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ivokshello12:02
ivokspitti: i'm almost done... :)12:02
pittiivoks: cool!12:03
ivokscups part is done12:03
ivoksi had one bug in g-c-m12:03
ivoksbut now i'm rebuilding fixed veresion12:03
ivoksversion12:03
ivoksargh... i forgot one detail :)12:04
ivokspatch for cupsd.conf...12:04
ivoksok, tomorrow you'll have everything in your mail12:04
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pittigood night everyone12:31
ogranight pitti12:31
ivoks'night12:31
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jordiok, so I have new Catalan dictionary pacakges which fix a good deal of problems the current dapper version has.12:36
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zulheylo12:41
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mdkemako, around by any chance?01:05
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jmghi all01:10
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jordimdz: ok, I think this is all I need to do, #4167801:18
jordimdz: TELl me if you need anything else.01:18
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mdzjordi: that's fine01:29
jordimdz: cool01:29
mdzjordi: there is nothing more to TELl01:29
jordimdz: that was a CAPSLOCKPROBLEM I TELL YOU01:30
mdzoh sure01:30
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jmggah01:31
Kamionright, that had better be the last ubiquity upload I need for beta201:31
mdkeas long as the internet is working, right?01:31
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jordiKamion: ?01:31
Kamionjordi: !01:31
jordiubiquity upload?01:31
jordiI thought you meant ispellcat. nm :)01:32
Kamiona popular beat combo^W^W^Wpackage, m'lud01:32
jordiKamion: will you be in mx?01:33
jordior you, mdz?01:33
mdzjordi: ispellcat is slightly lower priority than "beta eats disks" ;-)01:33
mdzjordi: I will, yes.01:33
jordioh man01:33
jordiI'm fearing that my tactics to do a last min plan to go there will fail.01:33
jordiYou'll have to pop the trunk w/o me :|01:33
Kamionjordi: unfortunately not01:33
jordimdz: what do you mean lower priority? This is the end of ubuntu! Ubuntu will be as relevant as Caldera after this01:34
jmg"beta eats disks"?01:34
jordiKamion: that sucks :/01:34
jmgmehico?01:35
mdzjordi: I expect to be working most of the time anyway01:36
jordimdz: yes, it's surprising that you'll be there actually, the release will be so near01:36
jordik this is embarrasing01:37
jordican't find my way to the d-i translation template url01:37
Kamionjmg: launchpad.net/bugs/4046401:38
jordiaha01:38
Kamionsometimes you just have bug numbers memorised ...01:38
mdzjordi: I was unsure about going, but in the end I think I need to represent us there01:38
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jordiyes01:39
jordiis mark not going?01:39
infinityHrm.  Does anyone else think that the flat version of our vendor logo looked much cleaner and more professional than the sketchy 3d-ish version I now have in the corner of my panel?01:46
infinity(Nevermind that the official Ubuntu logo /is/ flat, not "puffy")01:47
ograinfinity, it was never flat, it was punched in01:47
infinityogra: The logo itself was flat.01:47
infinityogra: The fact that the flat logo was then punched into the background is irelevant.01:47
ograthe vendor logo we used in breezy was punched ;)01:48
ograor since breezy 01:48
infinityYes, punched into the background.  Flat logo.  Unless I can't remember yesterday.01:48
infinityWhich is possible.01:48
infinityI just know that today's looks less clean.  Too much dither in an attempt to make a (very) tiny icon 3D.01:49
ograit had a slight black shadow on the upper left side of the circle (you would have noticed in 48px size)01:49
infinityErm, yes.  We're talking past each other.01:50
infinityThe LOGO was flat, and was then "punched in" to the "background".01:50
ograi'd rather liked to have seen that effect more worked out than a blurry shadow around it01:50
infinityThat's different from the current logo, which is now "puffy" and doughnut-shaped. :)01:50
ograyep01:50
ograwhat i was after was to point out that the punching doesnt affect the sharpness ;)01:51
ograwhile a shadow does01:51
infinityA shadow would have little effect either, it's the insistence in turning the flat logo into a torus that affects sharpness. :)01:53
infinity(The shadow under it isn't spectacular either, but pales in comparison to the horror that is the torus.01:53
infinity)01:54
ograhmm i really need to update my other machine ... the edubuntu logo doesnt/wont have a shadow 01:56
ograi only saw the proposals for the shadow stuff on ubuntu-art01:56
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jmghmm02:00
jmganyone know a way to compare file1 and file2, and not display a line from file1 if it is in file2?02:01
mdzjmg: sort + comm02:02
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mdzjordi: yes, he is02:03
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makomdke: i'm around now02:25
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jsgotangcodoes the dvd still follow the install/live structure we had on breezy?02:55
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zulheylo03:00
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jmgjsgotangco: are we even making a dvd?03:03
jsgotangcojmg: we have a dvd for 5.10 (install and live in one  disc)03:04
jsgotangcomako: nice to see you online again03:04
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jmgah i remember03:05
jmgi should go try uninstall kubuntu now03:05
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Surakbug #30701 should be marked as upstream, but how? the package list does not show anything related to zodb.03:15
UbugtuMalone bug 30701 in zodb "python2.4-zodb should depend on python2.4-zopeinterface?" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3070103:15
Surakit is related with debian bug #360493 , but I don't know on which package I should add a watch on this specific case.03:16
UbugtuDebian bug 360493 in python2.3-zodb "Subject: python2.3-zodb: Conflicts with python2.3-zopeinterface" [Normal,Closed]  http://bugs.debian.org/36049303:16
Surakperhaps ubuntu-bugs is best suited for asking this.03:17
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jmghmm03:22
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netstarwhat's wrong with xorg?08:11
HrdwrBoBit doesn't like you08:12
netstaroh no08:12
ivoksquestion of the week08:12
netstarI see no problem08:12
netstarThough I haven't rebooted in 3 days08:12
ivoksnetstar: it's normal for packages to break in development version08:12
netstarivoks: sure08:13
fabbionenetstar: nothing you need to worry about08:13
fabbioneif you had the problem you would have come here screaming08:13
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Mithrandir(removed xorg; it has been fixed for > 12 hours)08:21
fabbioneMithrandir: i am taking a lock on X08:21
Mithrandirfabbione: please do.08:22
ivoksyou can put ubuntu+1 for questions about dapper :/08:22
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pittiGood morning09:30
netstarguten tag09:30
netstarStill having issues with hostap over orinoco-cs09:30
freeflyingpitti: hi, how about split language-support-zh into language-support-zh-cn and language-support-zh-tw?09:33
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netstarit hangs the machine on boot, until I remove the PCMCIA card, the only solution is remove the hostap kernel modules09:33
pittifreeflying: that's not how we designed them to work unfortunately09:34
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zakamehi all09:47
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=== ..[topic/#ubuntu-devel:Kamion] : 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 | If your initramfs is broken in any way, please save a copy for infinity | LP upgraded, report issues on #launchpad | Beta released | Please test Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Edubuntu daily-live (beta2?)
Kamionmore verbosely, the current Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Edubuntu daily-live builds are beta2 candidates; please test them09:53
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KamionXubuntu will be forthcoming later this morning09:53
zakameyay \o/09:54
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zakamehmm has kdrill been synced? re, malone 2881009:55
UbugtuMalone bug 28810 in kdrill "undeclared dependency on libXp6" [Major,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2881009:55
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Kamionzakame: syncs are broken at the moment; will hopefully be repaired soon09:59
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zakameKamion: ah, yes I remember now from qprocd...10:02
kagouhi10:03
zakamehello kagou 10:04
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pittiKamion: do you have any objections against putting sqwebmail (and with it courier-maildrop) into supported? we have to support its source 'courier' anyway, and it would give us a webmailer (I was often-asked for that)10:08
dholbachpitti: you better ask the support department :-p10:13
dholbachbut I agree that it might be nice to have10:14
jdubsqwebmail is a bit... scary10:15
dholbachit might be a bit tough to support hula  :)10:16
jdubyeah, someone should totally finish or release that or something ;)10:16
dholbachfinish as in what? as in remove all the old crufty code from it?10:17
dholbachi mean... it *looks* nice10:17
jdubit's in pretty thick devel atm, replacing chunks, heaps of stuff10:17
dholbachyeah and debian do a good job in packaging it10:18
jdubeven recent stuff?10:18
dholbachyeah, more than we do10:18
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jdubhrm, last update was november though10:19
jdubof an svn revision first uploaded in september10:19
zakamehm, which packge?10:19
jdubhula10:19
dholbachoh?10:20
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jdubhttp://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=36024510:20
jdubha ha10:20
UbugtuDebian bug 360245 in hula "Subject: hula: Please package newer versions" [Wishlist,Open]  10:20
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kagoujdub: :D10:21
dholbachbut still there was more action in the debian hula team10:21
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jdubi think that lines up fairly closely with the massive crazy changes going on in hula10:24
jdubAs of today, the latest is r1212, while10:24
jdubversion in unstable is r379.10:24
jdubseptember vs. march10:24
jdubfuny10:24
jdubfunny10:24
kagoupitti: i think that in near futur we must support a groupware tool too. Like http://www.phpgroupware.org/ http://mirror.open-xchange.org/ox/EN/community/ or http://egroupware.org/10:25
pittikagou: arrrgh php web applications10:26
kagouthese tools including webmail10:26
dholbachGloubiboulga: I uploaded goffice patch10:26
dholbachGloubiboulga: thanks for your work10:26
Gloubiboulgadholbach, thanks! I'll prepare the gnumeric patch then10:26
dholbachGloubiboulga: rock on10:26
highvoltagegnumeric, yeah!10:27
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dholbachGloubiboulga: do you have any other stuff in the pipeline?10:27
dholbachGloubiboulga: or janimo? wrt building more versions of stuff10:27
dholbachGloubiboulga: did you guys want to look into updating abiword too?10:28
Gloubiboulgadholbach, you mean for gtk/gnome packages ?10:28
dholbachGloubiboulga: yeah10:28
dholbachbug 39612 is still open about abiword10:28
UbugtuMalone bug 39612 in abiword "Request for UVF exception - Release of Bugfix-only AbiWord 2.4.4" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3961210:28
Gloubiboulgaabiword has no gnome dependencie iirc10:28
dholbachyeah10:28
dholbachi rather meant the update10:28
dholbachanf uvf exception etc10:29
dholbachs/anf/and10:29
Gloubiboulgawe didn't plan to work on this, but I guess we could10:29
Gloubiboulgahub doesn't package this new release?10:29
dholbachKinnison: could you tell me about your gpm plans? would it be ok, if I'd patch some icons in? (patch adding new files, modifying rules,control) or do you want me to wait until you uploaded the new stuff?10:30
dholbachGloubiboulga: hub is upstream, but never was much involved in packaging, I guess.10:30
Gloubiboulgadholbach, ah ok, I thought he was the package maintainer too10:30
nomedGloubiboulga, i'll be happy to help you on that later 10:31
Gloubiboulganomed, great! and hi ;)10:32
nomedfor testing i 'm available even now :)10:32
Gloubiboulganomed, could you /join #xubuntu?10:35
nomedGloubiboulga, i'll not be really active but yes :)10:35
siretartis dapper/main frozen currently?10:37
dholbachsiretart: no10:37
siretartok. thanks10:37
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fabbionemdz: FYI: x11-common already Conflicts with xorg-common.. but as well Replaces it...  xorg-common gets removed, but not purged on breezy -> dapper upgrade11:13
dokopitti: please could you have a look at g-c-m before an upload?11:15
pittidoko: yes, of course, if I can be of any help...11:15
pittidoko: maybe vuntz can take a look at it, too, he certainly knows gtk :)11:16
dokopitti: thanks, http://people.ubuntu.com/~doko/ 11:16
pittidoko: can you put a debdiff there?11:16
dokopitti: mvo already helps with gtk ...11:16
Keybukfabbione: what are you wittering on about depmod for in bug 30241 ?11:17
UbugtuMalone bug 30241 in sysvinit "Sometimes fails to mount nfs directories" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3024111:17
Keybukit has *nothing* to do with depmod11:17
pittidoko: oops, why does your patch remove lots of stuff in po/Changelog?11:17
pittidoko: in debian/control:11:18
pitti-Replaces: libgnomecupsui1.0-111:18
pitti+ReplaceS: libgnomecupsui1.0-111:18
pitti:)11:18
doko?11:18
vuntz__pitti, doko: mmmh?11:18
fabbioneKeybuk: so explain me why if i boot on a new install kernel it does not work. I reboot again it does not work. I run depmod -a and reboot and it works.11:18
pittidoko: wow, that changelog looks impressive11:18
mvofabbione: the upgrade tools purges it btw11:19
pittidoko: that debian/control change was certainly not deliberate11:19
fabbionemvo: yes i am trying to understand why mdz did ask for a Conflict that was already there11:19
mvoah, o11:19
mvok11:19
Keybukfabbione: no idea, little voodoo pixies11:19
Keybukwhat doesn't work?11:19
fabbioneKeybuk: mount /home over nfs11:19
fabbioneexactly as reported in the bug11:19
Keybukthat's just a race-condition, exactly as described in the bug11:20
fabbioneor for the matter.. anything over /nfs11:20
pittidoko: oh, funny, I debdiffed it against 1.1ubuntu5, but I just noticed that I never uploaded that version11:20
Keybuknetwork cards are brought up in the background, so may not be finished yet by the time the boot sequence gets to S45mountnfs.sh11:20
fabbioneKeybuk:  i can reproduce it regularly..11:20
Keybukwhen you install a kernel, depmod is run in the postinst11:20
pittidoko: this version set custom PPD dir to /usr/share/ppd/custom11:20
pittidoko: and also fixed 'ReplaceS' in debian/control.in11:20
fabbioneKeybuk: why do you think i did underline in the running kernel?11:21
pittidoko: can you integrate my changes into yours? I'll send you a debdiff11:21
Keybukfabbione: that makes no difference11:21
fabbioneKeybuk: i don't know what diff it can make, but apparently it does11:21
Keybukthen prove to me that running depmod against an installed kernel produces different output to running it in a running kernel11:21
Keybuk(it doesn't)11:21
fabbioneKeybuk: ok, let's put it in another way..11:21
Keybukit's an easy thing to prove.  Install kernel, backup modules.dep, modules.alias, etc. boot into it, run depmod -a, compare11:21
fabbionesorry for the noise11:22
fabbionei was trying to give you more input11:22
fabbioneit's your bug anyway. fix it11:22
dokopitti: sure.11:22
Keybukit's a difficult fix, sadly11:22
fabbionewell -server needs it11:22
dokopitti: yeah, there are other changes ...11:22
Keybuksure, it will be fixed11:22
KeybukI'm not sure how to cope with the /usr-on-NFS problem though11:22
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pittidoko: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/tmp/g-c-m.ppd-dir.diff11:23
pittidoko: so you should name your version ubuntu5, too11:23
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dokopitti: hmm, yes, there was an -ubuntu5 version on p.u.c for some time. better name it ubuntu611:26
pittiok, no big deal11:26
dokopitti: the cups_dir part seems to be wrong, it will _only_ find the custom printers then11:27
pittidoko: I think it's correct, it just uses the value for installing new PPDs11:30
pittidoko: I just checked the code again11:30
pittidoko: the retrieval of the PPD list is not done by g-c-m, it's done by libcups through libgnomecups11:30
pittidoko: (CUPS-Get-PPDs IPP command)11:31
fabbionewho does load alsa/sound modules today?11:31
fabbionewho/what11:31
pittiudev normally11:31
fabbioneok11:31
fabbionethanks11:31
pittiapart from e. g. the snd-powermac11:31
pittithis has to be in /etc/modules11:31
fabbioneok thanks11:31
fabbionepitti: do you know if we are using modprobe.d or modutils to add parameters to modules on load?11:33
fabbionei am not in the mood to reboot to figure it out :)11:33
pittifabbione: I'm 90% sure that it's /etc/modprobe.d/*11:33
fabbioneok thanks11:33
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Keybukmodprobe.d11:35
Keybuksee the bottom of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base11:35
Keybukpitti: do you have a powerbook handy?11:36
pittiKeybuk: just an iBook11:36
Keybukpitti: can you "modinfo snd-powermac" for me?11:36
Keybukmy powerbook is out of action until lunchtime when I can go get a CD lens cleaning kit for it11:37
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Keybukyeah, I did a test install which failed due to being unable to read the CD11:38
Keybukand now it won't read *any* CD11:38
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pittiKeybuk: I have the modinfo here, what do you need?11:43
Keybukjust the alias list, if there is one11:43
pittiKeybuk: there's none at all11:44
Keybukok11:45
Keybukthat's why it isn't loaded automatically then11:45
Keybukwondered whether it was like the bmac module, which does have an alias list, but still isn't loaded11:45
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ivokspitti: ping11:49
pittihi ivoks11:49
pittithanks for the patch11:49
ivoksnp11:49
ivoksi have an idea for samba too :)11:50
ivoksfor sharing printers over samba11:50
ivoksmaybe not dapper material, but could be for edgy11:50
Keybukfabbione: what was the bug you filed and rejected again? :)11:53
fabbioneKeybuk: the via module and the uart did change name in .1511:55
fabbionevia82cxx to via82xx11:55
fabbioneyou should probably recheck that the ones mentioned in alsa-base still match on .1511:56
Keybukahh11:57
Keybukthe alsa-base file is generated by code in the alsa drivers :)11:57
Keybukso I always figure that one's right11:57
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jdubpitti, carlos: would you regard the launchpad translation stats for dapper as accurate in real terms (ie. would users agree with them)?12:29
pittijdub: unless they have an error in their counting algorithm, why should they be wrong?12:29
pittijdub: you mean that the missing ones are often translations which normal users don't see anyway?12:30
pittijdub: (like translated gcc error messages and that stuff)12:30
jdubwell, the stats take *everything* into account right? so might be skewed by lack of translations for random cli things compared to desktop things, stuff like that12:30
pittiright12:31
carlosjdub: yeah, the stats are for all main packages12:31
carlosnot just the desktop12:31
jdub'cos the top ten in the list seems really odd compared to gnome top ten, things like that12:31
jdub(heh, never noticed that dapper's release date in launchpad is "when it's done")12:32
Coyctecmwhat's the status of cnr warehouse thing in ubuntu?12:33
jdubCoyctecm: "it was a random comment from kevin carmony - no real status"12:34
Coyctecmjdub: ok, and I really hope nobody ever even think about that kind of stuff..12:35
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jdubpitti: 8)12:35
jdubCoyctecm: run gnome-app-install - it's similar enough in concept :)12:36
Coyctecmjdub: :P12:36
carlosjdub: gcc and openoffice adds a bunch of strings12:37
carlosjdub: also, you have there KDE12:37
jdubcarlos: mmm, so it's hard to use those stats to get a feeling for impact12:38
sivangre all12:38
carlosjdub: we could define a better way to get those stats like Kubunut, XUbuntu and Ubuntu ones taking into account just the ones we have inside the CDs12:39
carlosand things like that12:39
jdubcarlos: not meaning to dump work on you though, just getting a feel for what it means myself :)12:40
jdubcarlos: but figuring stuff out like that would be pretty cool12:40
jdubperhaps splitting the stats into seeds would be helpful12:41
carlosjdub: I don't think I would do it before dapper release, but we could add it as a wishlist to implement when we have time...12:41
carlosjdub: do we have such information already inside soyuz?12:41
jdubyeah12:41
jdubprobably not12:41
jdubwell, maybe12:41
jdubkamion's offline atm12:41
jdubKinnison: ping?12:41
jdubi didn't think seed management was in soyuz yet, but maybe it knows about it through other means12:42
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jdubheh12:43
jdub"Choose "Select languages..." to ensure that the languages you speak are included in all translation pages."12:43
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jdubs/speak/understand/ ? ;-)12:43
carlosjdub: we would need that information in soyuz to be able to generate those stats12:43
carlosjdub: well, Rosetta is to do translations ;-)12:44
carlosyou need more than just understand to do translations...12:44
jdubspeaking and reading are different though ;)12:44
carlosbut yes, perhaps 'speak' is not the best term12:44
jdubman, that serbian team is rocking pretty hard12:44
jdub39 contributors12:45
jduband kicking the crap out of everyone else12:45
jduboh, the column sorting is client-side, hey?12:46
carlosright12:46
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spaceywhats serbian?12:58
Treenaksspacey: 'from Serbia'12:59
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neutrinomassIs the preferred place for temporary files in /var/tmp or in /tmp ?01:02
spaceyTreenaks: whats the dutch name for that?01:02
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Treenaksspacey: Servisch01:03
spaceyaaaah! Servisch01:04
spaceyhome of molosofiets01:04
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spaceyquite cool to see countries you don't really think about rock much harder then us lazy dutchies01:07
Treenaksspacey: you know this is #ubuntu-devel?01:09
jdubspacey: well, you know, it's much easier when you really have a language you can call your own01:09
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dsasisn't the national language of Australia English?01:23
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Treenaksdsas: As a precaution?01:25
dsasjust a check-up :-)01:25
thomdsas: well, they speak something that sounds similar01:27
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fabbionehey thombot!01:43
dokopitti: bug 21722 is this a permission problem?01:43
UbugtuMalone bug 21722 in gnome-cups-manager "A4 paper size unalterable in printer setup" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2172201:43
pittidoko: whoa, g-c-m modifies /etc/pagesize???01:45
StevenKHeh01:45
fabbioneEEEEK01:45
pittierm, papersize even01:45
fabbioneit's a configfile for libpaper01:45
pittifabbione: ... if run as root01:45
StevenKpitti: Heh, I was about to correct you.01:45
fabbioneif g-c-m does that is really BAD BAD BAD01:45
StevenKWhat should it do instead? Yet another dotfile?01:46
pittifabbione: well, it's not a conffile, so it's not as evil as it seems01:46
fabbioneit is a config file01:46
pittifabbione: but still, this should go into the cups config, not /etc01:46
fabbionecheck libpaper sources01:46
pittiyes, I know01:47
StevenKfabbione: Not on breezy, anyway.01:47
fabbioneStevenK: it has always been01:47
fabbionea conffile for libpaper i mean01:47
StevenKdpkg -s should spit out conffiles, no?01:48
fabbioneStevenK: i can have a conf file that's generated by postinst01:49
StevenKOh, duh.01:49
pittifabbione: that's not a conffile then, just a configuration file01:49
StevenKCorrect.01:49
StevenKWhich means g-c-m can fiddle with it.01:49
pittii. e. it does not belong to the package (for dpkg's sake)01:49
fabbioneconfiguration -> conf...01:49
fabbionecomen on :)01:49
StevenKfabbione: No, they are different.01:50
pitticonffile is special :)01:50
_ionMethinks there should be metapackages such as "ubuntu-desktop-printing", "ubuntu-desktop-pcmcia", "ubuntu-desktop-bluetooth" which would be installed by default, but a user _would_ have a chance to not have e.g. Bluetooth and PCMCIA related stuff installed while still having ubuntu-desktop.01:50
fabbionepitti: well dpkg sake ... we can argue about ar sake :P01:50
fabbioneStevenK: no, really???01:50
StevenKfabbione: I'm trying to help. If you snap back at me, I'll stop.01:51
StevenKfabbione: I've had a crap day, so .....01:51
fabbioneStevenK: add a ;) to the above..01:51
StevenKAh01:51
fabbioneit wasn't meant to be offensive01:51
fabbionesorry01:51
StevenKIt's fine, adding the smiley makes it unoffensive.01:51
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StevenKfabbione: Point is, if it's a conffile g-c-m can't touch it, and if it's a configuration file, g-c-m can touch it.01:52
fabbioneStevenK: yes i remember the rule.. i did mix conffile with configurationfile01:52
fabbionethey sound toooooo similar01:52
fabbioneit's all gtk fault01:53
dholbachpffft01:53
StevenKHeh.01:53
StevenKSure, blame the poor library.01:53
StevenK;-)01:53
Kamionhey folks; how's beta2 testing going?01:54
StevenKKamion: .... testing ...?01:54
StevenKKamion: I'm sorry, what does that word mean? :-P01:54
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thomStevenK: it means you run lintian before you upload01:59
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StevenKHah01:59
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ograKamion, found one minor utf8 bug http://people.ubuntu.com/~ogra/edubuntu/live-install/Screenshot-Install.png02:06
Kamionogra: I noticed that too. Feel free to file it; nobody else has yet02:07
ograKamion, and the guys in #edubuntu had probs with cancelling the install from the progress bar (install.py hangs) bugs are filed02:07
KamionI saw those bugs, yes, although the person who filed it neglected to tell me what version of anything he was using :P02:08
ograheh02:08
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ograthe current beta2 candidate of edubuntu02:08
Kamionok02:08
Kamionnot sure whether to hold for that or not02:08
ograhe has also probs with the resolution 02:08
ograhis laptop only detects 640x480 the app window is to big to reach the buttons in that mode02:09
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dokoDiziet: font ping02:13
ograKamion, they both test in vmware... might be a vmware bug... *real HW* tests are in progress02:17
pittiKamion: do you need a ppc ubiquity test?02:18
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ograyep :)02:18
Coyctecmwhy ubuntu's default gtk1.2 fonts are not configured to look clean? they are huge02:21
_ionNobody uses gtk1.2. :-)02:22
tsengbecause ubuntu's "defaults" don't use gtk1.2 to the best of my knowledge02:22
tsengmaybe something in edubuntu02:22
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Coyctecmwell i use gtk 1.2 :)02:22
Coyctecmwell xmms only02:22
ogratseng, ??02:22
tsengogra: dont you have some silly gtk1 apps?02:23
ogranope02:23
tsengcool02:23
ogragtk1.2 should have died long ago :)02:23
pittiunfortunately we can't demote it :(02:24
Coyctecmthat could be nice touch if they were probeply configured by default02:24
fabbionepitti: what's left with it?02:24
ograpitti, at some point we'kk be able to02:24
ogra*we'll02:24
Kamionpitti: always02:24
pittifabbione: imlib, libdv, libiodbc2, smpeg, xmms02:25
Coyctecmthere are few apps that people use and they are gtk 1.2 based02:25
Kamionogra: the 640x480 thing is a known bug, we can't easily fit ubiquity into that screen size (in fact we decided not to try at the UI sprint) and I haven't much looked at trying yet02:25
Coyctecmlike xmms, mplayer-gui etc.02:25
ograKamion, i dont think its a ubiquity bug anyway02:25
pittifabbione: xmms coudl be demoted, but kdegraphics is the only thing that requires us to keep the old imlib (another dup)02:25
ograKamion, the laptop doe higher resolutions usually02:26
Coyctecmnerolinux uses gtk 1.202:26
fabbionepitti: ok02:26
ograpitti, but that could be solved for eft02:26
fabbioneCoyctecm: -ENOCARE.. nerolinux is non-free02:26
Surakwhat 640x480 thing? which video board is that? via unichrome did this in breezy, but it works now02:26
pittiogra: I truly hope so02:26
ograand mplayer-gui is in multiverse :)02:27
pittiogra: keeping them (imlib and gtk1.2) in dapper just hurts security-wise02:27
ograyes02:27
Coyctecmfabbione: yes, i don't use it myself, but many many users use it02:27
ograand clutter wise :)02:27
fabbioneCoyctecm: demoting a library does not mean killing it02:27
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jdubpitti: how much do we care about kdegraphics?02:27
ograCoyctecm, but that doesnt mean it needs to be in the default install02:27
pittijdub: well, I don't :)02:27
Riddelljdub: lots02:28
ograedubuntu neither 02:28
jdubRiddell: what's in it?02:28
pittiit's a central KDE component02:28
jdubbummer02:28
jdubimlib102:28
jdubthat's pretty scary02:28
Coyctecmogra: no, but what i mean is that new users could better "picture" of ubuntu that way02:28
pittithey should just port it to imlib202:28
Riddellpitti: actually it might not be02:29
Coyctecmogra: but well, gtk 1.2 indeed is waste of time nowadays :)02:29
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pittiRiddell: a central component, or using imlib1?02:29
RiddellI think imlib is only used by some mostly obsolete part of kdegraphics02:29
Surakis nmapfe still using gtk1.2 on ubuntu? just tested on fedora and the answer is yes...02:29
Riddelllet me see what happens if I compile it without02:29
ograCoyctecm, we dont want to make it disappear, we just want to demote it to universe 02:29
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pittigo, Riddell, go!02:30
jdubRiddell: yay!02:30
Coyctecmok :)02:30
pittigetting rid of imlib would be worthwhile on its own02:30
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ivokshi02:30
ivokspitti: i can confirm that share my printers work (with that Allow @LOCAL in cupsd.conf)02:30
pittiivoks: with Browsing off?02:31
ivoksi didn't test that... 02:31
ivoksjust a sec02:31
ivoksworks with browsing off too :)02:32
ivoksnice02:32
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ivoksso, *sharing* scripts need rewrite02:32
pittiivoks: that's contrary to upstream's documentation and the comment ...02:32
pittibut it makes much more sense02:33
ivoksyeah, i tought browsing must be on too :/02:33
SurakGuys, I think my contributions to Ubuntu are enough for become a Ubuntu member. However, I have no testimonial from actual Ubuntu members yet. Can someone which saw some of my work help me on that? My wikipage is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/AlexandreOttoStrube  and I am registered in launchpad as https://launchpad.net/people/surak02:33
ograpitti, CUPS upstrem documentation ????02:33
ograHAHAHAHA02:33
pittiivoks: hm, there's a bug about it02:33
pittiogra: ?02:33
ograpitti, you never read ESR's rant about cups and theor docs ?02:34
ogra*their02:34
pittiogra: no, I didn't02:34
ivoksok, at least we now know how it really works :)02:34
pittiogra: I know the docs a bit, though02:34
ivokspitti: one sec02:35
ivoksthis is how it works:02:35
ivoksif browsing is off02:35
ograpitti, http://www.catb.org/esr/writings/cups-horror.html02:35
ivoksclients can print on it (but can't see it on the list)02:35
ivoksif browsing is on02:35
ivoksclients can see and print on it02:35
pittiivoks: yes, sure02:36
ivoksso, i guess we should enable browse for sharing02:36
pittiivoks: I meant, the documentation suggests that you need to enable Browsing for exporting your printers over the browse protocoll02:37
pittiivoks: well, I'll try that out myself when I can get my attention back to cups02:37
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ivoksi'm here with 4 cupses and few printers :)02:37
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pittiivoks: in the meantime, thanks a lot for your investigations and patches :)02:37
pittiivoks: if you find out anything, please note it in the bug reports, so that it doesn't get lost02:38
ivokspitti: do you prefere any special bug (allready opened) or want me to open a new one?02:38
pittiivoks: bug 41403 for example02:38
UbugtuMalone bug 41403 in cupsys "Network printers are visible even though Browsing is off" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4140302:38
ivoksok :)02:38
pittior whatever02:39
pittiI didn't look at this one at all so far02:39
pittiI really need to catch up with security before continuing printer stuff, sorry02:39
ivoksnp02:39
ivoksi'll try to help as much as i can02:39
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ivoksstop guys :)02:39
ivoksfirst dholbach, then pitti...02:40
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ivoksthose dev guys... :)02:41
ogra:)02:41
_ionHm. Looks like persian text is rendered uglier than before (with the Sans font alias).02:44
_ion"Before" being something like 12 weeks ago.02:44
sivanghmm, who can check if a apcakge went out or needs a kick out of NEW ?02:53
tsengsivang: if it left NEW you got a mail that says ACCEPTED02:57
tsengsivang: if you didnt, it didnt.02:57
sivangtseng: okay, so I got the accepted email, I'll wait then until it's went out of NEW.02:58
tsengsivang: if its accepted it is out02:58
sivangtseng: but I can't install it or find it in the archive, can you? (pkg name: upbackup)02:59
tsengsivang:  i didnt say it built or hit the archive02:59
tsenghttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/upbackup03:00
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tsenghttps://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/18786003:00
tsengthe source package is in the mirrors03:01
StevenKThe binaries are in NEW03:02
StevenKI suspect.03:02
tsengthere is only one binary, and presumably the source passed new03:02
pittiKamion: ppc ubiquity success03:02
tsengbut i guess i agree with StevenK 03:02
StevenKThe binary .deb's are in NEW03:02
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StevenK(I guess)03:02
StevenKKamion or infinity could tell you for certain.03:03
nomeddholbach, around ?03:04
fabbionehow has a ppc here around to run one command for me?03:04
dholbachnomed: about to go outside03:05
sivangStevenK: okay, thank you gues.03:05
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sivangguys03:05
nomedi see there is a patch within icon-naming-utils03:05
ografabbione, ?03:05
fabbioneogra: what ppc do you have?03:05
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ograibook G403:05
dholbachnomed: what about it?03:05
zulheylo03:05
nomeddo u think upstreamer could accept it ?03:05
fabbioneogra: ati or nvidia card?03:05
ograati03:05
ogra(100% bugfree btw)03:05
nomeddholbach, i'll need to send a patch to him to add xfce icons03:05
dholbachnomed: I talked to them about it, they thought it wasn't necessary03:06
fabbioneogra: can you please logout from X and tell me the output from xresprobe ati ?03:06
nomedok03:06
dholbachnomed: there should be a bug report about it03:06
ografabbione, it works from within X as well ...03:06
Amaranthfabbione: I can too, if needed.03:06
dholbachnomed: although it might have been a irc discussion as well03:06
fabbioneAmaranth: yes please03:06
dholbachnomed: you can ask about it, if you like03:06
AmaranthG4 Mac mini, Radeon 925003:06
fabbioneogra: please do it from outside03:06
Amaranthok, brb03:06
fabbioneAmaranth: yes that's fine03:06
nomeddholbach, ok03:06
dholbachnomed: thanks03:07
ografabbione, then it will take a minute, i khave several open unfinished mails 03:07
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fabbioneogra: ok thanks03:07
sivangtseng: is there a reason why the binaries wouldn't get out of NEW ?03:11
sivangtseng: do thay need speical manual approval ?03:11
StevenKsivang: They do03:11
sivangStevenK: ah, I see03:11
StevenK(Just like source)03:11
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sivangStevenK: okay then, I just need to wait for it to come out of NEW again I guess, funny thing I already have a fix for the previous package....I hope it wouldn't take longer after the package has already went out one time from NEW for both bin and src.03:12
tsengStevenK: ive never seen a source with a single binary go through new (source) and not new (bin)03:12
StevenKtseng: Tell sivang, not me. :-)03:13
Amaranthfabbione: http://rafb.net/paste/results/SMP54Q62.html03:13
fabbioneAmaranth: thanks03:13
Amaranthfunny, i'm running at 1152x86403:13
sivangStevenK: should I ask in #launchpad maybe? ;-)03:13
tsengwhy there03:13
sivangtseng: possible buildd bug ? I don't know...03:14
sivangtseng: or publishing one, rather.03:14
StevenKThey will be able you if unseen binary packages go into NEW, but not what's in there, I suspect.03:14
StevenKEr, s/unseen/unknown/03:14
fabbionewoo03:17
fabbionei was this >< close to add a regression in X03:17
thomdon't do that then03:18
fabbionei am not going to :)03:18
Amaranthfabbione: whew :)03:19
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ograMithrandir, id the liveCD supposed to have working hibernate ? 03:20
Mithrandirogra: no, and it won't for dapper.03:20
ograok03:20
Mithrandirogra: it's on my list of stuff to add for eft, though03:20
ograMithrandir, fine then i just have a user in #edubuntu trying it and wondering why it doent work :)03:21
ograi'll tell him to stop testing suspend/hibernate ;)03:21
Mithrandirogra: it should work if you pass resume=$partition, though.03:21
Mithrandirbut I haven't tried it and I suspect it won't work, but it's worth a try.03:21
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ograMithrandir, he's asking if he should file a bug (he cant come over here, chatting through a restricted cgiirc scrip t from work)03:23
Mithrandirogra: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/casper/+bug/2388203:23
UbugtuMalone bug 23882 in casper "Hibernate option should be suppressed on the live CD" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  03:23
ograthanks03:24
Mithrandirso no need to file a bug.03:24
ograyep03:24
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janimodholbach: hi03:28
janimotalked about the gnumeric build hack with Gauvain03:28
janimoit is the cleanest solution we could come up with03:28
Kamiontseng: source and binary NEW happen at minimum an hour apart, so it's pretty common03:32
Kamionsivang: relax, it's in NEW, I'll deal with it in a bit03:32
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dholbachjanimo: cleanest solution involves building libgoffice-gtk-something-dev?04:07
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janimodholbach: that will make the two libraries not installable in the same buildd04:08
janimowhich is our goal if we want to build from the same source package04:08
dholbacharg arg arg arg arg arg04:08
janimothis is why I specifically talked to gnumeric upstream04:08
janimoand they guarrantee that -gtk and -gnome libs are going to be04:09
janimoAPI/ABI compatible at any version04:09
dholbachyeah04:09
janimoso the sed hack takes advantage of that04:09
janimobuold agains the -dev, because we _know_ it will be ok at runtime04:09
dholbachi'd like to hear some views on that on the mailing list04:09
dholbachis that ok for you?04:09
dholbachi don't like either idea, but I want to hear some concerns before we do it04:09
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janimoI am thinking about this since december :) and talking to debian/gnumeric upstream just to make sure :)04:10
dholbach(if there are any)04:10
dholbachyeah04:10
dholbachi definitely see your need for it04:10
janimodholbach: sure np with the getting other idea04:10
dholbachthat's out of question04:10
dholbachThank you.04:10
janimothank _you_ for taking care of this :)04:10
dholbachI don't want to be a pain in the ass, I'd just like to hear more views from people being more apt than I am.04:10
janimoafter how much I talked about this with gnumeric/debian upstream you'll have to try hard before becoming a pita :)04:11
janimorelative to them :)04:11
janimoindeed I am curious if there's some cleaner trickery to do this thing04:11
dholbachI'm sure we'll get relevant opinions on ubuntu-devel.04:12
dholbach... and get over with it.04:12
janimook, so are you going to post?04:14
janimothere's probably more madness on the same scale that will be for evince and gnome-system tools :)04:14
janimothat's the price for getting no duplicates for these in main04:15
dholbachjanimo: no, you do that. :)04:15
dholbachjanimo: I'm not good at explaining other people's ideas.04:16
janimook04:16
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janimohmm there's no patch to revisit04:18
janimodholbach: was there a LP bug on this, or did Gauvain point you to a diff?04:19
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dholbachjanimo: not yet04:19
janimodholbach: just talking about the idea?04:19
dholbachyep04:20
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dholbachKinnison: could you tell me about your gpm plans? would it be ok, if I'd patch some icons in? (patch adding new files, modifying rules,control) or do you want me to wait until you uploaded the new stuff?04:23
janimodholbach: ah I remember now that you mention icons and patching04:24
janimowe have a situation where an app uses an icon name which is only in the gnome icon theme but not in tango04:25
janimoa screenshot panel plugin for xfce04:25
janimowhat is the best way to make sure it gets an icon at runtime?04:25
KamionRiddell: any test results for today's Kubuntu daily-live? (sorry if I missed them earlier)04:25
janimopatch the source to look for a fallback? install the hardcoded icon along with it?04:26
RiddellKamion: yes, they're all good04:26
Kamiongreat04:26
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Kamiontopicdiff: beta2 candidates available for Xubuntu too04:26
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KamionRiddell: hope my KDE frontend changes looked reasonable04:27
janimodholbach: is it polite to just reject bugs aginst breezy which are not dataloss/security?04:27
KamionI think the manual partitioner should be a good bit better now04:27
janimoKamion, thanks. just discovered on today's live that install or any other .desktop file is not runnable from the desktop04:27
dholbachjanimo: I think that's ok. If people complain say that we don't have the manpower or the changes are too intrusive04:27
pittijanimo: if they are fixed in dapper, they should be 'Fix released' instead04:27
Kamionjanimo: oops. is a fix on its way?04:27
ograKamion, apart from the reported bugs edubuntu should be good to go as well (didnt test the installer on ppc yet)04:27
janimoso it would not be too good of a beta, unless we tell users to launch it from terminal04:28
janimoKamion, just discovered it so not yet I ;m afraid04:28
dholbachjanimo: as for the icon question, you might want to install an icon to hicolor (make sure you don't overlap with others)04:28
janimoif it's ok I can delay till tomorrow?04:28
pittiKamion: does that mean you just released new images? or does that still refer to tonights/this morning's ones?04:28
Kamionjanimo: yeah, that's ok04:28
Kamionpitti: still this morning's images04:28
janimopitti, ack, although this one looks like needinfo or invalid even for breezy. I'll reject it with a polite wording then04:29
LureKamion: new Kubuntu live available? I can do another test run...04:30
pittijanimo: sure04:30
RiddellLure: yeah, please do04:30
RiddellLure: rsync against yesterdays04:30
LureRiddell: will do04:30
KamionLure: new from this morning04:32
Kamionas in about ten hours ago04:32
LureKamion: got it - need 1-1.5 hours to rsync...04:33
Kamionstuff's looking OK though - the cancellation bugs reported on Edubuntu (which will apply to Ubuntu and Xubuntu as well) are not good, but I don't think they're a regression from breezy either04:33
Kamiontesting i386 and amd64 Ubuntu here04:33
ograthey shouldnt block beta204:33
Kamionyeah, I agree04:33
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pittiKamion: not sure whether you saw it, ppc was fine here (reiserfs install OOTB)04:34
Kamioner, when I said regression from breezy I obviously meant regression from beta04:34
ogra:)04:34
Kamionpitti: great, thanks - I think I saw it04:34
pittimy amd64 is compiling mozilla like mad, and that'll still take a while04:34
pittiso I can't test amd64 right now04:34
janimodholbach, so putting the icon into hicolor is ok then? no icon them should put stuff there. I don't know how to avoid a name clash besides changing the icon name but that is the same as patching the sources04:34
dholbachicon theme lookup is safer than hardcoding a path04:35
sivangKamion: k, thanks, sorry for the speculations, I just wanted to make sure everything's right with it.04:36
sivangKamion: after the first time it's out of NEW (both bin and src) it will be no hussle to have subsequent uploads without you needing to authorize them ?04:38
Kamionsivang: correct04:38
Kamionif we needed to approve every upload by hand we'd never get anything done04:38
sivangKamion: okay, sorry for the stupid question :)04:38
ograKamion, we could hire a monkey for NEW then 04:39
mvoKamion: if you have a moment I would appreciate your opinion on #4129704:39
ogra(they work for bananas and you can easily teach them to hit the big NEW button :) )04:40
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Kamionmvo: I've got it open in my browser already but haven't quite dealt with it yet :)04:40
mvoKamion: ok :) 04:41
infinityogra: As it turns out, processing NEW actually requires real people to check packages and make sure they're A) not a complete mess, and B) legally distributable.04:41
infinityogra: Most monkeys aren't terribly good at determining either.04:41
ograinfinity, damned, youre right 04:42
ogra:)04:42
Kamionmvo: you can always set DEBIAN_FRONTEND=dialog in the environment if you like04:42
ograinfinity, how's the health situation over there ? 04:42
infinityogra: Pretty crap, but I'm working out of guilt at this point.04:43
infinityQuite the motivator.04:43
ograworking out of guilt and being ill even longer is no good plan ...04:43
ograbrb04:45
mvoKamion: sure, but if I do this, I would like to make sure that the internal terminal is expanded as soon as a debconf question is asked. so I need a way to detect it. I was wondering if I could do some magic for this04:45
Kamionoh, hmm04:46
Kamionwatch for the ANSI codes that indicate dialog switching screen mode?04:46
mvothats a pretty nifty idea :)04:46
Kamionwould be cleaner to implement some kind of passthrough frontend04:47
Kamionbut then you'd need a second terminal to put debconf questions in04:47
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ografabbione, id: COLOR LCD04:47
ograres: 1024x76804:48
ografreq:04:48
Kamionsee /usr/share/doc/debconf-doc/passthrough.txt.gz if that approach sounds interesting - though it would probably be a fair bit of work04:48
ogradisptype: lcd/lvds04:48
Kamionusing debconf again to display the dialogs would be complicated because you'd have to make it use separate databases to avoid locking pain04:48
mvoKamion: thanks, a great deal of work sounds bad. anything in espresso I could reuse? (I kow it has a new name, but I can't pronounce it)04:48
Kamionand you'd be running into the less well-tested bits of debconf04:48
Kamionmvo: not usefully, no04:49
mvo*meh*04:49
KamionI suspect the horrible hack of watching for specific escape sequences on the terminal is actually easier04:49
Kamionif you can do that04:49
mvoa lot easier04:49
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mvoand its less horrible than the pre-depend that is mentioned in the bugreport ;)04:49
Kamionhmm, German for ubiquity is Allgegenwart apparently - think I prefer the English version ;)04:50
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fabbioneogra: ok thanks04:51
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ograKamion, but i know from the top of my hat how to write Allgegenwart :)04:51
ograer04:51
ograand from my head as well04:51
ograpronouncing ubiquity is easy after trying it once, but keeping in ming where all these q's and u's have to be placed isnt easy :)04:52
ogra*mind04:52
dholbachmvo: Allgegenwart sounds a bit too sacral for my taste :)04:52
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ograyeah04:53
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mvoallgegenwart/from today looks good btw, it seems to fix at least the keyboard issue I had earlier04:54
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Riddellpitti: well, we'll see how many complains we get :)04:55
infinitymvo: Can you record yourself pronouncing "ubiquity" (or failing to do so) for me? :)04:55
pittiRiddell: what breaks without it?04:56
Riddellpitti: it means kuickshow no longer gets compiled, but it's obsolete as far as I'm concerned04:56
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bddebianMorning peoples04:58
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mdzfabbione: I was asking because both my laptop and my desktop had both x11-common and xorg-common installed05:03
mdzfabbione: ah, perhaps only the init script was there, and the init script didn't check whether the package was installed05:03
mdzfabbione: this is starting to sound familiar, perhaps we discussed it before05:03
fabbionemdz: i did a test here.. fresh breezy -> dapper and xorg-common is removed, but not purged05:03
mdzfabbione: and its init script still runs05:03
infinityAnd init scripts are conffiles, hence the percieved problem.05:03
fabbionemeeeehhh05:04
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mdzmvo's upgrade tool should work around this by purging it05:04
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fabbionemdz: yes that does work...05:04
infinitymvo's upgrade tool should really have a more generic "list everything I just removed, and now that the upgrade is done, purge it" thing or something, I suspect.05:04
fabbionemdz: but more than conflicts, i am not sure what i can do05:05
fabbioneinfinity: it does have it05:05
infinityapt-get --purge dist-upgrade can be dangeours in rare corner cases, where you don't want the purge to happen before the new install, but it should be safe to purge as a last step.05:05
Kamioninfinity: would need to be strictly optional05:05
mdzfabbione: well, 1) have the upgrade tool purge it (should be done), or 2) upload to breezy-updates fixing the init script05:05
infinityKamion: Probably.  Though we get more bugs from people not purging packages then from people breaking their system by purging stuff. :)05:06
Kamionpurge-by-default is pretty scary still05:06
jdubpitti: only a few days to go :-)05:06
fabbionemdz: the init script is not dangerous is it?05:06
pittijdub: mozilla/warty is building...05:06
infinityJust verbose.  it doesn't actually DO anything particularly scary, AFAIK...05:06
mdzfabbione: no, but it prints *two* spurious messages which clutter the much prettier boot in dapper05:06
fabbionemdz: hmm ok05:06
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mdzso 1) is probably the best we will do05:07
ogracant we keep a transitional empty package of it to remove the initscript  ?05:07
infinitymdz: Well, fixing the upgrade tool fixes it for people who upgrade "the right way", and I suspect others can just keep the slightly uglier boot, until we give them a "find unpurged packages and purge them" tool.05:07
fabbionemdz: i can do a workaround on it in x11-common to check the md5 of that script and disable it if it is the same as in breezy05:07
pittiinfinity: after I finished mozilla, I'll attack tbird for stables; however, do you think I can grab you for doing the corresponding enigmail update?05:07
Keybukogra: empty package would need a postinst that removed the init script05:07
pittiinfinity: (it won't happen today, proably next Tuesday)05:07
infinitypitti: Sure thing.  I can do tbird itself too, if you're too busy.05:07
mdzfabbione: I don't think it's worth the trouble05:07
ograKeybuk, yep, but if we dont need it at all, thats fine, no ?05:07
mdzfabbione: better to fix the real bugs in X05:08
fabbionemdz: also.. i couldn't reproduce the X issue you mentioned...05:08
pittiinfinity: I guess after your sick days you are horribly overloaded, too05:08
mdzfabbione: X issue I mentioned?05:08
Kamioninfinity: (find unpurged packages> we call it dselect :P)05:08
infinitypitti: Well, this is true. :)05:08
pittiinfinity: and I'd rather have you for php05:08
fabbionemdz: the one about the complex md5sum calculation that was bailing on you05:08
fabbionemdz: with cat $something missing05:08
infinityKamion: I've heard good things about this dselect thing, but people keep telling me it's obsolete, and I should use package tools that hide useful info from me at every turn. :)05:08
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fabbionemdz: i *think* that people that are experiencing it have been going trough a broken x11-common 05:09
infinityfabbione: The one about /var/whatever/X11 versus /var/whatever/xfree or something, and crazy md5 madness?05:09
mvoinfinity:  (find unpurged packages> we call it synaptic :P)05:09
fabbionemdz: because breezy -> dapper is ok05:09
mdzfabbione: mizar:[~]  ls /var/lib/x1105:09
mdzX.roster                Xwrapper.config.roster  xorg.conf.roster05:09
mdzXwrapper.config.md5sum  xorg.conf.md5sum05:09
fabbioneinfinity: yeah exactly05:09
Keybukaptitude purge "~c"05:09
Keybukeasy05:09
infinityfabbione: I think I may have a handle on that.05:09
mdzfabbione: note there is no X.md5sum05:09
fabbionemdz: yes that is right.. but i can't get to that situation05:09
fabbionemdz: so if i don't understand why .md5sum was missing05:10
fabbionei have no way to fix it05:10
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mdzfabbione: does it matter?  if it is missing, it should be created based on the existing symlink05:10
fabbioneinfinity: did you reproduce it?05:10
fabbionemdz: i will need to recheck that part of the code.. but yeah it's doable that way assuming there is only one xserver installed05:11
fabbionemdz: otherwise you are doomed :)05:11
mdzfabbione: but it doesn't seem to fail the maintainer script, so unless you know otherwies it is cosmetic05:11
infinityfabbione: No, I only noticed it in passing, but I have some fair ideas of how it could happen, and how to make it happy.05:11
fabbionemdz: i did read that code quickly.. i was hoping to reproduce the problem and go down to a set -x05:11
mdzfabbione: so if it is a corner case which doesn't affect upgrades from breezy, and is a cosmetic error, then the other bugs are more important05:11
infinitymdz: BTW, the "missing GL headers" bug (if you recall that one) is a bug in breezy, only triggered on upgrade to dapper.05:12
fabbionemdz: i will check it again05:12
infinitymdz: Would it be appropriate to upload a new mesa to breezy-updates to fix that, and just pray that people will upgrade before the upgrade? :)05:12
mdzinfinity: we already instruct them to do so05:13
mdzif there is no way to work around it in dapper, then yes05:13
infinitymdz: (unversioned "Replaces", leading to a forward-replace during the upgrade, and the world explodes, cause those files just moved too many effin' times)05:13
infinitySo, version the replaces in breezy, and we're gold.05:13
mdzsounds safe enough05:14
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infinityI'll pop up a fix later on.05:14
bddebian*cough* ivtools *cough*05:15
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fabbionemdz: ok you got some ati love today...05:18
fabbionemdz: i will look at the X.md5sum later today05:18
fabbionei need a break now05:18
mdzfabbione: forget about X.md5sum as above; there are 500 bugs on ubuntu-x-swat which are worse05:18
mdzbugs which make X unusable for users05:19
fabbionemdz: do you have a customized xorg.conf?05:19
mdzmizar:[~]  cat /var/lib/x11/xorg.conf.md5sum05:19
mdz9102f2a981a8a0af1e6e33840804388d  /etc/X11/xorg.conf05:19
mdzmizar:[~]  md5sum /etc/X11/xorg.conf05:19
mdz9102f2a981a8a0af1e6e33840804388d  /etc/X11/xorg.conf05:19
fabbionemdz: not anymore.. down to 490 or so05:19
fabbionemdz: than there is a regression there too. The error message was claiming a customized config when it's not05:20
fabbionemdz: that means something is not happening there too05:20
fabbionedon't worry05:21
fabbionewe will get as much as possible sorted05:21
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ogra+++05:21
ogra++05:21
ogra\o/05:21
mdzwhat will happen is that we will face difficult decisions about making disruptive changes to fix those bugs, because we're already post-beta05:22
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fabbionemdz: 05:23
fabbionethe major issue is one05:23
fabbioneyou don't want to ask for at least the resolution on livecd05:23
fabbionewithout that question and no decent info from the system, we fail05:23
fabbione50%/50%05:23
fabbioneand there are other corner cases like this one where user A want foo and B != foo05:23
ogranope, we fall back to the least sucky resolution05:23
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fabbioneogra: no, we fail.05:24
ograits not completely failing05:24
mdzfor me, 100% of the systems which asked the question work fine with the default answer to the question05:24
mdzevery single one05:24
pittiI get a sucky resolution, and I know two people who suffer the same05:24
pittiand there's no apparent method to fix it05:24
fabbioneogra: sucky resolution = fail for me05:24
ografor me none of my laptops work right apart from the ibook05:24
pitti1024 just looks awkward on a 1280 TFT05:24
mdzpitti: what's the cause for autodetection failing in your case?05:25
ografabbione, fail == no X for me05:25
pittimdz: it doesn't work through DVI, works if I use the VGA connector05:25
ografabbione, my 1280x800 display is still usable at 1024x786, it just looks odd05:25
pittimdz: no idea about the cause at my friend's, I couldn't debug it so far05:25
fabbioneogra: that is a failure05:25
fabbioneogra: users complain about stuff like that05:25
fabbionea lot05:25
pittithe point is, defaulting to 1024 is fine as long as the user can switch to the right resolution in the gnome tool05:26
ografabbione, yes, but not easily solveable 05:26
pittiusing the resolution chosen in gfxboot would also be nice05:26
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ograyeah05:26
fabbionethat cannot be done easily either.. pitti05:26
pittibut we discussed that already, it's not completely adequate05:26
Kamiongfxboot gives you VESA modes, I'm not at all convinced it's appropriate05:26
pittifabbione: right, I know05:26
ograpitti, thats my suggestion since months05:26
ograKamion, there are some widescreen modes ...05:27
mdzfabbione: what makes it difficult?05:27
fabbioneKamion: sometimes it is.. others is not05:27
pittiI'd still prefer setting up more resolutions in xorg.conf, default to 1024 and let the user choose in System -> Settings -> Resolution05:27
Kamionogra: then your VESA BIOS is announcing them05:27
pittibut fabbione told me that this gives regressions, too05:27
mdzpitti: yes, I was thinking the same thing05:27
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ografabbione, when Kamion and i talked the last time about it we came to the conclusion to have a monitor db as fallback, like xfree 3.x did05:27
ografabbione, Mithrandir also said we should test edid v205:28
fabbionemdz: when you have situation in which: Card: foo with monitor bar works best without HorizSync/VertRefresh, and Card: foo with monitor baz wants HorizSync...05:28
Kamionogra: don't assume I actually have any authoritative knowledge about X though05:28
ograso combining both might gain us the results05:28
ograKamion, nor have i, but i've seen dexconf (still washing my eyes)05:28
fabbioneogra: the monitor db is built using output from ddcprobe05:28
mdzfabbione: what does "works best" mean there?05:29
fabbioneogra: edid fails too on some hw.... no matter what version05:29
mdzso long as the HorizSync/VertRefresh is big enough, why should it matter?05:29
fabbionemdz: because you cannot set arbitrary HorizSync/VertRefresh05:29
ografabbione, yep, i know i have 2 laptops here that just report edidfail 05:30
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fabbionemdz: it does matter in 2 cases: when the driver can't probe HorizSync/VertRefresh from the monitor05:30
mdzfabbione: if it works fine without HorizSync/VertRefresh, that means that X is able to autodetect the correct values, yes?05:30
fabbionemdz: and when the monitor returns wrong value05:30
fabbionemdz: it depends from the monitor...05:30
fabbionemdz: sometimes the monitors return crap05:30
fabbioneit's really complex05:30
mdzfabbione: then presumably it would not work fine05:30
ogramany cheap widescreens do that05:30
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fabbioneand it doesn't... that's why you override them manually.... with "work best with/without"05:31
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fabbioneso that you can tell the driver: hey driver, don't trust this crappy monitor.. do as i say05:31
fabbionethat means we can't just set whatever large enough value05:31
fabbioneor people will get bed refresh rates out of monitor syncs05:32
mdzbut where do we get the values in that case?05:32
fabbionewe calculate them statistically05:32
fabbioneaccording to the probed resolution05:32
fabbioneor the resolution that comes back from user input05:32
fabbioneand the calculation is accurate enough given that people complains that we are too "safe"05:33
mdzI am saying that for the case where we are writing out sync ranges, we should write out sync ranges sufficient for a wider range of modes05:33
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mdzand  include more modes in the config05:33
mdzso that the user can select them05:33
fabbionemdz: you can't05:33
mdzforget about the case where we are not writing the sync changes for a moment05:33
mdzs/changes/ranges/05:33
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mdzfabbione: this seems very much like what Windows does, and it seems to work there05:33
fabbionemdz: we need to write syncs in cases where we know that the combination driver/monitor is broken05:33
fabbioneto set a upper limit05:34
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fabbioneotherwise we go out of sync05:34
pittihi zyga 05:34
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mdzeven at 1024x768?05:34
fabbionemdz: windows has better drivers05:34
fabbioneyes even at 1024x76805:34
zygahey guys :)05:34
zygaI finally work from 8-16 :)05:34
fabbionei can give you use case for 800x60005:34
zygapitti: how are you?05:35
fabbionemdz: windows has a huge monitor db to match against.. we don't05:35
fabbioneit's really impossible to compare the two05:35
jdubo/` we built this kitty on rock and roll! o/`05:35
mdzfabbione: we cannot reasonably expect to autodetect everything, but we should be able to provide a safe fallback *and* allow the user to choose after installation05:35
pittizyga: quite fine, and you?05:36
mdzwithout a monitor db05:36
ogramdz, that will need a gui then05:36
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ograor do you really want to bother users with dpkg-reconfigure ?05:36
LureKamion, Riddell: Kubuntu ubiquity results for today in bug 4168305:36
mdzogra: we didn't have a gui for the mode question ever before05:36
infinitymdz: The problem with writing high sync ranges is that X calculates the refresh rate based on resolution and total bandwidth, so if your monitor can only do 1024x768@60, and the sync range is too high, it'll head up to 1024x768@75 on boot, and you get no display.05:36
mdzinfinity: yes, I understand now05:37
ogramdz, but it was asked automatically05:37
infinitymdz: So, the only "safe" way to write a sync range is to write one low enough that it forces you to use 1024x768@60.05:37
mdzwe'd have to write different modelines05:37
fabbioneEEEEEKKKKKKKK05:37
zygapitti: good, new big monitor to play with :)05:37
fabbionemdz: we have been carrying around this problem since warty05:37
mdzactually...aren't there default modes named like that?05:37
mdz1024x768@60?05:37
fabbioneit didn't change since than05:37
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mdzwhy can't we write out a larger list of modes and make low-refresh-rate modes the default?05:38
fabbionethe problem only become more complex with the increasing amount of users05:38
fabbionemdz: that won't work at the first time you upgrade because modes need to be sorted05:38
simirawhat's claire's nick again?05:38
fabbionesome users wants the best resolution at the first shot05:38
fabbionesimira: cvd05:38
infinityfabbione: Those users can cope.  This is exactly how Windows does it.05:39
simirathanks fabbione 05:39
mdzinfinity++05:39
fabbioneinfinity: ok, than we can close about 489 bugs in X05:39
ogramdz, it might roast your monitor since you can select the possibly broken modes from the resolution selector in the desktop05:39
fabbionewe force a default config for 640x480 and we are done05:39
infinityIt starts out at 640x480, then at the end of the install, asks if you'd like it to attempt to make it "nicer", which leads to a whopping 800x600 (or maybe 1024x768 in XP, don't recall), then leaves it there until you mnaually change it to something better still.05:39
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mdzogra: that is the user's own fault05:39
mdzwhere we can protect them, we do05:40
pittiogra: well, are there really monitors which immediately break then?05:40
ogramdz, if we offer the modes there ?05:40
mdzogra: yes05:40
Keybukogra: bah, any decent monitor (ie. ones capable of *doing* high modes/refresh rates) also have anti-roast stuff05:40
mdzKeybuk: agreed05:40
Keybukit's more a "black screen" problem05:40
infinityogra: I haven't seen a monitor explode on out-of-sync since 1985.  Seriously.05:40
pittiogra: I used wrong resolutiosn starting from my ancient 15 years old CRT up to my shiny TFT without any damage05:40
Keybukand they can solve that themselves05:40
ograpitti, probably only pretty old ones, no idea how many would break nowadays05:40
pittithe old CRT made funny noises, but it coped well, at least for some seconds05:40
mdzogra: I think it's a non-problem05:40
infinityogra: I have an old SVGA 14 inch monitor from 1989 (don't ask) that just emits a high-pitched whine and SOUNDS like it'll blow up when out of sync, but has never actually done so.05:40
ograok05:41
pittiogra: if they are that old, then the user will be grateful to have an excuse to buy a shiny new TFT05:41
ograwas just a thought :)05:41
fabbioneok05:41
pittia good CRT will cope with that :)05:41
fabbionesince it's so simple...05:41
fabbioneyou are welcome to fix it that way with your name on it05:41
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mdzI'd be surprised if they couldn't fry their monitor in the same way by selecting the wrong mode in windows05:41
mdzfabbione: you are the one saying this is a big problem05:41
infinityfabbione: I played with the resolution munging in dexconf during the breezy release, so I don't mind having a poke at it this cycle too.05:41
fabbionemdz: you are asking me what is the biggest problem and i did picture one example.05:42
ogramdz, the thing is that they wont have wrong modes in windows i guess05:42
fabbionemdz: the outcoming solution is to set everything to a sane default and let the user decide05:42
infinityThe biggest win in doing it this way is a fully-populated RandR list in GNOME, so people can pick whatever they want, not what we (poorly) detected they could do.05:42
fabbioneif that was this simple we would have done it for warty05:42
jcolewhat's the ubuntu server meta package name? is there one?05:42
mdzfabbione: I didn't ask, but I appreciate your offering an example anyway :-)05:42
fabbione<mdz> fabbione: what makes it difficult?05:43
infinityogra: Windows lets you pick any mode that your video card claims to be able to do.  They gave up on "PnP monitors" long ago, despite being instrumental in writing the spec, because so many of them are broken.05:43
fabbioneand i did explain what makes difficult to fix xorg05:43
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ograinfinity, ah, k, i'm really not up to date on windows :)05:43
mdzfabbione: you said the major issue was that we don't ask the question anymore05:43
infinityjcole: There isn't one, since ubuntu-server doesn't install any "default" stuff.05:43
mdzfabbione: (which has been true for months)05:43
infinityjcole: It's just a base install, a package manager, and your imagination to make it what you want.05:43
fabbionemdz: yes because from that answer we can (in chain) calculate all the other stuff we need... including ranges05:44
KamionLure: OK, I think that's due to the known bug that sometimes manual partitioning doesn't get written into partman right the first time round; I suspect that if you said no to the partman confirmation dialog and then tried again, it'd work fine05:44
seb128doko: when you change a package like gnome-cups-manager could you comment what you change from the changelog (cf any GNOME package upload)?05:44
mdzfabbione: I am suggesting a way that we can accomplish the same thing, but without asking a question during BOOT05:44
ograwhy dont we just add a debconf mode to usplash and ask the question again ?05:44
fabbionemdz: and yes.. i know it has been true for months.. like it has been true for a release that X sucks05:44
KamionLure: I've seen the bug a number of times myself, but I've not quite managed to track it down yet; it's fairly high on my list though05:44
Kamionhowever, this isn't a regression from beta 1, which is good05:44
ograthe shutdown stuff mdz did seems to work very well, i dont see why the same shouldnt work at boot as well05:45
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fabbionemdz: you are asking to skip a question and set some defaults to allow users to change afterwards..05:45
mdzfabbione: there are hundreds of bugs in Malone right now from users where X completely fails to start up; I refuse to believe that this is a bigger problem05:45
fabbionemdz: while we do still set a default, we can't easily make it "changable" afterwards05:45
infinityogra: Are you being serious?  Kill usplash, run debconf, re-start usplash?.. That seems less than ideal. :)05:45
jcoleinfinity: is it just a server kernel without pkgsel/install-pattern=~t^ubuntu-standard$|~t^ubuntu-desktop$ ?05:46
mdzogra: and it was Keybuk who did those changes, btw05:46
ograinfinity, run dewbconf *in* usplash ... like the "press enter" message mdz added05:46
ograoh05:46
fabbionemdz: most of them are related to broken configs... go figure...05:46
Kamionogra: mdz's change had no actual extra UI05:46
ogras/mdz/Keybuk then05:46
infinityogra: That wasn't an addition at all, dude.05:46
fabbioneor broken upstream drivers.. for which we can't do much about05:46
Keybukogra: usplash still gets killed by init, we just restart it again :)05:46
ograah, k05:46
infinityogra: That's just taking advantage of the fact that usplash doesn't trap the keyboard, so if you press [enter] , it passes through the the underlying process.05:47
mdzcasper had been trying to display its message through usplash for ages, but failing because it was dead05:47
KamionI mean, I'm sure it would be *possible* to write a debconf frontend that draws on usplash, but it's a huge boatload of work for one question05:47
KeybukKamion: plain text | pipe usplash_write? :p05:47
infinityYeah, actually, it wouldn't be too hard.05:48
infinityBut that doesn't make it right.05:48
Kamionnot sure the debconf text frontend is, uh, entirely optimal for this05:48
ograyou have to display a list, i think thats the only real prob here05:48
infinityThe text frontend is hard to parse, but wouldn't be a difficult starting point.05:48
Kamionogra: I await your patch05:49
infinityBut you'd be limited to question types that involve simple answers.05:49
mdzdebconf at boot is madness05:49
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Kamionmdz: agreed05:49
infinityDoing lists would be seriously difficult.05:49
ogramdz, but thats what we did until now :)05:49
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mdzogra: no, we did it in the installer05:49
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mdznot during a standard system boot05:50
Kamionjcole: see /preseed/ubuntu-server.seed on ubuntu-server CD images05:50
ograan easy fix would be having another menu in gfxboot and preseed the res. even if you had to boot a second time after noticing its wrong05:50
Mezhola all ;)05:50
KamionLure: (thanks for the retest though, it's appreciated)05:50
ograthe only prob is that dexconf doent accept *any* preseeding for resolutions05:51
jcoleKamion: right, thanks :)05:51
Kamionthere's no more room on the screen in gfxboot for additional menus05:51
Kamionthe horizontal space at the bottom is full, and already overflows in some languages05:51
infinityKamion: Oh, speaking of the res selector in gfxboot, can we do away with that turning into vga= options in the installed system (and breaking suspend/resume for users who have no idea why)?05:51
Kamionwrapping that menu bar onto another line is seriously non-trivial theme hacking05:51
infinityKamion: Or has that already happened when I wasn't looking?05:52
ograKamion, nothing seems trivial with the current problem ...05:52
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Kamionogra: then maybe saying "an easy fix" isn't the best idea05:52
fabbionecya all at the meeting later05:52
ograi guess we'll need to find the least sucky solution05:52
Kamioninfinity: are we certain that no systems anywhere require vga= to display a console any more?05:52
Kamionbecause that's basically why it's propagated05:53
infinityKamion: Not certain, no, but we /are/ certain that it's breaking other things due to being too easily discoverable. :/05:53
janimoKamion, ok found the xubuntu live bug, will upload the fix in a few minutes05:54
infinityIn the old days, no one would boot the installer with "vga=foo" unless they knew what they were doing, now it's a simple navigation to go "ooo, more resolution is better!" and they've just broken suspend.05:54
janimoshared-mime-info package was missing as a thunar dep, and we were saved so far by the extra gnome stuff on the CD which brought it in :)05:54
dholbachfabbione: I got kudzu removed from the archive in Hoary or something :-p05:55
ogradholbach, i dont think he was even remotely serious :)05:55
dholbachI noticed. :-p05:55
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Mezwoah, people have vbeen spamming my blog like mad05:56
Kamioninfinity: ok, fixed in debian-installer-utils 1.22ubuntu8 (won't take effect until the next debian-installer build)05:57
pitticarlos: hm, I don't see a significant increase in the number of domains today05:57
pitticarlos: if that requires more time, can we just use yesterday's langpacks? they are tested and built05:58
infinityKamion: Thanks, dude.05:58
infinityKamion: I'm trying to figure out if I still have time to hack isolinux to fix the default boot res, but I may be running out of time there..05:58
janimofabbione: is there a way of making the R300 cards which die on resume with DRI not use it by default (short of taking their pci ids out of the kernel)?05:58
LureKamion: I went now through manual partitioning again, no changes (partitions are there from previous run) selected what I want and got confirmation w/o any mention of partition - if I confirm, it should be fine, no?05:58
carlospitti: you used yesterday's tarball, if you see yesterdays' one, you had exactly the same values...05:58
carlosI think we had a race condition again...05:59
Kamioninfinity: it's still on my list too05:59
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KamionLure: the confirmation screen should display the partitions to be formatted05:59
pitticarlos: hm, I already moved the cronjob back by half an hour...05:59
infinitys/feault/default/05:59
carlospitti: let me see the time it finished...05:59
pitticarlos: shall I refetch the tarball?05:59
LureKamion: will try it then... ;-)05:59
KamionLure: if it doesn't, then either you forgot to check the reformat box on the mount point screen, or you need to say no and then press next on the mount point screen again05:59
carlospitti: perhaps the new domains did it slower06:00
Kamion(to work around the aforementioned bug)06:00
LureKamion: reformat is shaded in KDE frontend06:00
Kamiondisabled?06:00
Kamionthat's supposed to happen when there's no filesystem there so it *has* to reformat06:00
mdzinfinity: it seems to me that we should be able to add some modes to extramodes so that we can differentiate between the different refresh rates by name, and use those to order the modes in the config06:01
Kamionanyway, I do know that particular bit of the KDE frontend is still buggy - I fixed it up a fair bit last night, but I think it basically never worked right06:01
carlospitti: today, the export has 762 translation domains, and it finished at 15:12 DC time06:01
infinitymdz: I suspect you may be right.  If you need/want someone to bounce some of this off of, care to attack me post-meeting?  (it's 2am right now, and I'm pondering another nap before the meeting)06:02
LureKamion: actually they were not disbaled this time - I have seen this now... BTW, copying is in progres and fdisk -l still looks good06:02
carlospitti: http://mawson.ubuntu.com/~carlos/rosetta-dapper-2006-04-27.log06:02
pitticarlos: ok, I fetched it at 150006:02
mdzinfinity: right06:02
pitticarlos: any possibility to run your jobs earlier?06:02
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carlospitti: no, that's not possible until we move to use production database directly06:04
pitticarlos: ok06:04
carlosthe mirror we use finish 30 minutes before my script runs06:04
pitticarlos: I move my cronjob back another 30 mins06:04
carlospitti: anyway the move to production should happen between this week and next week06:04
carlosand we would agree a better time06:05
pitticarlos: ok, I re-run the process manually now06:05
carlospitti: would you do a manual run now?06:05
carlosok, thanks06:05
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mdkemako, it was about wiki:Listiquette, I wondered if you would take a look and see what you think about adding it to ML subscription emails, or posting now and again with reminders about it. If you agree, maybe we could transfer it to the website rather than the wiki06:08
infinitymdz: I have half a mind (I'll find the other half when I stop being sick, I suppose) to do a total rewrite of dexconf for sid/etch, so we can merge it nearly for free when we open edgy...06:11
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infinitymdz: Anyhow, off to nap, poke me post-meeting if you want to discuss this stuff further.06:12
mdzinfinity: night06:12
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bddebianAck, meeting..  What meeting?06:20
Keybukbddebian: weekly canonical distro team meeting06:21
bddebianAh, whew, I keep missing CC and MOTU meetings :-(06:21
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fabbionejanimo: not that i know off.06:36
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DizietDammit, I primed this ccache yesterday.  Why is it taking all afternoon ?06:40
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mdzpitti: the eject button stuff seems to work fine with my external DVD drive, but not the internal one on my laptop06:46
mdzpitti: g-v-m receives the notification, but doesn't unmount or eject06:46
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pittimdz: even with ubuntu6?06:47
mdzpitti: hmm, is ubuntu6 not in the archive yet?06:47
mdzI have ubuntu5 but i am up to date06:47
pittimdz: I uploaded it maybe 1 hour ago, I doubt it06:47
pittimdz: right, ubuntu6 fixed it06:47
Kamionmdz: beta2 is pre-published for mirrors, I'll do the release and announcement and stuff later tonight06:47
mdzpitti: ah, ok. I thought the upload was earlier06:47
mdzKamion: excellent06:47
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ograKamion, do you include derivatives in it ? 06:48
Kamionogra: Kubuntu and Edubuntu, yes; Xubuntu isn't ready06:48
ograthanks 06:48
ogra(i'm not after writing another announcement, every two weeks is enough) :)06:48
janimoKamion: xubuntu is readier now, after thunar builds the icon launcher thing should be solved06:50
janimoI uploaded about 30 minutes ago06:50
janimobut I'll wait for tomorrow to be sure06:51
pitticarlos: wow, take a look at the new report; that's impressive06:52
pittijanimo, carlos: it seems that many xfce translations are missing in Rosetta; is that due to not having rebuilt the packages since the main promition, or due to not yet having them manually imported into Rosetta?06:54
janimopitti, they are not in rosetta06:54
carlospitti: :-P06:54
carlospitti: some of them are imported already06:54
janimoI was under the impression they are not suppoed to be there if upstream does not want06:54
carlospitti: there are others that lack a .pot files06:54
pittijanimo: can you please look at http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/rosetta-buildd-diff-report.txt06:55
janimobut that was awhile ago when they were not in main06:55
janimorequirements probably changed06:55
carlosjanimo: anything that is in main, should be imported into Rosetta06:55
pittijanimo: in particular in the last section, which shows the domains I have in my buildd tarballs, but not in the rosetta tarball06:55
pittijanimo: so if these pacakges are still unstripped, and there are no pkgstriptranslation tarballs for them yet, they need a rebuild06:55
janimocarlos: ok, It was a while ago I asked on the rosetta list and was told that needs upstreams consent. although it makes sense to ignore upstrream if we wanrt a translated ubuntu :)06:56
carlosjanimo: that's only true for products, not for Ubuntu06:56
pittijanimo: maybe you can look what's still in /usr/share/locales, and rebuild the packages which still have mo files there?06:56
janimopitti, ok. will look at them as soon as beta2 is done ok?06:56
janimotomorrow probably06:56
pittijanimo: yes, sure, it's not particularly urgent; it should just be cleaned up for final06:56
janimodefinitely06:57
pittigreat06:57
pitticarlos: ok, I build new langpacks now06:57
carlosjanimo: please, be sure that the build generates the .pot files06:57
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janimocarlos: ok I'll look at it. probably wil come to ask you guys for details06:58
pittijanimo: 'use the force, Luke' - or rather, cdbs rules :)06:59
janimo;)06:59
janimowait, is that in the langpack.mk?06:59
janimoif so that's included in xfce,mk for a while06:59
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KaiLpitti, do I understand the lastest fix in gnome-volume-manager right, if this allows now to eject the disc with the drives hardware button?07:00
Mezpitti: cdbs rules? depends on what POV you look at it from07:00
pittiKaiL: yes07:00
KaiLcool :)07:00
pittiKaiL: it has always been supposed to work that way07:00
janimoyeah, I remember uploading a few weeks ago with changelog along the line: generate pot file07:00
pittiKaiL: it just broke due to a subtle bug I fixed07:00
KaiLbut never did? ;)07:00
_ionmez: Yeah, from the left it looks like it rules, but from the right it looks like it's awesome.07:00
Mez_ion - it's useful I'll give it that - but IMO too many people rely too heavily on cdbs and it makes their packaging awful07:01
pittiMez: I meant it as a noun there, but the verb is equally true :)07:02
Mezpitti: ah :P07:02
pitti. o O { oh no, not *that* flamewar again }07:03
_ion:-D07:03
Mezpitti: lol - I don't see it as a flamewar ... It's just a difference of opinioin07:03
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pittiMez: indeed; cdbs was incredibly helpful for all this translation stuff; I know that some packages do braindead stuff with it, though07:04
pittilike automatically generating debian/control *shudder*07:04
Mezpitti: that and the fact that it sometimes decides to go off on a tangent and do things that you dont want it to do all of it's own accord07:05
pittiheh :) yes, it's as powerful in helping you as with helping you shoot yourself in the foot07:05
_ionDoes someone actually make it generate d/control automatically? Eww.07:06
Mezexactly, which is why I prefer debhelper.07:06
_ioncdbs _uses_ debhelper. :-)07:06
Mezok, I may use it myself occasionally ... but meh07:06
pitti_ion: yes, that's what I meant with 'some packages abuse it'07:06
LaserJockon debian-mentors there was someone using debian/rules to generate debian/changelog07:07
LaserJockthat is a bit too much automation, I think ;-)07:07
_ionNext up: using debian/rules to generate debian/rules07:07
azeemI think I saw debian/patches patching debian/rules07:08
_ionHehe.07:08
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pittijanimo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12979 <- list of packages without a POT file; it could be useful for you to decide which xfce packages need a rebuild with our new cdbs (or need to be fixed to use langpacks.mk)07:11
LaserJockazeem: that seems scary07:12
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LureKamion: Kubuntu beta2 ubuquity install completed (reboot still does not work) - good work and I really LOVE it!07:20
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pittiKeybuk: ok, I need to do an n-m upload anyway to add POT file building. I'll just remove the 'don't call wpasupplicant for unencrypted networks' patch then. or did you happen to know a differnet solution from any discussion I didn't see?07:21
KeybukLaserJock: do you know who that was?07:21
KeybukLaserJock: and where they live?07:22
LaserJockKeybuk: what? the automatic changelog thing?07:22
Keybukpitti: could you just send me the patch for the POT stuff -- I have an upload half-prepared here07:22
KeybukLaserJock: yes07:22
KeybukLaserJock: because then I'll pay them a visit07:22
pittiKeybuk: oh, sure; will you care about removing the patch yourself?07:22
Keybukand cut them into little pieces07:22
Keybukand feed them to my dog07:22
Keybukjust to make sure they DO NOT DO IT AGAIN07:22
waylandbillLets say a user decides to choose "root" as the initial user thinking it would make them the super user. The system lets them with a UID of 1000. That's only mildly confusing.07:22
Keybukpitti: yup, already done07:22
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LaserJockKeybuk: it was on the debian-mentors ML, and it was because upstream "decided" they wanted to do the debian packaging07:23
pittiKeybuk: erm, *cough*, langpack changelogs are generated automatically (not from debian/rules, though)07:23
Keybukpitti: not from debian/rules is fine :)07:24
pitti*phew*07:24
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pittiKeybuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/12984 is that enough for you or do you want a mail?07:31
pitti(it's a trivial patch anyway)07:31
mdzKeybuk: they could always include a custom changelog format parser which would regenerate it...*duck*07:32
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mdzwaylandbill: it does?  I'd expect adduser to refuse to create duplicate users07:33
mdzwaylandbill: mizar:[~]  sudo adduser root07:33
mdzadduser: The user `root' already exists.07:33
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ograwhat gets intresting is to call the initial user admin07:34
mdzLure: what goes wrong with the reboot?07:34
ograi wonder if that has any hidden sideeffects07:34
highvoltageogra: because it creates a group called admin too?07:34
waylandbillthe installation program uses adduser to add the initial user does it?07:34
ograhighvoltage, yes and the admin group already exists07:34
highvoltageyeah. i'm going to change our docs to suggest the first user being called sysadmin instead of admin because of that.07:35
Luremdz: it does not reboot - you have to do it manually - I have published syslog in bug 4168307:35
UbugtuMalone bug 41683 in ubiquity "manual partitioning problems" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4168307:35
waylandbillcause I was chatting to someone who was root, but had a UID of 1000.07:36
highvoltagewaylandbill: perhaps they just edited their /etc/passwd file07:36
mdzLure: failure to reboot doesn't sound like a partitioning problem07:36
waylandbilland they were wondering why they were getting permissions denied all the time. :-D07:36
waylandbillhighvoltage, that's what I'm thinking now.07:36
highvoltagewaylandbill: you can rename your root user to unclebob, then add a new user called root07:36
Luremdz: true, I just logged the whole process there as there are still some minor issues. Should I open separate bug for reboot issue?07:37
waylandbillI just assumed they installed that way, but it's more likely you're scenario is correct as they'd not likely tell me how they managed that.. 07:37
mdzLure: yes, but only if there isn't one open already07:37
mdzwaylandbill: yes, it does use adduser07:38
Luremdz: will check and do07:38
highvoltagewaylandbill: that so sounds like some kiddie just trying to be clever on an irc channel :)07:38
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ograhighvoltage, i dont know if its a problem or not ... theoretically it shouldnt be a problem to call the admin user admin07:39
waylandbillhighvoltage, that's possible.07:39
ograbut it might have surprising side effects, you never know07:39
highvoltageogra: we've had some strange, unique situations before, where i suspected that the admin user/group might have something to do now, i'm racking my brain to think what happened in those instances, but i just can't remember07:43
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ograhighvoltage, thats fine, on a public holiday you are allowed to leave your brain in the closet07:44
ogra;)07:44
highvoltagehehe07:44
highvoltagei would've yelled something like, "are you calling my brain gay!?", but i'll behave myself on ubuntu-devel instead.07:45
ograare gays supposed to be in closets on public holidays ? 07:46
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highvoltageheh, i don't know.07:47
waylandbilllol07:47
ograhey you are nominated for the edubuntu council 07:47
ogranice :)07:48
highvoltagecool :)07:48
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janimopitti, great only the xfce apps I expected not to have pot file yet, as I did not convert them to xfce,mk07:48
janimothey have been in universe till a few days ago07:48
janimowill fix them after beta207:48
Keybukpitti: yup, that's fine07:49
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pittiKeybuk: too late, I just mailed you :) thanks, though07:49
Keybukhehe07:49
janimowas there a liveCD not rebooting issue with beta1? like waiting fro keypress but not rebooting?07:49
Keybukjust grabbing a bite to eat :P07:49
janimoto make sure it was not just xubuntu live07:49
janimomdke: hi, are you in charge of ubugtu?07:50
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mdzpitti: confirmed, ubuntu6 fixes it here. thanks!07:58
pitticheers :)07:58
mdkejanimo, no, Seveas 07:58
janimomdke: ok thanks07:58
janimoSeveas: if you control ubugtu can you put it on #xubuntu07:59
janimothanks07:59
pitticarlos, Riddell: http://people.ubuntu.com/~pitti/langpacks/ has new langpacks; can you please test them?07:59
pittiRiddell: I'm especially interested in the KDE ones; first ones EVAR with Rosetta love :)07:59
zygapitti: yeah!!! :)08:00
carlospitti: ok, downloading it08:01
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Riddelljust what is the en_DK locale?08:06
zygaRiddell: just guessing, denmark?08:06
mdkedk is denmark, never heard of that locale though08:06
pittiRiddell: special gift for Fabio08:06
pitti:)08:06
RiddellI'd have thougt he would work in it_DK :)08:07
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Riddellpitti: kde-fr translations are looking good08:10
Riddellseems to have lost k3b but that'll need me to fix it for utf-8 first then carlos can import it08:11
carlosRiddell: cool08:12
Diziet*phew*  That 1.5.0.2 seems to work just nicely.08:13
carlospitti: I thought your scripts take the .po from buildd if rosetta lacks it08:13
DizietNow we just have to wait for my DSL.  I wonder if I'll be uploading 0ubuntu2 before the .orig.tar.gz has arrived ?08:13
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janimodholbach: seems noone is answering the gnumeric mail :)08:16
janimoeither it's obviously right, or obviously so wrong it cannot be considered :)08:17
pitticarlos: they do08:18
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pitticarlos, Riddell: maybe they give errors when msgfmt'ed?08:23
Riddellpitti: maybe what does?08:26
_ionhttp://www.audacity.com/08:29
janimonomed, colossus said in the mornig uploading to sf.net 'now'08:30
janimoI guess post beta208:30
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jordidholbach: dude08:38
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dholbachjordi: quoi?08:41
dholbachjanimo: will have a look in a bit08:42
janimodholbach: thanks. But as you said, other should have a look :)08:43
janimotoo08:43
jordidholbach: er, sorry. I thought alacarte was fsckd in Catalan, but I just didn't uplad the translation.08:44
Amaranth:(08:44
dholbachjordi: you might want to talk to Amaranth about that :)08:44
AmaranthWell, glad I didn't do it. :)08:44
Amaranthjordi: You're going to have to teach the folks going to GUADEC how to order a beer. :)08:45
jordiAmaranth: ?08:45
jordiAmaranth: "posa'm una birra!"08:46
jordi:)08:46
Amaranthjordi: :)08:46
jordibut, depends on the size of course.08:46
jordi1/3 of a litre is a "mitjana". BUT, if you go a bit to the South, it'll be a "tercio". :)08:46
jordiand it madrid it has another name iirc08:46
Amaranthconfusing08:46
jordiheh08:46
jordicoffee names are confusing08:47
jpatrickno ell que sap?08:47
jordicoffee with ice is "caf del temps" here08:47
jpatricks/no/i08:47
jordibut, say that in madrid, and they will think you're silly08:47
jordiand in other places they will say, "you... err, want *ice* in your coffee??!"08:48
Amaranthoops, you already did this (reads blog)08:48
Amarantherr, or not08:48
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makomdke: yes, let me take a look.. in principle it sounds like a very good idea09:16
Nafallois burning busted in current dapper?09:16
mdkemako: thanks09:16
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HadakaHello - are there any live-cd:s for Ubuntu Server?09:23
tsengno, that isnt a very common use case09:23
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HadakaHmh, actually, is Ubuntu Server anything more than a selection of packages to put on an install CD?09:25
tsengno09:25
tsengnot really.09:25
Hadakaokay, thanks09:25
Hadakanext question - if I want to make ubuntu based filesystem images (eg. for virtualization use, pre-installs, that sort) - is it just debootstrap from ubuntu repositories & friends, or does ubuntu have something else?09:27
zuldebootstrap should work09:28
Hadakahow does the ubuntu live cd -> harddisk install thing work? does it make a fresh install, or does it copy stuff, or?09:29
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janimoHadaka: it should work. it copies over what's on the live CD to the partition to install09:32
Hadakajanimo: okay, thanks, that sounds good actually09:32
LaserJockI finally go the live CD installer to work on my intel iMac (using Parallels virtualization) and it was quite fast.09:33
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janimomdz: hi, regarding the libgoffice build09:50
janimoeven if we explicitely depend on the -gtk only one for gnumeric-gtk09:50
janimothe dep added via shlibs is still there no?09:50
janimoso what we do is remove it using sed. that is the hack09:51
janimowhich we don;t see a better alternative to09:51
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mdzjanimo: it should be an alternative dependency as I described in my mail10:00
janimomdz, but how do we make sure the good one is chosen at runtime iif gnumeric-gtk will depend on both libgoffice and libgoffice-gtk?10:00
janimoat least that's what I understood from the mail10:00
janimosince the non-gtk dep is added automatically via shlibs:depends10:01
mdzjanimo: that's what I described in the mail10:02
mdzlet's talk about it after the meeting10:02
janimook10:02
janimoinfinity: I know you're sick. So if you can't spin a xubuntu live now is entirely understood, and I can wait till tomorrow mornig or cron10:04
janimojust need a beta2 candidate10:04
infinityjanimo: The current beta2 candidate is no good?10:05
kagoutoo tired. see you later10:05
janimoinfinity not good10:05
janimoinfinity we got away with some missing deps which were broght in by gnome-session so far :)10:06
janimosince that got removed since today morning it was dicovered that deskto picons cannot launch10:06
janimobut now the fix is in the archive10:06
simiramvo: the install-button in the update-manager is active even though there's no updates10:10
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mvosimira: oh, thanks10:11
=== mvo will have a look after the meeting
infinityjanimo: Okay, spinning then.10:12
janimoinfinity:  thanks10:12
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janimoKamion, does your big lock on little affect livecd builds in any way? one build was triggered about 20 min ago, not sure if it should have shown up or not10:40
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dAndy_is there an easy way to test preseeding config info for packages without doing a whole install?10:41
Kamionjanimo: oh, bugger, you're not telling me there was an ISO build in progress10:41
Kamionjanimo: no, that was a livefs build I think, not an ISO build10:41
janimoKamion, how would I know what BIG lock means ? :)10:42
janimonot sure even if little is the build host or not10:42
Kamionjanimo: livefs builds don't go anywhere near little (the cdimage build machine) until ISO image builds start10:42
janimook then10:42
Kamionso I can't do a CD build for you until I've unbroken the tree that gets synced out to releases.u.c10:43
janimoalthough the live would become an iso eventually10:43
janimook10:43
Kamionit affects you to precisely that extent10:43
janimoit;s beta2 candidate with the fix10:43
KamionI know10:43
janimonp10:43
janimoI'll rsync it in the morning if mirrorng takes long10:43
Keybukhttp://www.flickr.com/photos/mojen/135613674/10:46
Keybuk^ there's something very wrong about that10:49
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tsenghaha10:50
Kamion(from #ubuntu-meeting) http://xanna.livejournal.com/51821.html10:50
_ionWindows  humanity to fluffy toys.10:54
jdub"The name of the author may not be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission." - clause from libjingle license10:58
jdubfreeornot.com?10:58
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infinityjdub: That's free, IMO.10:59
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infinityjdub: Doesn't say the name can't be included in distribution (and, indeed, it must, as you must retain the copyright), just that you can't use it for endorsements and promotion, no different than trademark protection clauses.11:00
infinityjdub: Or, think of it as a "reverse BSD ad clause". :)11:00
_ionI would consider that free as well.11:00
elmoerr, it's _in_ the BSD license11:00
elmo3. Neither the name of the University nor the names of its contributors may be used to endorse or promote products derived from this software without specific prior written permission.11:00
elmoit's obviously free11:01
infinityOh, fair point.  I always forget clause 3.11:01
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infinityelmo: Can you quote from the GPL verbatim too?11:02
KeybukI have a drunken party piece of quoting the MIT licence at high speed11:02
Keybukneeds a lot of beer though11:02
_ionFrom memory?11:02
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Keybukyeah11:03
infinityKeybuk: With or without the warranty disclaimer?11:04
Keybukwith11:04
infinityAnd if with, do you SHOUT IT AT THE TOP OF YOUR LUNGS?11:04
KeybukI shout that bit11:04
Keybukheh11:04
Keybukyeah :)11:04
_ion:-D11:04
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_ionMe wants to see it. You should shoot a video.11:05
KamionKeybuk: very worried about you11:06
KamionKeybuk: my wife says she's heard about you and is not surprised11:06
KeybukI'd be worried, except I'd imagine your-wife-knows-fanf-who-knows-flash-who-knows-me11:07
Keybukin that Cambridge-people-knowing-everyone-in-IT kind of way11:07
Kamiontrue, though the route may be via Kinnison instead11:07
Keybuktrue, true11:07
Keybukoh, yay Orange11:09
Keybukboth my phones now say "Inactive SIM"11:09
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Kamionmaybe I should decide how I want releases.u.c to look before munging it11:10
janimopitti, got a link again to the list of 16 potless packages?11:10
Kamionmdz: since I'm going to have *-beta2-live.iso, do you want me to rename the *-beta-install.iso symlinks to *-beta2-install.iso?11:10
Kamionor leave them be, since they're unchanged?11:10
Keybukdamn, I picked up the wrong flavour Pringles11:10
mdkealways the green11:11
KeybukBLUE!11:11
pittijanimo: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1297911:11
janimothanks11:11
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mdkeyeah11:11
KeybukI picked up the red ones, which are David's; if I ate those I'd be IN TROUBLE!11:11
mdkeyeah, your taste buds will hate you11:14
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mdzjanimo,Keybuk: ok back11:15
danimohi pitti11:15
Keybukright11:16
pittihi danimo 11:16
mdzKamion: if we're renaming things anyway, can we go to -desktop and -whatever?11:16
janimomdz, ok. I am not sure I understand what to do about the libgoffice dependency which gets added11:16
danimopitti: riddell told me you are the cups dude11:16
janimohow to make it not get added?11:16
danimopitti: I am about to report a bug wrt foomatic11:16
danimopitti: what details do you need?11:16
Keybuk o xfce4-clipman-plugin: xfce4-clipman-plugin11:17
Keybuk   [Reverse-Depends: Xubuntu-Dapper desktop seed] 11:17
Keybuk o xfce4-mount-plugin: xfce4-mount-plugin11:17
Keybuk   [Reverse-Depends: Xubuntu-Dapper desktop seed] 11:17
Keybuk o xubuntu-system-tools: xubuntu-system-tools11:17
Keybuk   [Reverse-Depends: Xubuntu-Dapper desktop seed] 11:17
Keybukthose seem pretty obvious given they're seeded? :)11:17
mdzjanimo: what's in the shlibs file?11:17
pittidanimo: hm, no idea, I know next to nothing about foomatic11:17
Kamionmdz: this is already giving me nightmares - a little more leisure there would be preferable11:17
mdzKeybuk: new source needs main inclusion reporst11:17
janimomdz, shilibs is autogenerated11:17
pittidanimo: just file it for now with everything that could be relevant11:17
danimopitti: the process constantly dies11:17
Kamion(yeah, I know I should have done that straight after beta)11:17
janimoand adds libgoffice 11:17
pittidanimo: /var/log/cups/error_log with LogLevel=debug shoudl help as first shot11:17
janimoso we sed that out and put libgoffice-gtk instead11:17
Keybukmdz: just looking that up now11:17
mdzKamion: sure, I wouldn't have said anything except that you asked ;-)11:17
mdzKamion: beta-install vs. beta2-install doesn't make much difference tome11:17
Keybukxubuntu-system-tools: MainInclusionReportXubuntuSystemTools: code duplication11:17
mdzKeybuk: we can do the easy ones first11:18
Keybuk(needs work)11:18
mdzKeybuk: new binary promotions are usually no-brainers unless they look funny11:18
Keybukthe only one of those is git-email11:18
=== infinity decides to head back to bed until his core hours kick in.
mdzyeah, it has a crapload of deps though11:18
Kamionmdz: OK, I think I'll make it beta2-install then on the grounds that having all the images in the directory be the same status confuses stuff less11:18
KeybukDepends: git-core (= 1.1.3-1ubuntu1), libmail-sendmail-perl, libemail-valid-perl11:18
infinityKeybuk: me, pitti, and Kamion went through git-email's dependencies a while back and deemed them "okay".11:18
mdzKeybuk: who added git-email to supported?11:18
Keybukmdz: not me11:19
mdzKeybuk: there are 5 new sources in the 'source and binary promotions' list which come from git-email11:19
Kamioninfinity: we did? I must have forgotten doing that11:19
infinityKamion: It was a week or two back...11:19
Kamionmdz: IIRC fabbione but I could be wrong11:19
mdzKamion: bzr annotate agrees with you11:19
infinityKamion: It came up on IRC, we spoke of it, I hunted the Debian bugs, decided we weren't affected by them, etc..?11:19
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mdzjanimo: libgoffice should be changed to have a different shlibs, rather than changing the shlibdeps-generated dependency in gnumeric11:20
infinitypitti: Surely, you recall this conversation? :)11:20
Keybukpitti: deny all knowledge11:20
mdzjanimo: look at, e.g., libgl1-mesa11:21
pittiinfinity: yes, of course11:21
janimomdz, ok. but since only one lingoffice will be used in the build, it will probably result in the same shlibs generated for gnome and gtk variants of gnumeric11:21
mdzpitti: were the packages reviewed or no?11:21
janimomdz, I'll look at mesa11:21
infinitypitti: Right, tell them... *waves frantically in the general direction of Keybuk, mdz, and Kamion*11:21
infinity:)11:22
janimoI forgot to write main incl report for two plugin11:22
pittimdz: quickly, but there are no reports; it seemed to be a bit urgent last time11:22
janimowill do it11:22
pittiif it didn't happen until today, we can as well do full reports11:22
infinitymdz: We did a quickie "on IRC" inclusion review.  But we can do it "properly", if that's preferred.11:22
mdzpitti: it doesn't seem urgent; nothing is   broken because of it.  it's a new package added to supported11:22
Keybukgit-email => (libemail-valid-perl => [libnet-dns-perl => {libnet-dns-perl}, libnet-domain-tld-perl] , libmail-sendmail-perl)11:22
mdzinfinity: jbailey might have something to say about it11:22
Keybukseems to be the list11:23
pittiinfinity: AFAIR the Debian bugs didn't apply to us, right?11:23
infinitypitti: Right, the Debian bugs apply to a new upstream version we're not shipping.11:23
infinitypitti: And will be fixed by the time we open edgy.11:23
infinitypitti: So we'll smoothly skip right over them.11:23
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Keybukoh, it's in git-core11:23
pittiyes11:23
pittihe just didn't mention the dependencies in git-core's report11:23
fabbioneKeybuk: tsk11:23
mdzright, it's only a new binary, so it's just the deps11:23
=== Keybuk makes a note "LOOK UP THE SOURCE PACKAGE FIRST" :p
mdzfabbione: is git-email a new binary or was it just not seeded before?11:24
fabbionemdz: not seeded befire11:24
fabbionebefore11:24
mdzah11:24
fabbioneit's part of git-core source that's already in main11:24
KeybukPerl script to send e-mail on commits?11:24
fabbioneor should be since i seeded git a while ago11:24
mdzpitti: cyrus21 is deprecated in favour of cyrus-*-2.2, right?11:25
fabbioneKeybuk: no, use mbox for patch management. wildly used on kernel stuff11:25
Keybukfabbione: oh11:25
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pittimdz: I guess so, but I have no idea whether 2.2 has been tested, or how the transition goes11:25
mdzpitti: well, it should be moved to universe at any rate11:26
mdzKeybuk: cyrus21-imapd + binaries can go11:26
Keybukmdz: done11:26
pittiyes, doesn't seem to have any rdeps11:26
=== Keybuk re-iterates his wish for either output, or a "regenerate anastacia output" button :p
Keybukdasher went in and out of main quickly11:27
mdzdoko: gcj-4.0?  should it go to universe or be removed entirely?11:27
pittimdz: if we don't want it on it's own right (but then, we have dovecot...)11:27
mdzKeybuk: I think doko's gone back to real life, should email him11:27
Kamionelmo: any ideas on where warty CD images should be shunted to once we EOL warty?11:27
=== pitti is happy to see imlib on the kill list
infinityWe need a "history.ubuntu.com" for old CD images and pool/dists, I suspect.11:28
trappistkill list?  does that put eterm on the kill list?11:28
KamionKeybuk: unfortunately anastacia is currently hacked up rather than being a proper LP app, so it relies on the publisher having run11:28
mdzKeybuk: imlib definitely ok to move11:28
KeybukKamion: I'm aware11:29
mdzRiddell: ivman?11:29
Kamiononce it talks to the database directly it'll be easier to regenerate output on the spot11:29
Kamiontrappist: eterm has never been in main11:29
mdzKeybuk: eximdoc4 smells like it should be added to supported11:29
janimomdz, ivman can go as far as xubuntu is concerned11:29
trappistKamion: oh, misunderstood the "kill list" nomenclature11:29
mdzjanimo: what do you use instead?11:29
janimomdz, thunar talkt to HAL11:30
janimotalks11:30
mdzjanimo: was ivman in main only for xubuntu?11:30
Keybukmdz: "eximdoc4-html" is in supported11:30
janimomdz, yes for breezy11:30
janimoafaik kde no longer uses it11:30
Keybukno package exists for that though11:30
mdzKeybuk: sounds like it was renamed11:30
janimoand we used it for dapper for a good while11:30
mdzKeybuk: sounds like ivman can go11:30
mdzKeybuk: check with Riddell on konserve11:31
mdzwonder what happened with tspc11:31
mdzI thought that was seeded11:31
mdzfor some fabbione ipv6 madness ;-)11:31
Keybukfabbione: ?11:31
mdzKeybuk: he's resting11:32
mdzmail would be better11:32
mdzKeybuk: lots of binary *-doc to be seeded11:32
mdzand -dbg11:32
Keybukyeah, building a stack of mails to send as I go11:32
mdzfestival-dev should be seeded11:32
mdzcheck with doko on the gcc stuff11:32
mdznm-applet should be seeded11:32
mdzand the oo.o stuff11:33
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dokomdz: gcj-4.0, yes, to universe11:33
infinitynm-applet can probably be dropped entirely, actually.11:33
mdzgah, wanted to ask janimo about xubuntu-artwork11:33
mdzinfinity: oh?11:33
mdzoh, it's transitional11:33
infinityThe only reason I added the transitional package was to ease dapper->dapper upgrade for testers.11:33
infinityWe don't really need ot release with it.11:33
mdzdid we have it in breezy?11:33
mdzok11:33
danimopitti: ok11:33
Keybukwe skipped a few there ... what about dasher, dbh, drac, libdvd* ?11:33
infinityOh, it may have been in breezy/universe.11:34
=== infinity checks.
mdzKeybuk: dasher should go to supported, I think (confirm with heno)11:34
Keybukit wasn't in breezy/universe11:34
KeybukI added the nm-applet package, then renamed it11:34
infinityKay.  Then we can safely remove it again at this point.11:34
mdzdbh and drac I'm not sure about; presumably they are no longer deps of whatever used them11:34
infinityIt served its purpose.11:34
mdzand their -devs were unseeded (or never seeded in the first place)11:34
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dokomdz, Keybuk: ttf-gentium should stay in main, it's quiet a nice font for laser printers. 11:35
mdzKeybuk: they can both go until/unless we need them again11:35
mdzdoko: it's not in main11:35
mdzdoko: it's in universe but seeded; does it have an inclusion report?11:35
dokomdz: I'll do it tomorrow11:35
mdzseems likely to be a trivial package, just needs a cursory review11:35
mdzdoko: if pitti is agreeable, we can skip a formal report11:36
mdzif someone looks at the packaging and confirms it is sane11:36
dholbachgood night guys11:36
Keybukah11:36
Kamiondbh was a xubuntu dep at one point; it doesn't seem to be any more11:36
Keybuklibdvdnav* were deps of gst-plugins-0.811:36
KeybukI assume with the move to 0.10 they fell out11:36
KeybukI guess they might be coming back as 0.10 gets more plugins?11:36
pittimdz: agreed; I can help you in a few minutes, I just want to finish the mozilla USN11:36
Kamionyeah, I was avoiding demoting dvdnav and dvdread in case gstreamer dvd support came back in11:36
Kamionwhich I understood we were hoping for11:37
mdzthat hope has expired11:37
dokopitti, mdz: ttf-gentium packaging is ok. defoma-fonts could need some love11:37
mdkewhat would you guys recommend for playing dvds in dapper? we recommended gxine for the desktop guide11:38
mdzwe could seed the -devs to keep them around11:38
mdzmdke: I use totem-xine11:38
pittimdz: I'm fine with approving fonts, dictionaries, etc. without a formal report11:38
mdkemdz: does that coexist with totem-gstreamer?11:38
mdzmdke: no11:38
mdkeright, we've generally recommended gstreamer for everything except dvds :)11:38
mdzmdke: yes11:38
pittimdke: playing DVD with totem-gst works generally for me, but I cannot search in the stream11:39
mdkeyou don't get menus or subtitles either, apparently11:39
pittimdke: t-xine works well here, too11:39
dokopitti, mdz: cyrus: it works fine for me, but you have to manually upgrade your database. just checked very basically with a test installation. but there's no automatic upgrade. otoh, db3 could go to universe as well11:39
mdzpitti: really?  seb128 said totem-gst was fairly broken for dvd with gst 0.8, and of course with 0.10 there is no dvd support at all in gstreamer11:39
pittimdz: hm, apparently there is now11:39
mdkemdz: there is dvd support, just no menus/subtitles11:39
mdkeit's in -ugly I think11:40
pittimdz: if I insert a DVD, totem opens automatically and plays my DVD11:40
pittimdz: yes, I have all the -ugly, -bad, -stinking, -eatskittens, etc. gst plugins installed11:40
mdkeheh11:40
mdzhm, so it is.  I didn't see that go in11:40
mdzlack of menus is fairly crippling though for many use cases11:40
pittidoko: hey, indeed, cyrus21 is the only thing that wants libdb311:41
mdzI run totem-xine on my dvd playing machine, and -gstreamer everywhere else11:41
pittiKeybuk: so if you demote cyrus21, make sure to kill db3 as well :)11:41
mdkeok, gxine seems a happy compromise then11:41
mdzBenC: what's linux-kernel-devel?11:42
mdzah, I see11:42
Keybukhmm, should we promote that ?11:42
mdzKeybuk: linux-kernel-devel -> supported11:42
mdzit's already in main11:43
Keybukpitti: has other reverse deps11:43
pittiKeybuk: uh, which? I just checked11:43
Keybuks/promote/seed/11:43
Keybukhttp://people.ubuntu.com/~cjwatson/germinate-output/dapper/rdepends/db3/libdb311:43
pittiKeybuk: oh, sorry, yes11:43
Keybukbonobo, gconf, etc.11:43
pittilibrpm-dev11:43
Keybukseb would be upset at you11:43
pittithat stuff is universe11:43
dokomdz, pitti: looking at the python stuff tomorrow, and seed where appropriate. all OOo help and l10n packages should be sucked in by language packs.11:44
pitti-- dapper/main build deps on libdb3-dev:11:44
pitticyrus21-imapd11:44
pittiiproute11:44
pittirpm11:44
Keybukoh, yeah, I always get confused by those11:44
Keybukrpm is in main though11:44
KamionKeybuk: p.s. checkrdepends in lp_archive's $PATH on drescher is what pitti's running there11:44
pittiyep, and iproute11:44
Kamionhandy11:44
KeybukKamion: oh, handy11:44
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Keybuk o brltty-flite brltty-x11                                            {brltty}11:45
BenCmdz: it's a meta-package that installs everything needed to build a kernel from our source11:45
mdzpitti: could you take care of language-support-* for the oo.o stuff in anastacia?11:45
Keybukthose appear to be "optional drivers"11:46
mdzBenC: I was wondering if we should have a metapackage which installs everything you need to build a module11:46
BenCthat would probably do it too11:46
mdzBenC: linux-headers, build-essential (is that all?)11:46
BenCpretty much, yeah11:47
mdzthat's what I thought linux-kernel-devel would be before I looked at it11:47
mdzpitti: goodness, that is a lot of CVEs11:47
pittimdz: openoffice.org-help-br openoffice.org-l10n-br ? sure11:47
mdzpitti: yes, thanks11:47
pittimdz: yes, that explains why there was such a long delay for 1.7.13/1.0.811:48
infinitymdz: "Everything you need to build a module" would have to be clever about picking the right headers-$(flavour), or just install all of them (eww) for your arch.11:48
Keybukdoko: ok, gcj-4.0 demoted -- nearly missed that (you said it to mdz, not me)11:48
dokoKeybuk: thanks, will seed ecj-bootstrap-gcj.11:49
infinitymdz: I guess "linux-modules-devel-{386,686,k7}" in linux-meta could do it, but I'm not sure how helpful/discoverable that would be.11:49
mdzinfinity: linux-headers-<generic> | linux-headers-{foo,bar,baz} would be appropriate11:50
Keybukpitti: libcupsys2-gnutls10 ?  what's that11:50
pittiKeybuk: transitional package for breezy update, should be seeded11:51
pittimdz: l-support-br uploaded11:51
Keybukdoko: what about: g++-3.3 libstdc++5-3.3-dev g++-3.4 libstdc++6-dbg libstdc++6-dev ?11:51
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infinityKeybuk: libstdc++5-3.3-dev shouldn't be falling out..?11:51
infinityKeybuk: It's a build-dep of LRM.11:51
pittibtw, is anyone changing seeds right now? it would be nice to add vim-tiny to supported (source is vim)11:52
mdzinfinity: it only build-deps on libstdc++511:52
infinityOh, silly me.11:52
Keybukinfinity: no it isn't :)11:52
infinityAnd that's fine, actually, cause all I need is the shlibs.11:52
danimopitti: in other news, cups can't find my usb printer, but lsusb says it's there11:52
infinitySo, yeah, I take it back.  The -dev can go away.11:52
danimoany clue?11:52
infinityYay binary build-deps.11:53
Keybukaren't the shlibs in the -dev ?11:53
infinityNo, shlibs are in the binary package unless someone really messed up.11:53
Keybukno, you're right11:53
Keybukpitti: I have the seeds open yeah11:53
dokoKeybuk: we need them for fglrx in restricted AFAIK11:53
infinitydoko: See above.11:53
Keybukdoko: we just did that discussion :p11:54
infinitydoko: We only need the runtime, not the -dev.11:54
pittidanimo: sudo -u cupsys /usr/lib/cups/daemon/cups-deviced 1 1 `id -u cupsys` '' > /dev/null11:54
Keybukinfinity: I guess you don't need the g++'s either?11:54
pittidanimo: please pastebin the result11:54
infinityKeybuk: I don't use them, so I'll go with "no". :)11:54
Keybukgoing...11:54
Keybukgoing...11:54
dokodid somebody check, if lsb 3 says something about libstdc++5?11:54
danimopitti: ok, no usb there11:55
infinity'win 2611:55
Kamionbeta2 going out to mirrors now, unless I screwed up (which is unfortunately relatively likely)11:55
Keybukdo we want them in general for "compiling old shit?"11:55
danimopitti: any idea what: "DEBUG: [cups-deviced]  Added device "hp:/no_device_found"..." is supposed to be?11:55
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Keybukinfinity: 'lose 182,124,12411:55
pittidanimo: supposedly you do not have any HP printer hplip recognizes11:55
Kamiong++ 3.3 is the older ABI which a fair bit of proprietary stuff still uses11:55
pittidanimo: that's quite normal, though11:55
danimook11:55
Keybukdoko: it might say about the binary, not the -dev11:56
Kamion(afaik)11:56
Keybukthis is just the -devs and g++11:56
pittidanimo: does ls -l /dev/usblp* look sane?11:56
Keybukthe binary lib is staying in main by other things11:56
danimopitti: http://pastebin.com/68583711:56
pittiwe need to support packages whose source is in main anyway, so we can as well leave the whole bunch in main11:56
danimopitti: yes, the printer even reacts to data sent there11:56
Keybukpitti: ok, should I see them then?11:57
pittiKeybuk: WFM11:57
pittidanimo: does the result look any different if you use 'sudo' instead of 'sudo -u cupsys'?11:57
danimopitti: ah, yes it does. seems to be a permission problem then11:58
KeybukI guess people may need to compile things with an older C++ ABI to link against prop. libs11:58
pittidanimo: ls -l /dev/usblp0 ?11:58
danimopitti: crw-rw---- 1 root lp 180, 0 2006-04-27 23:57 /dev/usblp011:58
pittilooks good11:58
danimopitti: but cupsys is gid p11:58
danimogid lp11:58
Keybukpitti: cupsys-driver-gimpprint foomatic-db-gimp-print ijsgimpprint ?11:59
danimoI just double-checked11:59
pittiKeybuk: transitional packages for the gimp-print->gutenprint renaming11:59
Keybukseed or demote?11:59
pittineed to be seeded for dapper11:59
pittifor the breezy upgrade11:59
pittican go in edgy11:59
Keybukok11:59
pitti(maybe note that in a comment)11:59
Keybukright, now we have: libesd0 libsdl1.2debian-esd libsdl1.2debian-oss 12:00
Keybukpitti: there's a whole section for upgrades in the supported seed :p12:00
pittiKeybuk: we consitently use libesd-alsa0 now, libesd0 uses oss which is evil12:00
pittiso feel free to drop that12:00
pittithe other sdl backends can probably stay, we need to support the source anyway12:01

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