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Keybukyes, you do love a good spanking12:16
diemanscreen #0:12:16
dieman  dimensions:    2400x1920 pixels (655x530 millimeters)12:16
diemanmmmmm12:16
_ionOoooo12:17
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dieman2 24in screens rotated, and gnome isn't horking on the xinerama hints from nvidia, which is an improvement from hoary12:17
diemanto dapper12:17
diemanwell, it was probally metacity12:17
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HiddenWolfdieman: man, you've got two?12:19
HiddenWolfdieman: I have one of those, and I already lose my mouse pointer when I'm tired...12:19
diemanheh12:21
diemanyeah12:21
diemanupgraded from a single core 3.4 to a dual 3.212:21
diemantoo12:21
diemanwhich is obscenely fast12:21
diemani couldn't believe how fast gnome loaded12:21
HiddenWolfheh, I wait for the core2. :)12:22
diemanyeah12:22
diemani actually agree with you on that, but we just do planned upgrades of labs12:22
diemanso its whatever the labs are getting12:22
Keybukdieman: how long does it take to compile OpenOffice?12:24
diemanthats a good question12:24
Keybukif it's < 5 hours, tell doko; he goes a wonderful shade of green12:24
diemanits 'only' got 2gb of memory12:24
diemanif it had like 812:24
diemanthen i bet it would do openoffice quite quickly12:24
diemandoes OO.o build parallelise at all?12:25
diemani thought they used their own build tool12:25
Keybukyeah, it does12:25
diemanawesome12:25
diemani did it once on a previous machine12:25
diemanit was like 12 hours12:25
diemani think that was only a 2.8 though12:25
Keybukthis did it in just over 2 hours, which I was quite pleased with12:25
diemannice12:25
diemanwhat is it?12:25
Keybuka reasonably high-spec X212:25
diemanahh12:25
diemannice12:25
diemanwe've got boxes with dual opteron dual core procs12:26
diemanthat could probally do it in some obscene amount of time12:26
diemanwith 4gb of memory12:26
Keybukthe memory helps a lot12:26
diemanyah12:26
Keybukdual core vs. dual proc actually appears a benefit for large compiles too12:26
diemanive got a box with 32gb of memory12:26
diemanand 8 procs12:26
diemanbut its not up right now12:26
diemanbut its older opteron procs12:26
diemanstill, you can do it in memory then12:27
diemanthe wikipedia db in mysql in ram works quite well12:27
HiddenWolfhaha, yeah, that's a league of it's own12:28
Keybukhmm12:29
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dokoKeybuk: you must be color-blind ;-P12:34
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BenCso does libc6-i386 supercede ia32-libs on amd64?12:38
Keybukdoko: green with envy12:39
Keybukit's a UKish thing I guess12:39
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LaserJockit's not "green with envy" other places?12:39
dokoBenC: ia32-libs does have some extra libs, but if you only need glibc, yes12:40
BenCia32-libs is uninstallable for me on amd64 right now, so I hope it's ok :)12:40
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Keybukmdz: re teardown01:06
KeybukI did it all in the BOF where we discussed it01:06
KeybukI only have to type dupload *.changes <g>01:06
mdzwell ok then01:06
mdzfire away01:06
Keybukgetting mom fed with sufficient kittens first01:07
Keybuk(and should merge those first, in reality)01:09
jvwKeybuk: did I understand correctly you're already bcc'ing some launchpad/ubuntu mails to the PTS's 'derivates' interface?01:12
Keybukyes01:13
Keybukthe changes files of ubuntu uploads, iirc01:14
jvwah, then I must be looking at the wrong bit of the PTS 01:14
Keybukunder the "derivatives" keyword, apparently01:14
jvwyeah, but logging of the PTS isn't sorted by keyword, but by incoming interface :)01:15
Keybukhttp://wiki.debian.org/qa.debian.org/Reports/Draft01:15
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jvwhm, did you encounter any succesful instance of a message thusly relayed via the PTS? I might really be blind, but I can't find any instance01:19
KeybukI haven't actually, honestly, asked yet01:19
Keybukat some point I'll track down a Debian guy and get them to try it out :)01:20
jvwwell, I'm one of the PTS maintainers :)01:20
jvwand I really do appreciate your efforts on this and like to assist getting it to work :)01:20
KeybukLP is definitely trying to send them, whether or not they're getting anywhere is another matter though01:20
Keybukthey'll be coming from drescher.ubuntu.com01:20
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zulhey01:21
jvwit does like like they're not reaching the PTS -- unfortunately I don't have access to the actual mail logs, but I do have access to the mbox getting a copy of all incoming PTS mail01:21
KeybukI don't have the mail logs either01:21
Keybukyay paranoid sysadmins <g>01:21
Keybukwant me to try sending one?01:21
HrdwrBoBparanoia is one of the staple food groups01:21
jvwheh, partially same sysadmins as Debian :)01:21
jvwsure, go ahead01:21
Keybukpick a source package01:22
jvwany you like and have a patch for01:22
Keybukok01:23
Keybukshould be a mail on its way to dpkg_derivatives@packages.qa.debian.org01:23
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jvwgot like 50 spams in the meanwhile, but not your mail yet -- sent a mail myself there, maybe master is just slow (high load, and deals with tons of mail)01:29
jvwanyway, before I asked, I grepped the incoming mail for 'derivatives', and didn't find anything except you mentioning it in some bug that also got via the PTS01:31
Keybuk<Znarl> 2006-06-28 00:24:09 1FvMu9-000744-P2 => dpkg_derivatives@packages.qa.debian.org R=lookuphost T=remote_smtp H=master.debian.org [70.103.162.30] 01:31
Keybuk<Znarl> 2006-06-28 00:24:09 1FvMu9-000744-P2 Completed01:31
jvwok, so it's on debian's side01:32
Keybukyeah, it looks like it's going out of our smarthost (adelie.ubuntu.com)01:33
Keybukand master accepted it01:33
jvwpackages.qa.d.o's mail is getting processed slowly to not blow up master, so I'll wait a bit and see whether this mail did arrive01:33
KeybukI could also believe that the changes mailer isn't processing Bcc01:34
KeybukI got lost when the twisty evil code reached zope01:34
Keybuk(that mail I sent by hand on the command-line, just to be sure)01:34
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bddebianHowdy folks01:41
LaserJockhiya bddebian 01:42
jvwFrom lp_archive@drescher.ubuntu.com Tue Jun 27 18:44:37 200601:45
Keybukok, so that one got through01:46
Keybukdid it go to the right place?01:46
jvwcool, so this worked -- and through grepping I verified I really only found this one, and no previous mail of this kind01:46
jvwwell, didn't check yet, but if it didn't, I can fix it01:47
Keybukright01:47
Keybukso there's definitely an e-mail channel01:47
jvwfwiw, having some introductionary paragraph stating what this diff is about would be cool -- but a cosmetic thingy, getting it to work is more interesting :)01:47
jvwew, debian-dpkg@l.d.o is subscribed to that one, oh well01:48
jvw(so yes, it worked)01:48
Keybukright01:48
Keybukso LP is clearly not sending them out -- but that's ok, because they're going to get sent from the mom/patches system soon anyway01:48
Keybukcause that can produce better mails01:49
jvwFor most people, having just a notification there was an ubuntu-upload in the first place is 90% of the interesting information already, and would be good to have at some point01:50
KeybukI'll tickle the soyuz guys when they get up to work out why those aren't getting out though01:50
Keybukright, that was the theory behind sending our changes announcements -- it was a good first step01:50
jvwyup01:50
jvwthe mail you sent was a diff instead01:50
Keybukright, that's because I sent it with the stuff I had in front of me -- which is the stuff that will actually be able to send ubuntu3 -> ubuntu4 diffs and attach them to the bottom of the changes mail01:51
Keybukand that file was right in front of me :)01:51
jvw:) -- ok, so the PTS side of things seems to work, good to know that -- feel free to ping me or buxy whenever you're ready on the ubuntu side of things01:52
Keybukwill do01:53
Keybukbtw, https://patches.ubuntu.com/01:53
Keybukis almost, but not quite, ready now01:53
jvwwoah, with spiff site layout this time :)01:54
jvwhttps://patches.ubuntu.com/3/3ddesktop/ -> apache.conf, IndexOptions namelength=*01:54
Keybukfsvo "spiff" ... HTML is not my forte01:54
jvwfor values of 'spiff' equalling "not the apache default index page'01:55
Keybukyeah01:55
KeybukI've an outstanding admin request for that01:55
jvwanyway, the PTS already uses that new URL, thanks to buxy, I'm not sure yet where else in debian's QA to present that info to maintainers01:56
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Keybukoh, man02:33
Keybukso distracted by shiny thing in NEW02:33
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zulwhat shiny thing?02:34
Keybuklibtelepathy02:34
Keybukit's a shame I have to REJECT it :'(02:34
zulheh02:34
Keybuk*cries*02:35
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LaserJockKeybuk: you mean shininess alone doesn't get a package into the archives? ;-)02:44
bddebianheh02:46
KeybukLaserJock: it can do, providing the packager bothers to read the COPYING file and put the right damned licence in debian/copyright02:48
Keybukwhich dholbach failed to do :-/02:48
bddebianDoh02:48
LaserJockouch02:49
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LathiatRiddell: why is kdebase going to depend on the libdnssd stuff?02:59
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pittiGood morning07:40
Hobbseehi pitti 07:43
pittiHi Hobbsee 07:43
fabbionemorning07:55
Hobbseehi fabbione :)07:55
fabbionehey Hobbsee 07:55
jsgotangcomorning pitti, fabbione07:57
Hobbseehi jsgotangco 07:57
jsgotangcohi!07:58
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crimsunFor MoM -- if Ubuntu changes can be dropped, I presume we follow the same protocol for requesting syncs?09:28
Mithrandircrimsun: yes, if the ubuntu changes can be dropped, you request a sync.09:29
crimsunMithrandir: nifty, thanks09:29
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fabbionepitti: since you are into dovecot09:37
fabbionepitti: want to take care of bug #51038 ?09:38
UbugtuMalone bug 51038 in dovecot "sub-folders disappear on upgrade from breezy to dapper" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5103809:38
pittifabbione: meh, the 'touched it last' assignment method :)09:39
pittisounds pretty upstream'ish, but I can forward it upstream 09:39
fabbionepitti: no, i assigned it to me, but it seems you have been playing with dovecot quite a lot09:39
fabbioneso i rather prefer somebody that already know the code to touch it09:40
pittiI use it on my server, right09:40
fabbioneso do i09:40
pittiI don't know the code, though09:40
fabbionebut i am still at breezy09:40
pittimy server is sarge :)09:40
fabbionei so much had no time to upgrade my main server09:40
pittifabbione: oh, elmo's reply explains a lot09:41
fabbionepitti: well it's simple..09:41
fabbionebreezy Maildir uses .subscription09:41
fabbionedapper uses subscription09:42
fabbionefor no reason09:42
pittithat sounds easily fixable at least09:42
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fabbioneso we need to fix dapper in such a way that upgrade from breezy and new install from dapper will work09:42
pittilooking at both sounds right09:42
fabbioneyes, but we need to consider some upgrade paths09:42
fabbionethe dovecot you uploaded in edgy.. what does it use?09:42
fabbioneis that .subscription change still upstream or was it a bad release?09:43
fabbionesomehow we need to converge with upstream on that09:43
pittihm, grab-merge.sh already wiped the source, so I'll wait until it's in the archive09:43
pittibut since we do not have any patches wrt that, it's an upstream change09:44
fabbionepitti: yeps thanks09:47
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pittimeh, why does my X crash when I try to load http://people.ubuntu.com/~mdz/anastacia.txt in firefox???09:55
mdkeI've heard some people have odd crashes from loading webpages using the nvidia driver09:57
robitaillepitti:  that text file has a very long line of text... after getting it with wget, vi also has problem reading it...09:57
robitailleoopps...forget the vi comment...user mistake :)09:58
pittiyeah, I noticed; all the kernel stuff from 2.6.1709:58
Mithrandirworksforme, amd64.09:58
pittiMithrandir: in firefox? I'm on amd64+nvidia drivers09:58
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pittirobitaille: but that wrapping you see in vim is normal09:59
Mithrandirpitti: yes, in firefox.  I kinda need to reboot to get -25 in, but otherwise up-to-date09:59
robitaillepitti:  I did a bad cut and paste...and did a vi on the http url :)09:59
lifelessdoes anyone know how to tell X that resolv.conf has changed ?09:59
lifelessI'm getting all X clients timeing out reading for the ICE auth socket10:00
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hungerlifeless: a sighup might work... dunno.10:01
lifelessis it gnome-session that answers queries on it ?10:01
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hungerlifeless: IIRC ICE is not gnome specific.10:01
lifelesssure, but that does not mean that gnome does not implement that component10:01
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hungerlifeless: iceauth was written by the x consortium.10:02
hungerlifeless: So I guess gnome has nothing to do with it.10:03
lifelesshunger: I know that to. It still does not have the imllication you are assigning to it.10:04
Mithrandirpitti: reproduced with latest kernel.  Joy.10:04
pittiMithrandir: nvidia? or other driver?10:04
pittiMithrandir: bug 51180, in case you have any news (or want to confirm it)10:05
UbugtuMalone bug 51180 in xorg "X crashes when viewing a file with long lines in firefox" [Untriaged,Unconfirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5118010:05
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Mithrandirpitti: -23 works for me.10:07
Mithrandirpitti: and yes, nvidia driver.10:07
Hobbseepitti: not sure if this helps, but i'm using the upstream firefox binaries, everything updated in dapper, and no nvidia driver, and it works here10:07
ivoksit didn't crash here10:08
ivoksnvidia + -25 (not amd64)10:08
TheMusonp here, i386, with -25 kernel, and xorg open ATI driver.10:09
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pittijoy10:09
pittiivoks, TheMuso, Hobbsee: can you please add your configurations to the bug, so that we can see a pattern?10:10
TheMusoOk.10:10
ivoksof xorg?10:10
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pittiivoks: bug 5118010:11
UbugtuMalone bug 51180 in xorg "X crashes when viewing a file with long lines in firefox" [Untriaged,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/5118010:11
Hobbseeadded :)10:12
Hobbseethat /sysinfo script is sure useful.10:12
ivoksi forgot to mention that it doesn't crash :)10:13
Hobbseehaha10:13
Hobbseegreat10:13
TheMuso?10:13
TheMusoHobbsee: sysinfo?10:13
HobbseeSysinfo for 'sarah': Linux 2.6.15-25-686 running KDE 3.5.3, CPU: Mobile Intel(R) Celeron(R) CPU 2.40GHz at 2394 MHz (4793 bogomips), HD: 14/36GB, RAM: 643/993MB, 97 proc's, 47.22min up10:13
HobbseeTheMuso: ^ konversation script10:14
TheMusooh ok10:14
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Kamionhmm, anastacia output was wedgied10:18
Kamionhave corrected that, hopefully10:18
Kamionhelps if I read my drescher cronmail10:18
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FujitsuGuys, I've seen that bug before.10:24
FujitsuIt's around somewhere, let me find it.10:24
FujitsuIt was the Nvidia driver last time as well.10:25
Kamionsomebody might like to take a copy of anastacia.txt if you need it to reproduce that bug#10:25
Kamionsince that long line should disappear in about ten minutes10:26
FujitsuThere's an attached version, isn't there?10:26
Kamionyep10:26
Hobbseeyep10:26
Kamionok, good10:26
FujitsuHmm.10:26
FujitsuLP just went down for me.10:27
FujitsuEverything else is fine.10:27
TheMusoFine here.10:27
pittiKamion: yes, I attacked it10:27
pittiKamion: erm, attached10:27
FujitsuHeheh.10:27
Hobbseehehehe10:27
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Hobbseehehe, seems to be a lot of that going on lately.  should i scream at you next?10:28
Hobbsees/scream/get mad10:28
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FujitsuEvening, Seveas.10:29
Hobbseehi Seveas 10:30
Seveasmornin'10:31
FujitsuI think I found the bug that's the same as this:10:34
Fujitsu49407.10:34
mvojdub: hi! for the popcon support (sort by popcon rating) in gnome-app-install we need more popcon data. do you think we could write something on the fridge to get more users to install it?10:34
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Mithrandirmvo: most users have it installed, but not enabled.10:35
Fujitsu46034 is also similar.10:35
Mithrandirmvo: it's part of *ubuntu-standard10:35
Hobbseebug 4940710:35
UbugtuMalone bug 49407 in xorg "Crashes Xorg server when visiting a launchpad.net page" [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4940710:35
jsgotangcoits already installed isn't not?10:35
Fujitsubug 4603410:36
UbugtuMalone bug 46034 in nvidia-glx "Page crashes X" [High,Confirmed]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4603410:36
FujitsuThey all involve CoC signatures (which are ultra-long lines), X crashes, and Nvidia drivers.10:36
mvoMithrandir: even better, so we just need to advertise to enable it10:37
Mithrandirmvo: yup10:37
mvoMithrandir: is it just a matter of dpkg-reconfigure popcon?10:38
Kamionpopularity-contest, but yes10:39
Mithrandirmvo: yes.  And answering "yes" to enabling it, obviously.10:39
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HobbseeFujitsu: i'd say there all the same bug, but someone like pitti should probably try the same files to check10:42
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FujitsuI would assume they were all identical.10:42
HobbseeFujitsu: i'm not an X person, but i'd probably mark them as a dupe of  bug 49407 - seems that there's a solution there too10:45
UbugtuMalone bug 49407 in xorg "Crashes Xorg server when visiting a launchpad.net page" [Untriaged,Needs info]  http://launchpad.net/bugs/4940710:45
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FujitsuNo.10:46
FujitsuMark as a dupe of 46034, as it's the earliest.10:46
FujitsuI just tested the test's in some of the bugs with a friend. It crashes.10:47
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Fujitsu*tests10:48
FujitsuWhere did that apostrophe come from...10:48
Hobbseewhichever - i'd mark it as a dupe of whichever had the fix or whichever was the most coherant, although they both seem to10:48
RiddellLathiat: kdebase depends on libdnssd because it includes the code for avahi support (via our patch)10:49
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sivangmorning11:38
pittihi sivang 11:38
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jsgotangcosivang!11:39
sivanghey jsgotangco , what's up? :-)11:39
jsgotangcoabout to go home =)11:39
sivangjsgotangco: from work?11:41
jsgotangcoyeah11:41
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Mezinfinity, ping01:04
Mezor mdz, ping01:04
mvoKamion: could you please sync directfb from debian/unstable? overwrite is ok01:07
henoKamion: is gfxboot generally 640x480? 01:08
henoKamion: would the high viz menu have the standard boot prompt below it as well?01:08
heno(I'm working on the graphics for that)01:08
Mithrandirheno: 640x400, probably.01:10
henoMithrandir: right. And should I make separate images for the highlighted menu items? (with a box around, say)01:11
Mithrandirheno: I don't think you need to, no.01:12
henook thanks. It will look something like: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accessibility/Specs/LiveCdAccess?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=NewBootMenu2.png01:14
sivangheno: Looks Kool01:15
Kamionmvo: please file a bug on directfb and subscribe ubuntu-archive01:17
Kamionheno: currently 640x480 but it will change to 640x400, as Mithrandir says01:17
Kamionheno: dunno about the high viz menu yet01:17
mvoKamion: I did that yesterday, sorry for pushing, but the new cairo/gtk depends on it01:18
Kamionok, I'll do a sync run now then01:18
henoKamion: ok, thanks. if I stick to 640x400 I should be ok I guess01:18
mvothanks01:18
Kamionmvo: please *subscribe* ubuntu-archive, not assign01:18
Kamionmvo: if you assign, it doesn't show up on the list we use01:19
mvoKamion: *ick* I was not aware of this01:19
Kamionoh, you did subscribe as well, that's ok then01:19
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chuckheylo01:27
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pittihi zul, hey chuck :)01:27
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MithrandirSeveas: you're the guy doing the -changes RSS feeds, right?01:28
MithrandirSeveas: it seems like the parser get _really_ confused with Manoj-style changelogs.01:28
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SeveasMithrandir, give me a for-instance01:29
MithrandirSeveas: make-dfsg ; http://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/edgy/+source/make-dfsg/3.81-2 is the link.01:30
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SeveasMithrandir, hmmm funky01:31
SeveasMithrandir, yes, it gets quite confused about that...01:32
Seveasnot too hard to fix though01:33
ograhmm, am i forced to merge a package that we always packaged from the upstream tarball directly ?01:34
Kamionmvo: done01:37
mvothanks01:37
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dokopitti: is your change in binutils_2.16.1cvs20060117-1ubuntu2.1 still needed for 2.17?02:26
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tsengMithrandir++02:27
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Mithrandirhttp://err.no/tmp/b/ for a couple of graphs.02:27
pittidoko: hm, I cannot tell without looking02:27
pittiMithrandir: so you removed X? :-P02:27
_ionmithrandir: \/02:27
Mithrandirpitti: I sorted the file system. :-P02:28
MithrandirI think we should be able to get off a bunch more too.02:28
Mithrandiruh, shave off some more time.02:28
TheMusoCool!02:32
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RiddellKamion: I've fixed the sentence you marked on +spec/kubuntu-hwdb, I don't know if you get notification of changes the specs you've revieved02:37
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KamionRiddell: thanks, bumped to pending-approval02:39
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mdzMez: yes?02:53
tsengmorn mdz 02:54
mdzmorning02:54
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sivangmorning mdz 02:59
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ogra       * src/gs-monitor.c: (listener_simulate_user_activity_cb),03:48
ogra        (disconnect_listener_signals), (connect_listener_signals):03:48
ogra        Rename Poke to SimulateUserActivity since that seems to be03:48
ogra        preferred from feedback on XDG list.  How boring.03:48
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ograall apps that dont have dbus support use gnome-screensaver-command --poke in ubuntu :(03:49
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mdzmgalvin: I just noticed that your last two UWN messages were waiting in the moderation queue for ubuntu-news03:56
mdzmgalvin: mako apologizes for that03:56
ograwell, they were on planet at least03:56
Kamionogra: so add an alias for that option for a while, until the callers are converted03:57
ograKamion, i havent built it yet, not sure if that only means the dbus backend ...03:57
ograbut changing that would do much harm to us ... in any case we'd have to youch all these packages again at some point03:58
ogra*touch03:58
fabbioneSetting up dpkg (1.13.21ubuntu1) ...03:59
fabbionetouch: setting times of `/var/log/dpkg.log': Function not implemented03:59
fabbionedpkg: error processing dpkg (--configure):03:59
fabbionedoh!03:59
ogramount -t proc proc /proc ?03:59
fabbionerigh04:00
fabbionepoint04:00
ogra:)04:00
fabbioneogra: sometimes you are not completely useless :P04:00
ograhaha04:00
fabbione:)04:01
sivangfabbione: you04:02
sivangfabbione: err, you're using a chroot?04:02
fabbionesivang: yes04:02
mdkeheno: ping?04:02
HiddenWolfmdke, is there any way to get a breadcrum trail above the community docs at help.ubuntu.com?04:04
mdkeHiddenWolf: of pages visited? not at the moment04:05
HiddenWolftoo bad04:06
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bddebianMorning folks04:08
Keybukpitti: holy crap, that's damned weird04:09
pittiKeybuk: udev or MoM?04:09
Keybukudev04:10
KeybukMoM is being weird?04:10
pittiKeybuk: I mailed you about not generating a proper orig.tar.gz/diff.gz for the merged result04:11
Keybukah, I've not read my canonical inbox yet ... I'll look into that in a moment04:11
Keybukdid the merged result have conflicts?04:11
pittiKeybuk: no04:11
pittiKeybuk: for the ones having conflicts the behaviour seems ok to me (having the package in a single tarball)04:12
Keybukhmm, yes, I see that isn't right04:12
Keybukit hasn't given you "-sa" in the genchanges suggestion either04:12
pittiI saw more examples of that, so it wasn't just a single glitch04:13
KeybukI'll debug that momentarily04:13
Keybukjust as soon as I have more coffee04:13
Keybukhow do you find the new format in general btw?04:14
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pittiKeybuk: TBH, the << == >> conflict files are somethimes confusing, since I do not see the base revision04:15
pittiKeybuk: a three-way diff would sometimes help04:15
pittiKeybuk: in general I prefer separate .rej files (bonus: in unidiff format :) )04:15
pittibut that might just be me04:15
pittiin general, today's merges went very fine with the current format04:16
Mithrandirpitti: you get those if you just apply one of the .patches by hand.04:16
pittisure, but there is no 'merged' patch04:16
pittiand it's not possible to generate one if there are conflicts04:17
Keybukpitti: the << || == >> thing seemed to confuse every editor I tried it in04:24
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makomgalvin: about stuff on -news04:41
sivanghmm, group photo went out nice04:44
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jsgotangcoyes very nice indeed04:45
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Keybukaha!  found the cause of pitti's mom bug04:47
KeybukI was using ${without_epoch}.orig.tar.gz  not ${upstream}.orig.tar.gz04:47
Keybukheh04:47
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Kamionmdke: could you update the installation guides on doc.ubuntu.com to the current version in dapper?04:55
Kamionmdke: it might also be nice to add the installation guide to help.ubuntu.com04:55
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mgalvinmdz, mako: no worries, i blogged about them so they got some exposure05:08
mgalvinmako: whats up05:08
mdzmgalvin: I added your address to the whitelist, but could you post future editions using your @ubuntu.com address so that they look more official?05:08
mgalvinmdz: cool, i don't have an @ubuntu :(05:09
mdzmgalvin: !  why not?05:09
jsgotangco?05:09
jjessehow do you get a @ubuntu.com email? just being a member right?05:09
Kamionmgalvin: you should do, you're in ubuntumembers05:09
Kamionmgalvin at ubuntu.com05:10
Kamionjjesse: right05:10
mdzKamion: I revived seed-cleanup as non-informational considering the changes to germinate that we discussed05:10
Kamionmdz: ok05:10
mgalvinis it a forwarder address?05:11
Kamionyes, to your preferred e-mail address as listed in launchpad05:13
makomgalvin: no, i can still send them out05:13
makoor do you want to resend it w/ a message05:14
makoor have me do so05:14
makoit's up to you05:14
Kamionyea verily choose-mirror merges are tedious unto death05:14
Keybukheh05:14
KeybukI just wrote down a list of all of the packages I touched in dapper, so I can merge them05:15
Keybukand had to get more paper05:15
bddebianheh05:15
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Hobbseehehe05:15
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mgalvinmako: i can send them out, I will do it in a moment05:16
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mgalvinmdz: oh, and thanks for adding me to the whitelist05:22
mdzmgalvin: np05:22
mdzmgalvin: ping me when you send a message from @ubuntu.com to ubuntu-news and I'll do the same for that address05:23
zulmdz: ill be updating my quiet grub patch with ideas from the spec tonight05:23
mdzmgalvin: I sent a test email to mgalvin@ubuntu.com05:24
mdzzul: should I hand that off to you?  I'm currently the assignee but you've beat me to it05:24
zulmdz: no problem05:24
zulim going to be syncing grub tonight anyways..05:24
mdzzul: ok, that's another I'll remove from my todo list then ;-) thanks05:25
zulyour welcome05:26
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mgalvinmdz: thanks, i got it, now i know that it actually works :)05:26
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mgalvinmdz: alright if i just send a test message to -news so you can set it?05:31
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mgalvinmdz: well, i just sent a test to ubuntu-news with my @ubuntu address and it works, thanks05:35
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Hobbseemgalvin: test passed05:39
Hobbsee@ the ubuntu news mailing list05:39
mgalvinHobbsee: yea thanks :)05:39
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fabbioneKeybuk: ping?05:40
Keybukfabbione: pong05:40
fabbioneKeybuk: yo.. when and if you have time could you please get openais out of NEW?05:40
mdzfabbione: ubuntu-cluster is already approved, and ubuntu-edgy-cluster just points to ubuntu-cluster05:41
mdzfabbione: there is no need to approve it again05:41
fabbionemdz: i did talk with Mithrandir for a review. I am going to cleanup the spec so that's more clear what's dapper and what's edgy05:41
mdzfabbione: unless you want to split out the incomplete parts into a new spec, which might be a good idea05:41
Keybukfabbione: sure, there's a few things in NEW waiting review; I tend to do that in an hour or two05:42
fabbionemdz: we did agree in having an History session or something like that..05:42
fabbioneKeybuk: that's fine for me.05:42
fabbioneKeybuk: i am in no hurry to get it in the archive, but i would prefer to avoid to have to build it manually on 6 arches for testing :)05:42
bluefoxicyubuntu's policy with screwing with the toolchain and glibc is no right?05:43
bluefoxicy(eyeing up -hashvals and -dynsort .... -Bdirect has implication that can be rough on the maintainers for now)05:43
fabbionebluefoxicy: toolchain changes for release foo needs to be discussed and approved during foo -105:44
fabbionebluefoxicy: approved implies also tested05:44
fabbionetoolchain needs to be ready for when foo opens up05:44
bluefoxicyah ok.05:44
fabbioneand they are the first packages to be built05:44
fabbioneso basically toolchain changes for edgy are already too late05:45
bluefoxicythat's fine05:45
mdzfabbione: that sounds fine; I made a similar comment on sparc6405:45
fabbioneand they have been discussed in dapper timeframe05:45
fabbionemdz: thanks a lot05:45
bluefoxicyit'll give meeks time to stabilize some stuff, maybe get it into actual binutils mainline, and get some inter-optimization optimizations going05:45
fabbionebluefoxicy: mainline > *05:46
bluefoxicy(they gave him a cvs branch AFAIK :)05:46
fabbionebluefoxicy: remember one very very important detail of diverging from upstream is that makes support for us more difficult05:46
bluefoxicyI know.05:46
fabbionean entire CVS branch for you?? crazy..05:46
bluefoxicyno not for me XD for Michael Meeks05:46
bluefoxicyHe's been trying to get OpenOffice.org to load faster05:47
bluefoxicyalong the way he's done some sort of subset of direct binding; precomputed ELF hash values of symbols (reduces L2 cache misses and avoids a big mathematical operation); and sorted symbol and relocation sections (reduces L1/L2 cache misses)05:47
bluefoxicywhich makes symbol binding a lot faster (this is a good thing)05:48
bluefoxicyI guess Edgy+105:48
KeybukI like the way he spends all this time trying to fix the link-loader, and doesn't fix the fact OpenOffice's build system is fucking stupid05:49
Keybukit doesn't need 300 .so files, it could have one statically linked binary05:49
bluefoxicyheh05:49
bluefoxicyif it had one giant library, it'd have has buckets with even more entries per bucket05:50
bluefoxicyand would load even slower :P05:50
Keybuknot one library05:50
Keybukone binary05:50
Keybukas in /usr/bin/openoffice05:50
bluefoxicyoh05:50
Keybukno stupid .so files that nothing else uses05:50
bluefoxicythat'd break address space randomization05:50
bluefoxicyhttp://people.redhat.com/drepper/no_static_linking.html05:51
Keybukthey don't _NEED_ to be .so files05:51
Keybukthere's only one openoffice process anyway05:51
bluefoxicybullet point 2 :P05:51
bluefoxicyheh05:51
bluefoxicyIt'd still be slower anyway methinks.05:51
azeemKeybuk: maybe it's easier to get a branch in binutils than in OOo05:51
Keybukit's MUCH MUCH MUCH faster05:51
bluefoxicyWhy would it be faster05:52
fabbioneazeem: that's because it's easier to hack binutils than OOo :)05:52
Keybukbecause it doesn't need to perform any relocation (other than libc, etc.) to load openoffice itself05:52
bluefoxicyoh right05:52
Keybukit doesn't need to jump through the PLT for every internal function call05:52
bluefoxicyI keep thinking it'll still need to run around resolving symbols05:52
azeemI didn't even know openoffice itself had loads of libraries, I assumed he was fighting the GNOME stack05:52
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Keybukdon't get me wrong, DSOs are a good thing when you consider an application stack like GNOME05:53
Keybukbecause they're actually shared between multiple applications05:53
bluefoxicyyeah05:53
bluefoxicyalso openoffice.org doesn't really load everything at startup05:53
Keybukbut building a single application, with a single binary, by splitting it into 100s of .so files and linking them all together through the link-loader and dlopen() is just MADNESS05:53
bluefoxicyMeeks actually said he'd split OOo into twice as many libraries if it were feasible so he could load less stuff at startup :P05:54
Keybukthat's the way Windows programs are written ("the entire application is in DLLs") not the way UNIX programs are written05:54
bluefoxicy(some of the stuff is not needed immediately)05:54
Keybukwhich is silly05:54
Keybukif he joined it into one binary, it would be loaded optimally *anyway*05:54
Keybukas the kernel would only map the used pages into physical memory from disk05:54
Keybukunused bits of code would stay on disk05:54
mdzlinux incorporates 1960s technology known as 'demand paging'05:55
fabbioneazeem: try to do a OOo build and you will suddenly change your mind and probably reinstall from scratch because not even rm -rf / can get rid of all build-deps05:55
mdzfabbione: hmm?05:55
bluefoxicyfabbione:  and you start using the 'f' word yelling at doko *glances at Keybuk*05:55
bluefoxicya lot :)05:55
Keybukheh, I scared everyone in the room with that05:56
bddebianheh05:56
fabbionemdz: i was answering azeem about the tons of .so libs in OOo05:56
fabbioneKeybuk: nah.. i used to build OOo over nfs for breezy :)05:56
fabbioneKeybuk: 48 hours with ccache05:56
Keybukfabbione: it was just my great amusement really05:56
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  besides, the advantage of what Meeks is doing is that the whole damn system gets faster.05:56
fabbioneKeybuk: oh yeah...05:56
KeybukI'd made a fresh i386 chroot for it on quest05:56
Keybukand did apt-get build-dep openoffice05:57
mdzKeybuk: can MOM give us a status report of what has been merged in edgy and what hasn't yet?05:57
Keybukand there was a cry of "A FUCKING GIGABYTE?!  THAT'S THE ENTIRE FUCKING ARCHIVE!  DOKO!!!"05:57
fabbioneKeybuk: that was an rsync of archive into /var/cache/apt/archives..05:57
Keybukmdz: yes; it will be able to by the end of today05:57
mdzKeybuk: you are my hero05:57
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Keybukbluefoxicy: redesigning ELF so it doesn't require strcmp() would be a start :p05:58
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  direct binding, precomputerd elf hashes, and dynamic symbol sorting are all in gentoo; certain gentoo users have become really attached to "ultra-fast systems" because they stopped using CFLAGS="-O99 -march=k7_stepping3_revision2 -fomit-everything -ffast-math -ffaster-math -feverything-else" and started using CFLAGS="-O2 -pipe" LDFLAGS="-Wl,-O1,-Bdirect,-hashvals,-dynsort" :P05:58
bluefoxicy(nothing you do to gcc optimizations is going to make the system "ultra uber fast")05:59
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  that's what -hashvals does ;)05:59
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bluefoxicyKeybuk:  well, not really.  It replaces a hash computation (that reads a string) with a precomputed hash value.. I guess -Wl,-O1 reduces the number of strcmp()s, and -Bdirect reduces it massively by not walking you through every library loaded06:00
Keybukneither -Bdirect -hashvals or -dynsort is in upstream binutils yet though, no?06:00
bluefoxicy(direct binding binds a symbol to a DT_NEEDED entry, so the linker doesn't have to go find the library with the symbol)06:00
dokoKeybuk: desparately crying for OOo maintainership? ;-P06:00
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  not yet, and I would be wary about using -Bdirect for a while because it has rough edges.  Meeks hasn't finished up a method to handle interposing yet06:01
Keybukdoko: as I said in the team meeting, I'll happily take over OOo -- provided nobody minds my first (and last) act as maintainer being "remove-package -m '(keybuk) GET OUT OF MY ARCHIVE' openoffice.org" :p06:01
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HobbseeKeybuk: haha do it :P06:01
HobbseeKeybuk: easier to get koffice in that way :P06:01
bluefoxicyit seems that a lot of our programs seem to rely on interposers... i.e. 3 libs have the same symbols, the linker links you to the first lib with the symbol06:01
Keybukbluefoxicy: I know what they do :p06:01
fabbioneKeybuk: i think with to add a -fremove-bugs to gcc first, but the problem is that gcc upstream wants a test case for that.. i am not sure how to prove my patch work since i can't break it06:01
KeybukI follow ELF/ld stuff pretty closely ... side-effect of being the libtool maintainer for years06:02
bluefoxicyah06:02
KeybukHobbsee: koffice is also not compliant with my vision of how an office suite should work06:02
HobbseeKeybuk: actually, that sounds rational.  who needs more than a text editor anyway?06:02
lifelessfabbione: write a test that is a bug, then your patch will fix it06:02
Keybuksadly I've not yet had time to NIH my own office, so meh06:03
Hobbseekeep kate and gedit, kill off the office suites!06:03
epxis koffice still alive? :)06:03
fabbionelifeless: that doesn't work... becuase the resulting code will be working :)06:03
Hobbseeepx: i believe so06:03
fabbionelifeless: and you can't prove the code was broken in the beginning06:03
lifelessfabbione: he resulting code is meant to work ;)06:03
lifelessfabbione: sure you can, write it faultily.06:04
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bluefoxicyKeybuk: I had an idea to use patricia tries for the hash buckets for symbol tables but not sure if that'll work that great.  The theory is sound (you only compare common prefixes ONCE, not once per symbol in the bucket with that prefix preceeding the symbol you need; basically the best case becomes the worst case)06:05
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  the state machine to search the tree is sound, it's light weight, it's fast; building it I have not figured out (it'd be recursive), but it's possible.  The only issues I have are I'm not sure about the nature of a hash bucket; can the total data in it grow bigger than 64k, particularly06:07
mdzmvo: is there an existing spec for the g-a-i improvements we discussed? specifically the .desktop file cache and the popcon sorting06:07
bluefoxicypopcorn?06:07
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lifelessbluefoxicy: look into (IIRC) perfect tries06:08
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lifelessbluefoxicy: ah right, gperf is what  I am thinking of.06:08
bluefoxicylifeless: patricia tries follow a string until two keys differ, then branches; how is that not perfect ;)06:08
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lifelessbluefoxicy: I know what a patricia is. Have you read up on what I referenced ? If not, I think youare just arguing for arguments sake.06:10
bluefoxicygperf is perfect hashes06:10
bluefoxicydoesn't that generate hash functions?  (which can become annoyingly not perfect when you're dynamic linking, because they rely on the exact data set not to change)06:11
mvomdz: no, both are discussed in the filetypes spec, but not done seperately06:12
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bluefoxicylifeless:  you could do it, but you'd need a hash function per library loaded; and then, since the linker runs through every library, you'd need to rehash each symbol you look up over and over again with each idfferent hash function06:13
bluefoxicylifeless:  which is already more CPU time than we're using now.06:13
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lifelessfor some reason I thought it generated a variation of trie, I've just re-read its guts myself.06:13
lifelessso ignore my reference.06:13
bluefoxicykay.06:13
lifelesshowever I have another useful reference for you - hash-tries.06:13
lifelesslet me dig up citseseer for it06:14
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bluefoxicy"An ordinary trie used to store hash values"06:14
lifelessI think http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/459691.html is what I am thinking of, but I'll need to quickly read it to be sure.06:14
mdzlifeless: are you happy with easy-codec-installation apart from your comment? (which was trivially addressed)06:15
lifelessmdz: let me check.06:15
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lifelessmdz - yes it looks reasonable to me06:17
mdzlifeless: thanks06:17
bluefoxicylifeless:  looks like a hash table of hash tables of tries06:17
mdzKeybuk: I've set you as approver on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/easy-codec-installation since I wrote it; it's now pending approval06:18
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Keybukmdz: ok, I'll look in a bit06:19
mdzcommon-customizations also needs review06:19
lifelessbluefoxicy: the HAMT structure? if you wanted a buzzword description, sure. I suggest reading the paper though, as its extremely likely to give better results than patricias tries for linker tables.06:20
bluefoxicylifeless:  any particular reason?  I'm trying to reduce the lookup time from O(s*n) to O(n) once the hash bucket is fallen into during a search; I believe (am guessing) that the hash tables themselves are simply hashed and then reduced (i.e. masked, modulused, etc) to a search space, which is turned into an array index, so the lookup of the actual hash table entry should be O(1)06:22
lifelessin something like this, the golden rule is do not guess06:22
bluefoxicywell I'd have to do a separate section so I could very well do it that way if I want anyway ;)06:23
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  how's the elf hash table work :) (when you get a chance)06:23
Keybukhow do you mean?06:23
bluefoxicy<bluefoxicy> ....I believe (am guessing) that the hash tables themselves are simply hashed and then reduced (i.e. masked, modulused, etc) to a search space, which is turned into an array index, so the lookup of the actual hash table entry should be O(1)06:24
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  do they generate a hash and iterate a sparse table (O(n) style) or turn it into an array index (O(1) style)06:24
KeybukO(1)06:25
bluefoxicylifeless:  :)06:25
bluefoxicyKeybuk:  thanks.06:25
lifelessbluefoxicy: if I can suggest, read that paper closely. from memory it is designed with processor cache size and prefetch concepts considered.06:27
lifelessbluefoxicy: just twiddling the current system is often an unrewarding optimisation technique - you need to go right back and question the core algorithms. Sun wrote a nice paper on this.06:27
bluefoxicylifeless:  I have a degree to go pick up, i'll look when I get back; skimmed the paper but it looks like the search is compute hash and make a linear search (which is what we do right now)06:28
lifelessbluefoxicy: then you dont understand it at all06:28
bluefoxicylifeless:  I did consider processor cache size  -->  http://sourceware.org/ml/binutils/2006-06/msg00399.html06:28
bluefoxicy"To nd a given record, rst compute the keys hash. [...]  and then making a linear search to nd the correct record." page 11, 4.1.  Searching is the only operation I'm concerned with06:29
bluefoxicyoh wait.  Wow I scrolled through too fast huh.  There's a lot of algorithms described here.06:30
KeybukHEALTH AND SAFETY WARNING: Do not do a Google Images search for "mom" with SafeSearch turned OFF06:31
bluefoxicyXD06:31
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bddebianCan anyone tell me why I can apt-get update and install x11proto-gl-dev inside of pbuilder login but pbuilder build foo.dsc fails for build-dep x11proto-gl-dev?06:37
bddebianHeya ivoks06:37
glatzorping wasabi06:38
slomoRiddell: avahi in debian will have an /etc/defaults file soon... it's already implemented, only waits for an upload now... i'll merge back everything after it was uploaded06:42
Riddellslomo: excellent06:43
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diemanfunny, theres a dapper/multiverse/debian-installer, but not a dapper-updates/multiverse/debian-installer :)07:09
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Kamiondieman: neither will ever be used ...07:16
Kamionwell, not in dapper anyway07:16
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diemanKamion: yah, i figured :007:25
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dieman:)07:25
bluefoxicydapper-updates?07:26
diemani ended up writing a perl script to add a couple packages to main for myself and add a new task based on ubuntu-desktop with some packages added/removed07:27
diemanits much faster than rewriting the override files and allowing apt-ftparchive crunch the entire archive :)07:27
Kamiondieman: definitely07:28
siretartare there only packages from 'main' on 'http://merges.ubuntu.com'?07:28
KamionI tend to use apt-ftparchive on individual packages07:28
diemanyah07:28
diemanim just feeding it an file list and override files for the small amount of stuff we modify that needs to be there for debootstrap07:29
diemanand then it will also be handling our own dapper-local archive07:29
diemanin both cases the files are kept in a seperate pool that im currently sorting out by hand07:30
sivangre07:42
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fabbionehey guys07:51
fabbioneso i have heard rumors of the new X guy that will take care of edgy07:51
bddebianzakame? :-)07:52
zulnew x guy?07:52
rodarvusO_o07:52
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fabbionei will tell only under heavy payment in local beer07:53
bddebianGah, darn foreigners, too expensive to pay in beer :-)07:53
HiddenWolfnew x guy?07:54
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zulheh...will find out when we read the changelog07:55
fabbionezul: exactly :)07:55
HiddenWolffabbione, what kind of beer do you prefer? :)07:55
fabbioneHiddenWolf: well i live in dk and here they produce Tuborg and Carlsberg..07:56
zulisnt carlberg german?07:56
HiddenWolfI thought so07:56
fabbionenope.. it's danish07:57
fabbioneit's acutally the same company as tuborg07:57
fabbioneit has been bought not too long ago07:57
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fabbioneanyway 07:58
rodarvusdanish beer is great stuff07:58
rodarvuscontrast it with the non-alcoholic brazilian beer I'm allowed to drink :)07:58
fabbionewhy non-alcoholic?07:59
bddebianDamn I hate autoconf some times07:59
HiddenWolfI prefer belgian beer, really. :)07:59
fabbionelast time i was in .br they had alchool07:59
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bddebianAye, Belgium had some good beers07:59
bddebianOoohh, we are getting Overfiend?? ;-P08:00
rodarvusfabbione, we do - I can't drink alcoholic beer for other reasons (had a surgery two months ago)08:00
zulanything but american swill08:00
fabbionerodarvus: oh well make sense :)08:00
HiddenWolfsivang, the most masochistic debian-x-team member most probably. ;)08:00
glatzorping sivang08:00
rodarvusit is better than no-beer-at-all, but just barely :D08:00
sivangglatzor: pong08:00
fabbionebddebian: don't kid too much about OF..08:00
bddebianfabbione: ?  I know he was a little miffed at Debian08:01
fabbionebddebian: he is a very good friend of mine08:01
glatzorhow are you? arrived in Israel fine?08:01
sivangglatzor: yeah, sure, been a bit bumpy but otherwise cool :-)08:01
fabbionebddebian: X maintainers are miffed at everything by definition...08:01
bddebianfabbione: That was no slam.  Why do you seem to take everything I say negatively?  I like him.08:02
glatzorsivang: I talked with mpt and we made some minor changes to the ui. but nothing drastic.08:02
Mithrandirfabbione: but X is so much love!08:02
fabbionebddebian: same reason i just told you :)08:02
glatzorsivang: and I once again forget your repo url :)08:02
fabbioneMithrandir: no, it's pure BDSM08:02
diemanheh08:02
bddebianfabbione: Ah :-)08:02
diemanX isn't so bad08:02
sivangglatzor: heh, I should put it on bazarr.l.n :-)08:02
diemanafter you read a few drivers worth of code08:02
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diemanto insert some small patch08:02
glatzorsivang: let's switch over to ddesktop? it is not so crowded :)08:02
diemanits all just lots of reading and thinking08:02
fabbioneyou guys should really try to maintain X for like a year 08:03
diemanyeah, no thanks :)08:03
sivangglatzor: sure08:03
fabbioneand then i will come and visit you at the mental hospital08:03
diemanheh08:03
diemani dont even want to spend the time to figure out why 945gm locks up or does other weird stuff when you try to crt/lcd08:03
diemanive never looked at x multiplatform issues either08:04
diemanwhich i guess is a huge chunk of what nailed debian for a while08:04
fabbioneso how can you say that X is not that bad if you didn't look at 99.9% of its problems?08:05
diemanheh08:05
diemani didn't know thats 99.9% :)08:05
diemanignorance is bliss?08:05
Mithrandirfabbione: I've hacked XKB stuff.  According to at least some X people, it's the worst of the worst.08:05
fabbioneMithrandir: oh yeah you have my deepest and biggest respect for that. The Family will always protect you08:06
fabbioneMithrandir: but you have seen only one corner of X08:06
Mithrandirfabbione: And I haven't got mad yet! :-)08:06
fabbioneMithrandir: eheheh that's how it feels in the beginning..08:06
Mithrandirs/got/gone/08:07
fabbionesee.. already the first signs of itaglish..08:07
fabbioneyou are addicted now08:07
ograMithrandir, in the beginning you just dont notice :P08:07
Mithrandirogra: at least I haven't started losing my apostrophes. :-P08:07
Mithrandirfabbione: good thing we have fresh blood for X, then.08:08
diemanyeah, i guess when I'm thinking about X its just the server and drivers, much less the rest of the system.08:08
diemanand thats not very much of it08:08
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fabbioneMithrandir: yeah :)08:13
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zulmdz: ping08:24
slomoKamion: can you move nunit2.2 to main and move nunit to universe (and accept nunit from binary NEW)?08:27
zulmdz: unping08:27
Kamionslomo: I did the binary NEW a while back08:28
Kamionslomo: for the rest, sure, is it going to be a (build-)dependency of something?08:29
Keybukmdz: errr, isn't that team meeting time somewhat off-schedule08:29
Keybuktomorrow's meeting should be in ~8 hours according to my calendar :P08:29
slomoKamion: it is already... of mono-tools (my merge from debian uploaded some seconds ago) and nant (on dep-wait because of that)08:30
Kamionslomo: oh, ok, but I'm about to have friends round for dinner and the publisher is still running so I can't change overrides08:30
KamionKeybuk: can you deal with slomo's request after the publisher finishes?08:31
slomoKamion: np :) i can also send you a mail or remind you tomorrow... it's not that urgent08:31
sivanghey slomo !08:31
Keybukyup, slomo: ping me in ~15 mins08:31
slomohi sivang :)08:31
slomoKeybuk: ok, will do... thanks08:32
sivangslomo: how was your trip home?08:32
slomosivang: nice... although i left really late for the flight i had to wait 40 minutes or something and then everything was on time :)08:32
slomosivang: and your's? how long did it take btw? :)08:33
mdzKeybuk: how does your calendar work?08:36
slomoinfinity: please give-back banshee on i386... last try was a bit too early and a dependency wasn't there yet :) thanks08:37
mdzKeybuk: when we skipped the previous meetings, we picked up the rotation where we left off, rather than skipping steps in the pattern08:37
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Keybukmdz: ah, that would explain why I was out of sync then08:39
ograKeybuk, you dont use the fridge calendar in evo ? it shows the right time08:39
Keybukit's just evolution 4-weekly things08:39
Keybukogra: the fridge calendar has too much other crap on it08:39
ograwell, i cant see it anyway anymore since i use the release schedule :P08:39
Keybukogra: you can't have _just_ the technical board meetings08:40
ogracouldnt we have an additional version with only the milestone dates ? 08:40
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ograi have to switch it off to see *something* in my panel calendar now 08:41
ograelse the days until edgy release are simply all bold :)08:41
ogra(yes i know i'm moaning)08:41
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Keybukogra: you can make your own :p08:42
KeybukI must admit, I tend to use the list at the bottom of the applet rather than the bold/not-bold bit08:42
ograi think thats what i will d, but then i'll miss changes08:42
Keybukogra: subscribe to the wiki page?08:42
ograwell, i use to look up dates for the week on monday ... 08:42
ograthere the bold days come in handy08:43
ograi actually never use the evo calendar itself ...08:44
sivangslomo: was good, I Liked the food on the aircraft :-)08:45
sivangslomo: about 4:30 hours08:45
KeybukI've actually been _trying_ to use the evo calendar :p08:45
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sivangKeybuk: I had trouble setting it up08:45
ograwell, i did that several times, but it never convinced me to do my day to day work08:46
sivangso anyway, when is the development meeting taking place? :-)08:46
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Keybuksivang: 1400 UTC ... whatever the announcement says :p08:46
ograand my todo list is still the TODO.txt file on my desktop which i edit with vim :)08:46
slomosivang: the food i got on the aircraft was rather bad ;)08:46
slomoKeybuk: ping :)08:46
Keybukslomo: right, yes08:46
Keybukslomo: what can I do for you?08:47
slomoKeybuk: move nunit to universe and nunit2.2 to main. some parts of main are already depending on libnunit2.2-cil and FTBFS because it's only in universe currently08:47
slomoKeybuk: and nunit is a newer, incompatible version of nunit that nobody uses yet08:48
Keybukdefine "nunit" and "nunint2.2"08:48
Keybukwhich binary and source packages would you like changed?08:48
slomonunit source package to universe and nunit2.2 source package and libnunit2.2-cil binary package to main08:48
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Keybukok, done08:50
slomothanks :)08:50
azazellothere's a regression in acpi-support, acpi_fakekey no longer works... does anyone know about a possible fix?08:50
Keybukazazello: please file a bug08:51
azazellothere is one08:51
azazellohttps://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-meta/+bug/4694808:51
UbugtuMalone bug 46948 in kubuntu-meta "[Laptop Regression]  Kubuntu doesn't honour Fn Key request" [High,Confirmed]  08:51
azazelloand a corresponding one in debian08:51
Keybukthen the bug will be soon to in time08:51
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azazellobasically acpid no longer gets events from keypresses sent to /dev/input/event*08:52
azazelloseems to be a kernel change...08:52
azazelloor a udev change, or something08:52
Keybuk*shrug*08:52
Keybukthis isn't a support channel08:52
ograits likely moved into hal08:52
azazello*shrug*08:52
azazelloI'm not asking for support. I'm actually porting this to gentoo08:53
Keybukporting to gentoo is also off-topic here08:53
azazelloand getting stuck because of this regression08:53
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ograKeybuk, congrats for implementing the first spec :)09:11
Keybukheh09:12
ograits one i was really looking forward to ... ltsp will gain a lot of it :)09:12
HiddenWolfkeybuk did one already?09:14
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fabbioneKeybuk: can you please reject openais from NEW?09:17
fabbioneKeybuk: i think i did something badly wrong with the packaging that not even -0ubuntu0 should ever hit archive09:18
fabbioneKamion or mdz: ^^09:18
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fabbionethanks guys09:18
Keybukfabbione: yes, but not right now09:20
Keybukactually, you only want a reject, yes I can do that now09:20
fabbioneKeybuk: yes reject please09:20
Keybukfabbione: gone09:20
fabbioneKeybuk: sorry to be a pain but it was better gone than in09:21
lifelessbluefoxicy: oh, BTW, a radix tree (trie) is -not- a Patricia - they are not synonyms. See http://www.csse.monash.edu.au/~lloyd/tildeAlgDS/Tree/PATRICIA/ for instance.09:22
lifelessa Patricia can be considered a PC trie (path compressed) trie.09:22
bluefoxicylifeless:  wikipedia said they're the same09:23
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bluefoxicyhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patricia_trie09:24
bluefoxicyheh, Practical Algorithm To Retrieve Information Coded In Alphanumeric.  Interesting.09:25
lifelesswikipedia is wrong, nuff said.09:25
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lifelessa patricia is a variation on the general pattern that is tries. Its true to say that 'a patricia is a trie', its not true to say that 'a trie is a patricia'.09:26
lifelessThe first sentence in the wikipedia article under 'overview' is in fact wrong. It says radix tree when it means patricia.09:27
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lifelessif you want to stick with a regular trie, you can look into LPC tries too, which IIRC are referenced from the HAMT paper.09:31
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setuidI'm finding it more difficult to build packages these days on Dapper, because everything is 6 months ahead. No updates to Dapper in many moons. Is Edgy stable enough to function without making my entire development machine break? 09:40
setuidOr is it so much eye-candy that I'll go blind and not be able to work? 09:40
Keybuk"6 months ahead" ?09:42
Keybukdapper only released three weeks ago09:43
setuidI've been doing daily apt-get updates and there haven't been updates in several months now09:43
setuidSo it probably froze before release09:43
bluefoxicylifeless:  radix tries are?09:44
Keybuksetuid: do you have dapper-updates in your sources.list ?09:45
Keybukthere have certainly been updates right up until June 1st09:45
Keybukand since then in dapper-updates09:45
setuiddeb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu dapper-updates main restricted09:45
bluefoxicylifeless:  that link you gave me doesn't mention what a radix trie is.09:45
lifelessa radix tree is a trie.09:45
wasabi_Hmm. locales still broken.09:45
lifelessa radix trie is not a meaningful things AFAIK09:46
bluefoxicylifeless:  yes, a radix trie is a trie in which the nodes with only single children are collapsed into their children, so "a - s - d" -> "asd", one node not 309:46
lifelesserm, radix trie means 'radix radix tree'09:47
lifelessIts not meaningfull09:47
lifelesswhat you just described is a level-compressed trie.09:47
bluefoxicyhttp://www.ug.cs.usyd.edu.au/~cs2/dds/trie.html09:48
zullater09:49
lifelessbluefoxicy: dont believe everything you read. I can check TAoCP when I return home.09:50
lifelesswhich I think is sufficiently authoritative.09:50
bluefoxicykay09:50
lifelesshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trie is sane, for instance. Tries are radix trees by definition.09:51
lifeless(because the value of the item is the key itself)09:52
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lifelessin fact, that http://www.ug.cs.usyd.edu.au/~cs2/dds/trie.html link is faulty in another way, it describes a patricia, not a random trie, which is annoying if the plan is to teach people accurate terms09:55
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bluefoxicyevery reference I've seen describes patricia/radix and trie different09:58
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Keybuksiretart: I wanted to make sure MoM could do multiple passes on main before it started on universe10:00
Keybukas there's pretty much a corner case in every package anyway10:00
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lifelessnight all10:42
jjessenight lifeless10:42
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bddebianGah, I thought TomeRaider was a TombRaider knock-off and I was getting excited :-)11:19
HiddenWolfbddebian, you like babes with guns and oversized boobs, don't you? ;)11:20
bddebianmoi?11:21
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HiddenWolfwhat else is tomb raider about? :)11:21
KeybukLara Croft is a Drag Queen11:21
bddebianWhat?11:21
HiddenWolfshe is?11:22
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Keybukyes11:23
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HiddenWolfI think that's an insult to the average drag queen. :)11:23
ChipX86pfft, Lara Croft is a fictional character. Therefore, she can be anything you want her to be.. and more. But not too much more.11:23
HiddenWolflol11:24
KeybukChipX86: oh, c'mon, you're telling me you've ever seen a real woman swing their hips like she does?11:24
ChipX86I have. Have you?11:24
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bddebianhaha11:24
ChipX86that's probably the last thing I should play at work :)11:25
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bddebianWhat determines when/if you need makefile.mk?11:36
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shawarmabddebian: I think you only really need it if you're using a straight makefile (ie. no autotools stuff)12:01
bddebianAh, thanks shawarma12:01
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shawarmabddebian: np12:03
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