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sfllawdholbach: Night.12:02
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mdkesivang: ping12:54
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boubbiii111could someone help me with installing driver for a network card please01:01
HrdwrBoBnot in here01:01
boubbiii111where do you thing 01:01
HrdwrBoBgo to #ubuntu01:01
boubbiii111please01:01
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sivangmdke: pong01:05
mdkesivang: what font does hebrew use?01:05
sivangmdke: there are a couple01:06
mdkein Ubuntu?01:06
sivangmdke: see 'culmus' in the repo01:06
sivangmdke: in contains the fonts we use in ubuntu01:06
mdkenot installed by default?01:07
sivangmdke: installed by default01:07
sivangmdke: promoted to main and included since warty IIRC01:07
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mdkesivang: it is not installed by default here.01:08
sivangmdke: ah, okay, but it's still in main. do you want it to be installed by default?01:08
sivang:)01:08
mdkeno, no. I just wondered if hebrew works ootb01:08
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sivangmdke: well, I've been using dapper on this laptop, and it appears that culmus was not installed as well01:09
sivangmdke: however, I used hebrew ootb before installing culmus now01:09
mdkeright, so there is something else01:09
sivangmdke: with no problem (web sites, input, etc)01:09
sivangmdke: yes , must be01:09
poimenwhat is the diference in the flight releases and the beta LTS ???01:10
mdkepoimen: have a look at http://www.ubuntu.com/testing01:10
poimenok but why if we were on beta releses it went back to aplha?01:11
sivangmdke: I wonder what are the bits who make it work nonetheless01:11
mdkepoimen: no, flight 7 is post-beta01:12
poimenso it is almost a rc?01:12
mdkepoimen: it is a release, which is better than the previous one. That's the idea, anyway, I think01:13
poimenok01:13
LaserJockit does seem sort of weird to have Flights after Betas01:14
LaserJockI've been thinking of it like Flights -> Betas -> RC -> Release01:15
poimenyeah that was whit I got confused01:16
poimenwhy*01:16
LaserJockit seems they are not chronological, but perhaps more related to how well tested the releases are01:18
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ploumwho is in charge for Ubuntu SoC ? 01:26
ploum(the admin of the SoC )01:26
mdkeJaneW, I believe01:28
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bddebianHowdy peoples01:54
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HiddenWolfanyone awake still?01:56
LaserJockof course01:56
HiddenWolfHappen to know how I can check if my mouseevents are coming in doubled?01:56
HiddenWolfSingleclicks get treated like doubles half the time.01:56
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HiddenWolfack01:58
HiddenWolfupgrade messed with my doubleclick timeout. :)01:58
bddebianheh01:59
sivangHiddenWolf: ha! then I am not crazy!02:03
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HiddenWolf*chuckle*02:07
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sivangnight all02:12
HiddenWolfMithrandir: you asked me to see if the libnotify positioning bug was fixed, I guess so, lotsa popups play nice: http://hiddenwolf.org/media/files/notify-spam.png02:13
HiddenWolfMithrandir: closed it, just thought the picture might be funny. :)02:14
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MithrandirHiddenWolf: heh. :-)06:04
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fabbionejdub: piiiing?08:22
jdubfabbione: i'd say pooooong, but it sounds bad ;)08:31
fabbionejdub: dude.. i did ask you about your G3 toilet seat test a few days ago.. so what can you tell me about it?08:31
jdubfabbione: it's not starting up!08:31
fabbionewhat is not starting up?08:32
fabbioneX?08:32
fabbioneor the entire cd?08:32
jdubfabbione: i think there's something wrong with the power adapter - i'm going to borrow a friend's one to see08:32
jdubthe entire machine08:32
fabbioneah crap08:32
fabbionejdub: i really really need you to test that stuff yesterday08:32
fabbionedo you think you can speed it up?08:32
jdubhmm; ok - i'll see what i can do08:32
fabbionethanks08:33
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pittiGood morning08:36
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pittifabbione: hm, so what shall this hal patch do again? in his own reply, the reporter seems to indicate that there is something wrong with his patch, and David didn't answer either08:55
fabbionepitti: you want to talk with benh here on freenode08:55
fabbioneit's an endianess issue08:55
fabbionepitti: benh in #xorg-devel08:55
pittifabbione: ah, I see that hal upstream applied parts of his patch, which looks like the endianess fixing part; that looks fine09:04
fabbionepitti: ok great09:05
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pittisiretart: ping09:22
pittisiretart: do you have some minutes to merge libphp-adodb from Debian? the new upstream version fixes a couple of vulns (but I can't request a sync, the dependencies differ in ubuntu)09:27
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dholbachgood morning09:28
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pittifabbione: tested the patch on my ppc, works nicely09:35
pittihi dholbach 09:35
fabbionepitti: ok cool09:35
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dholbachhey pitti09:35
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siretartpitti: I can have a look at it, okay09:37
pittisiretart: thanks09:37
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pittihey hey carlos 10:09
carlosmorning10:09
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siretartpitti: ok. I merged the debian upstream. 10:12
siretarterr, the latest debian version 4.72-0.1, that is10:13
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siretartpitti: the thing is, I think this needs a uvf exception report anyway10:13
pittisiretart: motu-uvf?10:13
siretartdholbach: perhaps you can say something?10:13
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dholbachi have no idea what you are talking about?10:14
siretartdholbach: it is basically a security update, do I need to create a complete report for that?10:14
pittidholbach: libphp-adodb, new upstream, fixes ~ 5 vulnerabilities10:14
dholbachno, if it's reasonable and works for you10:14
siretartdholbach: updating libphp-adodb from 4.64 to 4.7210:14
siretartdholbach: see http://changelog.debian.net/libphp-adodb for changes10:14
dholbachwe don't need to create bureaucratical processes around it10:15
dholbachI trust pitti with that - I said it before.10:15
siretartall right. uploading in a sek10:15
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pygiMithrandir: ping10:42
Mithrandirpygi: yes?10:42
pitticarlos: question about bug 39064 - since when you need .desktop files in Rosetta?10:42
pygiMithrandir: have you looked at n-a application then?10:43
pygiand asked for mentorship?10:43
carlospitti: I don't need .desktop files in Rosetta10:44
pitticarlos: so you mean the strings of the desktop file aren't in ubiquity's pot file?10:44
Mithrandirpygi: yes, I've looked a bit at it.  I'm not done reviewing.10:44
pygiMithrandir: oki, just wanted to know :)10:45
pygithanks10:45
pitticarlos: argh, I thought that bug was from you, sorry; so I guess the POT file is just incomplete then10:45
carlospitti: I don't mean anything, I don't understand the questions ;-)10:45
carlospitti: yeah, i didn't file that bug10:45
pittialright, nevermind then, I'll check this with Kamion 10:46
carlospitti: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/4092710:46
carlospitti: that bug sounds like you forgot to fix something with the .desktop & gettext integration10:47
pitticarlos: yes, seems so; I guess nautilus uses the patched libgnome correctly, but doesn't set the locale right10:47
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carlospitti: perhaps nautilus is not using that .desktop parser?10:48
pitticarlos: I doubt it; if it wouldn't use the patch, it would just ignore X-Gettext-Translation-Domain10:50
carlospitti: perhaps the portuguese translation comes from Ubuntu10:50
carlosand is only available from the .mo files10:50
pitticarlos: no, that bug is real, I just checked with the german one10:51
carlosoh, ok10:51
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pittiKamion: do you have a minute to talk about bug 40246?11:02
pittiKamion: erm, bug 39064, sorry11:03
pittiKamion: (ubiquity .desktop file translations)11:03
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fabbionedoko: ping?11:13
dokofabbione: pong11:14
fabbionedoko: i am not sure i understand bug #1507611:14
dokobug 1507611:15
fabbionethe bot seems dead11:15
dokoahh :-)11:15
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dokofabbione: it seems, that xresprobe get's it right now, at least xorg.conf is configured correctly, the current (related) problem is, that although nicely configured, X starts with 640x480, the driver claims that this is the (unconnected) analogue D-Sub output. I was unable to get anything higher than 640x480 with the ati driver, the fglrx driver does use the configured settings and works fine (although the kernel crashes with th11:24
dokoe fglrx driver when leaving X)11:24
fabbionedoko: can you try to add the HorizSync and VertRefresh entries to your xorg.conf?11:25
fabbionei find it very strange that xorg.conf is configured properly11:25
dokowill do later, requires a reset :-/11:29
fabbionedoko: ok thanks11:32
Mithrandirfabbione: fwiw, I can reproduce the "X is in 640x480 mode most of the time" bug with a Radeon 8500.  If there's anything I can do to help you debug it, please tell me.11:33
carlosRiddell: hi, around?11:35
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Riddellcarlos: hi, yes11:44
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carlosRiddell: any news about the kde translation domains I asked?11:52
carlosRiddell: are those valid translation domains or should I just ignore them?11:52
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siretartmvo: hi. say, is it already possible to configure allowed origins in unattended-upgrades?11:55
Riddellcarlos: I'll look into them today, promise :)11:57
carlosRiddell: ok, thanks11:57
mvosiretart: hm, it was not designed for it, but thinking about it, it is a very good idea to add it (and makes me wonder why it wasnt discussed during spec writing)11:57
siretartI added     allowed_origins.append((distributor,"%s-updates" % archive))11:58
siretartlocally for now. but I saw a comment about addind a apt.Config variable for that11:58
siretartI've noticed also a 'blacklist' variable. perhaps it makes sense to make that configurable as well.. hm12:01
fabbioneMithrandir: the last one i checked was due to missing Horiz and Vert info that triggers the issue when the monitor is turned off or doesn't answer a DDC probe in time (like from sleep or something)12:02
fabbioneMithrandir: check your log and you will see that12:02
Kamionpitti: sure, I hadn't got round to looking at that bug yet really12:03
mvosiretart: do you mind to file a bug about it to remind me? that would be cool12:03
Mithrandirfabbione: I see it on the live cd most often, and the display is most assuredly on.12:03
Kamionsuppose I need to look at it reasonably urgently12:03
pittiKamion: I know what needs to be done in principle, but I'm not terribly familiar with the packaging12:03
fabbioneMithrandir: is it DVI?12:03
Mithrandirfabbione: nope12:04
Kamionpitti: what needs to be done? xgettext to generate a pot file?12:04
pittiI /msg you12:04
viviersfpitti, do you know if there is any security risks in running smbumount with setuid ?12:04
fabbioneMithrandir: can you check in the Xlogs if there is any DDC failure or put it somewhere?12:04
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pittiviviersf: it should be pretty safe, unless you rip away a mounted file system underneath another user who wants to use it12:12
pittiviviersf: but I hope that smbumount checks for that, similarly to umount12:12
viviersfk thx12:13
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siretartmvo: I just filed 2 bugs about unatttended-upgrades and subscribed you to both12:15
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slomo_infinity: please give-back gajim on hppa... i don't know _what_ this error is but it should be solved be retrying ;)12:16
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raphink:)12:17
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pittihi seb128_ 12:23
seb128_re pitti ;)12:23
sivangre folks :)12:23
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enycErm... are any dapper developers having trouble submitting print jobs to SMB printers? -- "Paused: /usr/lib/cups/backend/smb failed" happens where it did not in breezy... ?12:38
pittienyc: this should be the very well known samba bug, infinity is on it12:39
enycpitti: excellent... is theere a launhpad bug entry?12:39
pittienyc: bug 3948412:39
UbugtuMalone bug 39484 in samba "cups smb printing backend no longer works" [Major,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3948412:39
enycUbugtu: pitti: thankyou all... I can copy that address teo persons with problem and be confident it will be fixed ;-) thankyou for quick reply ;-)12:40
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j^enyc dapper has (0.0.0.alpha5-0ubuntu2)12:47
enycj^: oh hrrm *looks*12:48
enycj^: oh yes... oops.. I must have been looking at the replaced version ;-( sorry12:49
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j^would be nice to get theora-mmx in, but that can wait for the next release which will also work on amd6412:50
dholbachKinnison: upstream's first guess was that on_show() was not called with the installer patch - I forwarded him your script and will keep on asking him12:51
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Kinnisondholbach: of course it's not called12:53
Kinnisondholbach: that's on_show for the window12:53
Kinnisondholbach: and there's no window when it's in a pug12:53
Kinnisonplug even12:53
dholbachhum12:53
Kinnisonhence when I was trying to fix it, I was concentrating on getting the routines called at the right time. Unfortunately with bunches of the menus etc not being present, calling the extant routines caused segfaults all over the place and I got very lost trying to fix it all up12:54
Mithrandiruh, did we change to a gnome-foot-splash for gdm?12:55
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Mithrandirfabbione: ok, the 640x480 problem reproduced, http://err.no/tmp/Xorg.0.log is the log12:58
Mithrandirfabbione: interestingly, casper/dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg detected the resolution correctly.12:59
fabbioneMithrandir:01:00
fabbione(II) RADEON(0): Generic Monitor: Using default hsync range of 28.00-33.00 kHz01:00
fabbione(II) RADEON(0): Generic Monitor: Using default vrefresh range of 43.00-72.00 Hz01:00
fabbioneexactly as i said01:00
dholbachMithrandir: gnome foot splash for gdm?01:00
fabbioneeither the monitor doesn't return DDC fast enough.. or something blocks the call01:00
ogradholbach, the gdm artwork dependencys were changed to suggests01:00
ogra(dunno why)01:00
fabbioneMithrandir: can you try to boot a few times without usplash and see if it that solves the issue?01:00
dholbachogra: ah yes01:00
Mithrandirfabbione: see xorg.conf in the same directory; xresprobe gets it right.01:01
Mithrandirfabbione: so it's just X being silly.01:01
Mithrandirfabbione: sure, I'll try sans usplash01:01
Mithrandirdholbach: blue thing, largish.01:01
ogragnome default theme ;)01:01
fabbioneMithrandir: the ddc is probed when X starts.. xresprobe does it far away01:02
ograMithrandir, is any artwork package installed ?01:02
enychrrm that freq. range is only enough for 640x48001:02
dholbachMithrandir: i think mdz re-added ubuntu-artwork to the seed01:02
enycI use 1216x912 at 99hz using 96kHz h-sync....01:02
Mithrandirogra: unsure, I just rebooted.  It's the current live cd.01:02
Kamiondholbach: I did01:02
ograMithrandir, gdm only suggests the artwork packages now01:02
Kamions/suggests/recommends/01:03
ograso the seed might be a bit behind01:03
dholbachKamion: ah ok, thanks.01:03
ograah, recommends even :)01:03
KamionI'm just preparing a -meta upload now01:04
enycDapper -- uses ubuntu-desktop as the basi install package on desktop systems still? or is this now ubuntu-stardard or otherwise?01:04
ogra-standard installs standard software, -desktop the desktop :)01:04
enyckk01:04
enycwell01:04
Mithrandirfabbione: fwiw, I couldn't reproduce it on i386.01:05
enycubuntu-desktop installs pcmcia-cs now.. but ...  * Linux >= 2.6.13-rc1 requires pcmciautils instead of pcmcia-cs01:05
enycfpi: I just upgraded from breezy to dapper as-is at the moment and I had system crash (was still running 2.6.12-686-smp from breezy at the time) anh pcmcia loaded and crashed the system... I had to boot with   init=/bin/bash  and  chmod -x /etc/init.d/pcmcia  in order te get in and  dpkg --configure -a  to resume setup packages01:07
enycfyi not fpi ;-)01:07
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enycthis looks like an upgrade race-condition/crash ;-(01:08
Kamionenyc: pcmcia-cs is there still because some older cards require CIS firmware that's only in pcmcia-cs at present01:08
enycKamion: kk but sirely if ubuntu-desktop specifies pcmcia-cs it should also get pcmciautils in there?? as thats apparetly needed for the dapper kernel _anyway_01:08
Kamionenyc: pcmciautils is in ubuntu-minimal01:11
Kamionand pcmcia-cs is *not* in ubuntu-desktop01:11
enycthats interesting... maybe i dont have ubuntu-minimal installed01:11
Kamion(I just uploaded it, so I'm certain of that)01:11
KamionAFAIK it has never been01:11
Kamionit was installed by the installer if you had PCMCIA hardware01:12
enyci see ;-)01:12
enyci see ;-) but ubuntu-base installs the -minimal now anyway.. ;-)01:12
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enycI idint have ubuntu-base installed!!! that doesnt help upgrades... 01:13
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Kamionubuntu-base dates from hoary; we split it up in early breezy01:17
enycheh... to make diffirent base sysytem insatlls for different circumstances more convinient...01:17
enycyes...01:17
enycIll leave you to it ;-)01:17
StevenK-base got split into -miminal and -standard?01:17
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KamionStevenK: yes01:22
tashiro_workdoko: Hi. Can you please try to execute gaphor and say if it works for you. It seems that it doesn't start http://rafb.net/paste/results/WoHStj82.html01:22
Mithrandirfabbione: ta, managed to reproduce without splash too.01:23
fabbioneMithrandir: sorry.. there is no way i can fix that.. really01:23
fabbioneMithrandir: not without forcing syncs to everybody01:24
fabbioneand people will get upset for other reasons01:24
fabbionethere is no win2win situation here01:24
Mithrandirfabbione: I'm considering forcefully writing the sync ranges for casper at least, but that'll be problematic with ubiquity installs. :-/01:25
fabbioneMithrandir: up to you, it will break a lot of other stuff01:26
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fabbioneor people will complain that their 200Hz monitor will go only 60/7501:26
fabbionenot that it makes any damn difference01:26
Mithrandirfabbione: it will break monitor replugging, nothing else.01:26
fabbionebut i am not dealing to listen to them complaining either way01:26
Kamionpitti: ok, ubiquity .desktop files should be i18ned in my bzr branch now01:26
pittiyay, great01:26
Kamionafter running gettextize, intltoolize, everyfreakingize01:27
fabbioneMithrandir: a bunch of bugs are all about our defaults being too conservative.. like running at 60Hz01:27
pittiKamion: could you figure out how to automakeify it, or the manual approach?01:27
fabbioneMithrandir: i don't mind it.. since our eyes can NOT see more than 15pfs anyway01:27
pittiKamion: oh, even better :)01:27
Kamionpitti: did it with automake01:27
Kamionpitti: the po/Makefile thing you had was because gettextize needed to be run too01:27
fabbioneMithrandir: people apparently do, because they still believe it makes a difference01:27
Mithrandirfabbione: modern monitors at 60Hz or even 75Hz are painful to look at, though.01:27
Kamionand gettextize and intltoolize sort of half-conflict (both install po/Makefile.in.in) so it was very confusing01:27
pittiKamion: . o O { do we need a meta-meta-script justdoitize? }01:28
pittiah01:28
fabbioneMithrandir: that's why we don't force the syncs..01:28
Mithrandirfabbione: uh, writing the sync ranges means you actually listen to what the monitor claims it can do and X then just uses that blindly.  That works quite well, except in the "I plugged in a new monitor" case.01:29
fabbioneMithrandir: no it's the opposite.. when we get a ddc info back we don't write the range since we can detect it at real time. We write it down with safe defaults when we cannot detect it or in special cases.01:30
Mithrandirfabbione: except that X for some reason fails to detect it while ddcprobe works, yes.01:30
fabbioneMithrandir: oh yes.. i see what you mean01:31
fabbionewell for the live cd could be done.. yes01:31
fabbionei am not sure i want to do that on normal install tho01:31
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fabbionebecause of the replug01:31
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fabbioneMithrandir: hounestly at this point in time i am not sure there is a sane way to fix this.01:35
Mithrandirfabbione: I'll poke the ATI driver to see how hard it is, at least.01:35
fabbioneMithrandir: all this probe crap is just a mess and should be rewritten from scratch01:35
fabbioneMithrandir: if you want to work on ati, please talk to airlied and benh on #xorg-devel01:36
fabbioneMithrandir: here on freenode.. they are really friendly guys01:36
MithrandirI guess I should.01:36
RiddellKamion: did you get my e-mail last week about the cd boot loader kubuntu image?01:38
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_ionYay. Vim7 is released. \o/01:40
Kinnisongnerk01:41
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KamionRiddell: yeah, will look at it now01:54
RiddellKamion: I've no idea if the colour palette is right01:54
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zulheylo02:20
janimoKamion, flight 7 install CD asked  to type in where to put grub (hd0) but it did not on previous CDs. Should I file a bug?02:23
Kamionjanimo: that code hasn't changed; it depends on what other operating systems you have installed though02:24
Kamionif there's an OS on the disk that it doesn't recognise, it'll ask you02:24
Kamionon the basis that installing grub might mean you could never boot that OS again, so you'd better check02:25
janimoKamion: there was a FAT32 XP, it did not recognize since it was not put in the menu02:25
HiddenWolfKamion: ping, I just added a bit on the /MigrationAssistance wiki page regarding issues with importing user settings from "messy" windows installations.02:25
KamionHiddenWolf: it's not exactly my page ...02:25
HiddenWolfHm, you had the last edit, sorry. :)02:25
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pittihi shackan 02:41
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shackanhi02:42
Huahuahello, pitti 02:44
pittihey Huahua 02:45
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bddebianMorning peoples03:13
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highvolt1gemorning bddebbiaann03:17
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pittifabbione: still here?03:24
fabbionepitti: yes03:24
pittifabbione: I have a clean breezy install here and set up my printer03:24
pittifabbione: now I'm about to do apt-get install cupsys cupsys-client for dapper03:24
pittifabbione: did you do anything else when you noticed the cupsys preinst failure?03:25
fabbionepitti: note that i had no printers installed03:25
pittifabbione: ok, then I'll remove it again03:25
fabbionepitti: just from console: apt-get update && apt-get dist-upgrade.03:25
pittifabbione: so you used apt-get normally03:25
pittiok, so no update-manager of any kind03:25
pittithanks03:25
fabbionenope03:25
fabbioneas i wrote in the bug.. plain apt03:25
pittifabbione: any other cups configuration? enabled browsing or so?03:26
fabbionepitti: nothing.. it was plain install from breezy03:26
pittifabbione: alright, thanks03:26
fabbionei literally installed breezy and upgraded to dapper03:26
fabbionenot even logged in03:26
bddebianDamn xorg updates :-(03:26
fabbionebddebian: go rant somewhere else please.03:27
bddebianBah03:28
pittifabbione: ah, I think I got it, too now03:28
jsgotangcolol03:28
fabbionepitti: coolio03:28
pittifabbione: but it disappears as soon as I try it again03:28
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pittibrb03:28
fabbionepitti: yes, it's  a one shot03:29
fabbionemeh03:29
FjodorHas anyone verified en_DK workable? My Xlib doesn't like it, and I don't think I've tinkered with it. Dapper install is dist-upgrade from breezy and fully updated03:31
Fjodors/en_DK/locale en_DK03:31
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fabbioneFjodor: i use locale en_DK and no, i have no idea why you get these messages.. everything else seems fine03:34
fabbioneif you have a patch good, otherwise please file a bug in malone03:35
fabbionepkg libx1103:35
FjodorUbugtu: bug 4076103:35
UbugtuMalone bug 40761 in libx11 "Most X apps warn about locale not supported" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4076103:35
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fabbioneFjodor: ok.. do you have a patch?03:36
FjodorUnfortunately not. I really can't see why it doesn't like it :-(03:36
FjodorGuess I just wait for someone to pick it up then. Sorry for bothering03:37
fabbioneFjodor: neither can i. so there is no known fix atm03:37
FjodorFair enough. Thanks anyway03:38
bddebianfabbione: Having a bad day are we? :-)03:38
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fabbionebddebian: no. trying to improve the S/N ratio in this channel03:39
mvoDiziet: could you please have a look at https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7969? we have a older version of the patch in our ff, but the author suggested to update it 03:39
UbugtuMozilla bug 7969 in Internationalization "need dictionary based Thai line breaker and intergrate into line/word breaker" [Normal,New]  03:39
MithrandirFjodor: if you run locale-gen en_DK.UTF-8, does that help?03:39
fabbioneMithrandir: meh dude.. was that simple?03:40
fabbionelocale-gen en_DK.UTF-803:40
fabbioneGenerating locales...03:40
fabbione  en_DK.UTF-8... up-to-date03:40
fabbioneGeneration complete.03:40
janimois there a 'reply to comment' in malone like in bugzilla I am not seeing?03:40
fabbionemade the error go awat03:40
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fabbioneaway03:40
janimoor just plan add a comment mode?03:40
RiddellMithrandir, Kamion: how does update-notifier get added back to autostart on install?03:41
MithrandirRiddell: unsure03:41
Riddellspooky03:41
fabbioneMithrandir: so what is at fault for not running it on upgrades?03:42
Mithrandirfabbione: unsure.  And it doesn't fix the problem for me.03:44
fabbioneit does for me tho03:44
fabbionesame en_dk issue03:44
bddebianWhy don't we have any of the libglib-data packages?03:44
bddebianAccording to one website installing libglib2.0-data makes the Gdk warning go away for that X locales thing03:44
fabbioneMithrandir: sudo locale-gen $LANG ?03:44
Mithrandirfabbione: yes, I did that, and it made some of the messages go away, but not all.03:45
Mithrandirfabbione: maybe I need to kick the X server or something03:45
fabbioneMithrandir: i used xterm as test case03:45
Mithrandir: tfheen@thosu ~ > LANG=en_DK.UTF-8 xterm03:46
MithrandirWarning: locale not supported by Xlib, locale set to C03:46
MithrandirWarning: Cannot convert string "vlines2" to type Pixmap03:46
fabbionethe latter is not locale associated03:46
fabbionei have a report for it, but i don't understand what causes it exactyl03:47
fabbionebecause i can't reproduce it here03:47
fabbionetry to start with a clean env??03:47
fabbioneenv -i LANG=en_DK.UTF-8 xterm ?03:48
bddebianIs the link in /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/locale correct?03:49
fabbionebddebian: yes i fixed in ubunt703:49
fabbioneubuntu703:49
bddebianIt looks weird on my machine03:49
fabbioneand i have the feeling somebody will report it as duplicate03:49
Mithrandirfabbione: en_DK is missing from /usr/share/X11/locale/locale.dir03:49
fabbionebddebian: dpkg -l libx11-603:49
bddebianAh, I have ubuntu6 on this one03:50
fabbioneMithrandir: that's odd..03:50
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fabbioneMithrandir: so why does it work here?03:51
Mithrandirfabbione: do they exist in your file?03:52
fabbioneMithrandir: nope03:52
fabbioneahh hmmm03:52
fabbionehold on 03:52
fabbionethe error disappeard only on the terminal i used to generate the locales03:53
fabbioneso probably the env needs to be fully reloaded03:53
pittifabbione: ah, found it; stupid me...03:55
fabbioneMithrandir: ok i have the fix.03:55
fabbioneMithrandir: adding to locale.dir does indeed help everywhere.03:55
fabbioneMithrandir: and i think there was no need to regenerate with locale-gen at all since it was already up-to-date03:56
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desrtunattended-upgrades... pretty controversial stuff....03:58
Mithrandirfabbione: yeah, it was just a shot in the dark03:59
pittihi desrt 03:59
Fjodorfabbione: Sorry for not answering, I was fetching a coke. No, locale-gen just says up to date03:59
desrtgood morning :)03:59
desrtpitti; where have you been hiding these days?03:59
bddebianHello desrt03:59
pittidesrt: behind my TFT, as always :)04:00
desrtbddebian; dword to your moms04:00
bddebianuhm04:00
bddebian:-)04:00
desrtpitti; hm.  i thought most people usually sat in front of their tfts :)04:00
desrtpitti; i haven't run into you for very much stuff this release cycle, unfortunately :/04:00
pittidesrt: I bought a left-handed TFT where the display is on the backside04:00
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fabbioneFjodor: thanks. i am getting the fix uploaded right now. Thanks to Mith.. 04:01
fabbioneMithrandir: nice work :)04:01
desrtpitti; that's pretty awesome04:01
pittidesrt: how are you these days?04:01
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desrtpitti; up and down04:01
desrtpitti; biggest problem currently is that i failed a mandatory course and the professor is being a dick about it04:02
=== Fjodor hugs Mithrandir too. Great work. And thanks to fabbione too!
desrtpitti; my department nastygrammed him yesterday though, and it looks like things are getting sorted quickly04:02
pittidesrt: uh, sounds like some time of computer abstinence is required? good luck!04:02
desrtpitti; heh.  school this term was insane.  i took a couple of overload courses04:02
desrt15 courses in 2 terms (7 and 8)04:03
fabbioneDear Firefox, thanks for dieing on me while closing a bug...04:04
desrtsounds like time to open a new one :)04:05
_ionMe hugs SessionSaver04:05
pittidesrt: hm, I also usually took about 7 courses per semester04:05
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pittidesrt: (but I agree that this meant serious work :) )04:05
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desrtpitti; normal engineering load is 5-6.  normal arts load is 4-5 :)04:07
fabbioneFjodor: it will take about 3 hours for the packages to hit archive.. but it's there now04:07
desrt(engineers love little else more than complaining about courseload and bitching about how easy the artsies have it) :)04:07
Fjodorfabbione: Great! Thank you (and Mithrandir) _so_ much!04:07
fabbioneFjodor: no problem. 04:09
fabbioneat the end i live in dk.. i can't totally ignore that04:10
FjodorHehe :-) Where in DK btw.?04:10
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fabbioneanyway.. 0 libx11 bugs as of now..04:10
fabbioneFjodor: Brnshj04:10
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FjodorToo bad it isn't Aarhus. I would have bought you a beer or something :-)04:11
fabbioneFjodor: i did live in rhus for almost 3 years..04:11
fabbioneFjodor: i pass by there once in a while04:11
fabbionedon't worry.. i will come and claim my beer :)04:11
bddebianfabbione: That's awesome.  Too bad the xorg driver bugs could choke a horse :-(   :-)04:11
Fjodorfabbione: Cool. Just say when04:12
fabbioneFjodor: will do04:12
fabbionebddebian: too bad you didn't even notice i fixed/closed/triaged over 200 bugs in the last week 04:12
fabbioneso we are down to 35004:12
fabbionethat's not bad at all04:12
bddebianfabbione: I notice.  That isn't a slam on you man04:12
fabbioneconsidering that warty had 12004:12
=== jsgotangco salutes fabbione
=== HiddenWolf salutes fabbione
fabbionehoary around 25004:13
fabbioneand that our user base from hoary is 10 times bigger???04:13
fabbionego nuts... we did great04:13
=== Fjodor salutes fabbione too
HiddenWolffabbione: are you the resident X guru now?04:14
fabbioneHiddenWolf: only up to release04:14
StevenKHeh.04:14
StevenKThen someone takes over?04:14
bddebianfabbione: I think it's awesome, I wish I could be more help.  You and infinity are to be commended.04:14
desrtwhen you say down to 350 bugs is that like... the entire distro?04:14
bddebiandesrt: hahaha :-)04:14
fabbionei hate X, i don't want X, X should die.. all back to console+fb04:14
desrtok.  just checking :)04:15
Mithrandirdesrt: the entire distro is around 10k open bugs. :-(04:15
HiddenWolfdesrt: 10270+ bugs 04:15
fabbionedesrt: tsk :P04:15
desrtyou guys need to go to IBM or something04:16
desrtborrow 10000 of their employees for a day04:16
jsgotangcolol04:16
desrtand say to each of them "fix one bug"04:16
fabbionedesrt: that won't help..04:16
crimsundesrt: classic mythical man-month problem.04:17
bddebianhehe04:17
bddebianYou mean 9 women can't have a baby in 1 month?? ;-P04:17
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StevenKHaha04:17
desrt(the one guy called in sick)04:17
fabbionedesrt: die dude!04:17
StevenKbddebian: You get 9 women pregant with the *same* baby, and then we'll see. :-P04:18
bddebianA gene multiplexer?04:18
fabbionepoor baby04:18
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desrtStevenK; take this to #biology-devel, plz04:18
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bddebianyells even04:18
fabbionei am taking off04:18
mjg59Does launchpad have any way to limit displayed bugs to main?04:18
fabbionetime to do some real life stuff04:18
HiddenWolffabbione: life, what is that?04:19
HiddenWolf;)04:19
mjg59Oh, yes04:19
fabbioneHiddenWolf: when you a wife with a knife on your neck ready for use04:19
desrtfabbione; life is waiting for you.04:19
StevenKmjg59: Bah, I was about to answer.04:19
desrtfabbione; death too, it seems...04:19
FjodorOh no! He's about to enter the fabled "room without a roof"! It's said to be rather bright in there04:19
mjg59There's only 6821 bugs in main04:19
HiddenWolf"only"04:19
desrtFjodor; it's a pretty big room, actually04:20
desrtFjodor; it's a freakin' mess though... dirt and water all over the place04:20
FjodorYeah. "outside the asylum" alright04:20
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bddebianKamion: ping?04:31
FjodorHmm, guess my last statement was a misquote, now that I remember where it was from. Guess I'll shut up and look forward to the new libx11 :-)04:33
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crimsunpitti: rock! (RE: alsa-utils, g-c-c, and g-v-m)04:39
pitticrimsun: and to you for finding a way out of this mess!04:40
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crimsunpitti: anytime04:40
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pittiivoks: I applied your patches, testing now; looks good so far, thank you!04:47
ivokspitti: for... g-c-m?04:48
pittiivoks: I did cups so far; g-c-m is built and waiting to be tested :)04:48
ivokspitti: you are welcome04:48
pittiivoks: hm, adding 'Allow @LOCAL' shouldn't hurt too much, I guess04:48
ivoksit wouldn't for a default install04:48
pittipeople who change the Listen directive will probably want that anyway, and it doesn't change anything by default04:49
ivoksthat's right04:49
pittiivoks: also, it's a FAQ which would be solved04:49
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ivokspitti: that would go in dapper?04:50
pittiivoks: the cups changes in any case, I guess -- it's just adding two files04:50
pittiivoks: I'll ask mdz about g-c-m04:51
ivoksand .glade04:51
ivoksah, ok :)04:51
ivokspitti: it needs testing first04:51
ivoksi'm not sure g-c-m was solved as good as it can :/04:51
pittimdz: would you be opposed to adding ivoks' patch to gnome-cups-manager which provides a GUI (menu entry checkbox) for calling a cups script to enable/disable printer sharing?04:51
pittiivoks: yes, I'm preparing the cups side first04:52
ivoksok04:52
seb128carlos, mdke: who is moderator for the ubuntu-translators list?04:52
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pittiivoks: do you have anything particular in your mind? (g-c-m patch flaws)04:53
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ivokspitti: yes, if you enable sharing in g-c-m, and then disable browsing (in same run)04:55
Dizietmvo: thai patch> I'll look into it.  It was quite a big patch and I'll have to think about whether now is a good time to be changing it lots.04:55
ivokspitti: sharing will stay enabled (marked), but will not work04:55
ivokspitti: on restart of g-c-m, everything would be fine04:55
pittiivoks: right04:56
ivokspitti: this is due something in .glade, if i'm not mistaken04:56
ivoksi'm not so good programer :/04:56
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pittiivoks: don't worry, I know next to nothign about GTK either04:56
ivoksi was hoping you will take a look at that (or someone else)04:56
ivoks:D04:56
carlosseb128: jordi and I04:57
pittiivoks: I'll try to hug mvo or seb128 often enough so that he can give me some hints :)04:57
pittiivoks: I just won't have much time to care for it :/04:57
ivokspitti: if you need help, bug me and I'll hug them too :)04:57
mvoDiziet: agreed, if you feel uncomfortable about it, its fine to not include it I think04:58
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pittiivoks: there must be a function to disable the browsing menu entry if sharing is enabled?04:58
seb128carlos: could you accept my mail about strings changes from the previous week and today?04:58
pittiivoks: i. e. enabling sharing should enable browsing and grey it out04:58
ivokspitti: the thing is that disabeled browsing doesn't mean that sharing is disabled04:58
pittiivoks: no, let me explain again04:58
Dizietmvo: I'll take a look at the actual code I think.04:58
mvoivoks, pitti: do we have a bugnumber for that g-c-m problem?04:58
mvoDiziet: thanks!04:59
ivoksmvo: not yet04:59
seb128carlos: "mails", they are like 5-6 now04:59
pittiivoks: if I enable sharing, then the browsing checkbox should be enabled as well and made inactive, so that the user can't disable it04:59
ivokspitti: right, that would be great04:59
Dizietmvo: Do you happen to know which version of the patch was the one that was included ?04:59
ivokspitti: but...04:59
DizietThe changelog doesn't say and knowing that would save me quite a bit of faff.04:59
pittimvo: it's more a missing feature; just a checkbox around two scripts in cupsys04:59
ivokspitti: you can disable browsing and still be able to share (darn cups)04:59
mvoDiziet: checking, give me a sec04:59
pittiivoks: oh, how so?04:59
pittiivoks: that would be the most ideal solution in the first place05:00
mvopitti: let me know if you need help, that sounds managable05:00
pittiivoks: but after I disabled browsing locally, my laptop didn't get any ipp notifications any more05:00
ivokspitti: that's true05:00
ivokspitti: but go to http://disabled_server_IP:63105:00
pittimvo: we have a patch already (similar to the 'enable browsing' patch), it just needs some minor tweaks; thanks!05:00
mvoDiziet: we have https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/attachment.cgi?id=218666&action=view (I did the upload)05:00
ivokspitti: and you will be able to access printers05:00
ivokspitti: browsing is browsing, and only that05:00
ivokspitti: sharing is something else05:00
pittiivoks: aaah, right05:01
ivokspitti: best option is sharing+browsing05:01
pittiivoks: indeed, I mixed that up05:01
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pittiivoks: so why does your enable_sharing script enable browsing then?05:01
ivokspitti: anyway, I would be happy if sharing would enable browsing05:01
carlosseb128: sure05:01
seb128carlos: thank you ;)05:01
janimodholbach: ping05:01
ivokspitti: I tought that would be best option05:01
ivokspitti: since most of the users want browsing with sharing05:02
pittiivoks: I see my confusion now, I mixed up access privilege with the server advertising its printers05:02
pittiivoks: that shouldn't be hardcoded in the scripts then, just in the UI IMHO05:02
ivoksfine with me05:02
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mvoivoks, pitti: I'm happy to help once I know what to do, just let me know whats needed and I'll hack on it05:03
ivoksmvo: sure05:03
ivoksmvo: thank you05:03
pittimvo: alright, thanks a million05:03
ivokspitti: so, we should go with independent sharing and browsing or should sharing enable browsing?05:04
pittiivoks: my feeling is that the scripts should be orthogonal in cups05:04
jordiwoa, I think I've been neglecting ubuntu-translators quite a lot05:04
ivokspitti: i op for sharing enables browsing (that's what most of the users want)05:04
pittiivoks: and the UI should care for that05:04
ivokspitti: I agree05:04
ivokspitti: then cups need new scripts05:04
ivoksneeds05:05
pittiivoks: yes, easy enough to fix them (I just spotted some typos anyway)05:05
ivoksoh :/05:05
ivoksi wrote those scripts at 1AM :)05:05
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mdkeseb128: looks like carlos/jordi05:07
jordimdke: ?05:08
carlosjordi: just that we should pay more attention to ubuntu-translators05:09
seb128jordi: I send "I've changed that strings" mails for 10 days but nobody cares to moderate ubuntu-translators so they never reach the list05:09
mdkejordi/carlos: if you need a hand, I'm happy to do some moderating duties05:09
carlosmdke: that would be really good, the main problem is the amount of spam we have there to discard05:10
mdkeyeah, I know from other lists ;)05:10
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elmoseb128: I just installed flight 7, did an update and now gdm is prompting me for which display manager should be the default05:11
elmoand the choice is gdm... or gdm.05:12
seb128elmo: weird, we got 1 other bug about that but I don't get the issue on my box and I'm not sure on how to debug it ... do you have any idea :)05:12
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elmoseb128: it isn't reproduceable after purging + reinstalling gdm?05:13
seb128elmo: I'll give a try later05:13
elmoI mean, this laptop isn't in use yet,so I could reinstall it, and run stuff you tell me to, if that'd be helpful05:13
seb128(I don't try now because stopping gdm closes will close the running session :p)05:14
jordimdke: hmm, I think we can accept that offer05:14
mdkejordi: ok05:14
jordiI mean, I can do it. I do it for two other ubuntu lists, but every few days.05:14
seb128elmo: I'll give a try on my laptop with flight7 and update and with purge reinstall and let you know if it doesn't happen for me05:14
seb128elmo: thank you :)05:14
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jordibut, ubuntu-translators I sometimes get backlogged on05:15
jdubjordi: i will help you05:17
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pittiivoks: hm, the new g-c-m does not have any 'global settings' menu at all any more05:21
jordimdke: hmm, just got pointed at listadmin :)05:22
jordithanks jdub 05:23
pittiivoks: ah, I know; the current patch disables the entire menu if either _status script says 205:23
ivokshuh?05:25
ivokspitti: i didn't update wor a week05:25
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mdkejordi: I dont mind, if you need the help, Im here. I read that list anyway.05:27
jordiok05:27
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carlosseb128: done05:29
carlosmdke: I just added your address to the admin list for that list05:29
seb128carlos: thank you05:29
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Dizietmvo: Thanks, noted.05:31
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Riddellcarlos: I've fixed the ones that can be, the rest are obsolete or from programmes that havn't been released yet so can be ignored https://wiki.kubuntu.org/MissingPotFiles05:38
carlosRiddell: ok, thank you!05:39
Riddellcarlos: timezones and ppdtranslations in kdelibs are actally made by kdebase, will that be a problem?05:41
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carlosRiddell: I will need to import them manually, but that's ok. How is that those are stored in the wrong place?05:44
MithrandirRiddell: any chance you could take a look at https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/43276 wrt the kde device db?05:46
UbugtuMalone bug 43276 in xorg "Please include Dell UltraSharp 2405FPW 24-inch Wide Aspect Flat Panel LCD Monitor in hardware database" [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  05:46
Riddellcarlos: they're generated by kdebase and put into kdelibs, I've no idea why05:46
carlosok05:46
BenMseb128, <305:47
seb128hey BenM, noticed the upload? :)05:47
BenMno, but i got bugmail :-)05:47
seb128ah, right05:48
RiddellMithrandir: reassigned05:48
MithrandirRiddell: thanks.05:48
mdkecarlos: ok, thanks05:48
BenMseb128, another win i just noticed05:49
BenMgnome-cups-icon stays around05:49
BenMforever05:49
BenMonce you pritn something05:49
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BenM~1mb cost05:49
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Kamionbddebian: yes?05:49
Keybukseb128: xchat core dumps if you have xchat-systray installed :)05:49
seb128Keybuk: don't install xchat-systray then ;)05:50
KamionRiddell: the installer's never touched update-notifier/autostart05:50
seb128BenM: any patch around for that? :)05:50
Keybukseb128: *sulk*05:50
BenMnot yet :-)05:50
BenMmaybe after exams05:50
BenMseb128, should i open a new bug for gnome-applets re: trash-applet05:50
RiddellKamion: does the installer copy the squishfs or the filesystem as it is on the running live CD?05:50
MithrandirRiddell: the squashfs.05:51
seb128BenM: feel free yep05:51
Kamionwhat he said05:51
RiddellMithrandir: ah, so that's how the notifier link gets copied05:51
MithrandirRiddell: oh, yeah, probably05:51
KeybukKamion: is that retchmail sync yours?05:52
RiddellMithrandir: can you add  "rm /usr/share/autostart/adept_notifier_auto.desktop" to the Disabling update-notifier script then?05:52
MithrandirRiddell: can you mail that to me or file a bug?05:52
freeflyingMithrandir:  bug 4380605:53
UbugtuMalone bug 43806 in casper "kubuntu livecd's update_notifier need been disable" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4380605:53
Mithrandirfreeflying: oh, that one.  Yeah, I meant to bug Riddell about that anyway.05:53
glatzorHi Riddell. I and mvo talked about the update notification a minute ago, too.05:54
Riddellthanks freeflying :)05:54
glatzorIt would be nice if adpet and update-notifier could share the same config file.05:54
bddebianKamion: Sorry, is libkwiki-perl still hung up in NEW?05:54
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Riddellglatzor: apt configuration?05:54
freeflyingRiddell:  :)05:55
glatzorRiddell: yes. currently u-m uses 10periodic and adpet 15adpet-periodic-update05:55
glatzorI would like to see if the config file 10peridoic would be shipped with apt itself05:55
glatzorRiddell: since the apt package also contains the cron job05:56
Riddellenabled by default?05:56
mvowe can't ship it with apt and enabled by default (because apt sets no policy on these things)05:56
BenMseb128, this is even better, g-cups-icon seems to leak05:56
BenMlast night, it was around 1.5 mb or writable05:57
BenMnow around 4.705:57
mvobut I would like to have the same config file for both u-n and adept05:57
glatzorRiddell: The kubuntu and ubuntu desktop metapackages could depend on a config package that would enable apt cache updates if the configurations was not changed by the user yet05:57
glatzorRiddell: no. disabled by default.05:57
Riddellsounds like we'd have to play around with postinst scripts05:57
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glatzorfurthermore i would like to see a common option if the user should be notified of available updates05:59
glatzorRiddell: mvo: perhaps "APT::Periodic::NotifyUser"05:59
mvoglatzor: well, the cron thing only part of the problem. if a user runs apt-get update by hand (or if he has no gui runing at this point) we want to show the notification as well06:00
pittiKamion, Keybuk: can you please NEW mozilla-firefox-locale-all? (new deb mozilla-firefox-locale-ka-ge, please put it straight into main)06:00
Keybuksure06:00
pittiKeybuk: great! I'll add the language-support-ka dependency then06:00
KeybukI was just looking at the immense NEW queue ;)06:00
pittioh, is it so bad?06:01
Keybuklittle larger than usual today06:01
Keybuksome soname changes happened I think06:01
KamionKeybuk: no, I don't think so, and infinity says it isn't his either06:01
Kamionbddebian: no06:02
glatzormvo: ok let's use "APT::UpdateNotification::NotifyAdminUsers" :)06:02
Kamionbddebian: https://launchpad.net/+builds/+build/19149206:03
glatzormvo: Riddell: or "APT::NotifyUserOf Updates"06:03
mvoglatzor: what would this option do?06:04
glatzorI don't know much about the internal name space of apt config options06:04
Keybukpitti: all for main, right?  (m-f-l-a)06:04
pittiKeybuk: yes, please06:04
pittiKeybuk: they will be pulled in by language-support-*06:04
glatzormvo: Riddell: it would be used by update-notifier and adpet. if it is enabled the notification would be shown in the notifcation area.06:05
pittiKeybuk: apart from -ka-ge, is there another one?06:05
Keybukpitti: dunno, the queue tool helpfully tells us all the binaries, not just the new ones :)06:05
pittilol06:05
KeybukI could grovel in the overrides to compare and find out which were new, etc.06:05
Keybukfar easier just to check the destinations with you though06:05
pittiKeybuk: don't worry, I'm reasonably sure it's just -ka-ge06:05
glatzormvo: but it could be too much noise, too.06:06
pittiKeybuk: I already saw the other ones in anastacia yesterday06:06
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tepsipakkidoes anyone know of how to securely automate the signing of a repository (Release.gpg). http://wiki.debian.org/SecureApt doesn't have that info yet06:10
tepsipakki-of06:10
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glatzormvo: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/4301706:15
UbugtuMalone bug 43017 in update-manager "Automatic Updates Don't Work on Xubuntu" [Major,Fix committed]  06:15
glatzorFixed this in my local repo06:15
jsgotangcociao good night06:17
tepsipakki_ion: was that a reply to my question?-)06:18
_iontepsipakki: Kind of.06:19
tepsipakkiwhere can I find this falcon?06:20
BenMseb128, i want to recommend that evolution-exchange be removed from the default gnome-desktop. when exchange is installed, it launches an extra daemon every time you use evo, using an extra mb06:20
BenMwhere would i file this06:20
BenMgnome-desktop, or in evo06:20
_iontepsipakki: http://www.kaarsemaker.net/files/Software/falcon/06:20
tepsipakkiion: thanks, google wasn't that helpful ;)06:21
seb128BenM: default gnome desktop or default Ubuntu installation? That will probably be rejected because we have one CD that should work out of the box for everybody06:21
seb128BenM: ubuntu-desktop is probably the right place06:21
BenMdefault install06:21
BenMwell, i'd figure exchange is something that would be deployed by a sysadmin06:21
BenMin a customized exchange06:21
BenMerr06:21
BenMcustomized install06:22
seb128evolution should probably not start that daemon if there is no exchange account configured06:22
BenMagreed06:22
BenMbut, it's evolution :-)06:23
BenMon the evo wackyness scale06:23
BenMthat's actually somewhat low06:23
seb128right06:23
KeybukBenM: hardly an extra MB06:25
Mithrandira gig here, a gig there.  Memory's cheap.06:25
BenMits 1 mb of writable private memory06:25
Kamion! speaking of memory allocation06:26
Keybuk00002aaab3700000    132K rw---    [ anon ] 06:26
Kamionthe guy talking about ubiquity memory usage isn't kidding about localedef being memory-hungry06:26
Kamionit takes up 50MB+ to generate a UTF-8 locale06:26
KinnisonKamion: cripes06:26
KeybukKamion: yeah, I've encountered that before06:26
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BenMhttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gnome-desktop/+bug/4383006:27
UbugtuMalone bug 43830 in gnome-desktop "Remove evolution-exchange from ubuntu-desktop" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  06:27
Kamionhttp://lists.debian.org/debian-glibc/2003/03/msg00314.html # yay goto06:27
BenMhow's that for rationale?06:27
MithrandirKamion: uh, nice.06:28
Mithrandir(or not)06:28
Kamionit got reopened 'cos drow is sensible06:29
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enycHrrrm... in dapper currently... GTK libs do not find modules sometimes -- e.g. running 'drip' results in "(drip:6848): Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to load module "libatk-bridge.so": libatk-bridge.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory" when /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libatk-bridge.so is there....06:32
enycas if looking in wrong place or something ;-(06:33
enyc(noting that 'drip' is dynamic-linked to loooads of files!)06:34
elmo~.06:35
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elmoargh, god damn, cisco must die.  they took a perfectly supported wireless cardbus card and silently switched it to an atheros chipset without changing the major model number06:36
thomelmo: yummy06:36
thomelmo: when i saw cisco must die i was expecting rather more major explosions06:37
Mithrandirelmo: they didn't leave the pci id unchanged too, for extra joy&profit?06:37
elmoMithrandir: nah, PCI ID correctly identifies it as atheros06:37
elmothom: well for major explosions like killing the DC usually also involve me being offline, so they're not so visible :/06:38
Keybukelmo: did they change the version?06:38
elmoanyway, atheros is still madwifi or ndis, right?06:38
Keybukelmo: yes, always will be06:39
Keybukmadwifi tends to "work"06:39
Keybukcould be worse ... I know of a certain card manufacturer that likes to keep the PCI ID the same, even after they change the chipset06:39
elmohmm, why always?06:39
Lathiatelmo: thats been quite popular with lots of manufacturers06:39
Lathiaton the netgear stuff you get a nie little "v2" sidemarked somewehre06:39
LathiatKeybuk: haha, nice06:39
Keybukelmo: nobody seems to be moving in any particular direction towards a proper open driver for it06:40
elmoah ok, but it'd be technically possible right?  I mean, no one thought bcm43xx was likely a year ago06:40
Keybukyup06:41
Keybukprobably some kind of softmac implementation would do the trick06:41
Keybukthe bcm stuff only happened because linksys wrote their own drivers for it, and someone was able to reverse engineer them06:41
Keybuknobody's done that for atheros sadly06:41
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RiddellKeybuk: do you expect edgy to use initng?07:00
Keybukno.07:00
Riddellsomeone has applied to SoC to write a config tool for it, so not much use unless edgy uses initng07:00
Riddellthanks07:00
Keybukindeed07:00
KeybukI already looked at that :)07:01
Keybukinitng has struck me repeatedly as one of the most pointless sysvinit replacements07:01
Keybukso even if we went with something !sysvinit, I doubt it would be initng07:01
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BurgworkBenM, you are a god, btw07:09
_ionAsk Apple nicely to release their implementation under a free license. ;-)07:10
_ionI heard it pretty much rules, albeit it uses XML config files.07:10
_ion(It does the work of init, inetd, crond, atd etc.)07:10
_ionIt apparently launches stuff like cupsd on demand, instead of system startup.07:11
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mdzKamion: what went horribly wrong with my seed commit?07:13
Riddellcarlos: what's the status of the .pot file for guidance?07:15
carlosRiddell: ubuntu or upstream?07:15
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Riddellcarlos: in ubuntu07:15
Riddellit's not in rosetta (I'm told)07:15
carlosRiddell: it is07:16
carloshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/dapper/+source/kde-guidance/+pots/guidance07:16
carlosRiddell: it's there since 2006-04-0407:16
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carlosRiddell: please ask to the guy that told you that is not there to file a bug describing how was he trying to get it, it sounds like an UI bug07:19
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Kamionmdz: no idea, it simply wasn't there07:32
Kamionno record of it at all; looked as if it hadn't been pushed07:32
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BenMBurgwork, thanks :-)07:33
BenMi try07:33
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bddebianKamion: Thx.  Do I need to try libspoon-perl or have you already brought it over/in?07:47
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mdzKamion: it's still at sftp://chinstrap.ubuntu.com/home/warthogs/archives/seeds.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/seeds/dapper, right?07:49
elmocould someone demote the following packages: libgnutls11, libtasn1-2-bin, ifrename, libdb4.4 and libssl0.9.7?07:51
elmothey're > optional but not installed by default, so dselect tries to install them on fresh installs for no good reason07:52
elmo(tho libtasn1-2-bin is in universe but a recommendation of something (from the same source) in main - maybe it should be promoted at the same time)07:52
bddebianNo way :-)07:54
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Kamionbddebian: I haven't done anything to it08:14
Kamionmdz: yep08:14
Kamionelmo: those packages all appear to be in universe already08:15
dholbachjanimo: pong08:15
janimodholbach: hey08:15
janimowanted to ask if you're too busy to handle goffice/gnumeric08:16
janimoI can take care of tjose if so08:16
Kamionelmo: though hmm, I suppose everything that's not in main should be <= optional; I should teach jessica to check that08:16
dholbachjanimo: what was the final decision with those now?08:16
elmoKamion: sorry yeah, by demote, I meant demote to optional08:16
janimodholbach: Gauvain, updated the patches to be less hacky08:16
janimodholbach: per mdz's proposal08:16
dholbachgot the bug numbers?08:17
janimodholbach: goffice provides goffice|goffice-gtk in the shlibs08:17
janimodholbach: hmm don;t know offhand but can look08:17
dholbachok08:17
janimodholbach: I think it's against goffice 08:17
Kamionah, good, 'jessica -c universe' spots it08:17
Kamionelmo: will do once this publisher run finishes08:17
dholbachjanimo: bug 42610 and bug 4012208:18
UbugtuMalone bug 42610 in gnumeric "Patch: gnome/gtk build" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4261008:18
janimodholbach: same, bug #4012208:18
UbugtuMalone bug 40122 in goffice "Patch: build 2 libgoffice variants (gnome and gtk)" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4012208:18
UbugtuMalone bug 40122 in goffice "Patch: build 2 libgoffice variants (gnome and gtk)" [Normal,In progress]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4012208:18
janimoyup08:18
janimodholbach: used some epi shortcuts ;) ?08:18
dholbachsure :)08:18
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elmoKamion: thanks08:20
Tonio_hi everyone08:21
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janimodholbach: so are you uploading goffice patch then?08:47
janimoseen fix commited on the bug08:47
dholbachjanimo: oh, I thought you'd do that08:47
janimodholbach: I taught so too, just seen that you marked it as fix commited confued me08:48
elmosladen: did you ever have any luck with this damn numlock problem on thinkpads?08:48
janimoI am trying it out right now08:48
dholbachfix committed = will be uploaded :)08:48
janimodholbach: ok :)08:48
janimoI taught it was usually (have it in a local branch or soemthing). vs in progress08:48
janimobut ok anyway :)08:49
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dAndycan someone take a look at bug #31071 it should be a very easy fix, (it is actually a regression from breezy) and the bug is at least 3 months old09:11
UbugtuMalone bug 31071 in autofs "Unable to use NIS maps" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3107109:11
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bddebianCrap, too many packages to bring in for libspoon-perl09:18
KeybukdAndy: bug is against the wrong package09:20
Keybuk  * Make autofs start at level 19 instead of level 20 during boot, to make09:20
Keybuk    sure if comes before other dmons that might rely on it. (Closes: #252114)09:20
dAndyso nis should be moved to 18?09:21
Keybukyup09:21
bddebianCrap, I'm going to have to file UVF exceptions for all the libspoon-perl build deps?? :-(09:22
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bddebiandAndy: Change the source package and add a comment please  (Quoting the above would be good too imo)09:23
dAndybddebian: will do thanks09:23
bddebianNo, THANK YOU :-)09:23
Keybuk*shrug* no particular point :)09:23
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dAndyyay!!! 09:24
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bddebianheh09:24
Keybukanything to avoid looking at the NEW queue <g>09:24
bddebianhehe09:24
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Keybukif the packages are in main, and they're that trivial to fix, go for it09:26
Keybuknothing wrong with getting that big number down a bit09:26
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bddebianI made a patch for xterm, let me find the bug #09:26
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bddebianBug #3845309:27
UbugtuMalone bug 38453 in xterm "[Patch]  Changed man pages but not alternatives" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3845309:27
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bddebianKeybuk: Does that look OK?09:33
Keybukyup that kind of thing09:34
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bddebianKeybuk: Are you on ubuntu-archive team?09:36
Keybukyes09:36
bddebianKeybuk: WOuld you mind looking over sear?  Bug #652709:38
UbugtuMalone bug 6527 in sear "sear: merge new debian version" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/652709:38
Keybukbddebian: for that stuff, I'll get to it in turn, along with the others09:38
bddebianOh, OK, sorry09:39
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zulKeybuk: probably09:44
KeybukIntel still have the coolest09:44
elmois the fact that the language takes ages to come up, a known ubiquity thing?09:50
Kamionthe screen with the language selector on it?09:51
tsengit takes a few seconds for me09:51
Kamionno - it takes a while to get *off* that screen because it has to run locale-gen, but it's usually reasonably quick to appear09:51
Kamiontry with UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 and see what it's doing09:52
Kamion(tail -f /var/log/installer/syslog in another window)09:52
elmoKamion: it took a noticeable enough amount of time that I thought it was broken, once on the oldish quebicistani laptop but more damagingly once with a brand spanking new X4109:52
Keybukright09:53
KeybukI just love soname changes09:53
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Keybukdoko: consider that a 1-hour pre-emptive ping <g>09:53
bddebianIsn't TB meeting in like 4 mins?09:54
bddebianOh, nm09:54
ograKamion, Mithrandir, is there a way to prevent the liveCD to use an existing swap partition ? 09:54
Keybukyes09:56
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mdzinfinity: right, so we could presumably safely unlink nvidia.ko but not nvidia_legacy.ko (unless we checked the bus as I proposed earlier)10:02
Fjodorfabbione, Mithrandir: Probably not a surprise, but I just wanted to confirm that your work solved my problem, and that it was indeed that, which prevented me from entering Danish chars in emacs. Thanks again!10:03
fabbioneFjodor: no problem.10:03
Keybuksabdfl: ping, TB time10:03
Kamionmdz: I've asked joeyh for thoughts on the other bit of the casper/templates.dat problem, since I think I need to add more interface in order to solve it10:05
mdzKamion: eek10:05
Kamionlike a flag to dpkg-reconfigure, nothing huge10:05
Kamioneither that or some filthy workaround in casper10:06
elmoKamion: will that var make it past gtksu?10:06
Kamionelmo: I think so, although I generally use 'UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 sudo ubiquity' when I'm debugging10:06
Kamionfailing that, 'gksudo env UBIQUITY_DEBUG=1 ubiquity'10:07
elmoI'm surprised it does, 'cos sudo seems to even kill $DISPLAY atm10:07
Kamionif you have unrestricted sudo then it should let everything past10:08
infinitymdz: -ECHAN?10:08
KamionI think that was the compromise solution we reached10:08
Kamionand the live CD user has unrestricted sudo10:08
elmobah, now I can't reproduce it10:10
elmo(even after a reboot)10:10
omeg!@#$@# stupid fonts10:11
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kmonhi10:26
kmoni continuosly get this error in /var/log/syslog: bcm43xx: FATAL ERROR: BCM43xx_IRQ_XMIT_ERROR10:26
kmonit's probably known, but it's annoying when using the console because it get's on top of the text (example typing in nano)10:27
bddebiankmon: There are several bugs posted on Malone about the bcm43xx driver :-(10:27
kmonyes I know10:28
kmonI imagine it's because it's not mature enough10:28
kmon(could be wrong)10:28
kmonbut I wanted to know if this is known... if it has a fixed... it's status basically10:28
kmons/fixed/fix10:29
bddebiankmon: Ah, that I don't know, sorry10:30
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elmodoes LRM support hotplugged devices?10:32
Keybukno reason why not?10:32
Keybukall devices are "hotplugged" now, remember10:32
elmohmm, it doesn't seem to like this stupid atheros cardbus cisco10:33
Keybukon dapper?10:33
elmoyah, flight-710:33
Keybukpaste me the lspci line for that card10:33
mjg59elmo: Mark was seeing that as well10:34
mjg59Do you have a pile of unresolved symbols in dmesg?10:34
elmouh, ok, so it's not actually appearing in lspci on this machine10:34
elmoI swear it did on the X4110:34
mjg59What machine?10:35
elmoThe Quebicistani Compaq10:35
Keybukcat /sys/bus/pcmcia/devices/*/modalias ?10:35
elmoPresario V2000, it's a turion, but I'm using an i386 live/install10:35
mjg59elmo: What cardbus bridge?10:35
elmoTI PCIxx21/x51510:35
mjg59Hm. Ok.10:36
elmoKeybuk: ENOENT10:36
mjg59Do you have any other cards you can check?10:36
Keybukelmo: anything in /sys/bus/pcmcia/devices ?10:36
elmoyeah, the non-atheros aironet, one sec10:36
mjg59Keybuk: Are you sure cardbus shows up in there?10:36
Keybukmjg59: yes10:36
KeybukI can't think of anywhere else it'd show up, anyway10:37
elmoumm10:37
Keybukmjg59: if cardbus was handled by old cardmgr, that's where it should show up now10:38
mjg59Keybuk: It wasn't10:38
Keybukwhat was it handled by?10:38
mjg59The kernel10:39
mjg59cardbus doesn't need manual resource management10:39
Keybukright10:39
Kamioncardbus is just pci with a bridge to get to it10:40
mjg59Yes10:40
Keybukthat's what I thought10:40
mjg59But the cardbus controller needs to be setup correctly for that to work10:40
Keybukso it should show up in either pcmcia or pci10:40
Keybukor probably both10:40
KamionDebian's pcmciautils has an 'lspcmcia' which is helpful10:40
KamionI've been meaning to get UVF10:40
KeybukKamion: oh, what does that do?  iterate /sys/bus/pcmcia ?10:41
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elmoANYWAY10:41
Kamion/sys/class/pcmcia_socket/blah, print ioports/iomem, and I think some other stuff10:42
elmoso, the old aironet cisco card works fine, but doesn't appear in lspci10:42
elmo+ either10:42
elmoso I guess it's some quirk of this cardbus controller?10:42
mjg59elmo: The aironet is probably pcmcia rather than cardbus10:42
Kamionelmo: try pcmcia-socket-startup10:42
mjg59Whereas the atheros will certainly be cardbus10:42
Keybukelmo: for when it doesn't10:43
Kamionoh, sorry, thought you said the aironet *didn't* work10:43
KeybukI think it's there because someone filed a bug saying "my computer doesn't shut down, but I don't know that it's ok to do it myself"10:43
Keybukelmo: does the aironet appear under /sys/bus/pcmcia/devices ?10:43
elmoKeybuk: something does, when I plug it in, yeah10:44
Kamioncheck /sys/class/pcmcia_socket/ to see if there's a socket listed there, just in case; if not /lib/udev/pcmcia-socket-startup might help10:44
Kamionsome machines also need pci=assign-busses at the moment, I believe (there's a fix in 2.6.16 or 2.6.17 or thereabouts for that)10:44
BenMi think dapper is *REALLY* close to being < 100mb for the default gnome install10:45
BenMmine is at 102.4 mb10:45
BenMbut i have icons on the desktop, including pdfs10:45
elmothere's a /sys/class/pcmcia_socket/pcmcia_socket0 dir, with a bunch of stuff in it, with the atheros in10:46
mjg59elmo: Yeah, if you could check pci=assign-busses, that would be helpful10:46
elmook, doing that now10:46
elmosigh, we need some non-freaky spare laptops in the office, I wanted to go home before the shops closed tonight10:46
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Keybukpitti: finally done your syncs, btw <g>10:49
elmoyikes, it's SOSing at me now10:49
pittiKeybuk: saw it, thank you!10:49
Keybukelmo: what would be the point of having test laptops that actually work? :p10:49
omegHey infinity10:49
Keybukpitti: thank elmo, not me10:49
omegRemember that I was going to do that font for usplash in BDF format? I'm still eager to do it, but I'd just like to know if you could give me any deadline.10:49
pittielmo: thank you!10:49
pitti:)10:49
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elmopci=assign-busses seems like a winner10:50
elmoit's in lspci output now10:50
Keybukomeg: April 20th10:50
Keybukelmo: did that make it get loaded too?10:50
elmoand networking works10:50
elmoKeybuk: yep10:50
omegEr.10:51
mjg59elmo: Ok. Can you file a bug - there's a patch for it10:51
mjg59(somewhere)10:51
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elmomjg59: against which package?10:51
mjg59elmo: linux-source-2.6.1510:51
Keybukomeg: alternatively if you're preparing the font for Edgy, somewhere around September 14th10:51
mjg59Keybuk: ? Changing the font to be non-butt-ugly is a bugfix10:52
Keybukmjg59: I would disagree ... it would require an exception to UserInterfaceFreeze10:52
Keybukand it's not "butt-ugly", it's just plain10:52
Keybukgiven the task of screenshots and documentation that include the startup screen, I'd err on the cautious side10:53
mjg59Keybuk: I don't think we've ever regarded fonts as part of the UI freeze10:53
mjg59Given that applications have still been changing them recently10:53
Keybukbut that font affects a lot of things10:54
Keybukfor example unless it's exactly the same size, we'll have to go through all the init scripts fixing the messages again10:54
Keybukso they don't word-wrap10:54
Keybukand I don't want to be doing that kind of thing right before RC10:54
mjg59Wait, what?10:55
Keybukwhat do you mean, what?10:55
mjg59When did we do that? Why didn't we just fix the word-wrapping?10:55
Keybukwe did that this development cycle10:55
Keybukmade sure all the messages fit onto one line10:55
Keybukotherwise it looked messy10:55
mjg59Why? (They don't)10:55
Keybukeven with proper word-wrapping10:55
Keybukthey should10:55
Keybukblah blah  [ ok ] 10:56
Keybuklooks better than10:56
mjg59They certainly don't appear to, though I'd have to check which package it is10:56
Keybukblah blah  [ ok ] 10:56
Keybukblah10:56
Keybukblah blah  [ ok ] 10:56
Keybukwhich makes it look like blah failed10:56
mjg59Keybuk: That's why you indent wrapped lines (and put the [ ok ]  after the last line)10:56
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Keybukstill didn't look nice10:57
mjg59Where was this specced?10:57
Keybukyou don't really get time to take in details like that when they're scrolling past so fast10:57
Keybukwas discussed at UBZ10:57
mjg59Keybuk: I'm a little frustrated that we didn't try to fix it in usplash10:57
mjg59And that no bugs were raised to that effect10:58
Keybukwhy?10:58
Keybukwe went for the easiest fix10:58
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mjg59No, the easiest fix was to fix it in usplash10:58
Keybukfix what in usplash though?10:58
mjg59Otherwise third party applications still look ugly10:58
mjg59The word-wrapping algorithm10:58
Keybukthe problem was that wrapped or indented lines made it look like there were failed services10:59
Keybukthe only way to fix that would be to not word-wrap at all10:59
Keybukand then you have the problem of dealing with over-long messages10:59
mjg59Keybuk: You produced code mock-ups?10:59
Keybukno?  why would I have?10:59
mjg59I'm somewhat confused how you can claim that it made it look like there were failed services if the code was never tested like that11:00
Keybukit didn't need to be tested11:00
Keybukthere were several examples in the ordinary boot and shutdown sequences11:00
elmomjg59: done11:00
Keybukso we fixed those11:00
mjg59Keybuk: ?11:00
Keybukit was the spaces between the [ ok ] s that was the problem11:00
Keybuknot how the stuff on the left was laid out11:00
omegKeybuk: well, I'm working on a font for usplash. I know it's past UI freeze, and if it doesn't get in before Dapper, then that's too bad. infinity said that he'd look into putting the font into usplash if it was easily possible. I hope it can be fixed since I really don't like that font (and the fact it's variable spaced).11:01
mjg59usplash doesn't word-wrap properly. There's no way that you can use its current behaviour as a measure of how alternative behaviours would look11:01
Keybukany large gap between an ok made it look like a problem11:01
Keybuk*shrug*11:01
mjg59Keybuk: And it still doesn't help in the case of third-party applications11:01
Keybuklike I said, easiest quick fix to the problem11:01
mjg59Well, no, you could have filed a bug on the package causing the problem11:01
Keybukthere already is a bug on usplash11:01
Keybuk(that hasn't been fixed)11:01
elmomjg59: btw, bcm43xx still gives me no love, even with current dapper kernel.  well that's not true, it associates now, but I can't dhcp11:02
mjg59elmo: What does tcpdump show while you're trying?11:02
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Keybuklong-term, I'm actually with the guy suggesting we shouldn't display boot messages11:02
KeybukI think the progress bar is sufficient11:02
Keybukelmo: got firmware for it, right?11:02
elmomjg59: err, good question.  not sure, I'll check again while I still have the laptop11:03
elmoKeybuk: heh, yeah11:03
Keybukelmo: just checking11:03
joelbryanyeah!, it should display boot messages11:03
omegWhich one? I'm one of them, Keybuk. Hold on, grabbing a link to an alternate proposal I made...11:03
Keybukjoelbryan: you appear to be simultaneously agreeing and disagreeing there, how diversive of you ;)11:03
mjg59Keybuk: Bug number?11:04
omeghttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/Usplash/Artwork#preview <-- My proposal at the bottom.11:04
joelbryanI mean, progress bar is sufficient11:04
Keybukmjg59: don't recall, I don't pay attention to usplash bugs11:04
Keybukit was in the list when I looked11:04
omegBasically, it's just the progress bar plus a message that states what's happening and some aesthetic additions.11:04
joelbryanboot messages is too much11:05
Keybukomeg: yeah, that11:05
Keybukperfectly sufficient imo11:05
Keybukwill probably try that for edgy for a bit, see how it feels11:05
mjg59Keybuk: Having checked them, I can't find any bug opened on this11:05
Keybukmjg59: check the rejected ones ?11:05
omegI think that boot messages are cool, but not really of any use to the people that Ubuntu seems to be positioning itself for. They're kind of a geek toy, maybe.11:05
joelbryanI remember filing a bug report on usplash, to display only 1 line11:05
Keybukmjg59: it may not be under usplash anymore, it may have got rejected and filed back on the init script package11:05
Keybukwas before we switched to malone11:06
mjg59Keybuk: Nope11:06
omegKeybuk: it'd be very cool to see that in an Edgy alpha (plus if enough people like it then I might have just made a design that's seen on millions of computers worldwide everyday during startup...)11:06
KeybukI don't have my bug mail archived from before my server change I'm afraid11:06
Keybukbut it was there11:06
mjg59Keybuk: I don't recall ever seeing a bug on this filed against usplash11:07
Keybukomeg: easy enough to test, just comment out the usplash_write stuff from lsb/init-functions11:07
joelbryanmjg59: Bug #3232711:07
UbugtuMalone bug 32327 in usplash "Crop all the text into 1 single line." [Wishlist,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3232711:07
mjg59joelbryan: No, that's an entirely different bug11:07
Keybukmjg59: I'll have a look later11:07
omegYeah, but I mean including that progress bar that I made. It'd be pretty cool to see that one in action.11:07
omegI really should make an interactive example of that.11:09
_ionArgh, a blinking Ubuntu logo. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Usplash/Artwork?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=usplash2_mockup.gif11:09
omegIsn't that blinking logo just because of a fault in GIF encoding?11:09
omegOh wait, I'm now reading that entry.11:09
omegYeah, I really would not like a glowing (or animating in any case) logo.11:09
Keybukheh, not even have the threesome spinning? :p11:09
omegWell, that (plus <blink> tags for all the boot messages).11:10
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omegI also think that the entire screen's palette should have a continuous full hue shift since you just can't make a cool operating system without it.11:10
omeg(</sarcasm>)11:11
joelbryanhow about BOML11:11
omegWhat's BOML?11:11
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omegWell, that's already going to happen with the UI in Ubuntu not being transparent (and sucking up 80% of that cool new CPU you just bought).11:12
KeybukVista's boot logo looks mostly like the current XP one, doesn't it?11:12
Keybukjust a bit "shinier"11:12
omegAlthough I do think it would be rather nice if Ubuntu's UI could have anti-aliased edges in themes that have rounded edges.11:13
Keybukthe early betas had the windows logo in B&W, which looked kinda cute11:13
ograomeg ++11:13
ograthats why i *hate* rounded metacity themes11:13
fabbionemdz: btw.. the X bugs are going down and LP tells you lie!11:14
fabbionemdz: the subscribed thing is tricky.. because all non-X bugs that gets reassigned will still keep ubuntu-x-swat as subscribed..11:14
omegYeah. Well, I don't hate them. But I think that it'd be nicer with anti-aliasing. It looks really good in the Mac OS UI.11:14
fabbionemdz: i did speak with LP guys to have a button to unsub a team (as team leader/or part of the team)11:14
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_ionWindow opacity is one of the most distracting effects the composite extension makes possible. :-)11:14
mdzfabbione: there's already a bug open11:15
omegWindow opacity?11:15
mdzfabbione: if the +packagebugs had totals, that would be good11:15
fabbionemdz: yes the feature should be ready relatively soon11:15
_ionOn the other hand, window shadows are among the useful effects.11:15
fabbionemdz: yeps...11:15
omegI think any kind of transparency (barring shadows, which seem to be very useful) in UIs aren't good practice.11:15
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omegShadows seem to help discern what the active window is. They also just look really cool. I wonder if that's possible in future releases without being a performance hog.11:16
_ionIt isn't a performance hog if the GPU handles it completely.11:17
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omegSo then the GPU drivers are the limiting factor?11:18
_ionIf the hw and the driver support OpenGL acceleration, compiz should generally work.11:19
omegI really don't know much about technical stuff, by the way. I only know ActionScript coding (although I do know that well enough for advanced stuff as far as possible with it). I mainly just like watching the development and discussing things from a designer's point of view.11:19
_ionXgl+compiz that is.11:19
ograbut there are still more systems out there in the world that dont support GL 11:20
ograso you cant easily make it a default11:20
mdzfabbione: it is definitely going down though; that much is easy to see even with the error rate11:20
fabbioneehehe11:21
_ionYou can make it a default on hardware that can handle it. :-)11:21
joelbryansoftware rendering can solve all the GPU issues.11:21
omegThat would be great. I'm sure that every nVidia and ATi card in existence supports it. Are the onboard cards that you're worrying about?11:21
omeg*what you're11:22
ogramdz, german and turkish edubuntu ubuiquity installs finished without any issues, no swap, 265M, amd64 and i386 tested11:22
_ionYou really don't want to use CPU time for rendering shadows as a default.11:22
mdzogra: great, thanks11:22
mjg59How often are windows being re-rendered when the CPU is at 100% anyway?11:22
joelbryanwith software rendering, you don't need an AGP, it will work even for old hardware.11:22
ograwe had issues with a laptop with only 200M in #edubuntu before11:23
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mjg59Kamion: Is there any reason we don't enable swap during a ubiquity install?11:24
mjg59Surely the locale generation is after partitioning?11:24
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mjrThe thing isn't as much that plenty of hardware couldn't handle shadows by default. It's that plenty of it can't, using free (and stable) drivers.11:26
mjrthe r300 dri gives some hope at least11:26
mjg59The fact that lots of hardware is produced by unfriendly companies shouldn't prevent us from spending time on supporting the hardware that /is/ well supported11:27
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mjrobviously11:29
mjrjust that nvidia owners can't really complain about not getting razzledazzled by default11:30
mjrdoes any free dri driver support pbuffers/fbo tho?11:30
mjr(required for opengl/xvideo clients on Xgl)11:31
mjrah well, I digress from the channel topic11:31
Keybukmjr: why can't we complain?11:31
mjrwell, to Ubuntu, anyhow. Complain to nvidia all you like.11:31
KeybukI can complain to the Xorg authors for not improving their free drivers?11:32
_ionWe should do what RMS does. ;-)11:32
ograranting until we die ? 11:32
mjrKeybuk, well yes, you are undoubtedly capable of that, but it won't do you much good11:32
mjg59mjr: We're unlikely to be going with Xgl11:32
_ionogra: Google for RMS+ATI+protest.11:32
ogradoesnt help in his case :)11:32
highvoltagedeclaring wars on ATI?11:32
fabbioneKeybuk: that would go back to nvdia or ati fro not releasing all their spec pubblicaly..11:33
KeybukI maintain what I've always said, until we (Linux, Open Source, etc.) have a significant portion of the customers of big vendors; they don't care a monkeys11:33
kmonmjg59: may I ask why?11:33
Keybukand for us to get that significant portion, we need to support them11:33
Keybukso that means dealing with hardware, even if the vendor is uncooperative11:33
ograkmon, because we'd exclude a huge amount of users ? 11:34
Keybukif we stick our head in the sand and claim it's all their fault, then we're not going to win11:34
mjrmjg59, yes well, last I checked AIGLX didn't do either of those things at all, but perhaps things change ;)11:34
kmonogra: ok.11:34
mjrKeybuk, win what?11:34
Keybukmjr: customers, users, etc.11:34
mjg59mjr: Mm? Xv works fine with aiglx11:35
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mjg59You lose the ability to do shaped or translucent video, but, well11:35
fabbionenight people11:35
mjrmjg59, well, I just read that it doesn't work with the composite manager, so I assumed it meant "at all if the manager is running"11:35
mjr('course, you can always turn it off, but seems kinda heavy to have to do that for watching video)11:38
mdkejdub: eia11:40
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Kamionmjg59: we do enable swap11:44
Kamionmjg59: and yeah, good point, that makes the later locale-gen not a problem11:44
mjg59Kamion: So why is the memory usage of localegen an issue?11:44
mjg59Heh11:44
Kamionmjg59: we run locale-gen immediately after the language screen, so that ubiquity can setlocale()11:45
mjg59Kamion: Ah!11:45
Kamionthis is necessary in order to display translations of ubiquity itself11:45
mjg59Right11:45
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dholbachi'm off to bed - good night guys11:46
mdkenight dholbach 11:46
dholbachnight mdke11:46
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mdzsfllaw: would you join us over on #ubuntu-kernel for a bit?11:50
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