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jdubhrm, every time i open a terminal, i get the sudo reminder12:24
dokojdub: did you touch gdm? I get an infinite loop on boot, gdm crashing with a graphical message: "The greeter application appears to be crashing. Attempting to use a different one" but there is no different one ...12:30
jdubdoko: hmm, might be a weird interaction with the u-a update?12:31
jdubdoko: it works for me, so i'll have to look into it12:31
jdubdoko: got any log action?12:31
dokojdub: just in syslog: gdm: failsafe dialog failed12:33
jdubinteresting12:33
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jdubso not only did the greeter fail12:33
jdubbut failsafe failed too12:34
dokohmm, seb128 did the last upload12:35
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jdubcan you paste me the output of dpkg -L ubuntu-artwork | grep gdm ?12:38
olemkedoko, maybe it has to do with the latest libgtk? it crashes for me in _gtk_get_libdir with every app12:39
dokoolemke: ouch, that would be my upload :-/12:40
olemkedoko, right :)12:40
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jdubkeybuk is using grease lyrics in his changelogs...12:43
dotwaffleI use foreign swearwords in my comments - "Credo di essermi sporcato i pantaloni" appears quite a lot ;)12:44
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sdquinni heard a rumor that in the future ubuntu may rid itself of ndiswrapper.12:56
sdquinnis that plausible?12:56
dotwaffleplausible, yes, likely, no.12:57
Burgworksdquinn, if and only if all cards work ootb12:57
Burgworksdquinn, so getting rid of ndiswrapper would be a good thing for users, not a bad one12:57
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dotwaffleI think the great thing about Ubuntu is the fact that it sticks to its principles when it comes to binary drivers - will not ship with them. It's basically a middle finger up approach to the issue. And by god, it works!12:59
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Burgworkdotwaffle, binary drivers are also a major nightmare to debug01:00
dotwafflenot just a nightmare to debug, it also lessens the core message that they're trying to get across. Bug #1 and all that ;)01:01
Ubugtumalone bug 1 in Ubuntu Dapper "Microsoft has a majority market share" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/101:01
jdubdotwaffle: we do ship binary linux drivers, in addition to ndiswrapper.01:01
dotwafflejdub: However, they are not activated by deafult, you have to explicitly turn on the restricted repo.01:02
jdubdotwaffle: restricted is on by default, and lrm is installed by default.01:02
dotwafflewhich is not exactly noob-friendly. It's only people who have ither technical knowledge and/or debian experience that are likely to play with that.01:02
dotwafflejdub: Is it? I swear mine wasn't...01:03
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mezhas anyone done an apt-get upgrade within the last 10 mins?01:05
mezall my gnome apps are segfaulting01:05
jdubyeah, mine too01:05
jdubuh oh :-)01:05
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mezKDE apps are fine01:06
mezwho cocked up ?01:06
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Unfrgivenmez: yeah and gdm doesn't even start01:06
Unfrgivenmez: did you get a post-install script seg fault when upgrading libpango?01:06
jdubseems everything gets into a massive uname lookup loop01:07
=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:mez] : Ubuntu Development (not support, even with dapper) | #ubuntu for support and general discussion | #ubuntu-motu for getting involved in development | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DeveloperResources | http://wiki.ubuntu.com/HelpingWithBugs | Flight CD 4 released | If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity | dapper severly broken for anything but KDE apps
_richusing kubuntu breezy. noticed that /dev is mounted with ramfs (using udev). why using ramfs and not tmpfs like other distros?01:07
jdubUnfrgiven: that's probably a result of whatever has happened, not a cause01:07
Unfrgivenjdub: fair point.01:07
jdubso what's at the bottom of the stack here01:08
jdubwe've got pango01:08
_richis there an advantage to using ramfs for /dev over tmpfs for /dev?01:08
dholbacholemke doko, maybe it has to do with the latest libgtk? it crashes for me in _gtk_get_libdir with every app01:08
dholbachdoko olemke: ouch, that would be my upload :-/01:08
dholbacholemke doko, right :)01:08
dholbachhalf an hour ago01:08
jdublibgtk01:08
jdubdholbach: norty01:09
jdubdholbach: what did you change01:09
jdub?01:09
dholbachjdub: <doko> olemke: ouch, that would be my upload :-/01:09
jdubwhat did you change?01:09
dholbachjdub: doko took over maintenance01:09
dholbach:-)01:09
dholbachall GTK bugs are his01:09
dholbachI think it was related to some ia32 stuff01:10
jdubthe ia32 stuff?01:10
jdubyeah01:10
jdubboh01:10
mezdoko: ping01:10
mezlol01:10
mezaha we have a gtk+ upload01:11
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dokodholbach: it did work on amd64 :-)01:12
Seveas!lart doko01:12
mezlol01:12
dholbachdoko: ah that's why I was happy on amd6401:12
dholbach2.8.13-1ubuntu3 might make the world happy again01:14
Seveashmm01:15
Seveasxterm is such a pain compared to gnome-terminal...01:15
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mezdholbach: I hope so - now to wait for the buildds to pick it up01:15
dholbachhey seb128! :)01:16
seb128dholbach: re01:16
dholbachwelcome back, seb01:16
Seveaswoah endless recursion01:18
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ajmitch_morning01:19
dokomez, dholbach: updated packages at http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/gtk/01:21
mezdoko: did you not upload to ubuntu ?01:21
dokomez: uploads are source only01:21
mezdoko: true - but wont the buildds pick them up any moment now ?01:22
seb128doko: having fun with gtk? :)01:22
seb128doko: you touched them you are maintainer now :p01:22
dokoseb128: wanno upload GCC? ;-P01:22
seb128no, thank you :p01:22
dokoseb128: btw, I know of packages which *end* on g ...01:23
meznice01:26
mezliblaunchpad-integration-dev is remove with the new gtk package01:26
seb128what about lpi?01:27
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jdubseb128: doko made iz gtk boog01:27
mvodoko: you started to maintain gtk?01:28
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jdubthis is why i only trust sebuild!01:28
Seveaswoohoo, gtk works again 01:28
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seb128Seveas: it was broken!?01:28
Seveasseb128, segfauts all over01:29
Seveasno gtk apps would start01:29
seb128is that a joke?01:29
Seveasno01:29
TerminXno01:29
TerminXit's not a joke01:29
MezSeveas, lol - yeah but is that using dokos stuff ?01:29
seb128doko: stop touching GTK01:29
Mezor the stuff in ubuntu ?01:29
TerminXthat's what those debs in doko's link are for, to fix it01:29
Seveasmez yes01:29
Mezlol01:29
seb128grumpf01:29
Mezit's still broken in ubuntu :D01:29
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Seveasbox*01:29
Mezwaiting for buildds to pick up new build (which works)01:29
MezIt was interesting only being able to use kde apps :D01:30
Mezlol01:30
Meznot somethign I wanna do again though01:30
seb128doko: next time please send me a patch instead of breaking it, thank you01:30
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Mezdont be mean ...01:30
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dokoseb128 never 'ugs me ...01:31
seb128Mez: breaking GTK is not really funny :p01:31
seb128doko: if you don't try stuff before upload I would really appreciate you sending a patch instead of uploading next time01:32
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seb128<gjc> seb128!01:33
seb128<gjc> seb128: did you know, I was getting segfaults in every gtk application..01:33
seb128great, upstream going to like us now :p01:33
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mvothree cheers to gtk01:33
Mezseb128, it may not be funny... but at least it's fixed and well... everyone makes mistakes01:34
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seb128Mez: I usually run a new GTK for a day or so before uploading01:35
Mezseb128, he may have done so - but the changes worked on amd64 I believe01:36
seb128Mez: some packages should be tried before beeing randomly uploaded01:36
seb128Mez: when you do a such change you try on i386 too01:36
dokoseb128: yep, tried, on amd6401:37
seb128grumpf01:39
dokoeven the i386 packages on amd6401:40
seb128you managed to broke it anyway, next time please send a patch for comment01:41
seb128doesn't hurt to have 2 people looking on a change before breaking gtk :)01:41
Mezseb128, yeah - cause then both people can be to blame ;)01:42
dokoseb128: you should install kde as a fallback ;-)01:42
seb128doko: I didnt upgrade to your version of GTK :p01:42
seb128which is a better way to not break my box :)01:43
dholbachXubuntu!01:43
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ajmitch_dholbach: uses gtk+ as well, I fear01:44
dholbachoh yes, right01:44
dholbachdamn01:44
ajmitch_which is why we need a desktop based on fltk01:44
Mezdholbach, yeah it does - I tried that to see if it was just a KDE problem01:44
seb128doko: what do you need to patch GTK for BTW?01:44
dholbachajmitch_: wXubuntu :)01:45
ajmitch_dholbach: let's drop this now :)01:45
dokoseb128: I told you ... ia32-libs-gtk. do you want to take that over?01:45
seb128doko: no, just trying to figure why we need those01:46
seb128openoffice?01:46
dokono, the one *ending* with g01:46
dokoopenoffice.orG01:46
seb128pong?01:46
seb128ah :)01:46
mvodoko: everyone knows that seb128 uses windowmaker at his box01:47
doko:)01:47
seb128mvo: shushhh01:47
seb128(it's a secret)01:47
mvoseb128: nothing you want your gnome friends to know ;) ?01:47
dokomvo: 'e is a *G*nustep fan ;)01:47
seb128mvo: exactly ;)01:48
mvolol01:48
ajmitch_doko: btw are zope3 deps still waiting on some NEW processing?01:48
dokoajmitch_: just pending syncs01:51
ajmitch_maybe notok01:52
ajmitch_s/maybe not//01:52
ajmitch_:)01:52
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nictukumvo hi. Do you remember the NetworkWideUpdates spec?02:06
mvonictuku: sure02:07
mvonictuku: you intended to look at it, right :) ?02:07
mvowe talked about it a while ago?02:07
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nictukunice, I'm glad you remembered02:10
nictukuI'm working really hard on it02:10
nictukuYou know, I didn't know anything about python then.02:10
nictukuit's working, by the way02:11
mvohave you setup a repository yet? or is that too early?02:11
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nictukuA subversion repository is available, yes02:12
nictukuhttps://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/nwu/wiki/02:12
nictukuBut as I notice in the wiki, it's a pain to test it before we make deb packages for it02:12
nictuku*note02:13
mvonice! I will checkout the code when I'm a bit more awake and have a look, it's really cool to see someone working on this :)02:14
nictukuIt already "update", "upgrade", "install" and shows some interesting information about the clients: installed packages, pending upgrades, current repositories02:15
Lathiati was jsut thinking about implementing such a thing yesterday02:15
nictukuI will be happy to hear from you then.02:15
Burgworknictuku, a nice pygtk frontend would be nice too02:15
Lathiatneed to convine the boss its good use of work time02:15
Lathiat:)02:15
nictukuLathiat, you could help me out :-)02:16
Burgworknictuku, but otherwise, very cool02:16
nictukuBurgwork, yes, that is a most! but it's not the time to it, yet. But I did consider it when developing the architecture02:17
nictukuI mean, web services-based administration tools02:18
Burgworknictuku, ideally the pygtk interface would be on an admin workstation, not the server02:18
nictukusure02:18
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nictukucurrently the administration tool talks to the database directly, but that is only a ugly but needed hack. Milestone1 is a prototype, actually02:19
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Burgworknictuku, very cool indeed02:21
nictukureally? :-)02:22
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Burgworknictuku, network wide stuff is sadly lacking in free tools currently02:23
desrter02:23
desrti just upgraded on dapper and firefox now segfaults on startup02:24
desrtanyone else?02:24
Burgworkdesrt, gtk issue02:24
desrtk.  good to know it's known :)02:24
Burgworkdesrt, been fixed, waiting for buildds02:24
Lathiatits always a gtk bug, poor seb128 :)02:24
desrtthis one appears to be doko's fault :)02:24
Burgworkactually, this was doko02:24
desrtoh shit02:25
desrteverything segfaults on startup02:25
desrthah02:25
infinityOh, is that why gnome-screensaver just refused to let me back in and I had to kill it?02:26
seb128desrt: I would not break GTK that way02:26
desrtseb128; i did not blame you.  i know it's doko :)02:27
Burgworkdesrt, nah, seb128 would find a more creative way to break it ;)02:27
seb128:p02:27
jbaileyelmo, Znarl: ping?02:27
desrtBurgwork; he'd probably patch a new and intrusive dialog box with 8 buttons that pops up when you try to exit the application02:27
desrt[exit]  [suspend]  [^z]  [dump core]  [switch application]  [restart application]  etc02:28
Burgwork[piss off users] 02:28
desrt:)02:28
seb128ah ah02:28
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desrti knew this would come in handy some day :)02:29
nictukumvo, when I needed a way to read the repositories information I saw your update-manager/python/aptsources.py, and then wrote https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/nwu/browser/nwu-agent/agent/misc.py "read_sources_list()". I think you'll like it too :-)02:30
mvonictuku: I would like to get something like this in python-apt at some point02:33
nictukubtw, do you know if python-apt behaves well in other apt-able distros like Fedora and (?)Mandriva?02:34
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mvonictuku: it should, but I'm not sure if someone actually made packages for those distros02:35
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nictukuhmm I see.02:35
nictukuIf so, nwu is almost ready for them too hehe.02:36
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pittihello02:55
ajmitch_hey pitti 02:55
Kamiondoko: done02:57
dokoKamion: ?02:57
JaneWping: dholbach, doko,  infinity, hno73,   keybuk, lathiat, Mithrandir, ogra,  sivan ,Riddell -> #ubuntu-meeting02:58
dholbachhere here!02:58
Kamiondoko: 21:05 < doko> Kamion: please promote lib64asound2-dev and lib32asound2-dev to main, b-d's of gcj-4.102:59
dokoKamion: thanks03:00
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JaneWping:  Mithrandir,  ogra,  sivan  - > meeting03:01
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carl_fkcurrenty something passes -a to xchat-gnome when folloing an irc:// link -a is good for xchat, but not xchat-nome.03:39
carl_fkits logged: https://launchpad.net/products/firefox/+bug/3122603:39
Ubugtumalone bug 31226 in firefox "FF doesn't do irc:// correctly" [Normal,Confirmed]  03:39
carl_fkwondering who else should be told given that it isnt a FF problme03:39
Kinnisonsladen: F24, says who?03:39
JaneWogra: ping03:40
Kinnisonsladen: hotkey-setup?03:40
sladenKinnison: yes03:42
Kinnisonsladen: that wasn't a questioning of your honesty, it was an enquiry as to what that is03:43
sladenKinnison: the script on boot that detects the laptop type and remaps the vendor-specific crack keys to the standard ones in the kernel.  KEY_PRESENTATION, KEY_BATTERY, KEY_VIDEOOUT, KEY_ROTATESCREEN, KEY_VIDEOMODECYCLE are currently aliased to high Fkeys as they appropriate assignments available <255 03:45
Kinnisonsladen: who chose the value for the battery key and how long ago?03:46
sladenKinnison: either mjg59 or me.  it is a bit backed up as it's been waiting on a sync from debian for 3weeks03:47
KinnisonI see03:47
Kinnisonokay, thanks03:47
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sladenKinnison: if you fancy getting upstream to assign the above 5 keys that are needed, that's be cool;  in case that doesn't happen, I guess go with standard ubuntu-aliases03:48
Kinnisonwell, userlevel apps just use the symbolic name (battery) so I guess it won't hurt to go with the ubuntu names. mjg59 was supposed to be looking at upstream but I don't know the timeframe on that03:49
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BurgundaviaKinnison: the timeout for gpm dimming the screen is about 5 times too short03:51
KinnisonBurgundavia: please file a bug, it's 02:51 and I'll have forgotten you said that in the next 5 minutes03:51
BurgundaviaKinnison: ok03:51
KinnisonBurgundavia: also, suggesting a reasonable time would be good03:51
BurgundaviaKinnison: ok, will do03:52
KinnisonBurgundavia: thanks babe03:52
BurgundaviaKinnison: kisses03:52
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dholbachnight guys03:59
Kinnisonnight all03:59
nictukudholbach, Kinnison, night04:00
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esac_Hi, I am wondering how I can get traction on the following bug https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/pcsc-lite/+bug/32911 .. I really need it in order to even use linux and am willing to provide whatever information, debug, etc... 04:05
Ubugtumalone bug 32911 in pcsc-lite pcscd "Gemplus Smart Card Reader no longer works" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  04:05
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Kamionmdz: is there anything in the list of Xubuntu promotions that you have a problem with? I'm about to start having a look through those with approved main inclusion reports04:16
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mdzKamion: I don't see them in the list anymore04:24
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Kamionmdz: they're still in http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/anastacia.txt04:29
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jbaileymdz: I don't think we've done the support review for any of the Xubuntu stuff yet.04:32
jbaileyI'm not sure what it will mean for the commercial side.04:33
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KyralUhh...is there a problem with the latest Updates to Dapper?05:06
_lemsx1_i was just going to say that artwiz-cursor is still broken (even though this is a well known issue and there is a patch for in in malone)05:06
KyralI meant something stopping X from loading05:07
KyralThe updates to GTK?05:07
AmaranthKyral: bad gtk05:07
AmaranthKyral: very latest update fixes it05:07
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Kyralwhy is your name blinking!05:07
Kyrallol05:07
Amaranthshould be available already05:07
Amaranthi said your name05:07
_lemsx1_Amaranth: do you know what version fixes it?05:07
KyralAmaranth: download in progress05:07
_lemsx1_2.8.13-1ubuntu3 ?05:08
Amaranth_lemsx1_: yes05:08
_lemsx1_Amaranth: thanks ;-) i just upgraded ;-)05:08
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KyralAhh thats better :D05:10
Kyralty Amaranth05:11
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freeflyingMithrandir: ping08:05
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Mithrandirfreeflying: pong08:05
freeflyingMithrandir: how can I set locale for dapper livecd 08:06
freeflyingMithrandir: use debian-installer/locale ?08:06
Mithrandirset it from the bootloader08:06
freeflyingthx08:07
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siretartinfinity: re: gnome-screensaver: A workaround for that bug is to press  'alt-a' and move the mouse again08:14
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Burgundaviasiretart: is that hte bug that causes the screensaver to come on every 2 minutes?08:17
siretartBurgundavia: it is the bug that g-s-s looses focus so that the login screen doesn't appear08:20
Burgundaviasiretart: oh, fun. that is a different one08:21
siretartBurgundavia: but very annoying and still in .92 :/08:21
tepsipakkisiretart: I can't reproduce it :)08:22
siretarttepsipakki: here about 20% of every activation08:22
tepsipakkisiretart: the bug that I reported lost focus so that the dialog opened but you couldn't type in it. that is fixed now08:22
siretarttepsipakki: in which version?08:23
tepsipakkisince .91 I think08:23
siretarttepsipakki: I have 2.13.92-0ubuntu1 installed, and I say you the bug is NOT fixed yet08:24
tepsipakkibut you say that the dialog doesn't appear ;)08:24
siretartright. the bug is that the dialog box doesn't appear. did I miss something?08:25
tepsipakkiI mean.. is it the same bug? does upstream know?08:25
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siretarttepsipakki: this is bug #2917808:26
Ubugtumalone bug 29178 in gnome-screensaver "password dialog doesn't have focus" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2917808:26
tepsipakkiwhich I reported08:27
tepsipakkiI think it is not the same08:27
siretartah, your bug was about the dialog appears, bug you cannot type anything in it08:28
tepsipakkiyes08:28
siretartgood point. in this case, I'll open another bug08:28
tepsipakkiupstream is _very_ active, you should contact them08:28
tepsipakki(or him)08:28
siretarttepsipakki: do you think #28202 fits the discription better?08:29
siretarttepsipakki: who is upstream?08:29
tepsipakkifor starters, you can recompile g-s with debug-options, and send the errorlog to upstream08:29
sivangmornign all!08:30
tepsipakkisiretart: William Jon McCann. File it on gnome bugzilla and he'll respond ;)08:31
tepsipakkiand link to launchpad08:31
tepsipakkisiretart: that bug might be it..08:32
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siretarttepsipakki: okay, I closed #29178 now, and changed title for #28202. This should make it more clear08:36
tepsipakkisiretart: yeah :)08:37
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pittiGood morning09:15
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freeflyinghi pitti 09:17
sivangpitti: Morning martin!09:18
sivanghey freeflying 09:18
sivangpitti: what do you do when you want to singnal that a file in a package needs to be removed? you upload a new source ?09:19
freeflyingsivang: hi09:19
sivang(in a source package, that is)09:19
pittisivang: I don't understand - 'signal'?09:23
pittihi freeflying 09:23
sabdflelmo: still up?09:27
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dholbachgood morning09:31
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freeflyingdholbach: morning09:32
sivangpitti: err, sorry, when creating a debdiff, how can I make it such it will , when applied remove a file I desire to be removed?09:34
pittisivang: ah09:34
pittisivang: apply it with patch -E09:34
pittihi dholbach 09:34
dholbachhey freeflying, hey pitti09:35
sivangpitti: but in the debdiff, it will still be there? I tried to create a debdiff for Chris Moore's fix  for flex (you are CC'd on the bug). He said we just need to drop skel.c from the source package, in order for it to be generated at build time.09:39
freeflyingdholbach: may I request UVF now ?09:39
dholbachfor something in main? universe?09:40
freeflyingin main 09:40
freeflyingscim-pinyin is 0.5.0 now , upstream is already 0.5.91 ,also has new feature 09:41
dholbachthen you have to write a mail to mdz and Kamion and justify your case - it might help to attach a changelog diff and diffstat (like we do in Universe)09:41
sivangpitti: I created a debdiff for that and attached ot the bug report. not sure it's okay though.09:42
freeflyingdholbach: got it,thx09:43
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pittisivang: that won't work, since the file is in the orig.tar.gz; don't worry, I'll fix it ASAP09:45
pittisivang: (you have to remove the file in debian/rules, before building)09:45
pittihey carlos 09:45
sivangpitti: ah okay, thanks. That's what I wanted to actually know - how to handle this situation.09:47
sivangpitti: I got the wrong impression you need to remove it from orig, but then figured it doesn't make sense since this has to represent the prestine copy right?09:47
pittiright09:48
sivangk, thanks.09:48
carlospitti: morning09:51
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Kamionscim-pinyin is in universe, not main (for the moment)09:52
Kamionalthough it's on anastacia's promotion list09:52
dholbachKamion: does that mean you want the uvf exception to go through the motu uvf process?09:54
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freeflyingKamion: dholbach that's mean scim-pinyin just go though motu VF process?09:58
dholbachfreeflying: that's what I just asked. :)09:59
freeflyingdholbach: :)09:59
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ZombI though Ubuntu porter would rebuild every package but it seems that nowadays the version is no longer changed so the filenames are identical with Debian's with different checksum... is that correct?10:13
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dholbachZomb: the file name of the package and the rebuilding are separate things. we get *source* packages and build them - some filenames are the same.10:15
Zombdholbach: that is not what I asked. Do you _always_ change the version number or not? Because: different number, different filename, you know...10:17
dholbachno we don't10:18
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dholbachZomb: as i said: we import source packages10:18
dholbachZomb: if we do changes over debian's source packages, we change the version10:18
Zombso AFAICS your answer is: yes, we are creating Debian packages with identical filenames but different contents10:19
Zombhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=35492510:20
dholbachZomb: you have to distinguish between source packages and binary packages10:21
Zombdholbach: I have to, I do10:21
dholbachZomb: but yeah, that sometimes happens.10:22
ZombI am going to check the Packages files and file bugs10:23
dholbachZomb: bugs on what?10:24
Zombthe incorrectly built packages?10:24
dholbachZomb: they are not incorrectly built10:24
dholbachyou just can't rely on filenames10:24
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dholbachhello mvo10:25
mvohey dholbach10:26
dholbachmvo: this might be a nice case for you to talk about: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=354925 - Zomb wants to file bugs for packages that have the same file name in debian and ubuntu but have different contents10:26
Zombdholbach: I can, I did and this has been working for years now10:26
fabbionehmmmm10:26
dholbachbecause people were using binary packages and didn't rebuild the source10:26
mvowe shouldn't have those IMHO10:26
mvooh10:27
mvosorry10:27
mvonor awake yet10:27
dholbachi have an interesting case: fabbione and I looked into a change in imake: this would result in hundreds of changed packages ,because of changed paths etc10:27
fabbioneZomb: no i think the problem is different...10:27
dholbachit's simply not a but in the package you're going to file a bug about10:28
dholbachs/but/bug10:28
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fabbioneZomb: i am not sure how much you know ubuntu so you might excuse me if of some of the stuff i say is repetition10:28
fabbioneZomb: we do not import binary packages from Debian. Only sources.10:28
fabbioneZomb: now.. if we need to modify something in the source, this gets of course a different version10:29
fabbioneZomb: if the source is unchanged, it gets rebuilded and hit our archive.10:29
fabbionenow10:29
Zombfabbione: I do not know much about the internal workflow beyond of the usual things we see on conferences10:29
fabbioneZomb: ok.. i will try to explain, if it is unclear just ask me10:29
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fabbioneonce the package is rebuilt *without* changes10:30
ZombI guess I know what you do but I am not happy with it10:30
fabbionethe md5sum of the binaries cannot match10:30
Zombit is rebuilt and it changes the checksums of the package files10:30
Zombyes10:30
fabbioneexactly10:30
fabbionebut the content is the same...10:30
fabbioneif there are no source changes..10:30
HrdwrBoBeffectively10:30
fabbionei am sure you get the point10:30
Zombbut AFAICS there were no conflicts untill dapper10:30
HrdwrBoBit's not "the same"10:30
Zombsure. And I don't like it, I would need to rewrite some parts of apt-cacher10:31
fabbioneZomb: impossible.. because we did always rebuild from sources...10:31
fabbionethere is no way a binary can have the same md5sum10:31
Zombfabbione: but with changed version number, so different filenames10:31
fabbioneZomb: let's step back a bit10:31
ZombI know, I know, even the slightes change (eg. other filesystem -> different space calc) will change the result10:31
fabbioneif we do change the sources, we do change the version10:32
fabbioneotherwise it stays as in Debian10:32
fabbioneyeps.. as you say..10:32
fabbionebut this has been always happening10:32
Zombfabbione: that was my complaint - apparently the version is sometimes not changed10:32
fabbionefrom the first moment that we did open warty10:32
fabbioneZomb: do you have an example package that i can verify?10:33
fabbioneif the package is synced from Debian automatically that error cannot happen10:33
fabbioneif it is human error.. well..10:33
fabbionewe can fix it10:33
fabbionesomehow10:33
Zomblet me see10:33
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Zombah, the first one: http://packages.ubuntu.com/dapper/net/apt-cacher10:34
Zombnot sure it has been rebuilt10:34
Zombwell, let me run a uniq check on Packages file and I will come back RSN10:34
fabbionesure10:34
fabbione(just ping me when you are done)10:36
Kamionfreeflying: hmm, no, just run it past mdz and me10:38
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KamionZomb: FWIW this isn't new, it's been like this since warty10:39
Kamionoh, fabbione already said that10:39
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fabbioneKamion: ehehe10:40
fabbioneKamion: i have almost ready the first patch for partman for you to test10:40
fabbioneKamion: s/test/& and look/10:40
Kamioncool10:40
fabbioneKamion: it is still rough, but if we agree on the implementation, than i can move faster to give you the schema and we can workout eyecandy later on10:41
fabbioneKamion: do you have a netbootable i386 that you can use for it?10:41
fabbione(or vmware)10:41
fabbioneor whatever10:42
KamionI have a suitable test system, yes10:42
fabbioneok perfect10:42
fabbionejust testing one thing and i will prepare a test image for you10:42
KamionI can do the test image myself10:42
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Kamionin fact it's easier for me if I do10:42
Kamionjust a diff is fine10:42
fabbioneKamion: sure10:42
fabbioneyou will need to have a custom build of partman-auto only for the template10:43
fabbioneotherwise you are good to go10:43
KamionI'm used to working around that particular cdebconf deficiency10:44
fabbioneyeps10:44
Kamionif you don't mind editing random postinsts on the fly it's possible to deal with that without building a custom image10:44
fabbioneworks.. 10:44
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fabbioneoh i also added multiline support :)10:44
Kamioni.e. edit /var/lib/dpkg/info/load-cdrom.postinst and make it udpkg -i /tmp/*.udeb at the end10:44
Kamionin what?10:44
fabbionesurprise ;)10:45
Kamionfabbione: do you mean you're sending multi-line debconf commands?10:45
fabbioneno10:46
fabbionestill single line10:46
fabbionebut we can show more info on multiline10:46
Treenaksmulti-line text entry widgets in debconf?10:46
Kamionerm10:46
KamionI hope not, that will royally confuse espresso10:46
Kamionfabbione: I thought we agreed on a different approach10:46
Kamionwell, I'll look at what you have10:46
fabbioneKamion: we can make that espresso/d-i specific10:46
fabbioneKamion: i am still playng around to explore all the possibilities10:47
fabbionehttp://people.ubuntu.com/~fabbione/pa.diff10:47
fabbionehave fun10:47
fabbioneit is hacked to show menus even with one disk only10:47
fabbionei need that for testing10:47
Zombfabbione, Kamion: okay, forget it, there are hundreds of such packages10:47
fabbioneZomb: no problem..10:48
KamionZomb: every package that is source-unmodified from Debian will be like that10:48
ZombKamion: sure10:48
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ZombI just assumed this version-renaming has been one of the key strategies to make the difference clear in the filename10:48
Kamionno, the addition of "ubuntuX" to versions denotes source changes10:49
Kamionwe discussed the situation with binaries way back in the day, and concluded that changing the filenames for even unmodified packages would be a grossly excessive amount of work given that apt doesn't care10:50
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fabbioneKamion: the only 2 things that work there are "Use biggest free space" and "custom". The menu when you select one specific device is the next step.10:51
Kamionfabbione: $(($num_devices + 1)) is cheaper than $(expr $num_devices + 1)10:51
fabbioneoh that was it..10:51
fabbionei couldn't rememberit10:51
Zombok, Now it has hit me and I need a workaround. Of course the appearence of this problem was just a question of time, since people are free to push different debs with the same names into the world10:51
Kamionindentation of the 'while [ -z "$targetdevice" ] ; do' loop is confusing10:52
fabbioneKamion: i know.. i just hacked that up..10:52
fabbioneas i said it's rought.. tell me if you like the output10:52
fabbionei will cleanup later..10:52
Kamionugh - are you going to keep the automatically_partition/... scripts in the long run?10:52
Kamionplease say yes10:52
fabbioneyes10:53
fabbionethere is only one we need from there10:53
fabbioneiirc10:53
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fabbioneyes10:53
KamionI don't see why the others cannot be kept with a slightly different interface10:53
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fabbionei don't think we have any use of them, but yes i can slam them back10:54
fabbionethat's the less of the pain10:54
Kamionwe certainly do10:54
Kamionthe "Erase entire disk" option still makes sense, for example10:54
fabbionei am not sure that having 3 scripts to do autopatiton $dev is worth, but yes sure..10:55
KamionI would like initial_auto to still use those scripts if at all possible, rather than merging their content into initial_auto10:55
fabbioneit's not really possible...10:55
Kamionsimply to minimise the complexity of the diff we have to carry forward10:55
fabbionesome of them have different meaning now10:55
fabbionei know what you mean10:55
KamionI don't believe that some_device's meaning has changed drastically10:55
fabbioneno, but big_free yes for example10:55
Kamionand custom is surely still custom10:55
Kamionbiggest_free should mean "biggest free space on this disk"10:56
fabbioneyes but it is not the same as when you show it from the main menu10:56
Kamionthat's the obvious meaning and it's still useful10:56
fabbionewe didn't have it before..10:56
KamionI realise that10:56
fabbionewe only had one biggest_free10:56
fabbioneyeah sure10:56
fabbionelet me get to the menu per hd10:57
fabbioneand i am pretty sure some stuff will come back10:57
Kamionbut going with this mpt-style disk selector, it makes sense for those operations to be disk-specific10:57
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fabbioneright now i need to move one step at a time to avoid mass nuclear reactors detonation10:57
fabbionethis stuff.. is hmmm.. delicate? :)10:57
Keybukyes, please don't make it rain fabbione-kibbles down on us10:58
Kamionaside from that, the general structure looks ok10:58
KamionI assume you only took /var/lib/partman/initial_auto out temporarily10:58
fabbioneKamion: fire it up with a device that has some free space10:58
Kamionmy test machine is a bit occupied with other stuff right now10:59
fabbioneKamion: not really.. i still need to see the point of it with the new menu interface10:59
Kamionthe point is that when you back out to the installer main menu and go back to partman, it's supposed to take you straight back to the advanced partitioner10:59
Kamionon the basis that you already declined the automatic partitioning10:59
fabbionethan you have a problem when you go advanced and select "Guided partitioner" again11:00
fabbionebut that perhaps just how the code is arranged now11:00
KamionI don't see why? IIRC that bypasses initial_auto11:00
fabbioneand could be fixed11:00
fabbioneyes calling directly the debconf quesion11:01
Kamioninitial being, well, initial11:01
fabbionebut that doesn't have the code to understand the answer11:01
netstarDoes Dapper include a GUI installer?11:01
Kamionfabbione: yes, you'd need to adapt partman-auto/choose_partition/auto/do_option too11:01
netstarppc does not I noticed, but heard some talk about it11:01
Kamionnetstar: it includes a GUI live CD-based installer11:01
Kamionnetstar: powerpc certainly does11:02
Kamionon the live CD11:02
netstarAh ok11:02
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Kamionit doesn't quite work right for powerpc yet, but that's fairly easily soluble11:02
fabbioneKamion: yes.. that's why i mentioned "core arrangement"11:02
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netstarYou on ppc kamion?11:02
Kamionnetstar: typing on one11:02
netstar:)11:02
fabbionemeh  make that code11:02
netstarokay thanks, was the wrong channel window to ask...11:03
tepsipakkiKamion: is "kbd-chooser/method" valid anymore? Can't find it from the sources, nor has it worked for me11:06
Kamiontepsipakki: should be11:07
Kamionthere's a bug about kbd-chooser preseeding being b0rken though11:07
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Kamion./debian/kbd-chooser.templates-in:42:Template: kbd-chooser/method11:08
tepsipakkiok, will check11:08
Kamionis certainly in there11:08
tepsipakkihmm, not upstream11:08
Kamionno, that one's never been upstream11:08
tepsipakkiok.. the ubuntu version is not publicly available?11:09
Kamioneh?11:09
Kamionit's in the Ubuntu archive like everything else?11:09
tepsipakkisvn11:09
Kamionapt-get source kbd-chooser11:09
Kamionthere's no revision control for it11:09
tepsipakkiyes yes ;)11:09
tepsipakkiok11:09
Kamionkbd-chooser/method was part of Matthias Urlichs' work on the keymap guess widget11:10
Kamionupstream, you need to know your keymap architecture and use console-keymaps-at/keymap etc.11:10
tepsipakkiyes, that works11:10
Kamionsome of the kbd-chooser/method code is a bit problematic though, which is why it hasn't yet gone upstream - we've been gradually merging bits and pieces to make the diff less painful11:10
tepsipakkiI'll try to read it..11:11
netstarKamion what machine you running?11:14
fabbioneKamion: testing all the changes you asked for :)11:15
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netstarIt's just I found a semi-bug in the kernel for ppc11:15
MithrandirKamion: I'm somewhat tempted to rewrite significant parts of kbd-chooser.11:16
Kamionnetstar: 15" albook, a couple of years old11:16
KamionMithrandir: post-dapper? :)11:16
netstarwindfarm as modules have NO effect on this imac G5.  I haven't modularised another kernel but with 2.6.16-rc5 built in, the code works and fan control also works11:16
MithrandirKamion: yes. :-)11:16
MithrandirKamion: etch-ish, I think.11:17
Kamionnetstar: I'm not a kernel hacker, sorry; best talk to BenC (who has a G5, I believe)11:17
Kamionor just file a bug on linux-source-2.6.1511:17
netstarBenC, you around?11:17
tepsipakkithere's no "mydebconf_get" or similar in kbd-chooser11:19
Kamionkbd-chooser (1.20ubuntu3) dapper; urgency=low11:20
Kamion  * Get rid of mydebconf_get, since it's very insecure (uses strcpy onto a11:20
Kamion    buffer of unknown size).  This should also cut our memory requirements11:20
Kamion    a tiny bit.11:20
Kamionwhy are you looking for it?11:20
Mithrandirtepsipakki: mydebconf_ask is slightly less insane.11:20
tepsipakkiI'm just trying to figure out why it ignores a preseeded setting ;)11:20
Mithrandirtepsipakki: oh, you're trying to preseed kbd-chooser?  That's tricky. :-)11:21
tepsipakkibut documented ;)11:21
Mithrandirtepsipakki: I'm slightly scared of fixing it further, because it's so extremely brittle11:21
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tepsipakkiif so, maybe the installation-guide should be fixed?-)11:23
Kamionno, we have to fix kbd-chooser/method preseeding11:23
Kamionthere's no way around that11:23
Kamion(or replace it with a different preseedable question if for some reason fixing kbd-chooser/method is impossible)11:24
Kamionpython's set type is great11:25
Kamion        difference = live_packages - desktop_packages - apt_installed11:26
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fabbioneKamion: yeps.. new pa.diff for you with all the changes you asked...11:35
Kamion+partman_newworld11:38
Kamionthere's a package called partman-newworld ;-)11:38
Kamioncould you make that newlayout instead of newworld?11:38
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fabbioneKamion: sure...11:39
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fabbionei called it newlayout.. in the beginning.. but i didn't like it :P11:39
Kamionthat looks nicer11:40
Kamionyou should just be able to call /lib/partman/automatically_partition/biggest_free/do_option $bigfree instead of replicating it11:40
Kamion+       custom:)11:41
Kamionthat looks like a typo, stray colon?11:41
fabbionenope.. that is correct11:41
Kamionreally? ok11:41
Kamioncould do with a comment then11:41
fabbioneit's the way the RET is parted 11:41
fabbioneparsed11:41
fabbioneyeah i can fix it easily...11:41
fabbioneright now i am trying to get stuff to work11:41
fabbioneand autosustain themself :)11:42
Kamionotherwise looking pretty good, modulo my not having tested it11:42
fabbionethat's what i care the most..11:42
fabbione(look at the UI)11:42
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Kamionok, will do so once I finish off my current piece of work11:44
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dholbachhey seb128!11:48
seb128hi11:48
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fabbioneKamion: sure.. new cleaned up patch as you requested Espresso All Mighty11:49
freeflyingKamion: the d-i of flight-4 still can not display chinese fonts correctly11:49
Kamionfabbione: :-)11:50
Kamionfreeflying: is there a bug filed about that?11:50
freeflyingKamion: ya11:51
Kamionfreeflying: bug number?11:51
freeflyingKamion: just a moment11:51
freeflyingKamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/bterm-unifont/+bug/3172211:53
Ubugtumalone bug 31722 in bterm-unifont "some Chinese fonts can not be displayed  when I insdtalled dapper-install-powerpc using 20060213's iso" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  11:53
Kamionfreeflying: ok, I'll have a look11:54
Kamionfreeflying: ah, I see the reason, will fix11:58
freeflyingKamion: cool  :)11:59
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freeflyingKamion: will ttf-arphic-uming and ttf-arphic-ukai be in ubuntu's install cd12:06
KamionI have no idea; I have not been involved in those discussions12:07
Kamionif they're included in the desktop seed, they'll be on the CD12:07
dokoKamion: I think we can unleash the new OOo binaries12:08
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freeflyingKamion: they are in kubuntu-desktop's seed now12:22
freeflyingdoko: dose new OOo  fix #598112:22
Kamionfreeflying: then they will be on Kubuntu CD images12:23
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freeflyingKamion: I know , how about ubuntu ? 12:24
Kamionfreeflying: they're not in the Ubuntu seeds12:25
Kamionfreeflying: this is not really anything to do with me - I just arrange for CD images to be built out of whatever the seeds say to put in them12:25
freeflyingKamion:  :)12:25
freeflyingKamion: then whom shall I poke 12:26
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Kamionfreeflying: weren't you talking with pitti about it before?12:28
freeflyingKamion: y, he told me that need cd space for them 12:29
Kamionwhat's the size diff?12:29
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pittiKamion: in the order of 10 MB IIRC12:31
Kamionouch12:31
Kamionis there anything that can be done about that? that seems like an awful lot for fonts12:32
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Kamionfreeflying: we could have avoided some confusion if you'd told me more from the start rather than parachuting me into the middle of the discussion and assuming I knew all about it12:32
Keybukseb128: weird...12:33
Keybuk(totem:11982): GStreamer-CRITICAL **: gst_segment_clip: assertion `segment->format == format' failed12:33
Keybukseen that before?12:33
seb128no12:33
seb128when does that happen?12:34
arpyep12:34
arpI've been it12:34
arp*seen it12:34
Keybukseb128: trying to play an mp3 file12:34
seb128arp: did you file a bug?12:34
arpYou're missing libmad12:34
Kamionpitti: do I understand correctly that these supersede the existing ttf-arphic-*?12:34
dholbachgnome bug 33132312:34
pittiKamion: AFAIK yes12:34
Keybukarp: ? /usr/lib/libmad.so.0.2.112:34
Ubugtugnome bug 331323 in gst-ffmpeg "[ffdec_mp3]  crashing while playing mp3" [Critical,New]  http://bugs.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=33132312:34
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pittifreeflying: see Kamion's question ^ ?12:34
Kamionbkkai00mp, bsmi00lp, gbsn00lp, gkai00mp12:34
arpgstreamer plugins built against libmad12:34
freeflyingKamion: we wnana use ttf-arphic-uming ttf-arphic-ukai replace those chinese fonts in main now 12:35
freeflyingpitti: y12:35
arpIt's a gstreamer/libmad issue.12:35
dholbachgst-ffmpeg12:35
seb128Keybuk: do you have gst-plugins-ugly0.10 ?12:35
arpty12:35
KamionI make the size difference 6.8MB12:35
seb128Keybuk: gstreamer0.10-plugins-ugly rather12:35
Kamionfreeflying: do they have much better coverage, or do they look better, or what?12:36
Kamion"wanna" isn't *traditionally* justification ;-)12:36
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freeflyingKamion: because look better12:36
Keybukseb128: ah, no12:36
Kamiondoko: not ignoring you BTW, just takes a while to process these12:36
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freeflyingKamion: also coverage more 12:36
Keybukwhatever happened to "You don't have the plugin to decode this" ? :)12:37
seb128Keybuk: and you do have gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg?12:37
KeybukI know nothing says "I love you" like a core file ... but still12:37
arpKeybuk, good question.12:37
seb128Keybuk: it tries using the ffmpeg decoder which is bugged I think12:37
arpplugins-bad (built with libmad support) will work12:37
seb128arp: no need of that, -ugly does mp3 just fine12:37
KamionI think we can probably afford 6.8MB as things stand, given the number of Chinese speakers in the world12:37
Kamionpitti: could you make that seed change?12:38
dokoKamion: the openoffice.org-qatesttool is a source NEW, unrelated, but would be nice anyway12:38
KamionI'm busy trying to figure out why on earth gcj-4.1/i386 landed in NEW12:38
seb128Keybuk: does installing it fixes the issue? Did you have gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg before?12:38
sivangmvo: hi12:38
pittiKamion: sure12:39
Kamionpitti: you could do it by merging r258 from the kubuntu seeds12:39
dokoKamion: libgcj-doc12:39
Keybukseb128: dunno, apt is running now12:39
Keybukwill tell you in ~2 mins12:39
freeflyingKamion: and also edubuntu seed 12:39
seb128Keybuk: k12:39
ografreeflying, how big is that ? 12:40
ograedubuntu olny has some kilobyte CD space left12:40
Kamionfreeflying: edubuntu is under much worse space pressure than the others12:40
freeflyingogra: about 5M extra space 12:41
ograno way :(12:41
Kamiondoko: oh, of course, thanks12:41
Kamionfreeflying: 6.8M12:41
freeflyingogra: Kamion :)12:41
freeflyingogra: you'd help us for see native fonts better12:42
Kamionfreeflying: there are physical limits here12:42
ograif i'm really good, i can make 1-2M room, but that has very likely to be filled with docs 12:42
Kamionnative fonts are no good if you physically can't burn the CD12:42
Keybukseb128: what does -ffmpeg do that -bad/-bad-multiverse/-ugly/-ugly-multiverse don't do?12:42
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Keybuk(something must have needed me to install it)12:42
ografreeflying, note that edubuntu already defaults to 700MB isos12:43
seb128Keybuk: gst-inspect ffmpeg12:43
freeflyingKamion: anyway we'd solve that issue12:43
ograthere is simply no space 12:43
Kamionogra: (so do the others now)12:43
Kamionfreeflying: how?12:43
ograoh, wow12:44
seb128Keybuk: it makes easier to watch your p0rn with totem-gstreamer probably :)12:44
freeflyingKamion: or we give you another font ? 12:44
Kamionfreeflying: I don't understand12:44
Keybukseb128: heh, most of my porn needs wmv v912:44
Keybukwhich is frustratingly difficult to decode without win64 dlls12:44
dholbachKeybuk: mine too :/12:44
seb128right12:44
Kamionfreeflying: you say "we'd solve that issue". How? You say the issue is that we need these fonts, which are bigger, and won't fit on the Edubuntu CD images12:44
freeflyingKamion: we are working on new font , maybe new one will be small than thpse two 12:45
freeflyings/thpse/those12:45
Kamionfreeflying: that would certainly be nice12:45
Kamionwhat kind of time are we talking about?12:45
Kamionwe're past feature freeze already12:46
freeflyingno more 2 weeks12:46
sivangmvo: are you doing any process spawning in g-a-i ? I'm interested to know how you keep the gui responsive, is checking if there are pending gtk events, and then gtk.main_iteration()'ing until no more events are waiting is enough?12:47
Kamionsivang: better to use gobject.io_add_watch()12:48
Kamiondoing events_pending/main_iteration is no good if the process that's running the GUI is blocking while trying to read/write stuff from/to its subprocess12:48
mvosivang: I create a worker thread that runs in the background and spawns the child. when it finishs it signals the gui12:48
mvosivang: Kamion has a valid point, watch out for blocking read/write12:49
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sivangKamion: yes, I was already told about that, but I tried to keep the backend GUI agnostic, and glib/gtk free so it will be usable as a plain sell tool, but I guess there will ne no wait out of it. (pexcept does a really good job, but now I'm trying to solve a problem with a timeout expection when dar stays to long at adding a big file (for example, and avi file) and exceeds the timeout)12:55
sivangmvo , Kamion : thanks.12:56
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Kamionsivang: add a frontend method that says "watch this fd in your main loop, whatever it may be"12:57
Kamionor use a thread as mvo suggests12:57
sivangthe former acutally sounds very good , and is easily doable :)12:58
Kamiondoko: all done12:59
Kamiondoko: there's no openoffice.org-qatesttool in NEW12:59
Kamiondoko: http://librarian.launchpad.net/1598452/zqv1jZFFOdlUOGa51KLGsunebkD.txt01:00
Kamiondoko: please make any necessary adjustments to the seeds, if you haven't done so already01:00
dokoKamion: didn't get a reject01:01
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Kamiondoko: indeed not, soyuz bug01:01
Kamionwell, launchpad-upload-and-queue01:02
sivangKamion: will it work correctly with a child's pty fd?01:04
sivang(and not a "plain" fd)01:04
Kamionsivang: gobject only cares whether it becomes readable/writable/whatever01:05
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Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
fabbioneKamion: new pa.diff01:06
Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
Soul_keeper#linuxsociety  if you want ops jump in  01:06
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sivangKamion: cool, thank you.01:06
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fabbioneKamion: it should start to look more or less like mpt asked...01:08
freeflyingKamion: I just mail u the diffstat of scim ?01:08
Kamionfreeflying: no, you don't01:08
Kamionfreeflying: you tell me what you're asking for first01:09
freeflyings/scim/scim-pinyin01:09
Kamionfreeflying: upstream changelog, not diffstat; and mail it to both me and mdz01:09
freeflyingright01:10
Kamionfabbione: I suspect those assignments inside the while read_line loop won't work; doesn't it create a subshell and then you lose your variable assignments?01:11
Kamionfabbione: see resize_use_free which works around this by echoing out from inside the while loop and then parsing the output of the while loop01:11
fabbioneKamion: what part of the patch?01:11
Kamion+           while { read_line num id size type fs path name; [ "$id" ] ; }; do01:12
Kamion+               if [ "$fs" = free ]  && ! longint_le $size $mysize; then01:12
Kamion+                   mysize=$size01:12
Kamion+                   mypart=$dev//$id01:12
Kamion+               fi01:12
fabbioneyes i pass them out later01:12
Kamion+           done01:12
Kamionyou've already lost them by that point01:12
KamionI suspect that the values of mysize and mypart will revert to their original values at the 'done'01:12
fabbionewhat file is that?01:12
Kamionbecause I believe that the inside of the while loop is executed in a subshell01:13
Kamionpartman_newlayout01:13
Kamionalso, about ten lines below that you have these printfs:01:13
fabbioneit uses the same technique as the others01:13
Kamion+           printf "biggest_free: $mypart\t$RET\n"01:13
Kamion+       printf "custom: fakeoption\t$RET"01:13
fabbionethey are all inside the loop01:13
fabbionealready hitted my head there01:13
Kamion(a) when using printf you should use %s instead of variable interpolation to make sure that metacharacters in the variables aren't interpreted as format strings01:14
Kamion(b) the second printf is missing a \n01:14
fabbione(a) ok01:14
fabbione(b) no. it is the last print we do01:14
Kamionwhy not terminate with a \n anyway?01:14
Kamionless confusing in case somebody comes along later and adds something else01:14
freeflyingKamion: sent it 01:14
fabbioneKamion: done both..01:15
Kamionfabbione: all inside the loop> they aren't, the entire body of the relevant loop is as I pasted above, and then you use mysize/mypart outside that loop01:15
fabbioneKamion: they are in the same subshell01:15
fabbioneit works :)01:15
fabbione    choices=$(01:16
fabbione[lot of code includeing mypart/myid] 01:16
fabbione    )01:16
Kamionit is common for while ...; do ... done to create a subshell for the second ...01:16
Kamionit certainly does for while read; not sure about { read_line ...; }01:17
Kamionanyway, just warning you that it's a possible issue to try to save you time in case that does turn out to be a problem01:17
fabbionewell that's the same code i did steal from a similar thing...01:18
fabbioneit was working there.. it's working here...01:18
Kamionok, fair enough01:18
fabbione(a) and (b) updated01:18
Kamionta01:18
fabbionei need some sleep now01:19
Kamionyou need to do the same %s thing with $RET01:19
fabbioneoh right01:19
Kamionprintf "biggest_free: %s\t%s\n" "$mypart" "$RET"01:19
fabbionesec...01:19
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sivangsabdfl: hey mark01:20
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fabbioneKamion: updated.. 01:20
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fabbionelater01:21
Kamionfabbione: thanks01:21
fabbioneKamion: no problem. thanks to you01:22
StevenKSo, when is moin (the binary package) going to be punted out of dapper? doko uploaded a version of moin that replaces the monolithic package01:22
pittifreeflying, Kamion: all seeds updated for new arphic fonts01:24
freeflyingpitti: thx01:24
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KamionStevenK: package removal is broken at the moment, see https://launchpad.net/products/soyuz/+bug/3231401:26
Ubugtumalone bug 32314 in soyuz "remove-package.py pretends to work and then does nothing" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  01:27
StevenKHeh01:27
StevenK"I would very much like the Ubuntu archive not to be in Hotel California mode. :-)"01:28
StevenKMuahahaha01:28
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Seveas You can remove any package you like, but they never leave  01:29
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spiekeyhello!01:34
spiekeycan i use the http://www.debian.org/doc/maint-guide/ as well if i want to build packages for ubuntu?01:34
spiekeyis there a difference?01:35
spiekeydo you have a own paper?01:35
infinityspiekey: We follow Debian policy (with perhaps a few very minor exceptions), so yes, the Debian New Maintainer Guide and Debian Maintainer's Guide are both good reading.01:37
arpIs /usplash_fifo necessary?01:37
infinityarp: Is it actually in / on your machine?01:38
arpyes01:38
infinityarp: If so, something very buggy and odd is going on.01:38
arpinteresting01:38
infinityarp: Please file a bug, and I'll look at it later.01:38
arpOkay will do01:38
infinityarp: The file should be in /dev/.initramfs/01:38
arpit's there too01:38
arpwell another one01:39
infinityRephrase: It should ONLY be there. :)01:39
arp:) filing bug report now01:39
infinityI can't imagine how it's also ending up in /01:39
infinityCan you delete it and reboot and see if it comes back?01:39
arpsure01:39
infinityIt may have been some weird transient bug long ago that created it...01:39
infinity(timestamps on the file would be nice if you haven't already deleted it..)01:40
arplmao01:40
arprebooting...01:40
sladeninfinity: what's  ls -l /usplash_fifo give for the date (if you haven't deleted it)01:40
infinitysladen: s/infinity/arp/ and I assume he deleted it before I asked that.01:41
infinitysladen: (Are you lagged, or just confused?) :)01:41
sladeninfinity: nah, just stupid :)01:42
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StevenKinfinity: Is it a feature that the progress bar for usplash_down goes backward?01:43
infinityStevenK: yes.01:43
StevenKJust seemed strange to me.01:43
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infinityStevenK: That's very intentional, so you know that it's shutting down.01:43
arpshe's gone01:43
MithrandirI think it's very shiny.01:43
infinityStevenK: Try hitting Ctrl-Alt-Del halfway through booting.01:43
infinityStevenK: It's actually rather cool that it works.01:43
StevenKHeh01:43
arpinfinity, no sign of that nasty pipe.01:44
sladenStevenK: I think sabdfl wants it normal-way, but with inverted colours01:44
Keybukpitti: bug 33354, what do you think?01:44
Ubugtumalone bug 33354 in udev "no permission to use joystick" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3335401:44
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infinityarp: Right.  If it comes back, then by all means, file the bug.  If it never does, I'll assume it was a one-time oddity and blindly ignore it. :)01:44
arpsounds good.01:44
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StevenKActually, the messages for booting are good, but they seem to be the usual message for the way down.01:44
infinitysladen: He asked for inverted colours, he didn't tell me anything about inverting the direction.01:45
Mezinfinity, did you get Eugenes reply ?/01:45
infinityMez: Yeah.  Sucks, but whatever.  It was a long shot.01:45
pittiKeybuk: hm, I don't have any experience with joysticks, but if the reporter noticed it, then some app probably reads from the device instead of from X01:45
Mezindeed it was01:45
Keybukpitti: yeah, I thought they were supposed to go through X too01:46
Keybukis there a group for the "user at the console" that isn't just "plugdev" ?01:46
pittiKeybuk: hm, depends whether we consider it a security risk to spy on or forge joystick events01:46
infinitysladen: Anyhow, both direction and colours are easy enough to play around with, so we can fiddle without wasting too much time to find the "sweet spot".01:47
pittiKeybuk: we don't have a group for 'at console', that doesn't work01:47
ogracant we add users to "games" ?01:47
ograand make that one own js0 ?01:47
pittiKeybuk: plugdev would work for me01:47
ograi imagine there are quite some games using the device 01:48
pittiogra: no01:48
infinityI don't see how joysticks are any more special than a USB mouse, eg.01:48
pittiogra: doesn't games already exist?01:48
ograpitti, yes01:48
pittiit's for sgid programs to write highscores01:48
ograbut no user is added to it 01:48
infinityThey're essentially the same sort of device, with a different interface.01:48
pittiusers shouldn't be in that group01:48
pittiinfinity: but spying mouse events can be more security relevant than spying joystick events imho01:48
pittiat least if you assume that joysticks are only used for games01:49
infinityUnless you use a joystick as your mouse device (which I've seen done)01:49
pittiok, that falsifies my assumption then :)01:49
dholbachpitti: you should patch adduser to insult the user as "cheater" if they add add users to the games group ;)01:49
ograhehe01:49
pittiKeybuk: so, in the end, the games should just be fixed to read from X?01:50
infinityAlmost certainly but how many games are we talking about here?01:51
pittino idea01:51
Keybukpitti: no idea01:51
arpthings like zsnes and snes9x01:52
infinityFor reference, in the static /dev world (on my woody machine, with a ./MAKEDEV-created /dev), /dev/input/js* are root:root, 660 as well.01:52
infinitySo this isn't a new udev bug or anything.01:52
pittiKeybuk: btw, do you have any idea why some modules are not loaded any more with the latest kernel? (e. g. my pcspkr, or the 'floppy' module in a bug of mine)01:52
Keybukpitti: because there's nothing to load them01:52
pittiKeybuk: hm, but that worked with the earlier kernel version01:52
Keybuk$ modinfo pcspkr | grep alias01:52
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Keybuk$ modinfo floppy | grep alias01:52
Keybukno mapping to hardware01:53
TreenaksKeybuk: isapnp floppies? 01:54
Keybukpitti: random ... what's in /sys/bus/pnp/devices for you?01:54
Keybukcat /sys/bus/pnp/devices/*/id01:54
pitti  /sys/bus/pnp/devices/ is empty01:55
Keybukheh01:55
KeybukI only get two devices in there01:55
Keybukwhen I used to get dozens01:55
pittibut pnp, isn't that ISAish?01:55
ogranope01:55
Keybukpitti: yes01:55
Keybukpnp == isa01:55
ograerr, what ? 01:55
infinityI've never seen a PCI floppy controller.01:55
ograbut i've seen pnp PCI cards 01:55
infinityMost machines with a floppy controller have a legacy ISA bus just for that.01:55
Keybukogra: no, you haven't01:56
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pittiI banned ISA as well as floppies from my machines :)01:56
infinityogra: No, PCI is plug and play by design, but not PnP.01:56
Keybukinfinity: and the serial interface :)01:56
ograKeybuk, i have a PCI pnp isdn card here ...01:56
Keybukpitti: then I hope you ripped out the ISA bridge <g.01:56
Keybukogra: no, you don't01:56
zakameevening all01:56
ograKeybuk, yes i do :) its very old though ...01:56
Robot101ogra: PCI includes the autoconfiguration behaviour01:56
Keybukogra: no, you don't01:56
pittiKeybuk: no, it's still there, but I don't have any isa slots on the MB01:56
Keybukogra: trust me :)01:56
infinityogra: PnP is a hack protocol used to make ISA behave sort of (but not entirely) like PCI.01:56
Robot101ogra: PnP is a hack to autoconfigure on ISA01:56
pittiKeybuk: probably really just for an optional floppy01:56
infinityogra: PCI autoconfigures by design, so doesn't need said hack.01:57
ograKeybuk, then its intresting that i need pnpdump/isapnp to get it working :)01:57
pittithat's probably just marketing speech :)01:57
Treenaksa PCI-to-ISA bridge on a PCI card?01:57
TreenaksOMG01:57
ograi also have a PCI soundcard that needs isapnp ...01:57
pittiscary01:58
infinityTreenaks: Well, PCI-to-16-bit-PCMCIA (which was an ISA extension) is common, so why not PCI-to-ISA (though, ew)01:58
ograthey might be cornercases, but both exists...01:58
Treenaksogra: german hardware... ;)01:58
infinityogra: Both are ISA devices, regardless of the interface.  They have bridges on them.01:58
mjg59ogra: What sort of card?01:58
infinity(And, as mentioned: Eww)01:58
ogramjg59, a taiwanese audio card, once been fully proprietary i need to dig it up for the name ...01:59
ograand an old fritz PCI isdn card01:59
sabdflStevenK, sladen: yup, just to be difficult :-)01:59
sabdflnormal way, inverted colours01:59
sabdflcan we put a one-pixel border around the usplash progress bar?02:00
freeflyingpitti: is scim in ubuntu's seed02:00
ograinfinity, i agree but they both have PCI interfaces :) 02:00
Keybukogra: as infinity says, that means you have an ISA isdn card that just happens to be on a PCI-to-ISA bridge PCI card02:00
Keybukit's not a "PCI pnp card"02:00
Treenaks\o/ More moviegotchi-fodder (my Ubuntu-using colleagues just 'volunteered'02:00
spiekeyfrom the manual: http://pastebin.com/58003102:00
KeybukI've hard of those02:00
Keybukthey're pretty rare though02:01
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Keybukmost hardware companies prefer to put a PCMCIA card on a PCI-to-PCMCIA bridge02:01
Mithrandirsabdfl: just extend the background of the progress bar one pixel in all directions without expanding the filler?02:01
Keybukwhich is just as evil02:01
ograKeybuk, they are from the time when ISA dies and PCI was very young02:01
ogra*died02:01
spiekeyin my case i havent got a source file. i only have a self written script.02:01
spiekeydo i still tar it and follow the documentation?02:01
Keybukogra: indeed, I had a pnp sound card that fitted in a PCI socket02:01
Keybukin fact, I still probably do in a box02:02
Keybukbut it's not a PCI sound card02:02
infinitysabdfl: We can border it, I'm not sure if I agree that it would look better at that point.02:02
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pittifreeflying: no, just in supported for now02:02
sabdflinfinity: will ask artist to look at this during UI sprint, i just want to know if it's quick and easy to do if that's a yes02:02
ograKeybuk, for the user who bought it as one and who plugged it into his mainboard it is ;) 02:02
Mithrandirsabdfl: it's easy to do.02:02
infinitysabdfl: Most of these changes are trivial, though, and I'd like to see some dapper splash artwork (AndyFitz promised me a full set for {X,K,Ed,}ubuntu) before we fiddle too much.02:02
freeflyingpitti: it will be before releae ?02:03
infinitysabdfl: The border would just be part of the artwork.  Inverting colours and direction are trivial packaging/code changes.02:03
pittifreeflying: does it make sense without any modules?02:03
Mithrandirinfinity: can we have small, marching penguins too? :-)02:03
sabdflinfinity: i'd lke to see the andyfitz stuff, we have a professional guy due to be around to help too, so the more we have up to date for him to look at the better02:03
infinityMithrandir: Die.02:03
dholbachyay!02:03
sabdflMithrandir: lemmings-while-you-boot?02:04
dholbachsabdfl: oh yes, please!02:04
Treenakssabdfl: ooh! with the wavy green hair!02:04
Mithrandirsabdfl: you haven't seen the SUSE boot screen? :-)02:04
freeflyingpitti: it needn't module in install cd02:04
infinitysabdfl: Can you make that same request <points above> to my INBOX, and I'll bug Andy tomorrow after I've rested?02:04
Keybukogra: but we're above those users, and when we're talking about bus protocols and card types, we use the *right* terms :02:04
Keybuk:)02:04
pittifreeflying: I mean, does it do anything interesting without any module?02:04
Keybukanyway02:04
Keybukthat was an entertaining tangent02:04
freeflyingpitti: nothing02:04
Keybukback to the more interesting problem that pnp support is broken02:05
ograyeah02:05
Keybukdoes anybody have anything much in /sys/bus/pnp/devices today?02:05
infinitysabdfl: Andy and I being (more or less) in the same timezone should make the bugging reasonably easy.02:05
pittifreeflying: hm, so what would be the benefit of having it in desktop?02:05
zakamehmm02:05
infinityOn that note..02:05
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MithrandirKeybuk: 12 entries on vawad02:06
Mithrandir(but that's a hoary kernel, no idea if that's important)02:06
ogramjg59, the card was from a company called aureal02:06
Treenaksogra: Aureal Vortex?02:06
KeybukMithrandir: current kernel02:06
ograyes, a very early one  ... vortex150 or so was the correct name02:06
freeflyingpitti: just need langiage-pack(depend on scim module) installed it can works , or you can make langauge-pack depend on scim/skim02:07
MithrandirKeybuk: empty on golem (which has the same mobo, etc)02:07
Keybukok, good02:07
freeflyingpitti: it seems not only CJK user need scim ,but also others02:08
pittifreeflying: ah, right, we need it for the scim | skim selection, i. e. ubuntu-desktop -> scim, kubuntu-desktop -> skim02:08
freeflyingpitti: ya02:08
Keybukpitti: please file a kernel bug, probably describe it something like "/sys/bus/pnp/devices is empty" and explain that this is very silly, and older kernels show a dozen or so devices, and this is why pcspkr, floppy, etc. aren't loaded for you02:08
sladenogra: sweet card;  proper hardware 3d card onboard02:08
pittiKeybuk: ah, thanks02:08
ograsladen, it took almost a year to get it going back then, they offered no driver at all when i got it ..02:09
ogralater there was a proprietary one ...02:10
freeflyingKamion: how about the UVF of scim-pinyin , i've sent u the changelog02:10
Kamionfreeflying: look, it's only been less than an hour since you sent the mail and I am very busy with other work. Please be a bit more patient.02:12
Keybukpitti: what bug# did you file?02:12
freeflyingKamion: hehe , I just expect a better CJK suport dapper 02:13
pittiKeybuk: none so far, I'll add the comments to bug 3335902:13
Ubugtumalone bug 33359 in linux-source-2.6.15 floppy-modules-2.6.15-16-amd64-generic-di "Floppy module not loaded on boot; no /dev/fd0 created" [Major,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3335902:13
desrtdo people still have floppy drives and expect to use them?02:14
Kamionfreeflying: just please let me do other things, I can't be doing UVF exceptions and archive maintenance all day long because I have my own goals and they're very substantial02:14
desrtcrikey02:14
irvindesrt, unfortunately yes02:14
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freeflyingKamion: :)02:14
pittiKeybuk: sub'ed you and added comment02:16
desrtmy sister's teacher actually told her class to use floppy disks because usb keys are unreliable02:16
pittilol02:17
Treenaksdesrt: uh... maybe because you need a different driver for every USB key in windows?02:17
desrtTreenaks; surely this isn't true02:17
Treenaksdesrt: it isn't?02:17
desrtTreenaks; i'm pretty sure it's not02:17
Treenaksdesrt: last 3 keys asked for a driver disk on XP for me02:17
desrtTreenaks; i've never experienced this when plugging my key into windows02:18
Treenaksdesrt: but that might be HP OEM windows brokenness02:18
desrtTreenaks; who knows02:18
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Keybukthere are several digital camera drivers which break the windows usb storage driver02:23
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TreenaksKeybuk: great, more good advocacy points 02:24
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slomo_infinity, lamont: please give-back tomboy on amd64... thanks :)02:29
desrtmjg59; oh man that's a bad picture02:32
desrtmjg59; when that was taken, were you a communist yet?02:32
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torkelslomo_: wouldn't it be easier to do a new upload of tomboy and enable the evolution (and galago) plugins. That Should give you free rebuild on amd64, shouldn't it? :-))02:40
desrttorkel; only if he enabled the fixed width font plugin at the same time, natch.02:41
slomo_torkel: you write a main inclusion report for galago-sharp and get pitti to approve the one for gmime2.1, get both promoted to main and i enable the plugins... what do you think? ;)02:41
torkelslomo_: ah, that's the issue...02:42
slomo_torkel: yes... but maybe the evolution plugin will be enabled for dapper... we'll see02:43
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slomo_Kamion: please promote mono-tools, nunit and nant to main... main inclusion reports were approved by pitti some days ago02:43
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infinityslomo: Done.02:53
slomoinfinity: thanks02:53
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AlinuxOSpitti, around ?03:08
pittiAlinuxOS: yes, but veeery busy03:08
AlinuxOSpitti, ;)03:08
AlinuxOSok03:08
Keybukbah, I so need to change debian-changelog-mode to not default to "unstable"03:09
MithrandirKeybuk: that'd be useful03:10
Keybukotherwise my uploads keep escaping from the main loop, and need a Tommy Lee Jones sound-a-like to chase them across open ground03:12
KamionMithrandir: could you merge http://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/bzr/casper/mountpoints/ please? (or do you want a mail?)03:16
MithrandirKamion: do you want an upload too?03:18
KamionMithrandir: would be nice03:19
Kamionthen once infinity does his magic and I mirror it in cdimage we'll have espresso installing a plain desktop without live-only junk03:19
MithrandirKamion: merged, pushed, uploaded.03:21
Kamioncheers03:21
Mithrandirtripleverb!03:21
Mithrandir:-p03:21
jsgotangcolol03:22
Mithrandirit should probably be something like: bzr -- merge, push, upload!03:22
ploumHello.03:23
ploumOOo 1.1 will not be in Dapper anymore ?03:23
Kamionploum: no03:23
ploumHmmm.. That's annoying because some bugs prevent some people to use OOo 203:24
Treenaksploum: like?03:24
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Kamionperhaps it's time to move on - we can't support two enormous software stacks forever03:24
ploumlike the printing dialog bug03:24
ploumI'll try to find it03:24
zakamehm yet another Roman innovation03:25
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ploumKamion: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/openoffice.org2-amd64/+bug/2656703:27
Ubugtumalone bug 26567 in Debian "Cannot use "brochure" printing options as intended" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  03:27
ploumhttp://librarian.launchpad.net/1512708/ooo.png : screenshot03:27
Kamionhey, I'm not the oo.o maintainer03:28
ploumIt's just to tell you I'm not kidding ;-)03:28
ploumMaybe it can be possible to still have some openoffice.org1.1 packages availables03:29
Kamionyou should be able to install them from breezy03:29
fabbionere03:29
ploumKamion: no because the name conflict03:29
Kamionah03:29
Kamionstill, I'd really rather we moved on and just fixed the top oo.o2 issues by dapper if possible03:30
Kamiona pile of separate packages would end up being effectively unmaintained03:30
ploumKamion: I understand03:30
Kamionand breezy will still be supported for some time03:31
Kamion(if need be)03:31
ploumWhat about putting OOo 1.1 in universe ?03:31
seb128ploum: that's like saying "we should ship GNOME 1.n because GNOME 2 has some bugs atm" :)03:31
KamionI mean obviously doko might disagree with me on all of this03:31
Kamionploum: that's a given anyway, it wouldn't be in main03:31
Kamionmy replies above assumed universe03:31
ploumok03:31
ploumseb128: the main difference is that ATM, OOo 2 is not usable at all for some people03:32
seb128ploum: seems a strong assumption, is that known by upstream?03:32
ploumseb128: I talked about it upstream03:33
ploumit seems that it's not an upstream bug03:33
ploumbut just a bug from the compilation/package03:33
Kamionwell in that case it should be amenable to being fixed03:33
zakameploum: openoffice.org (1) is already in universe03:33
ploumI talked with a developper who doesn't have this bug and was astonished by the screenshot03:34
Kamionzakame: not any more it's not03:34
ploumzakame: my bad ;-)03:34
seb128ploum: what you are saying is that we have a distro bug03:34
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seb128ploum: and instead of fixing it you recommand to ship OO1?03:34
Kamionzakame: as of today, openoffice.org is version 2 and supersedes it03:34
ploumseb128: "I think" that's a distro bug03:34
seb128is http://librarian.launchpad.net/1512708/ooo.png tour issue?03:34
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zakameKamion: grrr, /me has to apt-get update again03:35
seb128from the bug03:35
seb128"  The printer-properties-disable patch that is applied during the build process removes the Orientation property from the options."03:35
AlinuxOSeh03:35
AlinuxOS:(03:35
seb128so that's just a patch to drop03:35
AlinuxOSmjg59, ping03:35
Lathiatmjg59: ping too, need to fix this synaptics issue.. any chane to test those settings?03:36
Lathiathas anyone else here got a real synaptics touchpad?03:36
KamionKeybuk: um, you do too have type in busybox03:36
Lathiat(not an alps)03:36
AlinuxOSI'm talking with people on #gtk+ nad #freedesktop, but noone knows howto fix this problem...03:36
KamionKeybuk: it's built unconditionally in ash03:36
AlinuxOSevery person tells me that I must file the bug for my distribution :(03:37
AlinuxOSI don't know howto solve this problem.03:37
KeybukKamion: well, it wasn't working :)03:38
Treenakshmm.. why did Gimp lose its Print dialog? (i.e. is this intended?)03:38
Keybukchanging to just -x /sbin/usplash_write fixed the problem03:38
fabbioneAlinuxOS: you are 1) talking about a known bug 2) it's upstream and it's written in the upstream changelog03:38
KamionKeybuk: bizarre, since the installer uses it liberally03:38
Keybukoddness03:38
KamionKeybuk: could be your $PATH is wrong?03:38
Keybuksyndicate scott% /usr/lib/initramfs-tools/bin/busybox type03:38
Keybuktype: applet not found03:38
AlinuxOSfabbione, is it known bug ? 03:38
AlinuxOSI don't really know this :)03:38
KamionKeybuk: busybox sh, then use type03:39
KamionKeybuk: it's a builtin03:39
KeybukKamion: weird03:39
Keybuk*shrug*03:39
fabbioneAlinuxOS: aren't you talking about synaptic speed being "too slow"=03:39
fabbione?03:39
Kamionkind of has to be a builtin03:39
AlinuxOSfabbione, ;) No03:39
Kamion"how would the shell interpret this command?" "er, dunno"03:39
fabbioneAlinuxOS: ok. open a bug than03:39
AlinuxOSfabbione, I'll do it :)03:40
AlinuxOSIf it helps I'll do it :)03:40
fabbioneAlinuxOS: it only depends if i will get to look at it end of next week or not03:40
AlinuxOSfabbione, are you a fontconfig master ?03:40
KeybukKamion: either way, the "type usplash_write" was returning false03:40
AlinuxOSif yes I hope that you can fix it...03:41
fabbioneAlinuxOS: no03:41
Keybuk(at least, an echo in that block didn't get printed)03:41
fabbioneAlinuxOS: font -> desktop team03:41
AlinuxOSfabbione, ok :)03:41
AlinuxOSfabbione, Grazie!03:41
KamionKeybuk: right, hence my suspicion of $PATH03:41
AlinuxOSfabbione, do you speak Italian too ? :)03:41
Keybukno idea what $PATH is in initramfs03:41
fabbioneAlinuxOS: yes you already asked, but i don't do it in a public english chan for respect to other readers03:42
Kamionit doesn't set it, so it's probably the kernel's default for new processes, which IIRC is /usr/bin:/bin03:42
AlinuxOSfabbione, right :)03:42
AlinuxOSI understood this :) And now I'm trying to speak english everytime (even bad english)03:43
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seb128fabbione: "font -> desktop team", hum ...03:51
fabbioneain't X bug03:51
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dholbachfabbione: it's a kubuntu bug as well if you discuss like this ;)03:52
seb128fabbione: no, right, is fontconfig stuff, but do we have any fontconfig dude?03:52
fabbionesure :)03:52
fabbioneseb128: no03:53
fabbionethat's why you win03:53
ploumit seems I've found a xchat-gnome crasher03:53
seb128I don't know enough about it to do changes happely03:53
fabbioneneither do I03:53
fabbionebut you are cooler than me on desktop :P03:53
seb128best way is to try the list imho03:53
dholbachploum: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash03:53
seb128it's likely nobody will take over the bug on launchpad03:53
seb128fabbione: that's right :)03:54
fabbioneseb128: see.. so you win :)03:54
seb128:p03:55
pittismurf: ping03:56
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Keybukwas xchat-gnome deliberately de-seeded?04:08
fabbioneyes04:08
Keybukbut xchat hasn't been seeded?04:08
fabbioneit has been04:08
fabbioneno?04:08
Keybuknot here it hasn't04:08
fabbioneah no it was from universe04:08
pittiKeybuk: it was decided that we don't need  an IRC client in desktop04:08
Keybuk*blink*04:08
pittiwell, IRC is for power users anyway04:09
Keybukmost of our users are still power users, no?04:09
Keybukcan we de-seed openoffices too? :p04:09
Mithrandirtetex should be enough for everybody04:10
ogra_pfft, who needs formatting ...04:11
ogra_.txt should suffice04:11
KeybukTerminal is for power-users, can we drop gnome-terminal? :)04:11
Treenaksogra_: then we can dump the shiny of gnome too04:11
ogra_Treenaks, as long as we keep vim :)04:11
Treenaksogra_: nvi04:11
Mithrandirogra_: you have gedit.04:12
ogra_Mithrandir, ah, true ...04:13
Kamionfabbione: well, that seems to work (partman-auto)04:13
Kamionfabbione: going back from the per-disk menu doesn't do the right thing04:13
Mezhmm04:14
Mithrandirinfinity: couldn't the initramfs set a useful PATH?  It's less silly than hardcoding paths all over the place.04:14
MezI cant reply to emails in thunderbird04:14
Kamionfabbione: and I do think the multi-line thing is confusing - unless we put blank lines between each block, and make sure that pressing Enter when the cursor is on the device info line(s) selects the corresponding disk04:14
Kamionfabbione: but I've got a feeling that's going to chomp a bit too much vertical space04:14
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fabbioneKamion: no i don't handle go back yet..04:15
fabbioneKamion: so.. ok we kill the "device info thing"04:15
fabbioneKamion: it's just a static printf now.. but the code can stay.. it's harmless04:15
Kamionyeah04:15
fabbionejust in case they change their mind04:16
KamionI think sticking the extra info into the description at the top of the next screen will work well, looking at this04:16
fabbioneok..04:16
Kamionyou know partman-auto-lvm needs to be adjusted too, I imagine04:16
fabbioneyes i do04:16
KamionI guess you can cope with that one ;-)04:16
fabbioneyeps04:16
fabbionethat's dead easy04:16
Kamionhaven't tried any of this in espresso yet, this is just looking at it in d-i04:16
fabbionedid you notice that i did change very little choices?04:17
KamionI think it makes the main menu rather more comprehensible in the multiple-disk case, actually04:17
Kamionyeah04:17
fabbionethey don't lose compatibility04:17
Kamionvery few string changes => good04:17
fabbionei am trying to reuse as much as i can04:17
Kamionmight want to check that the preseeded recipe path still works04:17
Kamioniirc that preseeds partman-auto/disk04:17
fabbionei doubt04:17
fabbioneoh04:17
fabbionethat one does04:17
fabbionei didn't change that part of the code04:17
Kamionhey, why don't you use partman-auto/disk rather than partman-auto/newlayout/select_dis04:18
Kamionk04:18
Kamionit's more idiomatic and would make preseeding work in the really obvious way04:18
fabbioneyes that's ok..04:18
fabbionei wanted to keep the changes as obvious as possible for your approval04:18
fabbioneok anyway we agree.04:19
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KamionI think it might actually be even simpler if you worked it into the existing code that db_gets partman-auto/disk04:19
Kamionbut anyway, yeah - I have to go to take the child to a music lesson04:20
KamionI'll take my laptop with me and do some work there04:20
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Keybukdpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ia32-libs-openoffice.org:04:26
Keybuk ia32-libs-openoffice.org depends on ia32-libs (>= 1.4ubuntu10); however:04:26
Keybuk  Version of ia32-libs on system is 1.4ubuntu7.04:26
Keybukhmm04:26
Keybuk(ia32-libs was scheduled in the same run, and configure --any after made everything happy)04:27
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marcin`hi developers04:29
marcin`do you know that gksu package in dapper is currently broken?04:29
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marcin`is that known issue or need to file bug to malone?04:29
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ogra_seb128, ping04:33
seb128ogra_: pong04:34
seb128reply to my eog comment? :)04:34
ogra_seb128, i'm sitting in front of the gthumb source currently04:34
seb128ah04:34
ogra_nah, already moved on :)04:34
ogra_it cpoies the totem-scrsaver.c file directly from totem04:34
ogra_ito its own source04:34
ogra_*copies04:35
ogra_i want to add gss handling, it would be tempting to simply use the new totem-scrsaver.c from totem, but that would add a dbus dependency to gthumb ... which doesnt seem right04:35
ogra_an alternative would be to use a similar approach the eog patch uses ...04:36
ogra_seb128, any opinion ?04:36
seb128eog approch sounds better04:36
seb128it's much simplier04:36
ogra_i think so as well04:36
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seb128using dbus seems overwork04:36
seb128and bug proof04:36
ogra_i tried to avoid adding other approaches than already used for all apps i touched this week ...04:37
ogra_but here it seems feasable to leave that path04:37
ogra_thanks then ...04:37
ogra_s/touched/touched for gss compatibility/04:38
seb128np04:38
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ogra_Kinnison, my g-p-m suddenly tells me every 10sec that my battery is full, looks suspicious like bug 32650 just with another message04:42
Ubugtumalone bug 32650 in gnome-power-manager "g-p-m notifies me every second that my battery is running out" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3265004:42
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Keybukogra_: it could be worse ... my phone not only alerts me the battery is running low every few minutes, but to do so it turns on the display, plays an animation and plays a sound ...04:43
Keybuk"if your battery wasn't low, it is now!"04:43
ogra_nomeata, its fully charged 04:43
ogra_it alerts me about having a fully charged battery :)04:43
Kinnisonogra_: Hmm, can you please get a gpm trace and attach it to that bug showing it repeatedly re-notifying?04:43
ogra_s/nometa/no/04:43
ogra_Kinnison, trying04:44
ogra_.. i fear it will go away if i try to re-run g-p-m04:44
Keybukstrace -p04:44
KinnisonKeybuk: not useful04:44
Kinnisonogra_: yeah, that's the issue I've been having recently04:45
Keybukgdm -p ?04:45
Keybukuh, gdb!04:45
ogra_lol04:45
Kinnisonogra_: I've taken to running g-p-m in --no-daemon --verbose mode all the time writing to disk04:45
KinnisonKeybuk: again not useful04:45
KinnisonKeybuk: if it's not in verbose mode, it won't be generating the trace messages04:45
ogra_Kinnison, will do that for the future 04:45
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doko_Mithrandir, jbailey: can you remember why to include the gtk1.2/glib1 libs in ia32-libs?04:45
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Mithrandirdoko_: hysterical raisins04:46
Mithrandirdoko_: ia32-libs is pre-gtk2. :-P04:46
ogra_Kinnison, hmm, gdb -p <pid> has stopped it ... intresting04:46
Kinnisonogra_: urgh04:46
Kinnisonogra_: I remember commenting a week or so ago that g-p-m was by far and away the most delicate system I'd ever seen wrt. debugging04:47
doko_Mithrandir: ok, then I'd like to take them out, so they don't land on the CD. if somebody cries, then we can make a ia32-libs-gtk1 package04:47
Kinnisonthe moment it gets enough of an observer, the bugs go away04:47
ogra_yeah 04:47
ogra_seems it hangs completely now 04:47
Kinnisonheh04:48
ogra_hmm04:48
ogra_unattaching gdb and it reappears04:48
Kinnisonyou did let gdb continue didn't you?04:48
ogra_with c ?04:49
ogra_yes04:49
Kinnisonhow odd04:49
ogra_yup04:49
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KinnisonI'll be back in an hour or so04:50
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lemsx1hello all05:12
lemsx1error opening security policy file /etc/xserver/SecurityPolicy05:12
seb128hi05:12
seb128launchpad.ubuntu.com05:12
lemsx1this is the second box that i get that message when trying to use any X app05:12
lemsx1seb128: malone?05:12
seb128yep, send a bug if there is none about it yet05:13
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dholbachlemsx1: file a bug in malone (http://launchpad.net/malone/distros/ubuntu) 05:13
sivanglemsx1: if there is a bug already, see what new light you can shed on this problem that hasn't yet already, to assit in tracking it etc..05:14
lemsx1sivang: there is one05:14
lemsx1bug #3340005:15
Ubugtumalone bug 33400 in xorg "/etc/xserver/SecurityPolicy" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3340005:15
lemsx1sivang: i usually just do a symlink to /usr/lib...SecurityPolicy... hold. i'll add notes05:16
sivanglemsx1: cool, thanks.05:17
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lemsx1sivang: i'm guessing the "right" location for this should be /etc/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy, as done by xserver-common: /etc/X11/xserver/SecurityPolicy05:18
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Diablo-D3I can't seem to find this documented anywhere...05:22
Diablo-D3but if "apt-ftparchive packages directory | gzip > Packages.gz" has Packages.gz for the packages command, is Source.gz the valid filename for the source command?05:22
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Diablo-D3apparently, it is 05:31
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lemsx1people loves asking first, researching later uh... 05:34
lemsx1(me included of course. lol)05:34
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Diablo-D3does anyone have any webspace that isnt on sf.net that I could temporarly upload a bunch of debs for ubuntu?06:03
mjrWhat's temporary, and "yes", if by uploading you mean "arrange for me to get them via some means" (can't dish out ftp access or anything). Plus if it's in the hundreds of megs max.06:04
Diablo-D3mjr: until ubuntu universe gets them (which may be awhile)06:05
Diablo-D3and I think the whole bunch is less than 20 megs06:05
mementoris gksu package broken?06:05
Diablo-D3mementor: not quite06:06
Diablo-D3mementor: it randomly wants to upgrade correctly06:06
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mjrDiablo-D3, well, I can host it at mjr.iki.fi then, as said, if you can send them to me somehow, via dcc possibly06:06
mementori just tryied to upgrade gksu but it gives me bunch of errors..06:07
Diablo-D3mementor: try doing it while gdm is running06:07
Diablo-D3that seemed to fix it for no obvious reason for me06:07
mementorok, ill try that06:07
RiddellKamion: can you tell me what the gconf stuff in mountpoints_to_summary does?06:07
jsgotangcohmm that ubuntu mcdonalds story at digg is strange06:08
Diablo-D3mjr: go go gadget tar zcvf!06:08
Diablo-D3jsgotangco: url?06:08
jsgotangcohttp://blog.thetechgurus.net/?p=6906:08
jsgotangcoand it originated from the forums doh!06:09
Diablo-D3mjr: okay, its about 30 megs.06:09
mjryep, no problem with things that size06:09
mjrseems it'll take a while06:09
mjrI'll put it under http://mjr.iki.fi/ubuntu/ when I get it06:09
Diablo-D3mjr: you may wanna rename the produced dir to just synfig then06:10
mjr'k06:10
Diablo-D3and the neat part is, its apt-get repo ready <306:10
Diablo-D3I dont know what I'd do without apt-get06:11
mjryep, I assumed as much06:11
Diablo-D3probably curse alot and start running fbsd more =/06:11
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sladenogra_: would you be able to modify hwdb to show the DMI manufacturer, system-{manufacturer,product-name,version}  If might be easier way of getting the dmi data out of people06:38
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ogra_sladen, not before ui freeze, but i'll put it on my todo06:42
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Diablo-D3mjr: its done06:56
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sladenogra_: were/are there any edubuntu-like setups for Cybercafes, I have someone asking for something with centrally managed power-on/off and accounting07:04
ogra_sladen, not yet ... i'm working on a kiosk mode on ltsp level for such institutions ... edubuntu might be the best choice to have an out of the box setup directly after install, but you have to set up everything manually for things like kiosk mode 07:06
Diablo-D3kiobuntu?07:06
Diablo-D3ubutosk.07:06
fabbionelstsk07:07
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sladencafebuntu07:07
ogra_lstsk ?07:07
Diablo-D3sladen: that works07:07
Diablo-D3actually, it shouldnt be that hard07:07
ogra_sladen, cool, i'll make that an edubuntu installmode in dapper+1 ;)07:07
Diablo-D3copy live cd to harddrive07:08
Diablo-D3live cds are pretty kiosky to begin with07:08
fabbionemdz: ping?07:08
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RiddellKamion, Mithrandir: where can I find kbd_chooser.py?07:10
sladenDiablo-D3: netboot and run the whole setup out of RAM;  reboot when they leave (which is what easyeverything did)07:10
Diablo-D3sladen: that sounds about right07:11
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mdzfabbione: pong07:22
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fabbione /usr/lib/mozilla-thunderbird/run-mozilla.sh: line 131:  1454 Segmentation fault      "$prog" ${1+"$@"}07:41
fabbionenice :)07:41
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fangoriousi'm having trouble with the flight-4 livecd on my laptop, after selecting to either boot hte live system or check the cd, i get the kernel loading progress bar, and then an error message "i/o error: could not find ramdisk image: /install"07:44
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fangoriousi've downloaded the iso multiple times, confirmed it has the right md5sum, burned the image about 7 times at different speeds on 3 machines with multiple blank cds, nothing helps07:44
fangoriousi can't seem to run 'md5sum /dev/cdrom' on the laptop, it gives me an i/o error. and I don't know how to md5sum a cd on windows 07:45
Tm_Tfangorious: how about installin "md5sum" program in windows?07:46
Tm_T+g07:47
fangoriousTm_T: but what argument do I give it? I have md5sum under cygwin07:47
Tm_Tach07:47
Tm_Tyou can't use any native windows programs?07:47
Tm_Tbtw there's been lot of reports about flight 4 cd's having major problems07:48
fangoriousi'm sure I could, I just don't have any handy07:48
Tm_Tso there's possibility you can't get it woeking07:48
fangoriousman. i need a livecd with a good partitioning program, wanted to use gparted07:48
Tm_Tknoppix has qtparted or something07:49
Tm_T;)07:49
fangoriousugh. think i'll try a breezy livecd07:50
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mjg59Woo!08:09
mjg59Installer running08:09
Diablo-D3what box?08:09
mjg59Intel imac08:10
Diablo-D3ooh sounds like fun08:11
Diablo-D3but its not suprising08:11
Diablo-D3its not like macintels are ZOMG NEW HARDWARE THAT SHALL NEVER RUN LINUX!!!!!!1 or anything.08:12
Diablo-D3mjg59: but did you see what I did?08:12
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Diablo-D3Synfig on Ubuntu: http://shadowconflict.blogspot.com/2006/03/synfig-ubuntu-debs.html08:18
DizietWahey, I have a virtual machine.08:20
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DizietWow, this xen is soooo funky!08:28
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lemsx1i gotta congrats you guys08:32
lemsx1i'm using rythmbox for the first time without crashing every 5 min ;-)08:32
lemsx1(i'm on Dapper)08:32
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mjrDiablo-D3, oh yeah, by the way, it's there (renamed as you suggested)08:35
Diablo-D3mjr: I noticed =P08:35
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Burgworkhmm, CNR for Ubuntu08:38
Diablo-D3mjr: and Im betting no one will download it =(08:38
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G0SUBsivang 08:43
poningruso will dapper+1 be all 686?08:51
poningruor is that decision defered for now?08:51
Diablo-D3poningru: defered because it doesnt make sense08:51
Diablo-D3there are too many modern x86 processors that arent 686 compatible08:51
poningruwell isnt that what mubuntu was meant for?08:52
Diablo-D3yeah, but no one wants mubuntu08:52
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Diablo-D3they want to use the fully bloated gnome desktop on their Via C3s08:52
poningruhehe08:52
poningruwhat about the upstream prob?08:52
Diablo-D3which one?08:52
poningrulots of upstream are just doing 68608:52
Diablo-D3said upstream smokes crack.08:53
poningrubut the patches duke the patches !!08:53
Diablo-D3besides, they cant really "do 686"08:53
Diablo-D3any hardwired cflags are always patched out for sanity reasons08:54
poningruhmm ic08:54
Mithrandirdholbach: btw, no need to prod admins about the popcon RT case.  I have access to the machine now.08:54
Diablo-D3and I doubt anyone is going to bother writting ASM that uses 686 ops08:54
Diablo-D3because they'd still have to write the same code in C, which means thats what we'd end up using08:54
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poningruoh true08:55
dholbachMithrandir: mdz asked me to08:59
Mithrandirdholbach: well, mdz didn't know I had my access already.08:59
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dholbachMithrandir: me neither08:59
Mithrandirdholbach: anyway, no need to prod them further or anything.  Prod me about what you want, rather. :-)08:59
dholbachMithrandir: I didn't mean to push anybody to anything08:59
Mithrandirdholbach: no, I didn't mean to imply so.  Just a small fyi.09:00
dholbachMithrandir: I'm not going to prod and I didn't consider "hey, how's <X> going as prodding" :-)))09:00
dholbachyeah :)09:00
Mithrandirdholbach: anyway, what is it that you want me to do on popcon?  Make stats for universe too=09:00
Mithrandirs/=/?/09:00
dholbachMithrandir: no, I just said in the "important stuff, I can see"-section, that it'd be nice to have popcon going, to prioritize the motu fixing09:01
Mithrandirdholbach: ah, true.09:01
Mithrandirdholbach: I'll see if I can get to it next week, then?09:01
dholbachMithrandir: but I understand if you have other stuff to do, so I don't mean to push you09:01
dholbachMithrandir: take your time - that'd be brilliant09:01
dholbachMithrandir: thanks a lot :)09:03
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zAo^does anyone know how I can make dapper boot like this (gentoo) http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/460/4.gif09:32
zAo^thanks09:32
Mithrandirchange usplash-artwork.so to something which provides that artwork09:33
G0SUBMithrandir that artwork is just crappy09:34
G0SUBzAo^ use splashy or Upower09:34
zAo^thanks G0SUB09:34
G0SUB:)09:34
MithrandirG0SUB: if you think so, just replace it with something else.09:34
G0SUBMithrandir that's the issue ... you need to compile stuff for that ... not easy for everybody09:35
dholbachG0SUB: don't think that other solutions were not pondered.09:35
dholbachG0SUB: and "crappy" is not exactly friendly towards people who worked on this.09:35
G0SUBdholbach I am aware of that ... sorry09:36
MithrandirG0SUB: patches for changing that are accepted, I'm sure.09:36
dholbachG0SUB: I didn't work on it, but I think it's much nicer than before. :-)09:36
tsengG0SUB: usplash is written with very wide device compatibility in mind09:36
G0SUBdholbach no doubt, but changing the image is a real PITA09:36
tsengG0SUB: not being the best graphically09:37
mjg59Hm. Arse. No DMI tables on the Mac.09:37
G0SUBguys, thanks for being so understanding ... I accept my fault and lack of knowledge09:38
G0SUBwhere is the usplash mailing list or bug tracker?09:38
G0SUBcan't find it on lauchpad09:39
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doko_Kamion: gcc-4.0-hppa64 isn't seeded anymore, is hppa currently not included in the anastacia check?09:48
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SeveasKamion, ping10:05
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sladeng0sub: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/usplash/+bugs10:15
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dholbachGood Night guys!10:26
Pyginight dholbach10:28
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tsenginfinity: please give back muine on ppc10:39
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mantienahello all10:43
mantienaanyone knows why at archive.ubuntu.com there are OOo2.0.2rc4 binaries, but no sources ?10:44
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mdzseb128: is it possible to disable sound events by default, while still having the login and logout sounds play?10:45
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mdzmantiena: the source is there, it just isn't where it should be (it's in universe)10:46
seb128mdz: my unassigning all the other events by default probably10:46
mdzKamion: and it doesn't show up in anastacia, oddly enough10:46
seb128mdz: making a patch to have them played in any case would probably be easy too10:47
mantienamdz, hehe, it's pretty strange :)10:47
mdzseb128: whichever implementation you feel is best, please make that change10:47
seb128mdz: k, I'll have a look tomorrow, should be easy. Good decision imho, sound events on click, etc tends to be annoying10:48
doko_Source only promotions to main 10:49
doko_ ------------------------------ 10:49
doko_ o openoffice.org10:49
doko_ o openoffice.org-amd6410:49
doko_ o openoffice.org-l10n10:49
doko_mdz: ^^^10:49
mdzoh, my bookmark still points to my anastacia.txt, not Colin's10:49
mdzI thought I fixed it10:49
mantienamdz, doko_: this is sort of bug when binaries are in main, but  source in universe, right ?10:49
doko_mdz: replace the file by a symlink please ;)10:50
mdzdoko_: yep, done10:50
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mdzmantiena: no, it is normal for it to be out of sync when packages move between components10:50
mdzit is a temporary situation10:51
mantienaok10:51
mantienadoko_,  openoffice.org_2.0.1oob680m5-1ubuntu2 is the newest version or somewhere I can find newer ?10:52
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doko_mantiena: sure, upstream CVS ;-)10:53
mantienadoko_, :) I got error during making packages of older version, error was because ooqstart binary was not in ooo-core, but in ooo-common package (I can paste build error if you want)10:53
mvomdz: zyga implemented the cmd-no-found spec (a app that suggests the binary package based on a command that was not found). can this still go into universe? or this it too late for this already?10:54
mantienaI just wanna report a bug to you :)10:54
mantienapackaging bug10:54
mdzmvo: I don't see why it couldn't go into universe, no10:55
CarlFKseb128: did purple_cow talk to about xchat-gnome -a? https://launchpad.net/products/firefox/+bug/31226 10:56
Ubugtumalone bug 31226 in firefox "FF doesn't do irc:// correctly" [Normal,Confirmed]  10:56
mdzseb128: yes, we agreed it was annoying some months ago but forgot to implement the change ;-)10:56
mvomdz: great, thanks10:57
seb128CarlFK: I don't understand your question10:57
seb128CarlFK: didn't read about that bug before10:58
CarlFKseb128: Ill take that as "no" ;)10:58
CarlFKskip to the bottem10:58
mdzKamion: my bookmark foolery is the same reason I was confused about the Xubuntu bits the other day10:58
seb128CarlFK: seems to be a bug, but dunno if it's fixed yet10:59
CarlFKpurple_cow couldn't figure out why it broke, and said he would talk to you about it10:59
mdzKamion: regarding Xubuntu, the only one that gives me pause is gqview10:59
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CarlFKseb128: given that irc://chat.freenode.com/ubuntu is now on the opening FF page, I figured it would be nice if the link worked 11:00
seb128CarlFK: right11:01
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neuraliser. wrong channel, sorry.11:30
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iBaloWouldn't it be a good idea/measure to include the necessary firmware for all the new fancy DVB-drivers in 2.6.15 either in the kernel package, or in a seperated firmware .deb. There's not much use in having drivers in /lib/modules which don't work because the required firmware is missing in /lib/firmware.11:57
Diablo-D3iBalo: no, it'd be a good idea to make hardware that isnt utter shit and requires external firmware loaded by drivers.11:58
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iBaloOk, but lets be pragmatic. My Cinergy 1200 is supported by 2.6.15, and all it takes to make it work out of the box is throwing the firmware file in place... I went through a hard time figuring this out, and think that would be nice to avoid this for people not able to read dmesg12:01
mjg59iBalo: Yes. Do we have permission to redistribute the firmware?12:01
ogra_iBalo, should be no problem with sanely licensed firmware 12:01

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