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pittihello01:48
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Hobbseehi pitti01:54
Keybukmvo, MacSlow, Mithrandir: ping ?01:54
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Keybuk(I suddenly realise that an interestingly large portion of my team begins their nickname with "M")01:55
kwwiiI picked kwwii just so I would have a K, like you :p01:55
Mithrandirgood morning01:55
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KeybukMirco just lost power01:56
Mithrandirwe should just name the team reporting-to-Scott-team to avoid any confusion01:56
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Hobbseeheh01:57
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mvohey Keybuk01:57
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DrPepperKidtest 1..2..3..01:57
KeybukHobbsee: it's the meeting of the team that's a subset of both :p01:57
KeybukDrPepperKid: that was quick!01:58
HobbseeKeybuk: right then :P01:58
MithrandirKeybuk: and some others. :-P01:58
DrPepperKidKeybuk, I'll see how long it lasts01:58
DrPepperKid*sigh*01:58
pittiDrPepperKid: pedal faster!01:58
KeybukI did send out a quick mail about an hour ago for agenda items01:58
Keybuk * Update on compiz decision from TB01:58
Keybuk * Compiz bug update from mvo and Mirco01:58
Keybuk * Herdy planning01:58
Keybukdid anyone have anything to add to that?01:59
pittidoes 'herdy planning' involve some sponsoree issues?01:59
pitti(invited people for UDS)02:00
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Keybukpitti: it can do, depending on what you want to discuss?02:00
Keybukif particular people are involved, it may be better to raise that privately since this is a public meeting02:00
pittijust an update how we should proceed02:00
DrPepperKidI just got the "short term" announce... power will be off for an hour or so... *sigh*02:00
Keybukpitti: let's discuss that afterwards02:01
pitti'k02:01
mvois MacSlow here yet02:02
mvo?02:02
Keybukmvo: he came and went02:02
Keybukmvo: but please do give us a quick update on how compiz is going02:02
ogramvo, he was hiding behind DrPepperKid :)02:03
Keybuknow that the Technical Board have agreed to ship with compiz02:03
mvook02:03
mvothe bug situation is not too bad currently. upstream is very active and helpful02:03
mvoespecially danny baumann and amaranth (thanks!)02:03
mvowe may have to blacklist nvidia if the xserver problem does not get sorted (patch 132 breaks the 1.3 abi)02:04
mvowe may have to blacklist mga (or g450) because its too slow02:04
Keybukhow is video playback going?02:05
KeybukI saw that Mez blogged about it not working, was that related or unrelated?02:06
pittiyesterday, ati was blacklisted; is there any video driver besides intel which is still enabled, btw?02:06
Keybuk(with xine, at least)02:06
mvopitti: there will be another upload today that just blacklists rs48002:06
pittimvo: ah, cool02:06
mvoI have not seen mez blog post yet02:06
pittimvo: and the ABI change cannot be accounted for in the sourceful part of nvidia?02:07
mvobut video works for most people, but *not* for intel on i96502:07
mvo#11125702:07
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ubotuLaunchpad bug 111257 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "totem crashes with 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)' when using compiz and xserver-xorg-video-intel driver" [High,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/11125702:07
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Keybukmvo: do we know what causes that?02:07
Keybukis there a fix likely?02:08
mvonow I though I had fixed that with the xf86VFillKeyHelperDrawable patch, but that seems to be not the case02:08
mvobut I do not have hardware myself to test so its a bit difficult for me currently02:08
mvopitti: apparently not, patch 132 is important for ubuntu-mobile but breaks nvidia02:08
mvoKeybuk: I honestly don't know yet02:09
pittimvo: right, I meant changing the nvidia driver itself to adapt to the new API02:09
Keybukmvo: do we know anyone with that hardware?02:09
mvoI will try to find someone02:09
mjg59Xv will not work for 965 under compiz if XAA is used. We discussed that at TB.02:09
mvoworst case is blacklisting this pciid02:10
Mithrandirmvo: 132 is important for upstream gtk too, since what it does is enabling inter-widget compositing.  At least, AIUI, from talking with seb.02:10
mjg59Choices are either (a) don't use compiz on 965, or (b) use EXA02:10
Keybukmjg59: what's the downside to using EXA?02:10
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pittihi Amaranth, good to have you here!02:11
Amaranthi really need to start using some calendar software02:11
Keybuk(tangent: I really need that SoC guy to finish the evolution google calendar backend :p)02:11
mjg59Keybuk: Significantly less well tested, very different codepaths02:11
mvomjg59: you went to XDS, right? what were the opionions about compiz-by-default there?02:12
pittiAmaranth: import the fridge calendar into evo02:12
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mvoAmaranth: anything you want to add about the bug situation in compiz?02:13
mjg59mvo: On aiglx? That it wasn't sensible yet02:13
Amaranthi don't think so02:13
Amaranthsame as the TB meeting02:13
Amaranthother than driver issues (which we can work around or blacklist) it's mostly little things02:13
mvomacslow is working on the workspaces layout bug currently02:14
mvothat is hopefully fixed soon too02:14
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Keybukok, thanks02:15
AmaranthKeybuk: that's your pet bug, no?02:15
KeybukAmaranth: I have lots of pet bugs02:15
Amaranthhehe02:15
Keybuksometimes I forget to feed them02:15
pittithat one is one of my favourite's, too :)02:16
mvouse a flat layout!02:16
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mvoKeybuk: we hope to attack more bugs on the compiz sprint next week02:18
mvoand we also hope for more user feedback/bugreports02:18
Keybukindeed02:18
mvonow that its "offical"02:18
Amaranthman i got a lot of comments on my blog for that02:18
Amaranthso there is obviously interest :)02:18
KeybukAmaranth: what kind of balance?02:18
Amaranthall negative :P02:19
Amaranthmostly asking if this means their pet driver bug will be fixed02:20
Amaranthor what happens for people with unsupported hardware02:20
Amaranthhttp://www.realistanew.com/2007/09/12/compiz-by-default-in-ubuntu-710/#comments02:20
Keybukcool02:21
mjg59It wouldn't surprise me if r300 isn't especially stable02:21
Keybukmvo: before the sprint, if you could check over the bug list and find those that are most user-affecting, etc.  that would be great02:21
Keybukanyway, Herdy02:22
AmaranthKeybuk: i already did that02:22
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mvoKeybuk: I plan to do that, yes02:22
mvobut Amaranth did great work already02:23
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Keybuk8.04 will be an LTS, in some form or other02:23
mvois there more than one form ;) ?02:23
pittiso, no crazy new stuff? :)02:24
Keybukthe general thought is that new development is fine if it fixes problems02:24
Keybukor improves usability, etc.02:24
Keybukwe want to tackle problems that matter most to our users as well, mdz is looking at some digg-like way of collecting the top problems02:25
pittione thing I had in mind for hardy was an application for guided bug filing (decision-tree based); I guess stuff like this is appropriate?02:25
pitti(we already had that spec for gutsy, but it didn't get very far)02:26
Keybukpotentially; Henrik's new Desktop QA Developer will certainly help with that kind of thing :)02:26
Keybuksince we're especially looking at what users want, it's worth everyone going through things like:02:27
Keybuk * https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IdeaPool02:27
Keybuk * https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UsabilityWishlist02:27
Keybuk * https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu02:27
Keybukand seeing if there's any items in there that interest you02:27
pittiand maybe the long list of specs that users created02:27
pitti. o O { a sensible backup solution! }02:28
MithrandirI need to come up with a list of development issues for UME, which is kinda on the side of what Ubuntu Desktop does.02:28
mvobackup++02:28
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pittimvo++; more time for bug fixing02:29
=== mvo would also like to improve the automatic upgrade tester in the next cycle
Keybukso please, over the next week put together a list of problems to tackle02:30
Keybukand then we'll discuss everyone's lists at the team meeting02:30
MithrandirKeybuk: to what extent do you expect me to have complete lists for UME?02:30
KeybukMithrandir: I'm not sure, check with mdz :)  at least a partial list will be good though02:30
Keybukhe expressed some urgency to the planning02:30
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KeybukUME is more interesting simply because it's still in development02:31
KeybukI'm not sure whether it's being considered for LTS or not02:31
MithrandirI think we want to LTS it, simply because we'll have devices with it on in the field for quite a while.02:32
Amaranthstupid router02:32
Mithrandirand I don't think we'll have people doing dist-upgrades of their MIDs02:32
Mithrandirurgency> yes, everything about UME is urgent.  :-)02:32
Keybukurgency to general planning, in fact02:33
Keybukis there any other business?02:34
MithrandirI don't have anything02:34
pittilet's go squash bugs02:35
Amaranth\o/02:35
Keybukok thanks all02:35
pitti11 down, 3 to go \o/, so I might be able to help with the unassigned beta bugs soon, too02:35
Keybukpitti: I expect you're glad we have a full time release manager starting on Monday :p02:36
Amaranthpitti: feel free to fix all the compiz bugs :)02:36
pittiindeed I am \o/02:36
pittiAmaranth: *cough*02:36
pittiAmaranth: in fact I am about to go to a shop and take a look at some shiny new laptops now :)02:36
pittiso that I can actually test it02:36
pittiKeybuk: although I guess that we'll do the beta release together, for mentoring?02:37
KeybukI imagine so02:37
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ArneGoetje@now04:34
ubotuCurrent time in Etc/UTC: September 13 2007, 14:34:08 - Next meeting: IRC Council in 3 days04:34
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dholbachhey mvo :)05:03
henoSuggested agenda item: Tribe 6 and Beta bug status05:03
ogra@now05:03
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asachi05:03
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pittihi05:03
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dholbachIt's not really an agenda item, but please all have a look at http://daniel.holba.ch/sponsoring - there are bugs which I might have assigned to you - please try to get back to patch authors05:04
calcpitti: btw i will look into fixing the office bean issue with the next upload of OOo05:04
pitticalc: thank you! appreciated05:04
pitticalc: when is that scheduled? IOW, when can we expect to have testable CDs again?05:04
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calcpitti: oh it completely breaks the CD *wince* :\05:05
evandhi05:05
pitticalc: well, not completely break (VMWare testing is fine), but you cannot burn them05:05
calcpitti: i had hoped to do it after 2.3.0 is released on Monday but I can try to push that to sooner05:05
pitticalc: and TBH I have no idea how to free 12 MB on them05:06
Mithrandirjust remove OOo? :-P05:06
pittithere are almost no langpacks left to remove (which is a pity on itself)05:06
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calcpitti: will dropping office bean by itself be enough to fix the problem or should i look to some other things?05:06
pittiMithrandir: ! why didn't I think about *that*?05:06
henoCould everyone please look at bugs on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bugs?field.milestone:Alist=473 assigned to them and try to give an updated ETA? (then we can move on to beta)05:07
pitticalc: should be fine, it pulls in java-gcj-compat and that big libgcj8-jar05:07
=== heno things we should split out OOo writer and just ship that
Amaranthdo we use -Os when building?:)05:07
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Keybukheno: if only that view showed who they were assigned to <g>05:07
calcpitti: ok05:07
pittiheno: shouldn't we move all of those to beta straight away?05:07
henopitti: we should I just though we could do a Tribe 6 wrap-up first05:08
evandCDs> As of yesterday they still have serious unionfs issues anyway05:08
henoour non-release milestone :)05:08
mathiazfor bug 120085, isn't it too late in the release cycle to introduce such a change ?05:08
ubotuLaunchpad bug 120085 in sysklogd "Various problems running syslogd with "-u syslog" option" [Medium,Triaged]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/12008505:08
pittiheno: hm, I don't think that all tribe6 bugs are really more important than the beta ones05:09
pittiheno: that hasn't been very consistent in the past, bugs were just dragged from tribe to tribe and eventually to beta05:09
pittiheno: unless you have different experiences?05:09
henopitti: no, it's just a subset. should we instead to High priority bugs from both lists?05:09
pitti(is a verb missing here?)05:10
calcmy two bugs are done :)05:10
heno... instead look at ....05:10
ogramathiaz, its a regression fix, no ?05:10
mathiazogra: yes. A regression that was introduce in edgy05:10
ograsounds to me like it should go in05:11
mathiazthen if a core-dev could have a look at the debdiff I've attached and comment, it would be great05:11
evandmy bugs are done with workarounds, prettier fixes are still being investigated05:12
pittiheno: that's why I think we should just merge them into one list and adjust priorities05:12
pittiI'm down to three restricted-manager bugs for beta, rest is done05:12
mvothe compiz/g-screensaver issue is still under investiagation05:13
henoafter moving the last tribe bugs we'll have ~200 open bugs milestoned for beta. how does that compare with previous releases at this stage?05:15
henoMithrandir: ^05:15
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Mithrandirthat's quite a bit more, I believe05:15
Mithrandirbut then, we have a much more active server team, for instance.05:16
henomaking more bugs :)05:16
henowe still need to do a critical review of that list though05:16
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henopitti: shall we do that some time next week?05:17
pittiheno: agreed; or tomorrow, fine for me05:18
henofor bug 132320 I was wondering whether we should just leave tracker indexing off by default anyway05:18
ubotuLaunchpad bug 132320 in tracker "Tracker consumes more then 90% of CPU even when indexing is disabled" [Critical,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13232005:18
henopitti: ok, tomorrow is good05:18
henoand activate it the first time someone goes to search05:19
asacheno: the bug claims that it consumes cycles even if indexing is disabled? how would disabling it help?05:19
henoasac: I mean, not run the deamon at all05:20
Amaranthcompiz/g-screensaver is annoying hard to figure out05:21
Amaranthheno: tracker uses that much CPU by design05:22
Amaranthheno: it uses 100% cpu but nice level 19 so as soon as something wants CPU time tracker gets pushed out05:22
henoAmaranth: which is a good argument for turning it off. I would guess only a fraction of users actually use desktop search05:23
Amaranthheno: but it's not a bug05:23
Amaranthand it's not a problem05:23
calcAmaranth: using 100% cpu for prolonged time period on laptops is an issue... right?05:23
Amaranthcalc: it's going to not do anything when running on battery05:23
calcAmaranth: ah ok05:23
Amaranthwell, jamie said we could expect that soon05:24
henoit's bad for the environment even on desktops :)05:24
asacAmaranth: soon enough for gutsy?05:24
Amaranthasac: yes05:24
Amaranthbefore beta even, i guess05:24
asacAmaranth: you know jamie?05:24
henoseriously, using that much CPU is bad form05:24
calcso why does it use 90%+ cpu when apparently not doing anything?05:24
Amaranthasac: sort of05:24
asacAmaranth: ok fine then.05:24
henoand most users don't want it (is my humble guess)05:25
asaci must admit that i was a bit annoyed by it05:25
pochucalc: When it's 90+ it's indexing05:25
calcwhen it is actually doing indexing it causes the system to basically grind to a halt until it is done due to disk iowait05:25
asacit indexed for two days or so when i upgraded to gutsy05:25
Amaranthwell you could throttle it05:25
Amaranththen it uses less % but runs longer05:25
Amaranthso same cpu time in the end05:25
henoasac: and how often have you used desktop search since then?05:26
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calcpochu: the bug report mentioned above said it was at 90%+ even with indexing disabled, whether that is actually the case I don't know05:26
dholbachalso having ~1G of indexing data in .cache/tracker annoyed me a bit05:26
asacheno: actually i tried it ... e.g. to find things in mozilla source05:26
Amaranthwe are not the target audience05:26
asacheno: i think i would use it if I could dump updatedb completely in turn05:26
pedro_dholbach: i seconded that.05:26
pochucalc: I think there's another bug saying it didn't stop to index when it was told to, so probably it was indexing :)05:26
Amaranthwe keep track of things on our filesystem05:26
asacbut afaik i cannot search for filenames05:26
calcpochu: oh ok05:26
henothe target audience use firefox, an mp3 player and skype. that's it :)05:27
Amaranthmy grandfather can't remember where he puts anything05:27
=== mvo vaguely remembers that he had 1,7G when he disabled it
asacheno: yeah ... but the target audience doesn't have a home with zillions of fileitems either ;)05:27
dholbachasac: you don't know my sister :)05:27
calci haven't looked into this but how do you disable tracker normally?05:28
asacheno: so indexing shouldn't take so long ;)05:28
henoright they keep their pictures in their gmail acct and search that05:28
calcits depended on by ubuntu-desktop so shouldn't actually be completely removed05:28
mvoits a recommends, no?05:28
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calcoh yea just recommends, recommends gets autoinstalled I forgot about that05:28
asacwell i think its rare that there are picture folders with as many files as a mozilla source copy ;)05:28
henono, it's just that the deamon should be set to not run until the user tries their first search05:28
jdstrandcalc: I used Sessions05:29
asacheno: the backdraft would be that the first search wouldn't yield any results right? so people will never try again :)05:29
Amaranthheno: then their first search is worthless and they stop using it05:29
asacack05:29
bdmurrayMaybe we should ask people instead of speculating?05:30
asacbdmurray: yeah ... forum vote ;)05:30
henoor their first experience into Ubuntu is slooooow and they stop using _that_05:30
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pedro_asac: it could show a message "your files are not indexed with tracker do you want to start blabla bla?" ok/cancel05:30
henowe should take it to the list05:30
henopedro_: +105:30
jdstrandheno: perhaps a notice telling the user that the first index isn't complete would work05:30
pedro_agreed.05:30
asacpedro_: right ... i agree that things can be improved ... but we have to chew on it i guess05:30
henoWindows help used to do this, so people are used to that05:31
henoit would make the two top tracker bugs no longer Critical05:32
Amaranthin OS X they just made it the default. new installs are no problem because there are no files to index and upgrades have maybe one day of pain then they're fine05:32
heno(though they should still be fixed)05:32
Amaranthso maybe on by default for new installs only?05:32
asacAmaranth: +1 (when combined with heno/pedro_ suggestion for existing installs)05:33
henoit still takes CPU cycles, RAM and disk space for the 90% who will never use it05:33
heno(my random guess)05:33
Amaranthit uses almost no RAM so...05:34
henoAmaranth: do you have numbers?05:34
Amaranthand people have 400GB hard drives so that's not a big deal05:34
pittierm, laptops don't05:34
pedro_well not all the people05:34
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henosome people have 30GB drives and 256MB RAM05:35
dholbachI have 40G in my laptop05:35
mvoI would not mind if it would stop indexing if the space gets tight05:35
pedro_same here05:35
henoand we want to support them as well05:35
Amaranthheno: it uses no (noticeable) CPU05:35
Amaranthheno: because it only uses idle cycles05:35
jdstrandwhat about default off, with a note on first login about how to enable it?05:35
henobut that still makes the machine noisy, both on laptops and desktops05:36
henoand will be seen as a regression05:36
asacjdstrand: i think these kind of popups are usually just ignored by users05:36
jdstrandasac: I ignore tracker anyway :)05:36
illovaehello o/05:36
mvoasac++05:36
henojdstrand: if we start down that path we'll soon have 10 pop-ups at boot :)05:36
sourcercitoAmaranth, sure you don't live in south america or africa05:37
Amaranthheno: so throttle it05:37
Amaranthsourcercito: you can't even _install_ with 256MB05:37
sourcercitomost people here don't have hard drives that big05:37
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sourcercitoyes, i've a 5gb partition to ubuntu, but still05:37
Amaranthsourcercito: and the size of the index is relative to the size of the stuff on your computer05:37
jdstrandasac, heno: I see your point, but question that there is a sane default.  It is indeed useful for some of our users, but not others.05:37
Amaranthso if you have a small HD you have a small index05:38
kwwiiAmaranth: not if I had lots of small files, or?05:38
pittimvo's proposal of stopping indexing when space gets tight is good IMHO05:38
jdstrandasac, heno: could default off with an entry in Ubuntu Help Center05:38
henojdstrand: riht, but I think the notice on first search makes more sense05:38
Amaranthkwwii: well it's not a linear thing05:38
asacdon't we have other features already that are enabled/disabled based on hardware profiles?05:38
pittiasac: yes, compiz05:38
BenClaptop mode comes to mind05:38
pittiasac: and gnome-power-manager05:38
jdstrandheno: ah-- so it is default off, then when they try to use it the first time, turn it on?05:39
asacso in case lots of people complain in beta we might wanna think about extending this for tracker?05:39
henowhat about making the checkbox to turn off indexing actually stop the deamon from running?05:39
=== mvo wonders if it could even free some of its index if space gets tight
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henojdstrand: right05:39
Amaranthasac: compiz is easier05:39
pedro_heno: yes please.05:39
Amaranthasac: it's just a matter of checking features, not performance05:39
asacanother idea would be to show up a tray icon that shows "now indexing" .. which you could right click and say "stop this" ?05:39
mvoalso checking performance before starting compiz would be useful too05:40
jdstrandheno: I think an 'are you sure' type of thing with a warning about CPU and disk space might be a good idea to think about05:40
jdstrandheno: on that first try05:40
Amaranthmvo: afaik all the hardware it actually is capable of running on is fast enough to run it somewhat decently05:40
Amaranthmvo: i used it on a Radeon 750005:40
popeyasac: +1, I'd love to be able to stop/pause trackerd when I am playing a game for example05:40
mvoAmaranth: true, I the slowest I have is a i830 and even that is okish05:40
Amaranthpopey: other than the kernel bug with io scheduling you should not need to05:41
henoI don't want it to run somewhat decently, I want my desktop to *always* be super-responsive :)05:41
popey"hah"05:41
Amaranthpopey: it is explicitly designed to use only what is idle05:41
henoLinux should be able to deliver that05:41
popeymy core2duo 2.6GHz gets murdered by trackerd05:41
Amaranthpopey: in feisty it worked fine :)05:41
henounless we shoot ourselves in the foot05:41
Amaranthpopey: like i said, it uses all available _idle_ cpu05:41
Amaranthpopey: so if you play a game it scales down05:41
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popeyAmaranth: I understand the theory, but practically it doesn't work like that, it slows down every machine I own, all over 2GHz, most multicore05:42
Amaranthonly the IO is a problem here05:42
henoa problem is a problem, no matter what the technical reason05:42
Amaranththis is apparently only a problem with upgrades05:42
popeyindeed, and I'd still like to be able to pause it :)05:42
mvoand it seems to be something new that was introduced by 2.6.2205:42
Amaranthso hopefully we'll figure out why05:43
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henook, cool. on that note, let's take it to the mailing list05:43
asaccool05:43
henoshall swe look at the other Critical beta bugs?05:43
asaccan we take a look at bug 13940305:43
ubotuLaunchpad bug 139403 in network-manager "network-manager should stop managing any interface configured in /etc/network/interfaces" [Undecided,Confirmed]  https://launchpad.net/bugs/13940305:44
asaci would like to know if anyone has any hard reasons not to do that?05:44
asacpleaes read summary05:44
=== calc has another network manager issue to bring up, not sure if a bug is already filed on it
=== ogra is 100% for it
pittiprovided that u-m removes auto/dhcp interfaces from /e/n/i on upgrades, and the installer does not write the stanzas for desktop isntallations05:45
henothat does seem to be causing a lot of bug reports05:45
asacpitti: look at bug05:45
=== ogra was 100% for it when Keybuk suggested it ages ago :)
asacpitti: the new suggestion is to make postinst do that05:45
asac(not u-m)05:46
pittiasac: urgh05:46
asacso people that now use network manager for auto dhcp will still use it05:46
calcanother suggestion, have network manager not kill connections on upgrade... (not sure if that is known and/or fixed yet)05:46
asacwhile those that have n-m uniinstalled won't see a regression05:46
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pittiasac: 3. needs to be extended to '... for desktop installations'05:46
pittiasac: since we do want it on servers, CLI, or expert installations05:47
asacpitti: 3. desktop installer should not add auto dhcp interfaces.05:47
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asac      ^^^05:47
asacits already in there ... isnt it?05:47
pittiasac: right, but it should do that for above cases05:47
pittioh, *only* ubiquity?05:47
asacpitti: ok but it shouldn't install nm for those as well05:47
pittifine then05:47
asacpitti: no idea ... i think it should depend on whether nm is installed or not05:47
pittiright05:48
pittithen we just need to make damn sure that n-m actually works and always brings up eth0 on boot05:48
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asaci have not many bugs about wired05:49
pittiasac: what's your experience with that so far?05:49
asacusually wired works ... if wired doesn't work ifupdown mostly fails as well05:49
mvowhat people with two interfaces? that is not supported by n-m, right? so this needs to be carfully checked05:49
pittiasac: when I trawled over the n-m bugs the last time, there were a lot of that kind, but I guess this was often due to the 'tears down ifaces on startup' but05:49
pittis/t$/g/05:49
asacpitti: right05:49
pittimvo: those need an e/n/i entry mostly AFAICS05:50
asacwhat we see now is either "tears down" ... or now ingutsy "nm shows some random interface because we have to active, managed connections"05:50
pittimvo: e. g. my secondary interface has static configuration05:50
mvoright, so the thing that removes stuff needs to check for this, right?05:50
calca lot of nvidia based desktop motherboards have two nics on them, btw05:50
Zic@schedule Paris05:50
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asacpitti: and if people don't have a network they most likely go to network-admin ... and once they configured the interface there it will be just ifupdown05:50
asacwhich doesn't work atm because if you configure just dhcp there, network manager will still manage it05:51
pittigood point05:51
pittiasac: but with that, you'll lose the possibility to switch to a wifi, don't you?05:51
asacno05:51
asacthats the good thing05:51
asacyou go to network-admin .. configure eth as dhcp ... then you still can use nm for wireless05:52
pittiasac: but I don't see how "don't touch ifupdown connections" and "use wifi although there is an eth configured" mix?05:52
asacunless you configure wirelss as "not-roaming" there as well05:52
asacpitti: please rephrase :) ?05:52
pittiok, I plug my laptop into my ethernet and have auto eth0/dhcp05:52
pitti(in /e/n/i)05:53
asacyeah05:53
pittithen I unplug it, and want to use my wifi05:53
pittibut since n-m doesn't manage eth0 any more, the default route won't be torn down for eth05:53
pitti(and neither the dhclient)05:53
pittii. e. everyone who every uses network-admin will be stuck there05:53
pittioh, you can switch it back to 'roaming'05:54
asacwhat happens if you have two default routes?05:54
asacfor me it worked05:54
pittiasac: you lose05:54
pittiasac: it's a race condition, from my experience05:54
pittisometimes it works, sometimes you lose all packets05:54
pittiit's bit of a corner case, yes, but so far these cases were handled pretty well because n-m actually understood /e/n/i05:55
pittiI know, choosing between two evils :/05:55
asacpitti: understood is a bit exaggerated05:55
asacit broke ifupdown :)05:55
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pittiIOW, once someone configures "dhcp" in network-admin for eth0, n-m will just go to 'static configuration' and not do anything any more05:56
pittimight be a bit confusing05:56
asache?05:56
ograwho?05:56
asacit will not go to static ... it will just stop to manage it05:56
pittiasac: right, but it won't switch interfaces either because you have a manual configuration05:57
asaccan't dhclient listen to hal events?05:57
pittiunless, of course, n-m continues to actually parse and interpret /e/n/i, but I thought you wanted to get rid of that05:57
pittiasac: in what way?05:57
asacremove/add route?05:58
=== pitti does not understand; why should dhclient do that?
pittiafter all, dhclient *is* the bit that actually configures routes...05:58
asaci don't mean dhclient .. i mean ifupdown mechanism05:58
ograasac, you could use route directly :)05:58
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pittiasac: there's no ifupdownd or something that could do that; what should it do?05:59
ograpitti, he wants to remove the defaultroute for that interface if i understood right05:59
ograbut keep the interface as is05:59
pittiasac: if we want n-m to override ifupdown routes, then we could make ifupdown use defualtroutes with metric 105:59
asacpitti: how would that look like?06:00
pittiand keep n-m use metric 0 routes06:00
pittiso that n-m's routes win06:00
asacyes that sounds reasonable then06:00
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pittiasac: just "metric 1" option06:00
pittiasac: just think about it as 'priority'06:01
asacyeah ... were would such a feature be added?06:01
pittithe lower one wins06:01
henoWe've been going for an hour; let's declare the meeting done and continue this wherever06:01
henoThanks everyone06:01
asacpitti: ok i will add that to the bug and subscribe you06:01
mvothanks06:02
=== mvo goes for dinner now
pittithanks everyone06:02
mathiazthanks06:02
dholbachthanks - see you tomorrow06:02
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