[00:05] ok nsSystemPref::Init is called [00:05] but the Gconf Init not [00:05] so the component is at least a bit registered [00:08] --- a/extensions/pref/system-pref/src/nsSystemPrefLog.h [00:08] +++ b/extensions/pref/system-pref/src/nsSystemPrefLog.h [00:08] @@ -42,4 +42,4 @@ #include "prlog.h" [00:08] extern PRLogModuleInfo *gSysPrefLog; [00:08] -#define SYSPREF_LOG(args) PR_LOG(gSysPrefLog, PR_LOG_DEBUG, args) [00:08] +#define SYSPREF_LOG(args) printf(args) [00:08] do that to see something [00:08] it doesn't work completely, but we are close :) [00:15] okok [00:17] great, i've gained subpixel in prism too, i'm happy [00:17] Ubulette, just installed your cairo and fontconfig :P [00:18] the rest is on the way [00:18] whats in the rest? [00:18] xulrunner 1.9 and firefox 3.0 using this new cairo [00:19] oh yeah duh [00:19] :P [00:19] nothing on getting back/forward icons on kde? [00:19] asac: i don't understand why in debug mode, it works, where in non-debug, the linking is screwed up badly [00:21] cheguevara, nope, not yet [00:21] kk cool :P [00:21] brb reboot [00:26] Ubulette, which fonts do you use [00:27] DejaVu [00:27] but here, it's not related. [00:27] all fonts should be improved (in ff3) [00:28] and in anything using xulrunner 1.9 [00:28] shouldn't it affect system wise as well [00:28] since its fontconfig/cairo [00:29] there was already a sub pixel patch in system cairo. [00:29] ah [00:29] half broken according to cairo dev [00:29] heh [00:29] are you targeting the patches for hardy or is there a licensing thing [00:30] i want to propose that to hardy but i have no authority [00:31] i remember reading that those patches have MS patent issues [00:31] not this one as it comes from the guy who claimed just that [00:32] David Turner? [00:32] yes [00:32] yeah i remember his big post on freetype ml [00:36] jimmy_: in non-debug mode everything gets hidden to optimize it further [00:38] asac, i have a seamonkey update. changes requested by persia. would you sponsor ? [00:39] asac, http://www.sofaraway.org/ubuntu/debdiff/seamonkey_1.1.7+nobinonly-0ubuntu1--1.1.7+nobinonly-0ubuntu2.debdiff [00:41] asac, he said ~5 days ago "I think you've gotten enough review, and would do well to send it to the sponsors queue (as it's just an update)" [01:17] so why wouldn't he sponsor? [01:17] i mean everybody can sponsor reviewed packages ;) [01:17] for instance bluekuja_ :) ? [01:17] but i can do it [01:18] no idea [01:20] do the other mozilla packages also need an update to point to versioned xGPLs? [01:21] i guess everything has to be updated, Standards-Version, Vcs, licences, etc. [01:22] Ubulette: ok now that persia hasn't any comments, can you next approach geser for uploads? [01:22] (reviews) [01:23] not for seamonkey ... for your next MOTU things ;) [01:24] for each rlz, i asked a dozen times [01:24] he? [01:24] not to him, to revu [01:24] well [01:24] to motu [01:24] pushed [01:25] Ubulette: the idea is that you bug the important guys a few times [01:25] how do I know who the important guy is ? [01:25] then apply motu and they agree :) ... so you can just upload [01:26] well ... those that are pretty active [01:26] https://edge.launchpad.net/~motu-council [01:27] do you mean i should apply to be motu now ? [01:27] i don't think so [01:27] but i don't know [01:27] ask dholbach on monday [01:30] how come there're 76 motus and it's still painfully slow to get a review or a sponsorship? [01:31] i think this is an interesting question [01:31] and nobody probably looked closer for the real reasons [01:31] the trivial answer is of course: "people have no time" [01:32] + "contributors do whatever they are interested in" [01:32] and they don't see the benefit of reviewing (e.g. they learn a lot) [01:33] further you need packaging experience ... otherwise you will not know how to do X or Y [01:35] if you have ideas how to gt more people doing sponsorship or reviews, let me know :) [01:36] require motus to do at least x number a week [01:36] no idea. i only know i've lost time begging for reviews, and lost most of my motivation in the process. [01:36] cheguevara: x number what? reviews? [01:37] ye [01:38] Ubulette: so what timeframe would you expect a review to be done? [01:39] 2 or 3 business days, top [01:39] for review + sponsorship or for the first reply (which can be GO or NO) [01:41] once a package is updated [01:51] hmm, miro crashes on startup now [01:54] asac, is your python patch released ? [01:57] wtf ? it starts with LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/lib/firefox but crashes in /usr/lib/xulrunner-1.9b2/libxul.so ?????? [01:58] what starts? [01:58] i think hte new python uses xul ... yes. [01:58] miro [01:59] yeah [01:59] now you need mine :) [01:59] http://paste.ubuntu.com/2763/ [01:59] with the package from mt ? [01:59] ppa [01:59] no,head [01:59] please use ppa [01:59] and use that for head [02:00] I can't sync my bot on random ppa [02:01] it's synced on hardy [02:01] well ... then it will be broken for some time :) [02:01] I'll fork it, that's it. will not be the 1st time [02:02] fork what? [02:04] = stop syncing on anything and let my bot package work. it's good at that [02:24] jimmy_: finally, it works here [02:25] asac: you are awesome [02:26] well it would have been more awesome if i hadn't hunted a problem that didn't exist [02:26] i needed a full respin but didn't to safe time :) [02:26] but the preferences are indeed not locked [02:26] thats strange :) [02:26] i mean it worked that way before as well [02:27] ... but well, probablyits better now [02:27] what' do you mean it is not locked [02:27] you can change it in about:config? [02:28] hmm ... it doesn't look locked ... lets see if it automatically sets it back to gconf [02:30] yes the values are indeed not locked ... but they are bi-directional :) [02:30] what i change in firefox is changed in gconf :) [02:30] great [02:30] yes, they sync both ways [02:30] it's like that before [02:30] i think locking should be done by general.config [02:30] great [02:30] ok [02:30] let me clean things up and commit [02:31] cool [02:31] thanks for helping do all the trouble-shooting [02:31] i am still building mine :) [02:32] so on Monday, I'll work on the adding the zoom buttons [02:47] ok thats good [02:50] asac: have a nice weekend, i'll talk to you next week, thanks a bunch [02:50] ok i have pushed it [02:50] ok, cool [02:50] http://www.moblin.org/repos/?p=projects/mobile-browser.git;a=commit;h=ee1c1f2f3f065709af08cb02555c1f2f05d8cdd6 [02:59] allright [02:59] ok bye [02:59] we owe you again :) [03:00] bye [04:10] Ubulette, just updated to your new xul and ff [04:11] any difference ? [04:11] sec [04:12] whoa not bad at all [04:12] cool [04:14] Ubulette, http://img213.imageshack.us/my.php?image=snapshot3ht8.png [04:14] nice job [04:14] tell me if you see corrupted pages that were fine before. or if something else is broken (because of system cairo). [04:14] so far, i didn't [04:14] kk will do [04:15] i'll look into those damn icons another time. [04:15] it's 5am [04:15] :( [04:15] still 4 am here [04:15] lol [04:15] though its not much better [04:15] uk ? [04:15] yeah [04:19] ok, miro is working again. going to bed. [04:19] 'night [04:20] night === asac_ is now known as asac === bluekuja_ is now known as bluekuja [12:55] heya everyone [12:55] asac, Ubulette: :) [12:56] hi [12:56] how are you? [12:59] cold, you ? [12:59] it's freezing out here [12:59] same here [12:59] but anyway the sun is shining outside [12:59] Ubulette, any news? [13:01] not much. i have ff3 b2 working with subpixel lcd filter [13:01] Ubulette, and what about seamonkey? [13:01] Ubulette, was it fine at the end? [13:01] https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seamonkey/ [13:02] Ubulette, cool! two new revisions got uploaded [13:02] Ubulette, really great work [13:03] thx [13:03] Ubulette, reading backlogs, is there a new revision to push? [13:04] no, asac did it yesterday [13:04] but thx to ask :) [13:04] np, feel free to ask if a new revision is needed [13:04] and remember that a new revision it's not NEW [13:04] so it won't take ages anyway [13:05] yep, i know the difference [13:06] so if you need something, and asac is overloaded [13:06] send me a mail [13:06] gonna catch it up and review/upload it === \sh_away is now known as \sh === \sh is now known as \sh_away [23:58] [reed], what are all those crashtest commits for ? descriptions seem like childish spam to me