=== cjwatson_ [n=cjwatson@82-69-40-219.dsl.in-addr.zen.co.uk] has joined #ubuntu-installer [10:21] ubiquity: cjwatson * r2106 ubiquity/ (debian/changelog ubiquity/frontend/kde-ui.py): [10:21] ubiquity: * KDE frontend: Disable the KDE media notifier for the entire duration of [10:21] ubiquity: installation (LP: #122500). === cr3 [n=marc@pdpc/supporter/bronze/cr3] has joined #ubuntu-installer [04:18] if you don't have a web connection, when the language support download occurs, do current cds also provide the files on a cd based repository? [04:19] wouldn't that defeat the purpose of having them on the web? iirc, the language support download was done to keep the size of the CD low [04:19] as language packs take up a considerable amount of space [04:21] Ah i see [04:21] It appears that it uses apt_pkg for such functionality though right? [04:22] which i'm assuming uses the standard /etc/apt/sources.list to control which repositories to pull from? [04:24] /target/etc/apt/sources.list [04:25] oh. [04:26] I believe. I'm just looking at that code now, but I imagine that's what it would do. The relevent code is in install.py under install_language_packs, if you're interested. [04:26] Yea, i adapted it to install other options [04:26] such as VNC server or SSH or Samba or NFS [04:26] for us [04:27] but wanted to cache the packages on a CD repository, so it looks like i'll have to override configure_apt(self) then [04:32] we provide some of the languages on the CD, but we don't have room for them all [04:32] I think there's something wrong with the bit of ubiquity that's meant to add the CD to sources.list during post-copy configuration, though [04:32] since apt-install doesn't seem to be working for packages that are on the CD [04:32] might be worth checking that out ... [04:32] good to know [04:33] casper will add the cd repository to the live env (not ubiquity) automatically via a hook though right? [04:34] I don't believe so [04:34] ubiquity does it using apt-setup [04:35] hm i'll have to look closer at what i saw then in casper.log during boot [04:35] interesting, my bad, it does call apt-cdrom [04:35] but that's probably not relevant to what goes on in /target ... [04:36] right (unfortunately atm) [04:37] speaking of apt-cdrom, it adds restricted to sources.list. I'm assuming a simple sed line after it runs would be appropriate. [04:38] assuming apt-setup/restricted it set true, of course [04:39] that's desirable, isn't it? [04:40] not for ubuntu-without-restricted, right? [04:41] oh, sorry, EINSUFFICIENTCOFFEE [04:41] haha, no worries [04:41] right, sounds fine, I can't think of a neater approach [04:41] since it's just reading from the Release file [05:05] how is release_notes_url set to a different color than blue on stepLanguage ? Grep'ing through the source, I only see how its URL is actually set. [05:07] um, not sure, I assume gtk is doing that? [05:08] well I added my own GtkLinkButton to another page, but its staying solid blue. So i was a bit perplexed [05:09] GtkLinkButton records the visited state [05:09] when you click the button, visited is set to true [05:09] when you call set_uri, it's set to false [05:09] well when i click it, its turning purple actually [05:10] indeed, that's the visited link colour [05:10] sounds like it's behaving as designed :) [05:10] i want it to be like yours though and grey :) [05:16] no idea, I don't know of anything we do that causes that [05:17] it's weird, when ubiquity starts yours is blue, but then turns grey as the page finishes loading. after yours is clicked its purple as expected. [05:17] on my page its loads blue stays blue and turns purple when clicked [05:21] TBH I'd suggest looking at the GTK source === superm1_ [i=malimonc@ubuntu/member/superm1] has joined #ubuntu-installer [05:41] Ok. I'll see what i can find. Thanks :) === superm1_ is now known as superm1 === avoine [n=avoine@69.70.0.36] has joined #ubuntu-installer === blackskad [n=blackska@d54C4A53D.access.telenet.be] has joined #ubuntu-installer