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ajmitchmorning01:06
imbrandon;)01:07
imbrandonheya everyone *yawns*01:07
crimsun'morning ajmitch, imbrandon01:10
TheMusoIs launchpad still down/in read-only?01:12
crimsunshould be back up01:13
TheMusoCheers.01:13
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mkrufkywe at linuxtv.org just released dvb-apps 1.1.1 -- it is exactly the same as 1.1.0, with added support for ATSC ... could this be added to ubuntu sooner than later?02:13
mkrufkyhttp://linuxtv.org/download/linuxtv-dvb-apps-1.1.1.tar.bz202:13
crimsunmkrufky: for Edgy, sure. For Dapper? No.02:14
mkrufkythat is understandable02:14
mkrufkyhowever........02:14
crimsunmkrufky: on the other hand, if the changes in 1.1.1 are unintrusive and consist mainly of #defines, then sure, you could backport them.02:14
mkrufkydoes dapper actually have a realistic release date now?02:14
crimsunyeah, 1 june.02:15
crimsunfreeze is essentially this saturday.02:15
mkrufkywe released 1.1.1 purely for the sake of letting americans and koreans use atsc02:15
mkrufkyit is exactly 1.1.0 .... all of the new stuff was held back02:15
crimsunright, but realise we've been in upstream version freeze since /mid-February/02:15
mkrufkythe atsc support has been sitting there for over a year -- i just finally convinced the dvb-apps maintainer to put out this release for us poor americans/ canadians / koreans02:16
mkrufkyyes, i do realize that02:16
crimsungenerate a debdiff against the current Dapper package, then, and file a bug attaching the debdiff02:16
mkrufkyhmm... i never read up on the motu stuff02:17
crimsunif someone can't eyeball the patch and approve it in 10 seconds, it's not worth it.02:17
mkrufkyis there a wiki anywhere that explains the debdiff stuff?  im sure its probably simple, i just dont know it02:17
crimsunmeaning: if it adds swathes of code, don't bother until Edgy opens02:17
mkrufkyit adds a bit... not very much02:17
mkrufkybut i can understand if you'd want to wait02:18
mkrufkyim really hoping to get the livecd distros to adopt it befor e the next releases02:18
mkrufkymay you put it on the to-do list?  or do i have to file a bug or something?02:18
crimsunhttp://doc.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/ubuntu-sync.html02:19
crimsunread the debdiff section(s)02:19
mkrufkyok02:19
crimsunyou should also read the Debian New Maintainer's and Developer's Guides02:19
crimsunwe're /extremely/ short on resources, so there's no guarantee that any of us will actually look until Edgy02:19
mkrufkyi understand02:20
mkrufkyim a kernel maintainer... in the same boat02:20
mkrufky;-)02:20
crimsunthen I'm sure you know why we prefer to defer :-)02:20
mkrufky(note, im not THE maintainer.... just one of them) ... and yes, completely understandable why you'd want to wait02:20
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mkrufkyok, thanks02:21
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crimsunwelp, I think that just about does it for sound/ for Dapper.03:02
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ajmitchcrimsun: at kernel freeze?03:06
ajmitchsorry I haven't had time to reproduce my doom3/quake4 sound problem03:10
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crimsunajmitch: nearly03:21
crimsunwell, at least the critical issues are either user hardware-specific or in userspace, so I have a bit of breathing room03:22
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ajmitchhi bddebian04:24
bddebianHeya ajmitch04:24
bddebianHi gang04:24
KyralHello HurdFreak :P04:24
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bddebianHeya Kyral04:25
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bddebianajmitch: Me too man04:45
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LaserJockhi everybody!05:28
bddebianHeya LaserJock05:30
LaserJockbddebian: have you fixed/broken Universe yet? :-)05:32
bddebianSuuure :-)05:32
LaserJockso I talked to the department sys admin today05:38
bddebianYeah and? :-)05:38
LaserJockhe was thinking of trying to teach a scripting/scientific computing class05:38
LaserJockbash+python for scientists05:39
bddebianCool05:39
LaserJockand so we were thinking that we could convert our present department computer lab into an Ubuntu LTSP setup05:39
LaserJockand team teach the class in there05:40
crimsunthat's cool, but ... ouch? Surely there's an MPI/OpenMP class?05:40
LaserJockMPI/OpenMP?05:40
crimsunMPI and OpenMP are alternate and widely used paradigms in computational science05:41
LaserJockcrimsun: no, I'm thinking of stuff like "what does the ls command do?" ;-)05:41
LaserJockwe have linux computational clusters etc. but nobody knows linux05:41
LaserJockso we have people doing lots of repetative tasks by hand05:42
crimsun(you shouldn't have to know Linux anyhow)05:42
crimsunUbuntu LTSP is a step in the right direction at least05:44
LaserJockright now we have a bunch of buggy XP machines that people don't really use for chemistry05:44
LaserJockthe problem right now is that there is a distinct lack of linux knowledge05:45
ajmitchshouldn't take long to teach them the basics05:45
LaserJockor of scripting knowledge in general (even python on Windows_05:45
LaserJockyeah05:46
LaserJockbut somebody needs to do it ;-)05:46
ajmitchit's fairly useful to know05:46
ajmitcha friend of mine doing his phd in microbiology does a lot of stuff with perl - scripting knowledge has helped him quite a bit05:46
ajmitchhe also has enough linux knowledge to get by05:47
LaserJocksome of our international grad students have know computer experience at all and they are dumped into computational chemistry05:47
ajmitchubuntu does make it easy though05:48
LaserJockwell, Ubuntu has a lot more chemistry software than what we presently have in the computer lab05:49
ajmitchand it has a lot of python stuff05:49
ajmitchit's not a particularly hard system to learn on05:49
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chillywillyhi05:51
ajmitchhi chillywilly05:51
bddebianHeya chillywilly05:51
ajmitchsigh05:51
ajmitch 410G  375G   32G  93% /usr/local05:51
LaserJockwow05:51
ajmitchyeah05:52
tritium*sigh*  It's up to me to finish the bottle of wine we opened tonight...05:52
ajmitchmost of that isn't actual used space05:52
TheMuso/usr/local? What have you got in there?05:52
LaserJockhi tritium05:52
tritiumhi LaserJock05:52
bddebiantritium: Sounds rough :-)05:52
tritiumbddebian: :)05:52
ajmitchsince I have a 165GB loopback file which I'll use as a LVM physical volume to backup stuff :)05:52
tritiumWell, I might have a headache in the morning05:52
LaserJocktritium: I left 14 bottles of beer in the department office this evening after our department party05:53
LaserJockI wonder if it will be there in the morning05:53
ajmitchheh05:53
tritiumLaserJock: wow.  Graduation party?05:53
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ajmitchsomeone ship me a daily amd64 image please05:54
LaserJocktritium: no, the Chemistry Grad Student Association I (and a few others) started put on an end-of-semester party05:54
ajmitchit's only downloading at 15K/sec here05:54
tritiumOh, okay05:54
LaserJockajmitch: ouch05:54
ajmitchLaserJock: tell me about it - I want to install on a server tomorrow05:54
LaserJockajmitch: can you rsync it?05:55
ajmitchnothing to rsync from05:55
ajmitchunless I go from a recent server install image05:55
LaserJock:(05:55
ajmitchwhich I might do05:55
ajmitchthat one is only a week old05:55
TheMusoauc is alwaysy very busy hese days.05:55
TheMusoand cdimage05:55
ajmitchyeah05:56
ajmitchflight 8 should be out soon05:56
ajmitchthen RC05:56
LaserJockI wonder what June 1 will be like?05:56
ajmitchwe're approaching final freezes05:56
LaserJockI though Flight 8 was canceled05:56
LaserJock*thought05:56
ajmitchLaserJock: well the .se mirror saturated its 2.5Gbps link on breezy release for several hours05:56
TheMusoI think if one wants to get the release early, to rsync from the most recent daily they have.05:56
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ajmitchcancelled?05:56
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LaserJockmaybe it is just for one of the *other* Ubuntus ;-)05:57
ajmitchhehe05:58
LaserJockI can't keep them straight anymore05:58
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ajmitchthe sizes seem quite different05:59
ajmitchah well05:59
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ajmitchchillywilly: release is SOOOOON06:00
crimsun(Friday's a mandatory holiday for the distro team, so F8 is cancelled)06:00
ajmitchcrimsun: interesting06:00
LaserJockhmm, are there any cdimage.  mirrors?06:00
crimsunsure, try se.archive ;-)06:00
ajmitchwhy is it a mandatory holiday? to ensure that they don't collapse in the last days before release?06:00
crimsunajmitch: from what I understand, yep06:00
ajmitchmakes sense :)06:01
LaserJockyeah06:01
chillywillywimps ;)06:01
ajmitchchillywilly: you try working for them & see if you last even 2 weeks :)06:01
jaldhartalking about Friday 27th?06:02
crimsunjaldhar: tomorrow the 19th06:02
chillywillyajmitch: piece of cake ;)06:02
chillywillyI bet this slacker guy names ajmitch that I know wouldn't make it ;)06:03
chillywillynamed*06:03
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chillywilly006:04
jaldharoops its thursday already.06:04
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ajmitchhey jsgotangco06:06
jsgotangcogood afternoon06:07
jsgotangcolunch brb06:07
ajmitchsome people06:07
ajmitchthey come to work & start lunch straight away06:07
crimsun;-)06:07
TheMusoheh06:08
chillywillyI wub you ajmitch06:08
LaserJockajmitch: I do that but I eat while I'm working06:09
ajmitchthat's not quite as bad :)06:10
LaserJockhmm, I wish I could get our sys admin to ditch SuSe 9 for Ubuntu, but the last time we had a reinstall lots of bad things happened06:13
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AnAntI have 2 questions on REVU :07:06
AnAnt1. how can I search the REVU site to see if a package is there ?07:06
AnAnt2. I uploaded 2 packages yesterday, yet I didn't get any login yet07:06
crimsunAnAnt: [1]  Use your Web browser's in-place Find function07:10
crimsunAnAnt: [2]  Have you recovered your password yet?07:11
AnAntcrimsun: I tried, and it gave me an encrypted password07:12
AnAntI decrypted it, and it was "None", so I tried to login with it07:12
AnAntbut it failed07:12
crimsunAnAnt: you'll need to have a REVU admin look at it, then.07:12
AnAntk07:13
AnAntcrimsun: can I download a package from REVU ?07:13
crimsunAnAnt: most links are public07:14
AnAntlinks ?07:14
AnAntI don't see any links !07:15
crimsunAnAnt: when you click on a package, there are a set of links07:15
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crimsunsome you won't be able to download, some you will07:15
AnAntcrimsun: can u see if there are elinks-0.11.1 & kchmviewer-2.5 packages there ?07:17
crimsunnot that I see07:19
TheMusoI don't see elinks.07:20
TheMusoNor the other package you mentioned.07:20
AnAntwierd07:20
AnAntI uploaded them yesterday07:21
ajmitchbecause you uploaded binary packages, not source-only07:25
AnAntboth !07:26
AnAntI did -S -sa07:26
ajmitchbinary packages were uploaded07:26
ajmitchyou must upload the package_source.changes file, not the i386.changes07:26
AnAntoh07:29
AnAntbtw, there isn't any source_changes07:29
ajmitchthere will be if you build with -S -sa07:29
AnAntdoesn't dpkg-buildpackage -S -sa create that ?07:29
AnAntyou mean, also pbuild should be run with it ?07:30
ajmitchno07:30
ajmitchpbuilder doesn't need to be run like that07:30
AnAntwell, I don't get it07:31
ajmitchdpkg-buildpackage -S -sa creates the source.changes file which you need to upload with dput07:31
AnAntoic07:31
AnAntk07:31
AnAntbtw, I should upload sources-only or sources & binary ?07:34
AnAntcool !07:41
AnAntbut I still can't search packages ?07:41
AnAntare the packages on that page the only packages uploaded to REVU or just the most recent packages uploaded ?07:42
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ajmitchAnAnt: all packages07:53
AnAntic07:53
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AnAntI try to run dpkg-buildpackage on some package, I got this error: /usr/bin/fakeroot: line 150: debian/rules: Permission denied08:18
AnAntwhat's that ?08:18
crimsunwell, is debian/rules actually executable?08:20
AnAntoh08:22
AnAntnope08:22
AnAntcool, I changed that, thanks08:22
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AnAntI get this warning: Multiple uploads of the .orig.tar.gz may be rejected by the upload queue management software.09:32
AnAntthat was for a package that I uploaded a previous version of it before09:32
AnAntprevious revision to be accurate09:33
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AnAntso, what should I do ? is there a way to create an upload file that doesn't upload .orig. tarball again ?09:33
Mithrandirdon't build with -sa?09:34
AnAntic09:35
AnAntthx09:35
AnAntthanks09:35
AnAntok, does that warning mean that my whole upload is rejected or only the .orig. tarball ?09:35
Mithrandirit'll all be rejected09:36
crimsunAnAnt: REVU always requires full source upload including the orig.tar.gz if non-native09:39
AnAntcrimsun: what is non-native means ?09:40
crimsunAnAnt: non-native means the package was not created specifically for Debian or its derivatives09:40
crimsunAnAnt: i.e., there's no orig.tar.gz09:40
AnAntcrimsun: so I upload the orig.tar.gz, even if I am uploading a new revision of a package that I uploaded yesterday ?09:40
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crimsunAnAnt: yes, but /only/ for REVU09:40
AnAnti see09:40
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crimsunsorry, what I said may read unclearly. A non-native source /will/ have an orig.tar.gz09:42
crimsunfor instance, the following is native: wxwidgets2.6_2.6.1.2ubuntu2.tar.gz09:43
crimsunand the following is non-native: vlc_0.8.4.debian.orig.tar.gz09:43
crimsunnon-natives have diff.gzs09:44
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dholbachgood morning motu world09:48
AnAntoic09:48
AnAntcrimsun: so if I am uploading a package that is not in the distro I got , the most probably it is non-native09:48
crimsun'morning daniel09:49
dholbachcrimsun: hey daniel09:49
AnAntcrimsun: let's say, wxwidgets2.8 is out for example09:49
crimsunAnAnt: if it doesn't already exist in Debian or Ubuntu but does exist "upstream", then it will be non-native /unless/ you are the upstream author and are packaging it specifically for Debian or its derivatives09:50
AnAntcrimsun: and I don't see wxwidgets2.8 on the REVU, in that case it is non-native, and I should put the orig tarball, right ?09:50
crimsunAnAnt: in general, yes, but wxwidgets is a pathological case.09:50
AnAntok09:50
AnAntthanks09:50
TheMusoHey dholbach.09:51
crimsunAnAnt: we never use actual upstream wxwidgets tarballs because they're far too buggy. The Debian maintainer, Ron Lee, generates native Debian source for them.09:51
dholbachheya TheMuso09:52
Hobbseebug 3499209:52
UbugtuMalone bug 34992 in kdenetwork "Name with ampersand appears with underscore in menus" [Unknown,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/3499209:52
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AnAntbtw, when I make a package for elinks, I got this from linda: Package contains autoconf-generated files.09:54
AnAntwhat's that ?09:54
HobbseeAnAnt: elinks is already in dapper - or there's some reason it cant be packaged...09:56
TheMusoYou have files that are used for autoconf in your .diff.gz, which is generally not desired.09:56
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Hobbseeno, wait...maybe that's links209:56
TheMusoHobbsee: It is in universe,but my guess is that  it is an older version.09:56
AnAntHobbsee: that's version 0.11.1 of elinks09:57
AnAntHobbsee: that's version 0.11.1 of elinks that I am packaging09:57
Hobbseethere's something weird about those packages though - check the README09:57
Hobbseeer...you're packaging the same one as is in the repos?09:57
Hobbseeor am i missing something here?09:57
AnAntTheMuso: what are those autoconf files ? how can I know them ?09:57
Hobbseeoh, yes, i see...dont mind me...09:57
AnAntHobbsee: ok09:58
Hobbseethis is post dapper, presumably...09:58
dholbachAnAnt: lintian -i *.deb    or    lintian -i *.changes    should tell09:58
AnAntHobbsee: also in the changelog you'll find that I compiled elinks with many features, ECMAScript other stuff09:58
TheMusoAnAnt: What I do is unpack the .orig.tar.gz by hand, and manually patch in the .diff.gz file and look at the filenames mentioned in the output.09:58
HobbseeAnAnt: fair enough09:58
TheMusoAnything with a .m4 extension, Makefile or config* is considered autoconf related.09:58
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=== Hobbsee thinks that's pretty pointless.
TheMusodholbach: Never knew that one. You learn something new every day.09:59
AnAntHobbsee: and it's version 0.11.1 , it has a feature that I missed in 0.10.609:59
Hobbseeso i see :)09:59
TheMusoAnAnt: BTW are you building elinks with libsmjs1 as a dependancy?10:00
Hobbseei thought that you were saying that 0.11.1 was already there, so you were packaging it...10:00
AnAntTheMuso: yes10:00
Hobbseeand thought that was a little odd :P10:00
TheMusoGood.10:00
AnAntTheMuso: for the ECMAScript10:00
AnAntbut I failed to enable perl , dunno why10:00
TheMusoYeah.10:00
AnAntTheMuso: I looked at the diff, it only added debian scripts !10:03
AnAntTheMuso: or to be accurate , it modified the debian scripts10:03
TheMusoAnAnt: Try what dholbach suggested.10:03
AnAntk10:04
AnAntlintian only printed a W: line, not E: line10:05
AnAntoh hang on10:05
AnAntthe only E: lines I get from lintian *changes is about: elinks source: invalid-arch-string-in-source-relation10:06
AnAntI don't see that this has to do with  linda report about autoconf files10:07
AnAntwell, I don't think I can fix it10:11
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=== torkel hugs dholbach, siretart and slomo for the UVF approval of openafs
dholbachyo torkel :-)10:14
torkelhi dholbach :-)10:14
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AnAntbtw,  I got a question,10:17
AnAntI got the deb files of VIM7 from debian experimental repos10:17
AnAnttried to install it, but it turned not to work because it required some libc6 package that is in debian10:17
AnAntso I got the source package, and made a ubuntu1 package from it10:18
AnAntis that ok, or wrong ? unethical I mean10:18
HobbseeAnAnt: no, that's allowed :)10:18
Hobbseeall of this is for edgy, though...unfortunately...10:19
AnAntHobbsee: ?10:19
AnAntafter dapper is released, aren't there something called updates ?10:19
HobbseeAnAnt: you cant get new features into dapper by now...10:20
Hobbseeyes, to the development version...10:20
AnAntyou mean updates are not for stable version ?10:20
Hobbseejune 1, dapper gets released as stable, and the only things it gets are security updates...10:20
AnAntoh10:20
AnAntok10:20
AnAntso I guess when edgy becomes beta, I will go for it too10:21
crimsunAnAnt: 1) security fixes go into dapper-security; 2) critical "ohshi should've been fixed and prevents $app from starting" bugfixes go into dapper-updates; 3) newer versions are backported from edgy to dapper-backports10:21
AnAntdapper beta is pretty stable (I started from beta2)10:21
ajmitchwhen edgy is opened, we'll be syncing from debian10:21
ajmitchso anything newer in debian will be imported10:21
AnAntok, so if I allow the backports repo, I will get them, that's cool10:21
ajmitchwell10:22
ajmitchnot everything gets backported10:22
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ajmitchit's always done on a case-by-case basis10:22
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HobbseeAnAnt: and that's where a double boot comes in - dapper and edgy...so then you can use one, and develop on the other... or just use the development version10:23
Hobbseeand fall back on dapper, if you need it...10:24
Hobbseehi ajmitch, btw10:24
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`6oghm. anyone here know about suns new java packages? they went into Debian a few days ago. i'm wondering if they are the ones that got pushed into ubuntu recently?10:26
kelmoafaik, debian and ubuntu developers were working together with sun engineers, so i guess ubuntu will also get the rewards of that too10:27
`6ogkelmo: i ask because debian-devel and -legal lists have gone crazy about the licence. i was wondering if we(ubuntu) had looked at it10:31
`6ogi thinkm the package is sun-java5 *checks*10:32
AnAntwhat is changelog-should-mention-nmu10:33
AnAntit is the jdk10:34
AnAntcool10:34
kelmoAnAnt: when your name is not in Maintainer: or Uploaders: field of control file, and you have changed the package, it is a "NMU"10:35
AnAntkelmo: oh, so I should add my name to Uploaders ?10:36
kelmousually when a NMU is done, the first changelog entry is s.th like "Non Maintainer Upload"10:36
crimsunAnAnt: generally you can ignore that warning in Ubuntu universe/multiverse.10:37
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kelmoand the revision gets a dot point increment10:37
AnAntk10:38
kelmo( i say usually, and speak without experience of ubuntu motu maintainership)10:39
ajmitch(hi Hobbsee)10:39
herzican someone please take care of https://launchpad.net/bugs/3582510:43
UbugtuMalone bug 35825 in gq "Does not appear in the menu" [Normal,Confirmed] 10:43
sivangherzi: can this be solved with a sync from debian?10:45
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TheMusoAccording to the bug, an update has been requested.10:47
AnAntcrimsun: how do I know wether my package is going into universe or multiverse ?10:47
crimsunAnAnt: license, and it's set on the server.10:48
crimsunAnAnt: you really should be aiming for universe unless you have a compelling non-DFSG-free reason for multiverse10:49
AnAntcrimsun: what server ?10:49
crimsunAnAnt: properly "the archive"10:49
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crimsun(contains the overrides)10:49
AnAntI don't understand10:50
crimsunsorry, I'm fairly useless right now, been staring at alsa* for the past 27-odd hours10:50
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YagisanDo we have an ubuntu-legal ? We have a package with a license that if I read correctly is unsuitable for Ubuntu.11:22
Yagisanas I read it, to comply with the license, we need to stop shipping python, perl, gcc et al11:24
kgoetzYagisan: java? no we don't have a -legal11:24
Yagisankgoetz: yeah, the sun-java package11:24
kgoetzYagisan: I'm just in -devel asking. the reply is 'it's ok', but i'm a bit sus after reading Debian lists11:25
Yagisankgoetz: I'm reading the license now, and it isn't any more free the the last one11:25
kgoetzYagisan: i havent read it (that's Debian-legals job ;D), but i don't like the sound of it either11:25
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ivoksso... java will get in main now, or what?11:42
kgoetzsun? multiverse11:42
Yagisanivoks: no multiverse, so its ours11:42
ivoksYagisan: ok11:42
Yagisanivoks: and it still doesn't pass the DFSG enough for "non-free" or "multiverse"11:43
ivoksheh11:44
Yagisanivoks: a windows EULA is more free. It at least doesn't prohibit competing solutions11:44
MithrandirYagisan: dfsg doesn't apply to non-free or multiverse, so that's fine.11:45
Mithrandirnon-free and multiverse just needs us to be able to redistribute it, nothing more.11:45
YagisanMithrandir: sorry. Having my stuff rejected on those grounds for multiverse, makes me inclined to disagree with you11:46
MithrandirYagisan: oh, what was rejected?11:46
YagisanMithrandir: a game11:46
Mithrandirwith what licence?11:46
YagisanMithrandir: no big deal, but I don't see why sun is special11:46
YagisanMithrandir: non-commercial11:46
ivoksYagisan: it's sun :)11:46
Mithrandirthat's not a licence.  That's a class of such11:47
MithrandirYagisan: also, Sun and Ubuntu might have an agreement which is not public for all I know.11:47
YagisanMithrandir: Raven Non-Commercial License11:47
YagisanMithrandir: in effect a BSD + You can't sell this11:47
YagisanMithrandir: if Sun and Ubuntu have an agreement, it isn't displayed when you install the package11:48
MithrandirYagisan: that doesn't decide whether it can be distributed or not.11:49
MithrandirYagisan: I'm not able to find any licence caled "raven non-commercial license"11:49
YagisanMithrandir: I'll get you a link. just a Sec11:49
YagisanMithrandir: Raven License http://eyagi.bpa.nu/~jamie/uf/Ravenlic.txt11:54
herzisivang: i don't think so11:55
YagisanMithrandir: the sun license, while granting redistribution, is over broad and restricts distribution of alternatives in section 2c. Reading that means, we must remove perl, python, gcc et al11:56
herzisivang: no, it can't. http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/search_packages.pl?searchon=names&version=all&exact=1&keywords=gq11:56
kgoetzYagisan: you follow Debian-legel or -devel? if not i'll dig up the threads on sun java11:56
MithrandirYagisan: that licence doesn't allow redistribution, so it's not suitable even for non-free.11:56
MithrandirYagisan: I disagree with your interpretation of 2c.11:57
Yagisankgoetz: I get the DD digest periodically. Haven't read them yet11:57
herzisivang: but it's basically removing the debian-specific patches (except one) and copying the debian directory into a 1.0.0 tree11:57
kgoetzthe stuff on -legal and -devel is worth a read if you want to talk about this stuff. severalpeople who know thier stuff talking11:58
sivangherzi: care to email me with the details? I can try take care of it when I arrive home.11:59
herziaddress?11:59
sivangherzi: sivan@ubuntu.com11:59
sivangherzi: please reference the bug report number on LP, thanks11:59
herzii'll do11:59
YagisanMithrandir: no not under European law it doesn't. That is irrelevant however, as the code is being rewritten under a GPL license.11:59
sivangherzi: thanks again, sorry for too many request but I'm currently at work and I don't want this to get lost :)12:00
MithrandirYagisan: there's no such thing as "european law".12:00
herzithat's fine12:00
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MithrandirYagisan: and that the licence doesn't allow redistribution means, well, that it can't be redistributed.  At least in all jurisdictions I'm vaguely familiar with.12:01
Mithrandirehlo Hobbsee12:01
YagisanMithrandir: in general if it isn't explicitly permitted, it is forbidden in most European countries correct ?12:01
Hobbseehi Mithrandir12:01
YagisanMithrandir: whilst here, if it isn't explicitly forbidden, it is permitted until a court or parliament rules otherwise.12:04
MithrandirYagisan: that's the so called "public law", iirc, yes.  Which applies to public law countries.12:04
kgoetzbbs12:04
Mithrandirs/public/civil)12:05
Mithrandirs/\)/\//12:05
YagisanMithrandir: I do agree the Raven License is not good, hence my desire to change it.12:05
MithrandirYagisan: yes, I'd suspect .au of being a common law country, not a civil law one, since it's part of the british commonwealth.12:06
MithrandirYagisan: the copyright laws in most parts of the world; both common and civil law countries do disallow redistribution unless explicitly granted, though.12:06
Mithrandirso I don't see why you think that distinction is important here?12:07
YagisanMithrandir: that distinction was Ubuntu's reason to reject some software until re-licensing is completed. How is sun-java more free ?12:10
Mithrandirit grants the explicit right of redistribution.12:11
Mithrandirthe raven licence says: "Make copies of this Program or any part thereof, or make copies of12:12
Mithrandirthe materials accompanying this Program."12:12
Mithrandirunder the "You shall not" heading12:12
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YagisanMithrandir: and removes the right to use it in conjunction with other languages, and amusingly enough forbids use of it to write portable java programs in section 2b.12:19
MithrandirYagisan: the "you can't use this to write java software to be distributed" clause is silly, but doesn't make it undistributable.12:20
YagisanMithrandir: no, but is it really in the interests of our users ?12:22
Mithrandirto be able to run java software they've gotten from somewhere?  I think so, yes.12:22
MithrandirI have servers running proprietary java software where being able to just do apt-get install java-sun5 would be nice.  Not critical, but nicer than having to download and install it by hand.12:24
YagisanMithrandir: we had that ability. We have now traded it for no visible gain12:24
Mithrandirwe did?12:25
herzisivang: sent12:25
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YagisanMithrandir: yeah. anything after java 1.4 wasn't guaranteed to work, though.12:26
MithrandirYagisan: the java-package workaround was just that, a workaround.12:26
YagisanMithrandir: blackdown12:27
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MithrandirYagisan: which means adding random repositories to your apt setup, which is something I'd _really_ not do.12:27
YagisanMithrandir: with the new sun-java, according to the clause 2b, I can not write uni assignments with it12:27
MithrandirYagisan: use something else, then?12:27
YagisanMithrandir: j2re1.4 was in the official repos ...12:30
Mithrandirwell, people will want java 5 so that's not so relevant12:32
sivangherzi: thanks12:32
YagisanMithrandir: well, people want kernel 2.6.16, so shipping 2.6.15 isn't relevant. Same argument, yet a different response isn't it.12:34
MithrandirYagisan: we'll be shipping 2.6.16 or .17 in eft.12:34
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Whoopiefirst, many thanks for syncing sensors-applet and nautilus-actions!!!12:35
Yagisananyway, I understand. It's sun, so it gets special treatment.12:36
herzisivang: i'd like to see that update, so i'll do my part for it (releasing gq 1.0.0 and pushing debian/ubuntu to deliver it)12:36
MithrandirYagisan: you've so far failed to come up with any sort of backing for that statement.  You've pointed to a licence which _doesn't_ grant redistribution rights and which was therefore rejected.12:37
YagisanMithrandir: noth license have issues. both should be rejected. one was not12:37
WhoopieI'm little confused. I installed sensors-applet before from a local deb package. After "sudo apt-get update", the package wasn't installed from the universe repository. Before, when a package came into a repo which had the same version, it was updated by default. Did there change anything?12:37
Yagisans/not/both12:38
MithrandirYagisan: why?  It's legal to distribute it and it's useful.12:38
YagisanMithrandir: why redistribute something that the license forbids using ?12:39
MithrandirYagisan: because it doesn't?12:39
Mithrandirit forbids using for some things.12:39
Mithrandirlike, a bunch of stuff in multiverse is not legal to use commercially.12:39
Mithrandirit can still be useful for me to use at home12:40
YagisanMithrandir: it clearly does. You may not develop with this software, yet you ship a jdk, which exists to develop software12:40
Mithrandiryou can develop stuff for your own use, which is useful.12:40
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YagisanMithrandir: assuming you have an all Ubuntu environment.12:41
Mithrandiruh, why is it less useful if you have a Debian box sitting in a corner?12:41
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YagisanMithrandir: sure, if you want to run that java software you made on the Ubuntu box using that sun-java package, on the Debian box, you can't without violating 2b. You do make end users agree to the DLJ-1.1 on install remember.12:45
YagisanMithrandir: why was it so vital to shove it into dapper at the last minute with such a problematic license ?12:46
Mithrandircopying software from one machine you control to another is usually not considered distribution12:48
MithrandirYagisan: I don't think the licence is particularly problematic.  Sure, it's inconvenient for the user in some places, but that's multiverse.12:49
YagisanMithrandir: but that is not what the license says, is it.12:49
MithrandirYagisan: the licence doesn't define what it means by the term "distribute", so a "common definition" must be used.12:51
Mithrandiranyway, I'm not particularly interested in this discussion, and I don't think we'll end up in agreement so I'll refrain from debating this further and rather debug openbox.12:52
YagisanMithrandir: no, the license says it may only run under your  "Operating System", once you go to that hypothetical Debian box, the "Operating System" has changed12:52
YagisanMithrandir: understood12:52
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cyberixDapper Java 5 packages are b0rked.01:02
cyberixI know you are not motm01:02
cyberixBut I wasn't sure, if motm exists01:02
cyberixsun-dlj-v1-1 license could not be presented01:03
cyberixdpkg: error processing /var/cache/apt/archives/sun-java5-bin_1.5.0-06-1_amd64.deb (--unpack): subprocess pre-installation script returned error exit status 201:03
Yagisanbug #4529201:04
UbugtuMalone bug 45292 in sun-java5 "sun-dlj-v1-1 license could not be presented" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4529201:04
Yagisancyberix: known. Please confirm it01:04
cyberixI don't have my launchpad account at hand.01:05
cyberixMaybe later today.01:05
cyberixThe bug affects the non-interactive debconf frontend.01:09
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cyberixFeel free to post a note including quotes from this irc dicussion.01:11
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StevenK_Argh, I have a _.01:32
StevenK_Get it off!01:32
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StevenKOw!01:33
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Hobbseeon his head.  silly StevenK!01:34
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sivangkgoetz: http://mercury.linuxguru.net/~sivan/upbackup--main  , try this01:52
kgoetzsivang: do i bzr branch it? (sorry, i'm not familar as i would like with bzr01:54
sivangkgoetz: sure, that will get you my branhc and you could work on it and do bzr diff to send me patches against my last revisoin01:54
kgoetzcool ok.01:54
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sivangkgoetz: I will be most happy to get patches, there is a nice bug list in LP :)01:56
kgoetzsivang: i'll try and get familiar with pythyon first :)01:56
sivangkgoetz: sure thing :)01:58
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kgoetzis there a person i can go and ask 'how does compiling Gnome work', or is that an rtfw question?02:05
herzikgoetz: that's both an faq and a rtfw02:08
herzikgoetz: http://gnome.org/start/2.14/02:08
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kgoetzthanks herzi02:10
herziyou're welcome02:11
kgoetzthanks ;)02:11
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beezlykgoetz: i think i have a package that you can try and build/use.02:58
kgoetzbeezly: Gnome?02:59
beezlythe etc-in-svn spec.02:59
beezlyexcept it's etc-in-bzr at the moment :)02:59
kgoetzbeezly: cool :)03:00
beezlyit's scrappy - but it does do something useful.03:00
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beezlykgoetz: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/VersionControlledEtc has the info about where to download03:02
kgoetzi'll check it out soon :)03:02
beezlyit's rough - but i just wanted to see it working. I've had it running since yesterday and ran a dist-upgrade earlier and it seems to have done sensible things.03:03
beezlyi might mail to ubuntu-devel03:03
iegaryhi... maybe someone has seen it, but I wanted to point out bug #29398 - I might get a chance to make some patches over the weekend, but not sure.03:19
UbugtuMalone bug 29398 in openmotif "CVE-2005-3964: Two exploitable buffer overflows in openmotif" [Normal,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/2939803:19
crimsuniegary: ok, please keep us updated about them. I'll try to look at that this afternoon.03:21
iegarycrimsun: thanks03:21
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Hobbseedholbach: it's pretty hard to bug triage on bug day, if there arent people in #ubuntu-bugs helping out, from higher up, to ask questions from04:14
dholbachyeah04:14
dholbachI'll try to round up more people next time04:14
Hobbseedholbach: that'd be cool :)04:14
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bddebianHeya gang04:26
Hobbseehi bddebian :)04:26
Mithrandirit's the bddebian04:26
bddebianHi Hobbsee and Mithrandir04:26
ajmitchhello04:26
Mithrandirhiya ajmitch04:27
bddebianHi ajmitch04:27
Hobbseewhat are you doing awake ajmitch?  :P04:31
ajmitchme? awake?04:31
Hobbseeyes04:32
Hobbseeunless your'e typing while asleep :P04:32
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bddebianMithrandir: "the" bddebian? :-)04:33
Mithrandirbddebian: yup.04:33
ajmitchHobbsee: that's a possibility04:34
Hobbseehehe04:34
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Hobbseeoh fair enough04:34
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zakamehi all, what meeting?04:45
Hobbseezakame: ubuntu dev team04:45
bddebianHeya zakame04:46
zakameheya Hobbsee ! bddebian !04:47
ajmitchhi zakame04:47
zakamehi ajmitch !04:47
siretartbddebian: re bug #4159204:54
UbugtuMalone bug 41592 in vnc4 "UVF Exception: vnc4 (now sync request)" [Normal,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4159204:54
bddebiansiretart: Yeah, WTF?04:54
siretartbddebian: scott wants to know if you actually tested the new version, and have checked that ubuntu changes have been merged or not necessary anmore04:55
siretartanymore04:55
siretartbddebian: a sync overrides all local ubuntu changes. we need to double check if we really want to throw away work04:55
bddebiansiretart: I know but I didn't know that somone had already brought in 4.1.1 which was what the original request was for.  I don't even know if a sync is necessary anymore04:55
ajmitchhi siretart04:55
siretartheyho ajmitch04:55
siretartbddebian: could you please check that?04:56
bddebiansiretart: Check what?04:56
siretartbddebian: if we need to merge the package, or if all ubuntu changes can be dropped04:57
ajmitchbddebian: the changelog for 4.1.1 in ubuntu dates back to january though?04:57
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siretartbddebian: look, you suggested a sync of version 4.1.1+X4.3.0-7 from unstable.05:01
siretartbddebian: in the meantime, we have 4.1.1+X4.3.0-10 in sid05:01
siretartbddebian: now in dapper we have version 4.1.1-0ubuntu405:01
siretartbddebian: please compare the dapper and sid package, and day if we can drop the changes. or you can reject the request, if you think the version we have in dapper now is okay05:02
bddebiansiretart: Did you look at my comment?  -10 is not in unstable unless packages.d.o is wrong05:02
siretarteris:~# apt-cache showsrc vnc4 | grep Version05:03
siretartVersion: 4.1.1+X4.3.0-1005:03
siretartbddebian: eris is an unstable box05:03
bddebiansiretart: Can you please pull the source and see if the .dsc is actually -10? please05:03
ajmitchconfirmed, I see it as well05:03
siretartBluekuja: please ask in channel. use dput on changes files rather than .dsc files05:03
ajmitchbddebian: it really really is05:03
bddebianajmitch: Well I don't have a debian box and packages.d.o has -9.dsc05:04
Bluekujasirestart: okie perfect let me see05:04
ajmitchbddebian: never trust web interfaces05:04
ajmitchbddebian: I use a sid chroot05:04
siretartbddebian: p.d.o is lagging behind a bit05:04
Bluekujasirestart: same error with the .changes file05:06
siretartBluekuja: no idea then05:09
ajmitchBluekuja: what error?05:09
Bluekujaajmitch: i paste you the error in a pastebin, just a second05:09
ajmitchok05:10
Bluekujaajmitch. here it is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1421705:11
ajmitchBluekuja: pastebin the changes file please05:12
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Bluekujaajmitch: okie, here it is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/1421905:14
ajmitchhow was this signed?05:16
tsengwhat is this book?05:16
Bluekujaajmitch: normal gpg signature05:16
ajmitchhm, bad05:17
ajmitchalways use debsign, or debuild (which calls debsign)05:17
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ajmitchhi doko05:17
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phanatichi people05:18
Bluekujaajmitch: well no, it was pgp05:18
ajmitchBluekuja: right, and it's not signing in the way dput is expecting05:18
Bluekujaajmitch: exactly, dput doesnt accept pgp05:19
bddebianHeya phanatic05:19
Bluekujaajmitch: thats why i get that05:19
ajmitchonce that is done, then we can start on fixing the packaging errors :)05:19
phanatichey bddebian05:19
ajmitchBluekuja: ?05:19
Bluekujaajmitch: i re-build the package with debuild05:19
Bluekujaajmitch: so it will use debsign for it05:20
ajmitchyes05:20
Bluekujathanks man, let me work on it for a while05:20
Bluekuja;)05:21
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ajmitchmeeting is over, I can put the laptop down now05:23
Hobbseesleep's overrated.05:25
tuxmaniacre05:27
bddebianHeya tuxmaniac05:28
tuxmaniacbddebian: Hi. How was the trip??05:28
bddebianInteresting. ;-)   I wasn't supposed to come back until Friday05:28
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GloubiboulgaHobbsee, KDE packages using cdbs just need a rebuild with your patch, right?05:31
Gloubiboulgaand hi all :)05:31
HobbseeGloubiboulga: which?  the cdbs patch?05:32
Hobbseeyes05:32
Gloubiboulgayep05:32
Hobbseeassuming they use the kde.mk that's in cdbs05:32
Gloubiboulgayep, thanks :)05:32
Hobbseesome have written their own kde.mk file, and redistribute that in with their package05:32
Hobbseeobviously that needs changing too...05:32
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phanatichi Gloubiboulga and Hobbsee05:32
Gloubiboulgaheya phanatic :)05:33
bddebianHeya Gloubiboulga05:33
Hobbseehi phanatic05:33
Gloubiboulgahi bddebian05:33
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Hobbseenight all...05:54
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bddebiansiretart, dholbach, et al, can you please check Bug #44207 if you get a sec?  Thx.06:18
UbugtuMalone bug 44207 in libspiffy-perl "UVF Exception Request: libspiffy-perl" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4420706:18
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Tonio_hello06:24
bddebianHeya Tonio_06:24
Gloubiboulgahello Tonio_ :)06:27
Tonio_hey Gloubiboulga06:28
tuxmaniacbddebian: How to handle these reports on06:30
tuxmaniacHow to handle reports on .desktop missing!06:31
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bddebiantuxmaniac: ?06:31
tuxmaniacbug #4482106:31
UbugtuMalone bug 44821 in gerbv "No .desktop file" [Normal,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4482106:31
tuxmaniacHow do I confirm accept do whatever with such type of bugs?06:32
bddebiantuxmaniac: Pull the source and see if there is a .desktop file in it06:32
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iegarytuxmaniac: iirc, if it doesn't have a .desktop file but needs it, it's best to open a bug in the Debian BTS rather than add the patch in launchpad.06:34
bddebianThere is one open in BTS06:34
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tuxmaniac.desktop not present06:38
tuxmaniacbddebian: So I confirm it? Then how do we fix it or do anything06:38
tuxmaniaciegary: There is a BTS error open already!06:39
bddebiantuxmaniac: Make one :-)06:39
tuxmaniacbddebian: What do you mean by make one.. He has already relased a .desktop file http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=36736606:40
tuxmaniacI will confirm it?06:40
iegarytuxmaniac: yes, and link to the upstream bug.06:41
tuxmaniaciegary: Ok06:41
tuxmaniaclinking to the upstream bug means??06:42
Specoh :p06:42
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Specso I think the best thing to do is file a bug with both and provide a .desktop file on both launchpad and debian's BTS?06:43
Specand then cross-link both bug reports?06:43
iegarytuxmaniac: click "Also affects 'Upstream'", select appropriate bug tracker, bug number, component.06:44
tuxmaniacok06:44
tuxmaniacthanks iegary06:44
iegarySpec: as long as there's a pointer to upstream (you could say there's a patch upstream), no need to add an attachment again06:44
neutrinomassSpec: I've been filing stuff on the BTS and simply linking from launchpad. It's probably pointless to add the .desktop to LP as well, since you might want to change it.06:44
iegarytalk to sfllaw if you need more info on what the preferred way is06:45
neutrinomassShould I stop filing the bug reports and just file on the debian BTS ?06:45
iegaryneutrinomass: I forget what sfllaw said... the bug report won't hurt though.06:46
Specmmhmm06:46
Specto file on debian's BTS you have to do it via e-mail :-/06:46
Specor reportbug06:47
bddebianNo, you don't have to but it's preferred i think :-)06:47
Specis reportbug on ubuntu for debian's BTS?06:47
neutrinomassiegary: OK. I don't remember talking to sfllaw but I was generally told that it's beter to go upstream to minimize the packaging effort for Ubuntu.06:47
neutrinomassSpec: Yes, and it's considered a bug. The e-mail thing is not that tough after all (I was reluctant to use it at first too ).06:47
Specreportbug on ubuntu reporting to debian is considered a bug? :p06:48
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: I guess he product of gerbv is geda!?06:48
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: BTW you seem to be my taste? EDA developer?06:48
Specbut all the packages that are directly imported from debian should have bugs filed against them on debian's BTS06:48
bddebianBut if you just add it to BTS and we don't sync that package again, it won't get in Dapper eh?06:48
neutrinomassBug #783906:48
UbugtuMalone bug 7839 in Ubuntu "Ubuntu bug reporting tools need to point to Ubuntu bug systems" [Major,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/783906:48
Spechehe06:48
Specwell, that means i can use reportbug ^.^06:48
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Not really. I just decided that given my lack of ability to do anything else, I might as well write desktop files :(06:49
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neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Sorry, I can't understand your geda/gerbv comment ..06:50
Specmeh, i smell chicken. and it smells good.06:50
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: There is a column called product in which the name has to be put.. gerbv is not present06:50
tuxmaniacgeda I guess will be suitable?06:51
neutrinomassbddebian: Well, the package maintainer can always get the .desktop from the debian bts if they wish to upload it for dapper.06:51
tuxmaniacin the Affects Upstream Link in LP06:51
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Oooops, sorry. I thought I filed it correctly. IIRC the package should be 'gerbv'06:51
tuxmaniacyes.. But it says invalid product when I mention gerbv06:52
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Um...possible. I distinctly remember filing it under "gerbv" too.... I just checked and the package 'gerbv' exists though ...06:53
tuxmaniacpackage exists!! But somehow it is not accepting06:53
tuxmaniacbddebian: The product name in "Request fix in a product" is to be put as what?06:54
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neutrinomasstuxmaniac: We're talking about bug 44821 right? It's under 'gerbv' ...06:56
UbugtuMalone bug 44821 in gerbv "No .desktop file" [Minor,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4482106:56
neutrinomassBtw, when filing the bug reports for the .desktops, should I set them to "confirmed" and "minor" myself to save the others from the triaging ?06:57
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gerbv/+bug/44821/+upstreamtask06:58
UbugtuMalone bug 44821 in gerbv "No .desktop file" [Minor,Confirmed] 06:58
tuxmaniacit does not allow me to mention the product name as gerbv06:58
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Ah.... I understand. I don't know. This is a non-issue anyway so it doesn't really matter, right ? :) (nice to learn what EDA stands for btw )06:59
tuxmaniacI am putting it as geda and leaving it ther!07:00
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bddebianneutrinomass: There is no "package maintainer" in Universe :)07:05
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: Masters of the Universe!!!! :)07:06
neutrinomassbddebian: Interesting....So the maintainer listed on LP is for nominal reasons ?07:07
tuxmaniacMostly they match with the upstream maintainers name :)07:08
tuxmaniacI mean sorry07:08
tuxmaniacDebian Maintainer name07:08
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Ohhh, that explains it :) This is intentional I suppose so that packages don't get left out when maintainers disappear ?07:09
tuxmaniacAm I right master bddebian07:09
tuxmaniacIMO yes neutrinomass ! For instance the maintainer of xcircuit has disappeared orphaning the package in Debian which means blah blah bah07:09
bddebiantuxmaniac: Afaik yes.  Might be different for main packages, I don't know. :-)07:09
tuxmaniacbddebian: have you seen carthik around for sometime? His bug report on xcircuit needs to be changed to fix released :D07:11
tuxmaniacbug 4297607:11
UbugtuMalone bug 42976 in xcircuit "Xcircuit menus don't work. " [Normal,Fix committed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4297607:11
bddebiantuxmaniac: So fix it :)07:13
tuxmaniac:)07:13
neutrinomassUm... what should be done wrt to the .desktop file with programs that have icons in .xbm format, which doesn't get shown in the menus? e.g. tkgate07:14
tuxmaniacanother EDA tool..07:15
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Specwhat's EDA?07:16
neutrinomasslol tuxmaniac. I'll deserve you're love if I port them to gtk2 so they won't look butt-ugly :-P07:16
neutrinomassElectronic Design Automation07:16
Specneutrinomass: I suppose you should translate .xbm to .xpm?07:16
neutrinomassSpec: Is that the correct way to deal with it, or should a bug be filed against the menu-creation-thing to support .xbm files too ?07:16
tuxmaniacI would appreciate that act neutrinomass07:17
tuxmaniac:)07:17
neutrinomassUnless .xbm and .xpm are the same thing with different extensions, which I doubt :S07:17
Specneutrinomass: hehe, good question....07:17
Specneutrinomass: what does menu-creation-thing support anyways, other than xpm?07:17
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Heh, I think I'll stick to .desktops. Nobody uses EDAs anyway ! :P07:17
neutrinomassSpec: AFAIK .gif .svg .png and I suppose .jpg .ico07:18
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Spechah07:18
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SpecI don't know what Electronic Design Automation is, still07:18
Specat least i know what EDA stands for ^.^07:18
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: You know I'm right ;) That's why they are all dead upstream. Everybody uses ICs anyway so they don't really to design stuff :-P07:19
neutrinomasss/really/really need07:19
tuxmaniaciverilog / geda are not dead upstream!07:19
tuxmaniaciverilog every week a release is happening!07:19
tuxmaniacAnd do you know the importance of EDA tools?07:19
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: I was joking actually but you proved my point anyway! There are so many EDA tools and you just mentioned 2 that are still alive.07:20
tuxmaniacYou wont be seeing what I am typing without one07:20
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: I was kidding, relax :)07:20
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: That was just a example!! pcb just released a multilayered pcb layout capability!!07:20
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: I promise you that if I learn to design stuff, I'll design them using Linux EDA tools !07:20
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: Heh..07:20
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tuxmaniacGNU/Linux EDA tools are not up there according to the industry standards.. but are catching up!07:21
neutrinomass...using tk ?07:21
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Specneutrinomass: you've been sending .desktop files to debian's BTS via e-mail?07:22
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neutrinomassSpec: Yes, it's not that annoying after all.07:23
Specyou mean...PCB designs?07:23
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Speci've looked into some programs designed for PCBs, they all sucked on linux :-/07:23
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Specit was a while ago, maybe they've improved a little :)07:24
Specbut seriously, i felt like i was drawing with a sharpie on a PCB07:24
tuxmaniacSpec: thats better.. why dont you contribute by making it better rather than just whine abt it :D07:24
tuxmaniacSpec: I agree to it07:24
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: You're an electronic engineer then ?07:24
Spectuxmaniac: because i don't design circuits every day :p07:25
Specin fact, i've yet to make a PCB07:25
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: yes  :) Hardcore.. Professionaly an Embedded System Software developer07:25
Spectuxmaniac: you can make PCBs?07:25
tuxmaniacworking for a Car Multimedia Systems German firm07:25
tuxmaniacyes07:25
Specwanna make me one?07:25
tuxmaniacSpec: ^07:25
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: From the very little that I've seen of them, the main problem is that they all look awful.07:25
Speci don't have the equipment needed to solder the chip I need soldered :p07:25
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: hmmm07:26
tuxmaniacSpec: heh07:26
neutrinomasstuxmaniac: Being nowhere close to an electronic engineer though, my opinion is not to be taken seriously :)07:26
tuxmaniacneutrinomass: Dont bother.. It was nice to have some mini fight after a long time!!07:27
Spectinfoil hat linux, hah! :p07:28
neutrinomassSpec:  Seems that .xbm is not the same with .xpm after all. Renaming the icon didn't work :) Do you know what is responsible for creating the menus ?07:28
Specnope ^.^07:29
bddebian.xpm is the icon file07:29
Specwhat is xbm?07:29
Specx bitmap07:29
imbrandon_xbm?07:29
bddebianMake sure that the .desktop is in /usr/share/applications/07:29
neutrinomassbddebian: tkgate's icon is .xbm format which doesn't show up in the menu07:29
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tuxmaniacits X Bitmap07:29
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imbrandon_morning Spec bddebian and others ;)07:30
bddebianneutrinomass: Is the Icon= path hardcoded?07:30
neutrinomassbddebian: The Icon doesn't show, the entry shows.07:30
bddebianHeya imbrandon_07:30
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neutrinomassbddebian: Yes, because tkgate puts the icon in /usr/share/tkgate/bitmaps, and names it "smalllogo.xbm"07:30
imbrandon_heya tux ;)07:30
imbrandon_just wopke up gimme some slack ;)07:31
imbrandon_woke*07:31
tuxmaniacimbrandon_: Thats better!07:31
Spectuxmaniac: any chance you know anything about A/D converters?07:31
bddebianneutrinomass: Is the file actually there? ;-)07:31
tuxmaniacSpec: I work on them day in and day out!07:31
Spectuxmaniac: I need a Notes on AD converter selection: pick out a 1 channel, 8 bit converter with an insanely high number of samples per second. 1 GSPS07:31
Spec*did not just copy/pate what he needed because he's lazy*07:31
Speci actually have two, but they aren't solderable DIPs07:32
Specit's like a quarter-inch square with 40 pins, way too small07:32
tuxmaniacSpec: What board is that?07:33
Specdunno, let me see if i can find the chip i have07:33
neutrinomassbddebian: lol yes, but apparently the whatever-creates-menus doesn't show .xbm files (although they even show in nautilus preview)07:33
Specwow, it's gonna be hard to find an 8-bit 1GSPS ad converter :p07:34
tuxmaniacmaxim has one I guess!07:36
tuxmaniacLet me google07:36
tuxmaniacwait07:36
bddebianneutrinomass: OK07:36
tuxmaniacSpec: MAX10407:36
SpecI got two at analog.com07:36
Specbut i can't find 'em, and i don't have them with me (@work)07:36
Specdamn07:36
Specawesome07:36
Specso If I hand you a schematic and mail you that chip, you tryin' to solder it? *innocent*07:37
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Specpfft, i can't do it :)07:37
tuxmaniacYou need to have SMD Kit to do high fundoo soldering07:37
tuxmaniacspecially soldering those kinda boards07:37
tuxmaniacBut I have a company!! Do the soldering for free for you :P07:38
neutrinomassbddebian: Do you know what is responsible for creating the menus? (to file a wishlist bug against it )07:38
Spechigh fundoo?07:38
bddebianneutrinomass: I believe it's nautilus but I'm not sure07:38
tuxmaniachttp://www.maxim-ic.com/quick_view2.cfm/qv_pk/202607:38
tuxmaniacSpec: ^^07:39
tuxmaniacSpec: High fundoo in desi terms means hi fi or something sooper!07:39
Specwhat does a package: 192/ESBGA-25x25 look like?07:39
SpecI think I recall mine being QFP or something07:40
tuxmaniacNo idea07:41
tuxmaniacanybody here uses netowrk manager?07:45
iegarytuxmaniac: I've been trying out a bit recently, at home.07:47
iegarytrying it out07:47
tuxmaniachmm ok07:47
bddebianCan Hobbsee upload?07:48
crimsunbddebian: not afaik07:50
imbrandon_bddebian, not that i know of07:50
bddebianOK, thx07:50
bddebianHi crimsun07:50
crimsunhi bddebian07:50
imbrandon_heya crimsun07:50
crimsunheya imbrandon_07:50
Specneutrinomass: do you attatch the .desktop file or just put it in the body of the e-mail?07:52
imbrandon_bddebian / crimsun , either one of you guys got something an aspiring motu can work on today ( besides dh_iconcache ) btw bddebian if you wanna upload a small one i got one diff left on my hdd ( http://ubuntustuff.sytes.net/temp/ )07:53
dholbachimbrandon_: look at the topic07:53
dholbachimbrandon_: we have some quite other to work on07:53
hubhi07:53
dholbachand if somebody'd update the list of unmetdeps I certainly wouldn't mind07:54
dholbachor rather file new bugs07:54
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imbrandon_kk dholbach i'll take a look ;) thanks07:54
neutrinomassSpec: I attach it, but I don't know if I should be doing so. Nobody from debian has responded.07:54
dholbachimbrandon_: rock on07:54
Specneutrinomass: why are there two desktop files for every package?07:54
dholbachhttp://daniel.holba.ch/bzr/massfile has the script for doing massfiling of bugs07:54
neutrinomassSpec: There are ?07:54
dholbachenjoy07:55
bddebianimbrandon_: Yeah the libmysqlclient crap :-)07:55
Specerr, /usr/share/app-install/desktop and /usr/share/applications/desktop07:55
bddebianimbrandon_: You can look at kbanking if you want.  I have rebuilt it twice now and it still tries to depend on libkbanking1 (=0.9.9-1) or some such :-(07:55
imbrandon_k07:56
bddebianSpec: Shouldn't be07:56
Spechmm, the actual package only has a .desktop file in /usr/share/applications/07:56
tuxmaniacAnybody  knows how to start networkmanager on Dapper! Seems like it is not coming up at all!07:56
imbrandon_bddebian, you see the one and only lonely diff i had in that dir ?07:56
neutrinomassSpec: I'm not sure what the /usr/share/app-install thing is for. It includes .desktops even for packages that you haven't installed IIRC. But I know that if you copy the deskto pin /usr/share/applications, it works ;)07:56
bddebianimbrandon_: ??07:56
imbrandon_http://ubuntustuff.sytes.net/temp/  <--- last of my dh_iconcache uploads07:56
imbrandon_one left to do07:57
bddebianimbrandon_: Ah, OK07:57
neutrinomassSpec: Just one tip when filing bugs with Debian. It should be "Package: blah", not "Package : blah" (notice the whitespace)07:57
bddebianI think the app-install used to be where KDE expected them???07:57
Specyeap07:58
Specto neutrinomass, dunno to bddebian07:58
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Specshould Icon= be relative or hard?08:00
iegarytuxmaniac: it's started by dbus - so /etc/init.d/dbus restart should help08:00
neutrinomassSpec: There is no definite view on it. It's a good idea to leave it relative, and without the extension. e.g. if the icon is /usr/share/pixmaps/spec.png, then Icon="spec" (yes, without the extension) is fine, since it shows.08:03
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neutrinomassSpec: AFAIK the freedesktop.org specification does not specify this. What I do is use just "spec", unless the icon is in a non-standard location in which case I have to use the absolute filename.08:05
neutrinomassSpec: for hints on how to do .desktops take a look at the .desktops I've done. I'm doing thing wrong usually and Phil Bull keeps giving me rather useful advice.08:08
sitsdholbach: are you there?08:11
dholbachsits: you could say that - hello!08:11
dholbachhow can I help you?08:11
sitsdholbach: could you take another look at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=34223608:12
sitsplease?08:12
UbugtuGnome bug 342236 in Mailer "Dropdown from collapsed evolution toolbar is not displayed" [Minor,Unconfirmed] 08:12
dholbachyes08:12
dholbachsits: ok, looked at.08:13
Toadstoolhi dholbach08:13
dholbachhi Toadstool08:13
dholbachsits: ok08:14
dholbachsits: what do you want me to do now?08:14
SpecHow do I make the menu-system refresh itself?08:18
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sitsdholbach: does using my improved steps make it any more reproducible?08:20
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sitsoh hang on08:21
sitswrong bug08:21
hubheya08:21
dholbachhey hub08:21
sitshttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/totem/+bug/4500708:21
UbugtuMalone bug 45007 in totem "Segfault thumbnailing PNG image .mov" [Normal,Unconfirmed] 08:21
sitsthere we go08:21
imbrandon_heya hub08:22
sitsdholbach: sorry about that08:22
dholbachdont worry08:22
neutrinomasssits: I think I can confirm that issue...08:23
sitsneutrinomass: thanks to the improved steps?08:23
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dholbachsits: it might make sense to get a backtrace with the gstreamer dbg packages installed08:24
hubwhat's up in the universe?08:24
neutrinomasssits: Nope, just saw your steps. I'll go through them though...08:24
neutrinomasssits: Confirmed. I saw a seg fault after 10-15 terminated08:28
sitsyeah08:28
neutrinomasssits: On the 13th actually ...08:28
sitsit's abit erratic08:28
dholbachf you could get a backtrace with the gstreamer dbg packages - that'd help08:29
dholbachhub: major last minute fixing is going on :)08:29
dholbachhub: I added some stuff to the topic, but there's much more08:29
hubsorry I haven't been of much help lately08:30
hubbusy with too much things08:30
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dholbachI think hwe all understand08:30
=== bddebian doesn't
dholbachbddebian: pffft08:30
=== bddebian breaks out the whip ;-P
neutrinomasssits: Should I get the backtrace or will you do so ?08:30
Laser_awaybddebian: that's my job ;-)08:31
bddebianLaser_away: :-)08:31
tsengdholbach: is there anything cool in 2.15?08:33
sitsneutrinomass: I've just about got one08:33
sitshaving resorted to gdb08:33
tsengdholbach: oh, there is the changes08:33
bddebianHeya tseng08:33
tsenghi08:33
dholbachtseng: 2.15 what?08:34
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tsengdholbach: GNOME!08:34
SpecIs debian's menu system different than Ubuntu's?08:35
tsengbut i found it08:35
tsengSpec: we dont really use it08:35
tsengits available08:35
dholbachtseng: man I wish I had the time to look into that stuff08:35
tsengmost Debian users don't use it either I bet, its old08:35
Laser_awaySpec: yes, much different. Debian doesn't use .desktops for its menu08:35
tsengwe have a sane freedesktop menu now08:35
Specthe package gsnes9x has a .desktop file in /usr/share/gnome/apps/Games/gsnes9x.desktop08:35
tsengok?08:35
Specit doesn't show up in the menu system for Ubuntu, who do I file a bug with?08:35
bddebianimbrandon: Uploaded08:36
Specupstream or LP?08:36
bddebianSpec: Ideally both.08:36
tsengit should be /usr/share/applications08:36
tsengiirc08:36
Specyeap08:36
sitsneutrinomass: you're good for the confirm though08:36
tsengsince a year or so ago08:36
neutrinomasssits: Ok, I'll set it to confirmed and drop a note as well.08:36
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sitsneutrinomass: I wish I'd know you were going to file a backtrace though. It would have saved aptitiude deciding to pull up my firefox lang packs08:38
sitsneutrinomass: thanks08:41
sitsright that's enough bug triage for the day08:41
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imbrandonthanks bddebian08:47
bddebianno, thank YOU :-)08:48
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imbrandon;008:48
imbrandonone of these days i'll get some more under my belt and apply to be a motu ;) maybe by the end of this summer08:49
bddebianGreat08:49
imbrandonthats what i'm working twords atleaste ;)08:49
bddebianMaybe I'll shoot for main by end of summer ;-P08:50
imbrandon;)08:51
imbrandondumb question but is there a way for me to tell ubuntu to ignore a certain pci slot on boot ? ( reason i ask is breezy live and normal install boots fine in this particular computer but dapper dosent , hangs on boot or live cd bootup with this pci card installed , if i pull the card dapper boots fine so I know its the card , basicly i just want dapper to ignor it like breezy did )08:55
imbrandonand no i cant remove the card perminately ( its needed in windows via dual boot )08:56
neutrinomassSpec: I just got a response to a Debian bug about .desktop files and they told me that "Debian does not use .desktop files.  Such files are generated automatically only if needed."08:59
Speceh09:00
Specreally?09:00
Specwell, good thing we cross-filed our bugs onto LP09:01
Spec:)09:01
Specand by 'we', i meant I did with my three bugs :p09:01
Laser_awayneutrinomass: right, and we are saying they are needed :-)09:01
neutrinomassSpec: Yeah. I'll get beaten for this I fear because I've opened ~10 reports at debian about .desktop files09:01
SpecI've only done 3 :)09:01
Specwell, they wouldn't get bug reports if they included .desktop files, now would they? :)09:01
neutrinomassSpec: Lol yeah, I'll write to tell them just taht .09:01
Specwhat's the worse that can happen? :p09:02
Laser_awayneutrinomass: I think it is a legitimate bug, don't worry too much if a few DDs don't like it09:02
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Specwell....some debian packages come with .desktop files09:02
Laser_awaywe might have to send .desktop files to the software authors if Debian refuses09:03
Specwill upstream care?09:04
neutrinomassLaser_away: I'm doing just that anyway. If upstream is alive I send it upstream. At least this DD was good. Apparently there was some bug in some other menu-creation thing to which I drew his attention (I didn't understand how) and at least he thanked me for that.09:04
Specwe need an insider DD to create .desktop files for us.09:05
neutrinomassSpec: They care. I got told off again today by upstream. I told them "it's an absolute path because you're putting your icon in /usr/lib. Although I am not sure about this, according to the FHS you should probably be putting arch-independant stuff in /usr/share".09:06
SpecFHS?09:06
Laser_awayneutrinomass: icons should go in /usr/share/pixmaps09:07
neutrinomassSpec: Fileystem Hierarchy Standard09:07
Laser_awaySpec: I don't think an inside person would help09:07
Specah09:08
neutrinomassLaser_away: Well not according to Openstep/Coca, whatever that is. And "not all the world conforms to the FHS".09:08
Laser_awaybasically because Debian has their own menu system they really don't care about fd.org09:08
Specwhich menu system is 'better'?09:09
Laser_awayneutrinomass: all I know is that is were icons generally go09:09
Laser_awaySpec: fd.org of course ;-)09:09
Laser_awayit is what Gnome, KDE, and other WMs use09:09
neutrinomassLaser_away: Anyway. I was particularly annoyed with this dev so I'm just ranting about now. So we should not send .desktops to debian after all ?09:09
Specso, if a DD e-mails me about .desktop files, I'll just reply fd.org is better than you. bow down.09:09
Laser_awayneutrinomass: no, continue to send them09:10
Laser_awaySpec: sure09:10
Laser_away;-)09:10
Spechehe09:10
Laser_awayno, I think it would be appropriate to say the .desktop files are a freedesktop.org standard and are used by the Gnome and KDE menus09:11
Laser_awayif they don't want to do it fine, we either get the authors to do it or we do it ourselves09:11
neutrinomassLaser_away: OK. Should I respond to this DD that told me just now that "debian doesn't use .desktops" ?09:11
imbrandonneutrinomass, i would respond to it in that kde/gnome use them not debian09:12
imbrandonthats me personaly09:12
neutrinomassLaser_away: Or just comment on LP that "Debian rejected the .desktop because they don't like .desktops" ?09:12
Laser_awayneutrinomass: it's up to you, you could mention that Gnome and KDE do use them even if the Debian menu does not09:12
=== neutrinomass will take a glance at the debian policy first to see if there's anything relevant there
Laser_awayneutrinomass: what is the Debian bug # ?09:13
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neutrinomassnothing there...09:13
neutrinomassit's debian bug #36782109:14
SpecDebian's BTS is slow09:14
Laser_awayheh, tell me about it09:15
Specand ugly :p09:15
SpecLP is superior, even if it's confusing and complex and a little buggy at first :p09:15
hubI have a cmake update on REVU09:16
hubI'd like to have it for edgy, so that people can build KDE4 on Ubuntu :-)09:16
Laser_awaySpec: they each have the strengths and weaknesses for sure09:16
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=== imbrandon thanks hub ;)
crimsunhub: Edgy won't be a prob for it :-)09:17
crimsunprob->problem09:17
hubcrimsun: but it needs review :-)09:17
crimsuncf. June 8th09:17
hubyeah09:19
hubare you all gonna be in paris?09:19
crimsunI won't, as work has me committed here09:19
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hubneither can I, unfortunately09:21
hub'cause I would be able to have free bedroom at my mom09:21
crimsun:-)09:21
hubi'm not even sure for guadec09:22
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LaserJockhub: I'm going10:30
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sistpotyhi folks10:54
LaserJockhi sistpoty!10:54
Specheya10:54
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sistpotybddebian: strange thing, seems like you and me uploaded the same package (htcheck) and *both* seem to have gotten accepted10:55
ograsistpoty, yep, there is a LP bug open about that since some time10:58
sistpotyogra: k, thx... then I won't bother guys in #lp with it ;)10:58
ogra:)10:59
bddebiansistpoty: Nice10:59
sistpoty:)10:59
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sistpotycya11:19
dholbachnight fellas11:38
LaserJockcya dholbach11:40
dholbachnight LaserJock11:40
LaserJockdholbach: get all rested up so we can bug you more when you come back :-)11:41
bddebianhehe11:41
dholbachI'll try to :)11:41
bddebianLater folks11:44
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