd package too, I did a couple of fixes to it last week01:13
infinityviviersf: 23:1301:13
infinityKinnison: Please.01:13
mjg59lifeless: Can you check that you have /etc/acpi/resume.d/915resolution?01:13
viviersfinfinity, kewl ill bug you with it 2moz01:14
infinityKinnison: I need to get some fixed committed for sbuild before we roll out a new package.01:14
infinityKinnison: s/fixed/fixes/01:14
ogra_jdub, i'm aware of the space problems (edubuntu is way worse) including the images in the artwork package itself would be silly, thats why i split out that package ... i doubt that the images we ship in there need to be super high quality, since they are only background for visual +effects ...01:15
lifeless/etc/acpi/resume.d/49-915-set-resolution.sh01:15
lifelessits hardcoded for the resolutions I need, which unlike the 915 package are set on all three bit-depths01:15
jdubogra_: i don't believe we have space on the CD for these images at all. we do have other options.01:15
lifelessI filed a bug in debian but it got closed without fixing it. :(01:15
Kinnisoninfinity: Sure, either punt them to me or cprov in a mail01:16
mjg59lifeless: Is it executable?01:17
ogra_jdub, i freed up 5MB recently with screensaver changes ... it would be nice if i could have at least a minor amount of that back for the screensaver01:17
lifelessmjg59: yes01:17
lifeless755 root root01:17
mjg59lifeless: Hm. That should be running on resume, then.01:17
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jdubogra_: haha :)01:17
jdubogra_: you know one of the stages of grief is bargaining, right? ;-)01:17
infinityKinnison: I need to write them first (It's on my TODO for tomorrow after the meeting), so I can punt then. :)01:18
jdubBenC: ping01:18
fabbioneinfinity: ping?01:18
fabbionebah you are here01:18
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mjg59lifeless: If you chuck set -xs in the appropriate places, can you try to figure out what's going on?01:19
Kamionogra_: having some of the 5MB back is fine, but it has to be not in 2MB chunks01:19
fabbioneinfinity: mind if i upload initramfs? i need mptsas and mptfc in hook-functions01:19
Kamion100KB chunks or thereabouts would be more like it ...01:19
lifelessmjg59: I'll chuck that in resume.sh01:19
ogra_Kamion, i'll try how much i can compress any images ... only one pic would also be fine for now, simply to not have the ugly tv test screen by default01:20
Kinnisoninfinity: okies01:20
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Kinnisonpitti: I have a translations question01:22
Kinnisonpitti: gnome-power-manager has some more UI which I added in its glade files01:22
Kinnisonpitti: does pkgstriptranslations automatically end up with those for translating?01:22
Kinnisonpitti: Or do I need to run some command in the source package first?01:22
jdubogra_: i'll be doing a new u-a today, so i'll sort something out for that too01:23
infinityfabbione: I suspect we just want everything from kernel/drivers/message/fusion/, don't we?  Since I keep getting asked for "just one more".. :)01:23
mjg59Kinnison: Suggestion: if sleep type when inactive is "Do nothing", don't show the sliders for it?01:23
fabbioneinfinity: probably.. mptsas and mptfc are required on sparc...01:23
fabbioneinfinity:  i can't speak about the others01:23
Kinnisonmjg59: I'd rather make them insensitive01:23
infinityfabbione: Let me mangle the list here a bit.01:23
Kinnisonmjg59: having UI appear/disappear confuses people01:24
fabbioneinfinity: ok01:24
ogra_jdub, ok, if you dont want an extra package, please link the default background to /usr/share/backgrounds/screensaver/ that should do it for a start01:24
fabbioneinfinity: i won't touch it than01:24
Kinnisonmjg59: Please file a bug so I remember to address it01:24
fabbioneinfinity: but please wait a sec before you upload01:24
mjg59Kinnison: Oh, "When laptop lid is closed:" "When battery power critical"01:24
ogra_jdub, thats at least still better than the tv screen ...01:24
mjg59Either add an "is" or lose one01:24
jdubogra_: i do want separate pacakge, rationale was good - though i might do it as a separate source package01:24
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ogra_jdub, ah, ok ...01:24
Riddellpitti: ok01:25
dholbachmjg59, Kinnison, ogra_: do you have a laptop-power-something-team on launchpad, which i could subscribe to bug reports?01:26
fabbioneinfinity: ok... test successful 100%. please upload when you can :)01:26
ogra_dholbach, Kinnison and me are default subscribers to all g-p-m bugs01:28
dholbachogra_: i was just thinking about stuff like libpam-foreground or the hibernate-patch in gdm, etc01:29
lifelessmjg59: ok, it *is* setting the resolution01:30
infinityfabbione: Kay, uploaded.01:30
lifelessmjg59: but X is still getting fucked01:30
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fabbioneinfinity: danke01:30
lifelessmjg59: I redirected output from the resume.d scripts to /tmp/foo01:31
lifelessmjg59: and its all there01:31
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pittire01:41
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pittiKinnison: depends; the added translation must find its way into the pot file01:42
pittiKinnison: does g-p-m use cdbs+gnome.mk?01:42
pittiKinnison: if so, the pot file is updated automatically at build time01:42
Kinnisonpitti: yes it does01:42
Kamionmpt: http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/tmp/espresso-location.png01:42
Kinnisonpitti: any way I can check that?01:42
pittiKinnison: then it shuold work OOTB01:42
pittiKinnison: yes, the build log should contain 'intltool-update' and mention the pot file01:42
pittiKinnison: and after the build, the new string should be in po/g-p-m.pot01:43
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Kinnisonpitti: I shall look when I've finished my lunchtime legal wrangling01:45
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pittikeeeeybuuuk01:45
Keybukpitti: that won't make my nick hilight work :P01:45
pitti(just kidding :) )01:46
mptKamion, cool01:46
mjg59lifeless: And you need to restart X to get it back?01:46
mptKamion, that top bar's just for debugging, right?01:47
Keybukpitti: what's up?01:47
pittiKeybuk: well, I had to modprobe pcsprk again to get beeps01:47
pittipcspkr, too01:48
pittideja vu :)01:48
Keybukheh01:48
Keybukunsurprising, nothing causes that to get loaded01:48
pittiKeybuk: I think it's only since today; after yesterday's dist-upgrade probably01:49
Kamionmpt: it's a leftover from Guadalinex01:49
KeybukI have an interesting one here, the PC Speaker works and generates beeps01:50
Kamionmpt: I'm undecided on it; I can see the advantage of having some indication of where you are in the process01:50
Keybukquite literally, from the PC Speaker in the case01:50
Keybukmy old PC used to beep on the soundcard01:50
Keybukso it's verrrrrry quiet01:50
Keybukwhich, frankly, is great in the morning when I have to mash the keyboard to get vim to do my bidding ;)01:50
mptKamion, if there was a list of steps, it should probably be vertical, but I don't think it's necessary at all01:52
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Mithrandirmpt: it's a kind of progress bar and something I _absolutely_ think we should have.  Not knowing the number of steps is annoying.01:52
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mvois adding a "mp3 support" meta-desktop-file in gnome-app-install that installs gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly a problem from a legal point of view? 01:53
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mptMithrandir, part of the point of having assistants in general is that it helps you avoid unnecessary steps, which means that the number of steps varies depending on your early choices. That the number of steps is constant for this particular assistant is unusual.01:55
Kamionthe number of steps is not constant01:55
Mithrandirmpt: the breadcrump path shows phases, not steps.01:56
Kamionalthough the current top bar collapses the non-constant steps into single chunks (namely the partitioner)01:56
mptMithrandir, you just said, "not knowing the number of steps is annoying" :-P01:57
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mptbut even the assistant can't know, until it's partway through the partitioning questions01:57
Kamionpeople don't care exactly which page number they're on, they care approximately how much further they have to go01:57
Kamionan indication of the list of phases is a good indication of that01:57
mptsure, that's the reason for the "... about five minutes" on the first page01:57
Kamionwhich is a pointless lie01:58
Kamionwe have absolutely no clue how long the CD will take to do its thing01:58
Mithrandirmpt: well, knowing how far you've come, then.01:58
Kamionalthough, ok, it does say "answering the questions", not "the installation"01:58
mptexactly01:58
Kamionbut I'm still unconvinced; manual partitioning will take people a lot longer to set up than automatic partitioning01:59
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mptin which case that phase will take much longer than all the others01:59
Kamionyeah, but they'll know from the progress indicator that it's the last thing they have to do before installation01:59
Kamionpeople using the advanced partitioner will generally have seen something like that before, and will expect it to involve a few steps02:01
Kamionthey won't necessarily know that it's the last thing to do02:01
Kamionwhich I do contend is useful information02:01
mptWell, if you do keep some sort of progress, I'd prefer it be "Step x of y" text in the bottom left corner02:02
Kamionok, that would certainly be doable02:02
mptusing the "phase" meaning of step, rather than the "click" meaning02:02
Kamionyeah02:02
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KamionMithrandir: happy with that?02:02
MithrandirKamion: I still prefer the breadcrumbs, but I could live with it, yes.02:03
Mithrandirthe steps aren't evenly-sized so enumerating them makes sense.02:04
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Kamionok, added to UbuntuExpress/ToDo02:04
Kamionthanks mpt02:04
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janimoKeybuk, you know a way of finding out which processes hold refs to a certain loadable module?02:26
janimosomething a la lsof02:27
Keybukprocesses don't hold refs to modules ... ?02:27
Keybukmodule refs are just in-kernel things, usually the devices and other modules and stuff02:27
ogra_janimo, check with lsof for open devices and find the udev rule for the device :)02:27
janimoI tried lsof on the sound devices but no procs there02:28
Keybukother then /sys/module/$MODULE/refcnt there's no real tracking of it02:28
janimobut thanks02:28
ogra_Kamion, there is a edubuntu-docs package in NEW ... i have already a better version on http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/ can you review this one for NEWing and wipe 0.1-1 ? 02:30
Kamionogra_: can you just upload 0.2-1? it's easier for me to review when it's actually in the queue02:31
ogra_yup, will do ... didnt want to upload without asking02:31
Kamionno, that's fine02:31
Kamion0.1-1 will just be superseded then02:31
ogra_oki, uploading ...02:32
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lifelessmjg59: yes02:40
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mjg59lifeless: Do you get /any/ display back?02:43
BenCjdub: pong02:46
jdubBenC: do you know of anyone testing on sun amd64 galaxy boxes (even someone internally)?02:48
BenCno02:48
BenCI got a /msg from someone about it about 3 minutes ago, but they don't appear to be alive anymore02:49
BenC30 minutes ago I mean02:49
BenCsun amd64 are Opteron's, correct?02:49
jdubyeah02:50
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jdubBenC: was that davekempe?02:50
lifelessmjg59: 640x480ish bright muave rectangle02:50
BenCjdub: yeah, did he talk to you?02:50
mjg59lifeless: Hmm.02:50
jdubBenC: he's a sydney dude, talk to him a lot02:51
mjg59lifeless: Very weird. What does switching to a console do?02:51
jdubBenC: they just got one - wondering if we had any more dedicated testers02:51
jdubBenC: when's kernel freeze?02:51
lifeless640x480 console... what I'm typing in now02:51
mjg59lifeless: And switching back to X?02:51
lifelessfunky display comes back02:51
BenCjdub: kernel is pretty much "not going to change unless it has to" right now02:51
BenCI would expect sun-smd64 to just work though02:51
mjg59lifeless: Running 915resolution again and switching back?02:52
lifelessno diff02:52
mjg59lifeless: Ok, so certainly not a 915resolution thing. Hmm.02:52
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mjg59lifeless: Anything in the X log?02:52
lifelessmjg59: well when I first tried 915 resolution, a similar behaviour occured.02:52
lifelessuntil I had it set to run on unsuspend02:53
lifelessI'll check the log02:53
mjg59Right02:53
jdubBenC: has some panics and so on at boot, for various driers02:53
BenCif you talk to him again before I do, just have him send me the dmesg02:54
jdubBenC: ok02:54
lifelessmjg59: no nothing02:54
mjg59lifeless: Right.02:56
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spaceyfor filing a bug with the espresso install stuff on the livecd. What package should i file the bug on? just espresso? espresso-frontend-gtk ?03:09
Mithrandirespresso, probably03:10
spaceyk03:11
spaceyi'll just do that03:11
lifelessmjg59: should I file a bug 03:11
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seb128Kamion, pitti: gnome-vfs2 has been splitted to get a -bin and a -extra to Debian, I'm syncing it now (breaks circular Depends and allow to get extra stuff shipped with -dbg), is that ok if I update the desktop seed to list -bin and -extra?03:21
pittisure, ok for me03:21
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Keybuk*sigh* today I mostly hate uncooperative users who seem to feel that providing you with debugging information is a chore, and you should just psychically know what's wrong with their system and fix it03:24
seb128pitti: cool, doing that now :)03:25
pittiKeybuk: 'use the force, Luke' :)03:26
doko_dholbach, seb128, anybody who has a printer: please could check the OOo test packages?03:26
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seb128my printer is kind of broken atm03:27
seb128it does some "motor forcing on something blocked" noise03:27
kbrooksI want to build a LiveCD based on Ubuntu, that includes all of the Python goodies.03:28
seb128I've planned to have a look on it later, but not now03:28
kbrooksBut how do I do this?03:28
dholbachdoko_: i'll download an check when i'm back, ok?03:29
kbrooks*pokes everyone*03:29
dholbachkbrooks: look on the wiki03:30
kbrooksdholbach, do  you have a link to this wiki page03:30
doko_dholbach: better download while you're away03:31
dholbachno i'd have to search myself - it's something about livecd and customization03:31
dholbachdoko_: yes03:31
dholbachdoko_: i386 only I suppose03:31
doko_dholbach: yes03:32
dholbachhrm ok03:32
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ploumhello03:32
seb128lu ploum03:32
ploumFor a few weeks, I experience a random mouse-click freeze in dapper03:33
ploumThe click is not responding on my mouse anymore03:33
ploumand the workaround is to type a shortcut key (for exemple switch desktop key) and that's all03:33
seb128check the mouse cable? :)03:33
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seb128do you have the click event to xev when that happens?03:34
ploumseb128: :p   as a keystroke solve the problem, I'm not sure it's a hardware bug03:34
ploumseb128: it's very difficult because it must happen with a xev already openend !  (as the keystroke solve the problem)03:35
seb128ploum: run an xev on every desktop until that happens next time :p03:35
ploumbut it's really strange how a simple button not responding make you feel that your desktop is completely crashed !03:35
ploumseb128: I will try03:35
ploumI was just asking if someone saw it03:35
seb128I had some such bug03:36
ploumto be sure I'm not crazy03:36
seb128but I think my desktop was really not responding03:36
seb128like disk access blocking03:36
seb128because keyboard didn't unblock it for me03:36
seb128and I think alt-f2 was not opening the run app dialog03:36
ploumnot the same indeed03:37
ploumhere's, it's very strange because a random keypress will not solve the issue. It must be a shortcut !03:38
ploumIf I can find more informations, I will fill a bug03:38
seb128"shortcut"?03:38
seb128like alt-F2?03:38
ploumyes03:38
ploumor Ctrl+alt+arrow03:39
ploum(I never tried alt-F2)03:39
ploumif you ever hear someone complaining about something similar, please let me know03:39
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seb128ploum: will do03:41
ploumthanks :-)  have a good day03:41
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seb128ploum: you too! :)03:42
mjg59lifeless: Best to03:46
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JaneWcan anyone answer this enquiry I have "My question is whether ubuntu is going to make xgl the default interface when you install ubuntu."? tyia03:55
jdubogra_: i'm going to do an artwork upload without the screensaver stuff03:55
jdubJaneW: "not yet"03:55
KinnisonJaneW: "Not for dapper, no"03:55
JaneWjdub/ Kinnison : thanks.03:56
jdubogra_: and sort that out as a separate package03:56
ogra_jdub, oki03:56
jdubJaneW: "... and every time someone asks, a kitten dies"03:56
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JaneWjdub: hrm... so how many are down now? *efg*03:57
TreenaksJaneW: they're almost extinct03:57
jdubJaneW: they're calling it "kitten flu"03:57
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JaneWLOL03:57
Keybukjdub: are there any kittens left?03:58
mvoRiddell: konsole dosn't have a Comment field in it's desktop file anymore (and some other kde apps seem to have lost them too). is there a reason for this?03:58
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zul303:59
JaneWno way03:59
seb1281 kitten is better than a pony03:59
JaneW300 at least03:59
=== JaneW is off kittens
=== mvo I want a pony *and* a kitten
JaneWrats are better ;)03:59
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TreenaksJaneW: you used to snort kittens?!03:59
JaneWseb128: zut allors!04:00
seb128lol04:00
seb128"alors" :)04:00
JaneWsorry04:00
zakameooh kittens04:00
JaneWTreenaks: I have been trying to give them up04:00
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Keybukbah, I want half-hour-days back again04:06
jdubKeybuk: not in eastern europe.04:06
Keybukhour-long-days means I have to actually build packages myself, and can't just wait for them to show up in updates04:07
KinnisonKeybuk: So do I04:07
jdubukranian children were forced to down thousands of kittens when nat friedman presented XGL at solutions linux in france04:07
KinnisonKeybuk: It's possible that the faster db server may let us go to half-hour days04:07
KeybukKinnison: btw, spec approved04:08
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jdubi just uploaded ubuntu-artwork_1 ;-)04:08
KinnisonKeybuk: thanks04:09
KinnisonKeybuk: did you update lp?04:09
KeybukKinnison: I did04:09
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Keybukbtw, why doesn't gpm have a "Power Off" option for low battery?04:10
Keybukit just had Suspend and Hibernate last time I looked04:10
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mjg59Keybuk: It does04:10
Keybukoh04:10
mjg59"When battery power critical: Shut down"04:11
KeybukI clearly wasn't looking hard enough :)04:11
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Keybukhey haggai 04:12
KamionKeybuk: BTW, I keep forgetting to mention it, but when I debootstrap dapper at the moment I end up with /var/lock and /var/run still being mounted in the chroot after debootstrap finished04:12
Kamionfinishes04:12
seb128quick opinion question04:12
haggaihi Keybuk 04:12
seb128evolution-data-server has a collection of libs, if you would do a -dbg variant, would you make a -dbg by binary package or an evolution-data-server without all the debug stuff?04:12
Kamionthis is suboptimal; is there anything that can be changed in sysvinit to avoid that (e.g. don't mount /var/{lock,run} if in a chroot, which would also be useful when upgrading a chroot) or should I just make debootstrap umount them?04:13
seb128s/without/with04:13
ogra_Kamion, i noted the same ...04:13
KeybukKamion: oh, interesting04:13
Keybukis there any easy way to tell you're in a chroot?04:13
Keybukor, more pointedly, running under debootstrap?04:14
Kamionyou should never special-case debootstrap; the case of upgrading a chroot is often just the same, and arguably more annoying04:15
Kamiondo you use invoke-rc.d?04:15
Keybukno ...04:16
Keybukthe initscript itself does the mounting04:16
Kamionwhat calls the initscript?04:16
Keybukbecause it's the only way to ensure the user gets moved over to /var/run-as-tmpfs properly04:16
Keybukuh s/initscript/postinst/04:16
Kamionoh04:16
Keybukotherwise you end up with a /var/run underneath the /var/run tmpfs which is full of crap :)04:16
Kamionhm, ok, arse04:16
KamionI'll just make debootstrap umount those then04:17
Keybukit's a breezy-dapper upgrade issue04:17
KeybukI'm not sure why it's happening on a fresh install though04:17
Riddellmvo: "CVS_SILENT replaced Comment= with GenericName= if the comment is shorter 30 characters"04:17
Keybukthat's probably not necessary04:17
Riddellcurious04:17
Kamionoh, yeah, making it not happen on a fresh install would do the trick04:17
Keybukon a fresh, we just have to make sure we mkdir /var/run /var/lock after alerting the user to the three-headed monkey standing behind them04:18
Keybuk(assuming they have /var mounted as a different filesystem)04:18
mvoRiddell: would it be possible to undo that change? gnome-app-install uses that data as a short discription04:18
Riddellmvo: not easily, what does it use the GenericName for?04:19
mvoRiddell: it dosn't use it at all, I could fall back to it when I get nothing from Comment 04:19
mvoRiddell: I guess that would be easiest04:20
KeybukKamion: done04:20
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Mannyhi :)04:23
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Mannyherzi hi04:23
seb128hey Manny04:23
Riddellmvo: running gnome-app-install I get an error  gobject.GError: Icon 'gnome-settings-default-applications' not present in theme04:24
Mannyseb128 my brother had big problems getting his win partitions mounted. He had to poke with fstab and such. Is there anything planned for unpainifying this? :)04:24
seb128Manny: GetRideOfWin? :)04:24
Mannymaybe the gst disk manager should support more options :/04:25
Mannyi.e. it should be a bit more smart about user mounts04:25
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seb128yeah, the gst disk manager could use some work04:25
Mannyseb128 nice proposal. Not very practical when you have win32-only specialized software running unter wine04:25
Mannys^running^ not running^04:25
seb128but that would be a rather an installer issue imho04:25
seb128win partitions should be added to fstab (dunno if it does atm)04:25
seb128Kamion?04:26
herziManny: can you confirm http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=32396904:26
mvoRiddell: some apps (like konsolesu) don't even have a genericname ?04:26
Mannyseb128 windows was installed afterwards. Also assume possible repartitioning.04:26
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Ubugtugnome2 bug 323969 in Window List Applet "Buttons could look a bit better in transparent mode" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:26
seb128Manny: ah, windows installed after is a special case already :)04:26
mvoRiddell: about the error, this should be in the gnome-icon-theme IIRC, can you please put the compolete backtrace to a pastebin?04:26
seb128mvo: it's a part of gnome theme, so your theme has to Inherit=gnome04:28
Mannyherzi nope04:28
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Riddellmvo: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/56861904:30
RiddellI do have gnome-icon-theme installed04:30
seb128Riddell: does your GTK theme inherit from gnome theme?04:30
seb128ups04:30
seb128icon theme I mean04:30
glatzorwe can use "try:" to load the icon04:30
glatzormvo: 04:31
seb128or you can put an icon to "hicolor" :)04:31
Riddellno idea, I presume it's just set to default04:31
RiddellI don't have any file called gnome-settings-default-applications installed04:31
Riddelloh wait, yes I do04:31
glatzorRiddell: i will fix this04:31
mvoRiddell: do you have gnome-icon-theme installed?04:32
seb128mvo: having it installed will not help if your icon theme doesn't inherit from gnome icon theme04:32
Riddellmvo: yes04:32
Riddellhow do I find out my gnome icon theme?04:32
seb128you need a setting manager to apply it04:32
seb128gnome-settings-daemon or xfce do that04:33
seb128dunno what KDE does with the icon theme04:33
seb128I guess the icon theme is not desktop specific04:33
seb128which theme do you use for KDE?04:33
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Riddellcrystal04:33
mvoseb128: hm, I call gtk_icon_theme_get_default() to get the icon theme ...04:33
glatzorseb128: haven't the gnome icons moved from hicolor to gnome lately?04:34
seb128Riddell: putting Inherits=gnome to /usr/share/icons/crystal/index.theme should fix the issue04:34
seb128glatzor: they did04:34
seb128mvo: which will return nothing if your theme doesn't inherit from GNOME icon theme04:34
seb128mvo: the icon is stored to /usr/share/icons/gnome04:34
seb128that's not a standard fallback, which is hicolor04:35
Riddellseb128: it doesn't (and I don't see why gnome apps would be using crystal anyway)04:35
mvo*grumpf*, ok04:35
seb128Riddell: that's why it doesn't find the icon04:35
seb128the icon should be stored to /usr/share/icons/hicolor04:35
seb128so every theme list it04:35
Riddellyes04:35
seb128http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33006104:36
Ubugtugnome2 bug 330061 in general "some applications are broken by the icons move from hicolor to gnome" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:36
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Riddellalthough an app shouldn't crash just because it can't find an icon04:36
Riddellin my opinoin04:37
trappistrealplayer used to do that to me04:37
mvoRiddell: sure. if you are interessted in runing g-a-i for testing, just remove that line (until I do the next upload)04:38
seb128Riddell: that is a bug for sure04:38
mvoi would be interessted it crashes on the next icon as well :)04:38
glatzorRiddell: mvo: seb128: It won't crash anymore if you merge from me. :)04:38
glatzorseb128: should we copy the icon to hicolor? or set gnome as fallback of the fallback theme hicolor :)04:40
seb128the first would be a workaround, the second would be ugly04:40
mvoRiddell: could you please test what effect removing that line has?04:40
seb128not sure, I'm going to mail the GNOME lists about that now04:40
Riddellmvo: http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/56864704:41
Riddellsetting gnome as a fallback from hicolour would be evil04:41
trappistbug 23018 has been fixed for some time but nobody's closed it.04:44
Ubugtumalone bug 23018 in iptables "libipt_recent is not there" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2301804:44
mvoso this clearly sucks, because there is no generic "{kde,gnome,IdontCare}-other" icon04:44
mvoit looks like g-a-i needs to ship it's own falback 04:44
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=== hunger is happy to see those /var/run cleanup init scripts vanish.
Riddellwell, yes04:45
Riddellevery app needs to have a hicolour icon04:46
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Keybukseb128: it'd be really nice if file-roller could actually suggest a program to run04:49
dooglusgaim crashes every time I try to connect to ICQ.  what is the recommended way of getting a patch applied to fix it?04:52
dooglusI attached a patch to the relevant Malone bug, but that didn't help.04:52
seb128Keybuk: yep, it should use the same list as nautilus right click, I agree04:53
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KamionManny: we made Windows partitions be automounted in breezy, but there is one bug that means it doesn't happen under certain circumstances05:01
KamionI'll look at fixing that for dapper05:01
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mjrset nls to utf8 as well?05:03
MannyKamion using pmount? :)05:04
Mannyi.e. how does it work?05:04
KeybukManny: old fashioned "put them in /etc/fstab"05:07
MannyKeybuk at what time, and using what code? :)05:07
Keybukat install time, in partman05:07
MannyKeybuk ah, ok05:07
Keybukthen then get mounted at boot time, using mount05:07
Mannyyeah.05:07
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=== Manny remembers something like this on his mother
Mannys computer05:08
MannyKeybuk I'd be very fond if we implemented something pmount-related, i.e. really user-space powered :)05:08
Keybukwhat would be the point?05:08
Keybukthat sounds like a solution looking for a problem05:08
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jdubplus fuse and friends05:09
Keybukjdub: uh, pmount does support those things?  it just calls mount, after all05:09
Keybukpmount is just a setuid wrapper for calling mount on removable devices05:10
Keybukthere's no magic in there05:10
jdubpolicy magic!05:11
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jdubspeaking of pmount and magic05:11
jdubit is PITTI THE GREAT05:11
KeybukBERPITTI!05:11
Keybukjdub: btw. how do I fix the fact I can't watch most of my porn at the moment?05:12
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MannyKeybuk you can05:12
Keybukit's all in wmv format, and those damned windows dlls are 32-bit05:12
MannyKeybuk oh :/05:12
jdubKeybuk: xine05:13
jdubKeybuk: totem-xine, rather05:13
Keybukjdub: xine doesn't seem to, nor does the gstreamer ffmpeg plugin05:13
MannyKeybuk wmv3 doesn't work. Sad but true, nowadays most PureTNA porn is distributed in wmv3 :/05:13
jduball of my porn works FINE05:13
Keybukjdub: would you like some of mine to try? :)05:14
infinityObviously, you need DivX porn.05:14
jdubKeybuk: pia would ;)05:14
KeybukI guess I could just install the 32-bit mplayer packages05:15
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pittijdub: pmount?05:17
jdubpitti: you're going to have to come up with a new trick ;)05:17
HiddenWolfDo we really want to know about other people's tricks? ;)05:18
pittijdub: samba mounts in pmount?05:18
pittijdub: the pmount-uber-alles spec was defered :)05:18
jdubpitti: yeah. we were just chatting about it.05:19
Keybukmeh, answering the question "I know this file is open, is it open for WRITING?" is difficult05:20
mdkeKamion, what does the package installation-guide do?05:21
seb128sorry to ask again. But does having a evolution-data-server-dbg with the debug version of all the libs from libe* binaries seems a good idea or wrong to you?05:21
pittiseb128: can't hurt :)05:22
pittiseb128: is that a package you get many crash bugs for?05:22
seb128pitti: my question is probably not clear05:22
KamionManny: we discussed using pmount and decided it was a bad idea, because it would require weakening pmount's policy05:22
seb128Package: evolution-data-server05:23
seb128Binary: libcamel1.2-dev, libegroupwise1.2-9, libedataserverui1.2-6, evolution-data-server, libebook1.2-dev, libedataserver1.2-7, libedata-book1.2-2, evolution-data-server-dev, libecal1.2-3, libedata-cal1.2-dev, libedataserver1.2-dev, libecal1.2-dev, libegroupwise1.2-dev, libedata-book1.2-dev, libebook1.2-5, libexchange-storage1.2-1, libcamel1.2-8, libexchange-storage1.2-dev, libedataserverui1.2-dev, libedata-cal1.2-105:23
seb128pitti: that's e-d-s05:23
KamionManny: (the pmount author and I came up with the design)05:23
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Kamionmdke: it doesn't do anything, it's documentation :)05:23
seb128pitti: my question is I should do a collection of small -dbg or an evolution-data-server-dbg for the list of stuff05:23
seb128s/is/is if05:23
Kamionmdke: it's the d-i installation manual05:23
LaserJockmdke: yeah, I had to look that up too ;-)05:24
pittiseb128: oh, I'd prefer one package then, easier to handle05:25
pittiseb128: but I guess you should have the final word in this :)05:25
ideafixwhats the difrence betwen installing from expresso versus the regular install iso ?05:25
Chipzzseb128: which of these packages get used by gnome-panel?05:25
Chipzzseb128: (clock applet to be more specific)05:25
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mkdeKamion, sorry not sure if you replied or not to my question, i lost my internet connection05:26
Chipzzs/panel/applets/05:27
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ideafixwhats the difrence betwen installing from expresso versus the regular install iso ?05:27
Kamionmkde: 16:23 < Kamion> mdke: it doesn't do anything, it's documentation :)05:27
Kamion16:23 < Kamion> mdke: it's the d-i installation manual05:28
Kamionideafix: ideally, nothing, in practice, espresso still gets several things wrong05:28
mkdeKamion, is it applicable to ubuntu now?05:28
Kamionmkde: yes05:28
Kamionit has significant modifications05:28
Kamionit's also the only documentation I'm aware of that goes through our current preseeding provisions in any detail05:29
ideafixso will live cdrom become the default instal media for ubuntu ?05:29
Kamionideafix: if espresso gets finished in time, yes05:29
Chipzzseb128: some people may not want evolution to be installed, and trying to debug clock applet for example... but I guess that doesn't make much sense since evolution is installed by default and you would have to remove it05:29
mkdeKamion, a user suggested we publish it on the internet, any thoughts?05:29
ideafixnicwe05:29
Kamionideafix: the traditional installer will continue to be available though05:29
ideafixwhy ?05:29
Kamionmkde: we definitely should, but I haven't figured out where to do that yet; I'd like there to be http://www.ubuntu.com/doc/ with unpacked versions of our packaged documentation available05:29
Kamionideafix: because espresso will not fulfil everyone's use cases05:30
Kamionit will be totally inappropriate for installing servers, for instance05:30
mkdeKamion, help.ubuntu.com?05:30
Kamionit is not designed to be all things to everyone05:30
Kamionmkde: fine if it can be set up to automatically publish things from the archive05:30
seb128Chipzz: I don't really care about such a modularity for people wanting to debug05:31
seb128Chipzz: that's enough a special case to force them to download a few meg05:31
ideafixwhy Kamion ?05:31
mkdeKamion, it probably can, but in any case, the archive doesn't change significantly once a release is stable right?05:31
xxenonin dapper, is mp3 support still provided by gstreamer0.8-mad ?05:31
ideafixcan you get the live cd to do package seletions ?05:32
Kamionideafix: think about it - it's installing by copying the contents of the live filesystem05:32
Kamionideafix: no, not easily at all05:32
Kamiona server install shouldn't have all that stuff installed, only the base system05:32
Chipzzseb128: my thoughts weren't about megs, but about pulling in extra packages... but that's all they were, just some thoughts ;)05:32
Kamionmkde: no, but I want the development version to be published as well05:32
LaserJockKamion: but should we just link to the debian documentation that we haven't changed anything? DNMG for example05:32
seb128Chipzz: -dbg are here to be handy for common users05:32
KamionLaserJock: sure, no reason not to05:32
seb128Chipzz: if you are a space disk and depends maniac you can build your debug package yourself :)05:33
mkdeKamion, at the moment we publish development things at doc.ubuntu.com, we could set that up too05:33
ideafixKamion mabet you could make the live cd to use netinstall from repos and make package seletion availble that way 05:33
Kamionideafix: not really interested sorry, the traditional installer is better for that05:33
Kamionmkde: that would be good05:33
Kamionideafix: we also don't have time to make espresso do everything05:34
mkdeKamion, ok i'll take a look at the package. as long as the xml works, it should be easy to do05:34
ideafixi dont think that would be very dificult 05:34
Kamionmdke: it's built into binary packages, so it should do05:34
ideafixi could be wrong 05:34
Kamionideafix: as the person who's maintained the Ubuntu installer for the last year and a half, I beg to differ05:34
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ideafixisnt ther a ubuntu netinstall iso ?05:36
ideafixlike debian has 05:36
Kamionit is very much non-trivial, particularly given that espresso is designed along totally different lines05:36
Kamionideafix: there's a netboot iso05:36
Kamionwe've never got round to building a netinst as such (i.e. installer plus base system), but the netboot mini.iso should suffice05:37
mkdethanks Kamion, I'll let you know how I get on05:37
ideafixso the difrence betwen expresso and regular install iso arent that trivial ...05:37
Kamionhttp://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/breezy/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso05:37
Kamionideafix: correct05:37
Kamionespresso uses much of the code from the traditional installer (as much as I can), but it's not quite so simple as "run d-i with pretty frontend"05:38
Kamioneven though that's the basic theory05:38
RiddellKamion: espresso broke my debconf http://kubuntu.pastebin.com/568716, any ideas how to fix?05:38
ideafixwouldnt be too dificult to get the netinstall iso stuff into expresso 05:38
Kamionideafix: yes, it would be difficult.05:38
ideafix??!?!05:38
KamionRiddell: you have another process running using debconf somewhere else; find it and kill it05:38
ideafixall have to take your word for it then 05:39
infinityKamion: Though, if we get around to doing filesystem overlays (allowing us to have a base filesystem, with ubuntu-desktop and ubuntu-live overlaid on it), doing a server install from espresso wouldn't seem terribly far-fetched.05:39
Kamionideafix: we're going round in circles, and I'm afraid I don't have time to explain the design of espresso from the ground up05:39
ideafixi would like to know the out line 05:39
Kamionsorry, the day of feature freeze isn't the best time to ask :)05:39
Kamionhttp://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuExpress may help05:40
ideafixok thankx 05:40
infinityideafix: Espresso doesn't install packages (like a netinst, or a traditionally installer does), it copies over the contents of the livecd's filesystem, and reconfigures it.05:40
xxenon!restricted05:40
xxenonhow do I get mp3 support in dapper ?05:40
infinityideafix: Doing than, then removing most of the packages (to get to a server install) would be VERY painfull.05:40
infinitys/painfull/painful/05:40
ideafixinfinity i think i hade figured that much 05:41
RiddellKamion: I'm pretty sure I don't have any other process using debconf05:41
Kamionalso, espresso intentionally simplifies some things that desktop users generally don't need but server installs do05:41
KamionRiddell: well, debconf thinks you do05:41
KamionRiddell: (and it's generally right)05:41
ideafixi just dream abaut every linux distro isos being live and install sources at the same time 05:41
tepsipakkiwhat time is the DL for UVF?05:42
Kamionnot everyone wants that05:42
infinityideafix: It'll happen sometime, perhaps, but not for dapper.05:42
Kamionif you're installing 2000 machines, you don't want to waste time booting a live filesystem on all of them05:42
ideafixhow do you do it ?05:42
infinity(OEM installer, whee)05:42
Kamionlet us have our installers that work for us, and you can have the installer that works for you. :)05:42
Kamionrather than trying to take away the installer that works for us05:42
ideafixyou have to boot something from cdrom05:43
Kamionideafix: er, no - PXE boot05:43
ideafixor use pxe ?05:43
Kamionsee the installation manual :)05:43
pittimvo: did you update the desktop file in g-a-i? (there's no changelog entry)05:44
ideafixKamion it would be easy to add an pxe install boot to the expresso boot menu 05:44
Kamionideafix: no it wouldn't, we don't have space on the CD05:45
ideafixhummm05:45
Kamionplease please *please* stop saying "it would be easy to ..."05:45
Kamionit's immensely frustrating05:46
pittiKeybuk: sysvinit and you have a real argument, haven't you? :)05:46
ideafixsorry05:46
ideafixi just thought it made sence05:46
KamionI don't mind discussing wishlists, but I don't like being told that things are easy when they aren't05:47
ideafixwhat about it would make sence to have a pxe boot entry in expresso boot menu ? :)05:47
ideafixok 05:47
Kamionwell, who would use it?05:47
Kamionwhy put in a CD to PXE boot? :-)05:48
ideafixim not pestering you with it anymore 05:48
Kamionthe whole point of PXE booting is that you don't need a CD05:48
Keybukpitti: today, yes05:48
ideafixsome bios dont have pxe boot 05:48
Kamionin practice nobody wants to install on 2000 of such machines05:48
Kamionif you're doing a large deployment, you generally have reasonably appropriate hardware for it05:49
ideafixi thinkl most IBM machines have pxe boot 05:50
Kamionmost modern systems do05:50
jsgotangconew machines generallly hvae it05:50
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ideafixso i can use pxe boot to install ubuntu across the internet ?05:50
Kamionplease see the documentation05:51
jsgotangcoideafix: the manual on the cd has setup for such deployments05:51
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Mannyjdub I just asked on gnome-vfs-list :)05:52
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jdubManny: about?05:52
Mannyjdub pmount windows mounts05:53
Kinnisonmjg59: almost finished the patch to g-ss to make it notice coffee keypresses05:53
Mannyoh, and the nfs module probably will be resurrected :). Somebody worked on it.05:53
ideafixive read that the UN is endorsing open source and linux any idea what distro they are suporting ?05:53
jdubManny: oh, i see.05:53
Kamionideafix: this is a development channel; please take general conversation elsewhere05:53
mjg59Kinnison: Rad05:53
Kamion#ubuntu-offtopic or sounder@lists.ubuntu.com would do05:53
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ideafixA user wishes to use the live CD with the intent of installing the system immediately. They should be able to select a CD boot option which immediately launches the installer.05:58
ideafixthats what i meant 05:58
ideafixafter all its an expresso goal05:58
infinityideafix: There's just not enough room on the CD (nor enough hours in the day) to implement that as it's written.05:59
ideafixand the install can do network instal cant it ?05:59
infinityideafix: Can you please let it drop?05:59
Keybukseb128: gtk bug for you ... totem appears to need me to hit "next" for every damned track06:00
pittiseb128: confirmed06:00
ideafixi think you can put has much has 2 gigas on the live cdrom 06:00
seb128ie? it stops after reading one?06:00
ideafixthats lots of space 06:00
Keybukafter it plays one yeah06:00
seb128is that playing a CD? or do you call "track" a playlist entry?06:00
Keybukhave two mp3s in play list, it finishes first one and doesn't play the second06:00
pittiseb128: same for movies06:01
seb128does it do that if you have, let's say 10 entries to it?06:01
Keybuk....06:01
Keybukyup06:01
Kamionideafix: our live CD images are ALREADY just about at the limit of their available space.06:01
seb128k06:01
Kamionplease let it drop06:01
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Keybukand if shuffle06:01
Kinnisonmjg59: flip me, even if it doesn't work, gs-listener-dbus.c just compiled06:02
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Kinnisonmjg59: flip-me-harder the code works06:04
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Kinnisonmjg59: after a judicious "sudo setkeycodes cc 152", pressing my acpi lock button causes the screen to blank and lock06:05
Keybukgrr @ kernel ... it describes the FIBMAP ioctl as "legacy", but doesn't say what to use instead06:06
KinnisonKeybuk: legacy?!06:06
KinnisonKeybuk: my trick was to look at what lilo used06:07
Keybukdon't suppose you still have your code around?06:07
Keybukit got expunged from the readahead package by tollef06:07
Kinnisonnaah, but a hoary source package would have it06:08
Keybukyeah, you just use FIBMAP too06:10
MithrandirKeybuk: what code?06:10
KeybukMithrandir: old file ordering ... it may have been Thom06:11
Keybukwhen we switched from readahead to readahead-list06:11
KinnisonKeybuk: FIBMAP was probably not deprecated in hoary days06:11
Mithrandiroh, that wasn't me. :-)06:11
infinityseb128: Are you deep in FeatureFreezePanicMode right now, or would you like to look at a (possible) pango bug for a sec?06:11
KinnisonKeybuk: I could download a kernel source and start poking around but you've probably already got one to hand06:11
mjg59Kinnison: Rock06:11
Keybukthere doesn't seem to be anything to replace it06:11
infinityseb128: If the former, I'll catch you in a day or two.06:11
KeybukI think they've just deprecated it because they think it's scary06:11
Kinnisonmjg59: 2.13.91-0ubuntu2 accepted for the next archive cycle06:12
seb128infinity: no real feature freeze panic, GNOME has feature freezed some time ago06:12
mjg59Kinnison: Ta!06:12
seb128infinity: I'm under UI freeze presure, but I've 2 weeks for that :)06:12
Kinnisonmjg59: amusingly the same vsn nr as g-p-m currently06:12
seb128infinity: ie: feel free to ask06:12
infinityseb128: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/mozilla-thunderbird/+bug/3132506:12
Ubugtumalone bug 31325 in mozilla-thunderbird "New build crash" [Normal,Needs info]  06:12
Kinnisonmjg59: We've now got two things blocked on you getting that kernel patch accepted06:12
Kinnisonmjg59: also we really need to pick a keycode for the battery event and get acpi-support and hal updated06:13
infinityseb128: Turns out that enabling pango in Tbird gave this guy instant crashes... Removing the font I saw in his strace (he's sent me the .ttf file out-of-band via email) magically made it happy again.06:13
infinityseb128: I haven't the first clue where to start debugging "pango hates a font" issues.06:13
seb128infinity: usually that is "attach the font to an upstream bug with a way to reproduce and let them fix it" :)06:14
Kinnisonjeepers people are taking this feature-freeze thing seriously :-)06:14
Kinnisona gajillion uploads today so far06:15
seb128infinity: do you have a backtrace of the crash?06:15
infinityseb128: His was monumentally useless, I can probably produce a better one (if I can reproduce the crash) now that he's sent me the file.06:16
infinityseb128: Shall I just get a decent backtrace, attach it to the bug, and reassign to you/pango to deal with?06:16
infinityseb128: (The font is a Microsoft font, so I'm a bit wary of distributing it worldwide via Malone, but I have no issues linking to it off my private server or something)06:17
seb128infinity: sounds fine to me06:17
seb128infinity: could you mail me the font too?06:17
KinnisonMithrandir: any complaints if I take on powernowd and fix some bugs? one or two are biting me :-)06:17
seb128infinity: pango has a -dbg package, but without magic, you need to set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to get debug stuff06:17
infinityseb128: Yeah, I know how typical Debian -dbg packages work. ;)06:18
seb128infinity: GNOME packages are not "typical" usually :)06:18
seb128we use dh_strip on most of them and gdb figures alone where to find the debug06:18
ograKinnison, it *is* serious ...06:19
infinityYeah, detached symbols are the way of the future, but I'm still familiar with the old -dbg libraries too. :)06:19
Kinnisonogra: pardon?06:19
ogra<Kinnison> jeepers people are taking this feature-freeze thing seriously :-)06:19
infinityseb128: Anyhow, I'll get a decent trace and other such things when I'm not half asleep, and forward the mess to you.06:19
infinityseb128: Thanks.06:19
seb128thank *you* for not just bouncing the bug back :)06:20
Kinnisonogra: Oh right, My phraseology wasn't quite right06:20
ograheh06:20
Kinnisonogra: I meant that they're shoving lots in just before it06:20
Kinnisonogra: Kinda "The feature is there, now I can bugfix it into working"06:20
ograyup, the concept works ;)06:20
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Kinnisonjust waiting for my laptop to finish upgrading then I need to reboot06:21
Keybukhmm, nope, even doing it your way I just get "0" from FIBMAP for every file06:21
KinnisonKeybuk: they don't expect you to use a different ioctl per fs do they?06:21
Keybukthis is just ext306:22
Kinnisongoddamn we need class actions in dpkg06:22
hungerWhat can I do to help debugging a suspend issue? system goes down, beeps, turns on the suspended led and comes up again.06:22
mjg59hunger: Did it ever work?06:22
hungermjg59: Worked fine in breezy and through most of dapper.06:23
mjg59hunger: dmesg would be a good start, then06:23
mjg59After a failed suspend06:23
hungermjg59: Didn't work at all after g-p-m was introduced (I am using kubuntu).06:23
pittiogra: hm, wasn't gtk-qt-engine the package that was so hideously broken? I thought it should be demoted?06:23
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hungermjg59: Ah! I see a "Could not suspend device 3-1: error -16.06:24
hungermjg59: seems to be related to hci_usb...06:24
mjg59Right06:24
mjg59That'll be because we no longer unload USB drivers06:25
ograpitti, i'd like to see it demoted ... Riddell objected ...06:25
Riddellwell, I've just never had any problems with it06:26
MithrandirKinnison: feel free.06:27
MithrandirKinnison: I was just assigned the merge bugs for it a while back, iirc06:27
KinnisonMithrandir: okay06:28
hungermjg59: How do I reenable unloading of usb stuff?06:28
mjg59hunger: You don't want to, since it'll break USB after resume06:28
hungermjg59: Adding hci_usb to MODULES in /etc/default/acpi-support is not enough:-(06:28
mjg59hunger: Why not? Same failure?06:28
hungermjg59: Yeap. looks like other modules depend on it.06:29
mjg59hunger: How so?06:29
hungermjg59: Like usbcore:-(06:29
mjg59hunger: Uh. No.06:29
mjg59Other way round, perhaps06:29
hungermjg59: Aehm... you are right... its the other way round:-)06:29
mjg59But hci_usb just provides bluetooth support06:29
hungermjg59: I am using bluetooth.06:30
mjg59hunger: Right. 06:30
mjg59hunger: If you unload it now, does suspend work?06:31
hungermjg59: rmmod fails since the module is in use.06:31
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mjg59hunger: Interesting.06:32
mjg59hunger: Now you need to find out why it's in use :)06:33
hungermjg59: Guessed that:-(06:33
hungerThe nice thing is that my Bluetooth mouse doesn't work in dapper anymore either:-(06:34
hungerSo suspend is broken for a mouse that does not even work.06:34
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hungerjdub: Install breezy... BT works there like a breeze.06:36
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jsgotangcojdub: yeah dude my phone has this bluetooth presentation thing i couldnt figure it out myself...sigh06:38
hungerjdub: With breezy I just had to get my laptop close enough to my mouse for it to work.06:38
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jsgotangcoit just sees it and it works?06:39
jdubjsgotangco: do i have to get extra software on my phone?06:39
jdubmice/keyboards are a different case altogether06:39
jsgotangcojdub: i dunno, i use a high-end SE and its already there06:39
kbrookswell06:40
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jdubi have a sony/ericsson t63006:40
kbrooksi'd like to make ubuntu (dapper+1) easier06:40
KeybukKinnison: weird, appears to be a 64-bit thing06:40
Keybukworks fine on i38606:40
kbrookswell06:41
kbrooksi'm looking at the IdeaPool06:41
KinnisonKeybuk: Hmm, you are passing the right types in to get the results back?06:41
kbrooksand i want a screen that pops up on every startup: "Welcome to Ubuntu"06:41
kbrookswith some pointers to commonly used applications in Ubuntu06:42
KinnisonKeybuk: /msg me the code in question so I can have a quick peek06:42
KeybukKinnison: dunno, I think so06:42
Keybuknow I'm just getting weird things happen06:42
kbrooksthere?06:42
kbrooksANYONE06:42
kbrookstalk.06:42
Kinnisonkbrooks: an attitude like that will get you /ignored06:42
jsgotangcojdub: mine is a k600i and it has "Remote Control" under Entertainment and there's a "Presenter" application06:43
jdubkbrooks: why interrupt the user's exploration by getting in their way of the (beautiful, discoverable, lovely) desktop system?06:43
hungermjg59: Managed to remove that module (need to turn of BT via the keyboard). suspend works fine without the module.06:43
kbrooksKinnison, i want feedback on my idea. :)06:43
Kinnisonkbrooks: and I want all my bugs fixed and someone to give me a million dollars06:43
kbrooksjdub: it wouldnt be full screen.06:43
Robot101Kinnison: and a pony!06:43
jdubkbrooks: it would still be an interruption06:44
Kinnisonkbrooks: you punted out a desire and then waited less than two minutes for a busy bunch of developers to say anything06:44
jdubkbrooks: read the GNOME HIG about startup wizards06:44
mjg59hunger: Ok06:44
kbrooksjdub, URL on there?06:44
mjg59hunger: That gives us a good starting point :)06:44
kbrooksjdub, and this isnt a startup wizard.06:44
jdubkbrooks: google06:44
jdubkbrooks: it's the same principle06:44
kbrooksjdub, some people dont know that you can add folders 06:44
jdubjsgotangco: bummer, don't have one of those06:44
kbrooksor files06:44
jdubkbrooks: dude. you're looking at a general purpose pc. there are limitless things you can do.06:45
kbrookssome people don't know that there are applications waiting to be used.06:45
kbrooks... and so on.06:45
kbrooksyes, very true.06:45
jsgotangcokbrooks: that's why there's documentation :)06:45
jdubbest solved by getting out of their way so they can dive right in and discover06:45
hungermjg59: Updating my bugreport on the issue right now so this is not forgotten before someone manages to fix the issue:-)06:46
kbrooksjdub, how about some links that users can get to?06:46
kbrooksjdub: i dont see any section on wizards here: http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/2.0/06:47
jdubjsgotangco: oh, it seems it turns up in connectivity -> accessories if there's a device to talk to. i will have to make one. ;)06:48
kbrookspoint me to it please06:48
jsgotangcokbrooks: its best to go to gnome irc than here06:49
kbrooksjsgotangco, ...06:50
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hunger~.06:52
hungerWow... BT mouse works again...06:52
hungerRecharging batteries sometimes works wonders:-)06:52
jsgotangcohmm kdebluetooth is in main but gnome-bluetooth isn't oh well06:54
hungermjg59: You know what is curious? Now that suspend worked once I can suspend over and over again without unloading hci_usb06:54
mjg59hunger: Odd.06:55
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kbrooks"Ubuntu should come with a 'tour' of the distro for first time users (especially first time users of linux), that will get people on their first foot. showing them howto setup the distro, What on earth some things mean (note; root means nothing to my mum, telling her to sudo would help no-one) and where to look for more information. Could easily be achieved with a short series of HTML pages with images or a small program designed for this. A06:56
kbrookslso should automatically open on the first install. People should not have to look up on the Internet to find out how to do basic things. -- Gord Allott"06:56
mjg59Kinnison: Patch sent, keycode query submitted06:56
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kbrooksi wonder.06:56
kbrooksuhoh.06:56
Kinnisonmjg59: rock06:56
kbrooksjdub: ^^^06:56
kbrooksjdub, note: "should open on the first install"06:56
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jdubkbrooks: random pastes from the wiki don't convince me06:57
kbrooksjdub, many people have asked for this already06:57
jdubmany people think eating whales is a good idea06:58
jsgotangcorotfl06:58
kbrooksjdub, crazy metaphor.06:58
jdubwe're going to have tourish things in the installer06:59
jdubduring copying06:59
jdubthat's a good start07:00
kbrooksjdub, tourish things?07:00
Kinnisoninfinity: the usplash_down crud... the first TERM signal message doesn't get through to it on my laptop so it sits there for ages before it gets going with no visible progress07:00
kbrooksjdub, well, i will get the cd AGAIN07:00
kbrooksjdub, i'll install it as a dualboot and blog about dapper07:00
kbrooksi hope i can...07:00
jdubfor most applications, and indeed the entire desktop, i'm not convinced that a tour like thing is going to be better than just making the whole thing Just Work, be discoverable, etc.07:01
kbrooksjdub, does dapper or breezy include gparted?07:01
jdubboth07:01
kbrooksno. bundle.07:01
jdubkbrooks: this is a developer channel - you're best off asking support questions in #ubuntu07:01
infinityKinnison: That TERM message isn't sent to usplash at all.  I can hack up sysvinit to make it do so... But that's why I currently have it at least give you a "shutting down, please wait" thing.07:01
jsgotangcojdub: don't forget example content! :)07:01
jdubjsgotangco: exactly - that's a rocking way forward07:01
Kinnisoninfinity: right07:01
infinityKinnison: OTOH, it's a bug that that bit of sysvinit is taking as long as it is (it never used to), so I'd rather just fix THAT.07:02
kbrooksjdub, what is "example content"?07:02
Kinnisoninfinity: I guess that'd be better :-(07:02
Kinnisoninfinity: it really does take ages07:02
infinityKinnison: Yeah.  It should only take a second or two.  And some reboots, it does.  Others, it takes almost a minute here.07:02
Kinnisoninfinity: indeed07:02
infinityKinnison: That behaviour is definitely recent (broke around January, maybe?), and is clearly buggy.07:02
Kinnisoninteresting. Even without telling compiz to do cube, it does it07:03
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pittiRiddell: amarok translations.tar.gz is back \o/ and it looks good now07:20
Riddellpitti: great, thanks07:20
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Riddellhello enrico, don't think we've seen you in here before 07:21
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enricoRiddell: hello!  I've been around for more than a year :)07:21
enriconot very active indeed, but around07:22
enricoI mainly sniff the traffic for magic keys07:22
enricosay, "debtags" :)07:22
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sivangenrico: dude!07:32
Treenaksuh-oh.. it's dude-o-clock07:32
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Keybukmvo: grub has lost its bar background colour07:35
Keybukwas that your bad?07:35
Burgworkdholbach, can I bug you to package gimmie?07:36
dholbachBurgwork: we'll have feature freeze in some minutes07:36
Keybukinfinity: splashdown doesn't seem to work past the K scripts07:36
pittiKamion: would I disturb your bzr or anything if I uploaded an espresso package with X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain= in the .desktop file?07:36
dholbachBurgwork: which is final dead line07:36
mvoKeybuk: just remove the splashimage line from /boot/grub/menu.lst, we don't do it for dapper07:36
dholbachBurgwork: and i'd rather like the mono guys to do that one07:36
Keybukinfinity: I suspect the fact that usplash might get -TERM/-KILL up its arse by init has something to do with that07:36
dholbach(as i have no clue)07:36
Keybukmvo: aww, but it looked so cute07:36
pittiKamion: oh, nevermind, let's wait until espresso actually has translations in the langpacks07:37
infinityKeybuk: I noticed the same thing, and had planned to poke it with a stick after today's stress passes. :)07:37
Keybukinfinity: ok, good; looked great otherwise!  I had an "ooooh, shiny" moment07:37
infinityKeybuk: Shouldn't be too hard to eclude it from the TERM list if that's all that's hurting it.07:37
Burgworkdholbach, gimmie is python07:37
infinityexclude, too.07:37
mvoKeybuk: you liked it :) ? nice! you can get the bar back with background=80000007:38
Keybukmvo: did nobody else like it?07:38
Keybukhow come the splashimage= line stayed, but the background= one went away?07:39
mvoKeybuk: it broke on quite a few machines. nothing that we can't fix, but to risky for dapper07:39
Keybukfair enough07:39
infinityI found it hideous anyway.07:39
infinityhad a big read screen on boot.07:40
infinity(maybe that was buggy behaviour, though)07:40
mvoKeybuk: I reverted the update-grub changes and now it things that you put the splashimage line in. but it dosn't understand about "background" so it just deltes it07:40
jdubit would be fine if we shifted the grub menu around07:40
Keybukmvo: will it do that every time?07:40
mvoinfinity: that was buggy, it didn't show a splash with "nomenu"07:40
pittimvo: did you update the desktop file in g-a-i? (there's no changelog entry)07:40
mvoKeybuk: yes, you need to put the background line somewhere where it dosn't touch it (above)07:40
mvopitti: yes, just forgot to mention it07:41
pittimvo: great, thanks07:41
Keybukinfinity: I have an amusing discovery07:41
Keybukinfinity: readahead'ing modules makes things boot fast07:41
Keybukbut which modules do we pick for the default lists? :p07:41
mvocheers, thanks for reminding me07:41
infinityKeybuk: Can we note make it dynamic?07:41
infinityKeybuk: s/note/not/07:41
Keybukinfinity: no, sadly not07:41
Keybukon some machines it can take over a minute just to *start* the "profile the boot sequence" process07:42
infinityKeybuk: lsmod on shutdown?07:42
ograread it on first boot07:42
infinityKeybuk: No need to profile just to get modules.07:42
KeybukI'm just going to not care I think :)  if they want the extra 1.5s, they can always just boot with "profile" on the kernel command-line once07:43
infinityWill that also catch the modules?07:43
Keybukyes07:43
jdubKeybuk: that is rad :)07:43
infinityOf course, you'd need to re-profile on each new kernel, unless you're clever enough to strip uname -r out of the paths and re-insert it at runtime.07:43
jdubKeybuk: maybe we should have a special grub option for that :)07:43
infinity(which wouldn't be a bad idea)07:44
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Keybukjdub: Ubuntu kernel blah blah (unroll loops!)07:44
jdubha ha07:45
kentmvo: there should be no "splashimage.." line in grub for Dapper?  07:45
mvokent: it was added automatcally for a couple of days (~5) but we reverted it again07:46
Keybukjdub: http://people.ubuntu.com/~scott/bootcharts/quest-dapper-20060223-2.png07:46
infinityKeybuk: Anyhow, if you're looking for default modules ot add to readahead, I don't think there are too many modules loaded on every system which aren't also in the initramfs (and we don't readahead in the initramfs), so you lose.07:46
mvokent: if it works for you you can obviously keep it :)07:46
Keybukinfinity: aye, that's very true07:46
Keybukinfinity: you don't *need* to readahead the initramfs ... it's already in ram :)07:47
kentmvo: well, it seems to work. I just noticed that I had it in there,  and I run dapper.  :)07:47
infinityKeybuk: Yes, I just mean "you lose on getting to pick 'common modules'"07:47
mvokent: it won't be removed automatically 07:47
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jdubdholbach: good attempt at refocusing on u-d07:51
dholbachjdub: merci beaucoup :)07:52
Keybukanyway, now I just have to make this work on seb's machine07:52
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HiddenWolfseb128: do you know if ross burton does irc?08:24
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KinnisonI've been playing with Xgl on and off, and currently am suffering from an amusing issue08:29
Kinnisonanyone know how to get emacs to start under Xgl?08:29
Kinnisonanyone suggesting 'emacs -nw' will be summarily executed08:29
sivangKinnison: why it says undefined color black? :)08:30
Kinnisonsivang: that's the issue, yes08:31
infinityYou didn't need black anyway, did you?08:31
Kinnisoninfinity: for emacs to start? yes08:31
Kinnison:-(08:31
TreenaksKinnison: Xgl is compiled with the wrong path to rgb.txt08:31
KinnisonTreenaks: aah08:31
TreenaksKinnison: start Xgl with the right one on the command line probably08:31
KinnisonTreenaks: that might solve it08:32
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trappistmaybe symlink to the real rgb.txt08:38
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jdubploum: ah! was jjust looking for you08:42
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ploumhello jdub08:42
jdubploum: your cleaned up cosmogotchi has a snipped shadow on the right side08:42
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ploumargh08:42
ploumI didn't saw it08:43
jdubploum: i used your last one on puc though :-)08:43
jdubploum: if you go to fix the shadow snippage, please make the shadow a little transparent so it's not 100% black08:43
jdubploum: then i'll update puc08:43
jdubploum: that is one rad hackergotchi - i think mark will love it :)08:43
jdubploum: i loved your little cartoon too08:44
ploumwow, what a bunch of flowers !08:44
jdubhttp://ploum.fritalk.com/cosmo_mark.png08:45
jdub^ :-)08:45
mdkehaha08:45
mdkeawesome08:45
fabbionelovely08:45
mdkeploum, are those rss feeds you've got in epiphany? if so, pls explain in a /query how you do that08:47
ploummdke: I don't understand. What rss feeds ?08:48
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jdubKeybuk: they readahead changelogs are fun :)08:50
Keybukjdub: why fun?08:50
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jdubKeybuk: nice little problems and solutions08:50
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ploumjdub: what size do you want for the hackergotchi ?08:53
mdzdevel meeting in #ubuntu-meeting at 2000 UTC (~7 minutes)08:53
KinnisonTreenaks: Do you know how to tell Xgl where rgb.txt is?08:53
pittihey mdz08:53
Keybukmdz: you may find you enjoy reading LWN's kernel page today08:54
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jdubploum: current size is good08:56
jdubploum: thjough if you've created it at a bigger size, having that would be handy too08:57
JaneWping: BenC,  infinity, iwj, jbailey, hno73, kamion, keybuk, krstic, lathiat, mjg59, pitti, Riddell -> #ubuntu-meeting08:58
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ploumjdub: http://ploum.fritalk.com/cosmogotchi1d.png is that one good ?09:01
JaneWLathiat: ping?09:01
ploum(mm bigger, the drop shadow is not very pretty)09:01
jdubploum: awesome!09:02
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ploumwell, gimp did it nearly alone09:02
ploumjdub: it would be cool to have hackergtochies in the RSS feed of puc09:04
jdubploum: indeed09:04
Kamionpitti: what do I need to put in the .desktop file? I'll do it for my next upload09:04
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pittiKamion: X-Ubuntu-Gettext-Domain=<domain>09:05
pittiKinnison: e. g. = espresso09:05
pittiKamion: ^ (sorry)09:05
Kamiondo I need to create a .pot file with the right strings in it?09:05
pittiKamion: so that langpacks can translate espresso's desktop file09:05
pittiKamion: yes09:05
seb128HiddenWolf: he does, ross on #gnome-hackers usually09:05
Kamionthat'll take a bit longer, need to set up i18n for espresso properly09:05
Kamioni.e. at all09:06
pittiKamion: it's not that urgent, though, I can help you with that if you want09:06
KamionI've done it before, so should be doable09:06
pittidon't worry about it for now, I just noticed it on the autogenerated list of apckages which need fixing09:06
Kamionmay need to rearrange some bits09:06
HiddenWolfseb128: thank you09:06
seb128np09:07
jdubploum: just doing it for rss209:07
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Kamionpitti: domain added to the .desktop file in bzr, will do the rest later09:08
ploumtime to eat. See you saturday . thank for fixing this ;-)09:08
pittiKamion: thanks09:08
pittiKamion: that'll save you from fiddling with intltool-merge, too :)09:09
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ploumseb128: YEAH ! I was able to reproduce my bug with xev !09:19
ploum(alt+F2 doesn't deblock my mouse)09:19
ploumand no xev event for the mouse click09:19
seb128so not a GNOME bug, pfiou :)09:21
fabbioneseb128: it's not going to help you anyway :)09:22
fabbioneyou will still have to fix it :)09:22
seb128fabbione: xorg bugs list is not good09:23
fabbioneseb128: i know.. i only have 24 hours per day09:23
seb128I had a look on bugs on "xorg" source package today09:23
fabbionei need help09:23
seb128trying to find a dup ... really not cool09:23
fabbioneseb128: nothing i can do.. i did ask help in London and you guys did all step back.. so i will take it.. when i have time09:24
seb128fabbione: I've fixed startx some days ago :) But my xorg foo is not really good, I will not fix annyoing bugs alone soon probably09:24
fabbioneseb128: my X input foo is not good either09:24
fabbioneit's a year i  don't touch X09:25
fabbioneacutally09:25
fabbionesince a month after hoary release09:25
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KinnisonDiziet: Do you know about ff being a bit odd and reporting an XML error in its chrome?09:45
jdubKinnison: have you upgraded it underneath?09:45
Kinnisonjdub: No, rebooted since upgrade09:45
KinnisonDiziet: http://users.pepperfish.net/dsilvers/firefox_mess.png09:52
fabbioneKamion: the problem is how pam define rtprio09:55
fabbionethere are 2 ways and none of them has been defined as standard09:55
fabbioneone is rtprio and one rt_prio09:55
Kamionit's in upstream CVS as rtprio09:55
Kamionupstream release, in fact09:55
fabbionealso the patch that use #define is wrong09:55
fabbioneit should use glibc defines ones they are there09:55
Kamionthe patch in my upload? (I changed it)09:56
fabbioneor it may cause issues..09:56
Kamionok, that's true09:56
Kamionbut I don't seriously think that's a big immediate issue09:56
fabbioneno no09:56
fabbioneit's mainly because mdz asked me to do it09:56
fabbioneand i was waiting Jeff for glibcx09:56
Kamionsorry, didn't realise I was stepping on your toes09:56
fabbionei wasn't aware people started poking at it09:56
fabbioneno problem dude09:56
fabbionei know what you do is 100% correct in 99.9% of the cases ;)09:56
KamionI saw the billion mails asking about it and talked briefly to Dana Olson last night, who's one of the musicians very keen for it09:57
Kamionso I thought I'd just do it since the approach in upstream Linux-PAM seemed clear09:57
fabbioneKamion: don't worry...09:57
fabbioneif you took upstream approach i am fine09:57
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fabbioneit was something i should have checked myself but -ENOTIME09:57
fabbioneso if jb does glibc and doko bash..09:58
fabbionei am happy..09:58
fabbionei had to do nothing other reading mdz's email ;)09:58
Kamionif it's been fluctuating between upstream releases, then my bad; I only checked the most recent one09:58
Kamionwhich is 0.99.something, dunno if it's classed as a stable release09:58
Kamionperhaps we can support both rtprio and rt_prio if it turns out to be an issue09:59
Kamionas long as the values for those are vaguely consistent (which I think they haven't been in the past ...)09:59
fabbioneyeah that was my original idea.. let see how it evolves09:59
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mvoare daily cdimages mirrored somewhere? they are unbearable slow for me from cdimage.u.c10:16
fabbionedoko: i did forward you the entire email with the patches for bash10:17
dokofabbione: thanks10:17
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jduband keybuk just disappeared10:27
jdubboh10:27
fbnhi, can somebody tell me what the main changes in the courier-mta package are from 0.47 (ubuntu version) to 0.52 (source version)?10:28
jdubfbn: worth reading the debian and upstream changelogs10:29
fbnjdub: Hi Jeff! Is there a way to view the debian changelogs online? packages.debian.org brings me to a 404 not found ... 10:32
fbncourier-mta upstream changelos is too technical for me ...10:32
jdubfbn: try packages.qa.debian.org10:32
ografbn, changelogs.ubuntu.com10:32
jduband packges.ubuntu.com10:33
ografbn, packages has only the logs for releases ... it doesnt mirror the development changelogs10:33
fbnogra: that sounds better10:33
fbnthanks to both of you! :-)10:34
fbnah damn ... the ubuntu and debian changelogs only go up to version 0.47 ... and I need the difference between 0.47 and 0.52 *g*10:37
fabbionenight everybody10:37
ogranight fabbione 10:38
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ploumwell, party time..10:53
ploumgood night all10:53
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dolsonKamion: thanks!10:58
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tepsipakkianyone with main privs, could you take a look at a new version of libnfsidmap? http://revu.tauware.de/details.py?upid=201911:06
tepsipakkiit should be ready to go in11:07
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tepsipakkiseems that everyone is understandably quite busy, or I'm too late (or both)11:18
torkelKinnison: you can work around ff by removing the helpGetHelpOnline (and maybe helpTranslate) from content/browser/baseMenuOverlay.xul in /usr/lib/firefox/chrome/browser.jar11:18
torkelit's a zip archive11:18
sivanghmm, anybody have an idea how to add widgets on a druid page in glade?11:20
sivangit complains about no containers, but where are the container's icons int the palette ? :)11:20
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dokoinfinity, lamont: ugh, some generic buildd problem? http://librarian.launchpad.net/1584374/buildlog_ubuntu-dapper-i386.openoffice.org_2.0.1oob680m2-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz11:52
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