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mbomanis it possible to try out UME in a VMware machine?04:25
dholbachgood morning07:13
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loolIRC meeting in 3 hours IIUC14:04
smagounlool: davidm: has anyone on your team run into a problem with builds in the last day? One of our nightlies just failed, it looks like debconf-1.5.20 is broken and/or incompatible with MIC.14:09
loolsmagoun: Did you hear about the libc breakage?14:10
smagounlool: no, please do tell14:10
dholbachhttps://launchpad.net/bugs/20167314:10
ubotuLaunchpad bug 201673 in glibc "Hardy: "invalid pointer: 0xb7ef4b70" no program will start." [Critical,Fix released] 14:10
loolsmagoun: libc6 has a critical bug over night which triggerred crashes in many applications14:10
smagounlool: that is unfortunate.14:11
loolsmagoun: Check your log, if it mentions the broken version, it's likely to have broken your build14:11
loolsmagoun: It is :)14:11
smagounlool: my log is fairly useless, but rerunning by hand reveals the malloc error during install of debconf, so....looks like I'm in the same boat as everyone else14:12
loolsmagoun: Upgrade libc6 in your chroot by dpkg-deb-ing on top of i14:13
loolit14:13
looldpkg-deb -x libc6_blah.deb /srv/yourchroot14:13
loolIt should fix the libc, then you can fix the chroot14:13
loolI think 2.7-9ubuntu2 is the fixed version14:14
smagounlool: thanks. I'm just going to write off the broken build, it's not critical. This is why I like snapshots. :)14:14
loolsmagoun: I think it's the first time ever Ubuntu breaks as badly14:14
loolI think some blog posts and mails went out to tell people how to fix broken systems14:15
smagounlool: this may the first time ubuntu is broken this badly (and just before beta - who is in charge??), but it's hardly the first time I've been unable to create an image because of a problem in Ubuntu.14:15
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DarkRaven..15:36
ouellettesrHello I wonder if someone can help me, I just installed the pakage ubuntu-mobile, but i cannot figure out how to start it16:08
agoliveiraouellettesr: A good way to start is read the faq: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/FAQ and everything from above :)16:14
ouellettesragoliveira, i should have expected an answer like that, i guess i should have clarified a bit. I read the faq and i am still a bit confused. do i have to create my own disk image or is there a way of starting it as an app from my current installation16:18
AtomicPunkouellettesr: it has to be an image, I believe it's either Live CD or USB key, or installable CD or USB key16:21
AtomicPunkubuntu-mobile is a whole platform16:21
loolsmagoun: it might hard*l*y the first time that hardy is borken for debootstrap (SCNR)16:21
agoliveiraouellettesr: You can do both. In any case, you can use a device or run it from a chroot. Check out moblin-image-creator.16:22
loolsmagoun: The reason it's quite grave is that it prevents you from upgrading (or even booting!) to fix it :)16:22
ouellettesrok thanks everyone :)16:23
loolmjg59: Hmm did you push the hildon 2.0 updates to hardy or ppa?16:31
sodarock_laptop2Is there a meeting going on?17:00
lool#startmeeting17:00
MootBotMeeting started at 17:00. The chair is lool.17:00
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praj-laptopsodarock_laptop2: the meeting got pushed to 10. it should start now17:00
loolsodarock_laptop2: There is now :)17:00
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loolHi everybody, hope everybody is doing fine17:00
rustyl_morning all17:00
tonyespyKenKC: like this17:01
loolNB: amitk will be 5 minutes late17:01
agoliveiraHi all17:01
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loolI'll chair the meeting this week as David is in another one17:01
rustyl_what was the URL for the wiki with the agenda?17:01
tremolux'lo17:01
loolhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/Meeting/2008031317:01
* agoliveira proposes that every action today should be given to amitk :)17:02
loolWe'll start by reviewing last weeks action items17:02
lool[topic] patm to to produce boot charts for squashfs vs ext3 for hardy CB by 13 March. [cted]17:02
amitkagoliveira: I'm back to thwart your sinister plans17:02
MootBotNew Topic:  patm to to produce boot charts for squashfs vs ext3 for hardy CB by 13 March. [cted] 17:02
loolI fear patm is going to be in the same call as DannyZ 17:02
loolerr davidm17:02
loolsorry DannyZ 17:02
agoliveiraDamn... 17:02
loolpatm: Are you around?17:02
patmI am 17:02
loolOh cool17:02
patmbut with no boot chart17:02
loolHmm17:02
patmPlease carry forward, sorry17:03
loolpatm: Should put this on someone else's shoulders?17:03
patmlool, no I will keep it, but we moved a deliverable to this week, so needs to be later17:03
lool[action] patm to to produce boot charts for squashfs vs ext3 for hardy CB by 13 March. [cted] [cted]17:03
MootBotACTION received:  patm to to produce boot charts for squashfs vs ext3 for hardy CB by 13 March. [cted] [cted] 17:03
lool[topic] davidm & agoliveira to look at what asac provides and get script written by 13 March that does conversion of .po files to xpi structures. [cted]17:03
MootBotNew Topic:  davidm & agoliveira to look at what asac provides and get script written by 13 March that does conversion of .po files to xpi structures. [cted] 17:03
looldavidm didn't manage to work on this last week; he said he would look over the WE17:04
loolagoliveira: I'll let you report directly:17:04
agoliveiraSame here. Took more time than expected for Asac provide us with the examples we required and I had a very short week last week.17:04
agoliveiraSo, please, push it forward.17:05
loolI'm carrying on the action; it should be escalated if no progress is made next week as we're nearing the release of hardy and asac needs these17:05
lool[action] davidm & agoliveira to look at what asac provides and get script written by 13 March that does conversion of .po files to xpi structures. [cted] [cted]17:05
MootBotACTION received:  davidm & agoliveira to look at what asac provides and get script written by 13 March that does conversion of .po files to xpi structures. [cted] [cted] 17:05
lool[topic] kyleN to prepare a mapping of hildon source packages to gettext domains, and list where the gettext domains are in maemo. [cted]17:05
MootBotNew Topic:  kyleN to prepare a mapping of hildon source packages to gettext domains, and list where the gettext domains are in maemo. [cted] 17:05
kyleNsince gettext domains can be set programmatically, there's no absolute way to derive all for a package programmatically. However, I wrote a python tool that gets 90% of the way for an arbitrary/editable set of packages17:05
kyleNI have a list of the gettext domains for hildon pkgs17:06
loolCool; is it published somewhere?  Did you manage to output a mini-map?17:06
kyleNI have not had a chance to create a deb for it. this is a very busy week for us here...17:06
loolkyleN: "I have a list of the gettext domains for hildon pkgs" => which one?  the one telling which gettext domains they use or the one they provide?17:06
kyleNlool, i can email it to you if you are interested17:06
loolkyleN: Doesn't need to be packaged IMO17:07
loolkyleN: I think you should publish it on the wiki as an attachment to langpack research page17:07
kyleNthe onees they use17:07
loolWhere we identified this as a prereq17:07
kyleNI have not yet done the second half: mapping to upstream17:07
loolOk; shall I carry on with this part only?17:07
kyleNyes17:07
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lool[action] kyleN to attach his python script to list gettext domains in use in hildon modules on the langpack research page17:08
MootBotACTION received:  kyleN to attach his python script to list gettext domains in use in hildon modules on the langpack research page 17:08
kyleNpython script plus glade file17:08
kyleNand helper files17:08
lool[action] kyleN to enhance his python script looking into hildon modules to build a map of where the gettext templates are stored17:08
MootBotACTION received:  kyleN to enhance his python script looking into hildon modules to build a map of where the gettext templates are stored 17:08
lool[topic] kyleN to look into hildon-help; what's is useful for and whether we should package it for UME17:09
MootBotNew Topic:  kyleN to look into hildon-help; what's is useful for and whether we should package it for UME 17:09
loolkyleN: Tell us all about it!17:09
kyleNsorr - haven't had a chance to hit this one yet...17:09
kyleNplease carry over17:09
loolOkay17:09
lool[action] kyleN to look into hildon-help; what's is useful for and whether we should package it for UME [cted]17:09
MootBotACTION received:  kyleN to look into hildon-help; what's is useful for and whether we should package it for UME [cted] 17:09
lool[topic] lool review progress on Hildon 2.0 updates next week17:10
MootBotNew Topic:  lool review progress on Hildon 2.0 updates next week 17:10
loolSo, I'm supposed to be an example here, and *cough*, I only have hildon-control-panel ready but not even pushed to our bzr repo17:10
loolI finished pulling the update this afternoon and will push it after the meeting17:10
bfillerlool: no progress on my end, too busy with customer release, hopefully I'll have some time next week17:10
loolagoliveira missed the action item which was assigned to him when he was away (during last meeting)17:10
loolsmagoun: did you manage?17:11
smagounlool: no progress on my end, too busy with customer release, hopefully I'll have some time next week17:11
loolbspencer: Did Horace manage to do one or two?17:11
loolsmagoun: You copy-pasted that!17:11
lool:)17:11
smagounlool: yes. We have the same boss.17:11
loolmjg59: I think you did at least hildon-theme-layout-4 in bzr17:11
loolWhich is the only one you had to do!  100%!17:12
bspencerlool:  I just got in and saw his email.  I haven't tried it out yet.  But he said he had done something17:12
bspencerlool: oh, sorry.  I am talking about something else.17:12
bspencerlool:  I don't know of his status for porting Hildon 2.0   I'll check 17:12
loolbspencer: Please check with him17:12
loolIt looks like everybody was too busy to do all of it17:12
loolI personally took some notes of the steps I followed and will add them to the wiki page17:13
lool[link] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/Hildon2%2e017:13
MootBotLINK received:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded/Hildon2%2e0 17:13
loolI guess we'll have to carry over17:13
lool[action] lool review progress on Hildon 2.0 updates next week [cted]17:13
MootBotACTION received:  lool review progress on Hildon 2.0 updates next week [cted] 17:13
lool[topic] sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list17:13
MootBotNew Topic:  sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list 17:13
loolHmm where's sabotage and where's mawhalen?17:14
loolAnyone from Intel can comment on this or grab the relevant people?17:14
bspencerI'll get sabotage... I don't know about mawhalen.  Let's postpone this agenda item for 20mins17:14
loolYes17:14
loolbspencer: Thanks17:14
lool[topic] ToddBrandt to turn on moblin-settings-daemon's watching of the gtk theme gconf keys17:15
MootBotNew Topic:  ToddBrandt to turn on moblin-settings-daemon's watching of the gtk theme gconf keys 17:15
loolToddBrandt: Did you have a change to work on enabling it?17:15
loolor ToddBrandtClone perhaps?17:15
ToddBrandtCloneoh, oy, actually I haven't done that yet17:15
loolHmm ok17:15
ToddBrandtCloneI'll do that today, sorry17:15
loolBad you17:15
ToddBrandtCloneyea, I know, the bugs took priority17:16
loolCarrying to check about it next week17:16
kyleNplease note that we are very intested in this as it appears necessary to get gtk theme switching working17:16
loolToddBrandtClone: ack17:16
lool[action] ToddBrandt to turn on moblin-settings-daemon's watching of the gtk theme gconf keys [cted]17:16
MootBotACTION received:  ToddBrandt to turn on moblin-settings-daemon's watching of the gtk theme gconf keys [cted] 17:16
lool[topic] rustyl (+ lool if necessary) document release process for Moblin modules17:16
MootBotNew Topic:  rustyl (+ lool if necessary) document release process for Moblin modules 17:16
* ToddBrandtClone hangs head in shame17:16
loolSo AFAIK, this happened17:16
loolcongrats to rustyl_ 17:16
loolHe managed to do tarball releases of almost all moblin projects I think17:16
loolrustyl_: kudos to you!17:16
rustyl_k17:17
loolrustyl_: I personally had in mind that there would be some kind of process document on moblin.org for module maintainers, but perhaps you have an internal one, to release subsequent tarballs?17:17
rustyl_we are working on a presentation17:17
bfillerlool: are there plans to incorporate CDBS into debian/rules so we can make patches?17:17
rustyl_it just isn't ready yet17:18
loolbfiller: Yes; I think we'll discuss this in "(lool) Rebasing on the Moblin released tarballs"17:18
loolbfiller: Just after that17:18
bfillerlool: thanks17:18
loolrustyl_: Ok; well thanks for the efforts; I'm around to help you succeed in defining/documenting the process17:19
loolrustyl_: I'd also like to talk to moving to these new tarballs now, but I made this a separate topic17:19
rustyl_yea, this needs some discussion17:19
loolMoving on to current items for today's meeting17:19
loolHmm I'll flip two because one is easier17:19
lool[topic] (lool) Launchpad bugs, ubuntu-mobile subscription, and ume tag17:20
MootBotNew Topic:  (lool) Launchpad bugs, ubuntu-mobile subscription, and ume tag 17:20
loolEVERYBODY (that's you) please add the ume tag to LP bugs which concern UME17:20
loolAnd subscribe the ubuntu-mobile LP team to them17:20
rustyl_lool, is there a way to apply a tag to a collection of bugs?17:20
loolThis is to help everybody keep track of important bugs we have to follow for UME and derived projects17:20
loolrustyl_: Excellent question, I think not17:21
rustyl_or do you have to go through each and every bug17:21
rustyl_darn17:21
loolrustyl_: This would seem to suck17:21
loolrustyl_: You might be able to set it via email though17:21
* rustyl_ looks to see if his moblin-media bugs are tagged already17:21
loolrustyl_: We have some hacked up python bindings to deal with bug reports though17:22
loolrustyl_: Perhaps you can use these to do as you desire?17:22
loolrustyl_: "python-launchpad-bugs"17:22
* sabotage hears his name being taken in vain17:22
rustyl_i'll read about it17:22
loolrustyl_: But please file a feature request if you can't find the tagging feature you're looking for17:23
rustyl_ok17:23
loolrustyl_: You'd have to file it against "malone", that's the launchpad bug tracker17:23
loolsabotage: Thanks for coming; I'll reopen your topic now then17:23
loolSo please everybody tag and subscribe!17:23
loolAnd file bugs, don't discuss issues via email or IRC :)17:23
lool[topic] sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list17:24
MootBotNew Topic:  sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list 17:24
loolsabotage: Tears flows on my face: no themes tools guide this week?17:24
bspencers/don't discuss issues via email or IRC/don't discuss issues JUST via email or IRC17:24
loolbspencer: Right17:24
loolMention the bug in your email :)17:24
sabotageok, so I dropped the ball this week, but I've identified the wiki that I will be publishing it in17:24
loolsabotage: Do you need any help to publish the guide?17:25
sabotagecan you make days longer?17:25
loolAnd your thoughts on implementation options?17:25
loolsabotage: I can keep you up longer before you're allowed to sleep :)17:25
sabotagehonestly, I've been completely swamped with another project, so I just need to kick it out for visibility17:26
* sabotage was up till 1:30am last night as it is17:26
loolsabotage: Please try to push this out this week -- even a draft17:26
sabotageyep, ball is already rolling17:26
loolCool17:26
lool[action] sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list [cted]17:26
MootBotACTION received:  sabotage to provide drafts of themes tools guide and implementation options as links on the mailing-list [cted] 17:26
sabotageis HappyCamp on?17:27
loolResuming on next item to discuss17:27
lool[topic] (lool) Rebasing on the Moblin released tarballs17:27
MootBotNew Topic:  (lool) Rebasing on the Moblin released tarballs 17:27
bspencersodarock17:27
sabotageHappyCamp, HappyCamp_ubuntu  need you to read my email and set me up17:27
loolSo, we have these cool Moblin tarballs17:27
sabotagethis will get the theme guide moving17:27
loolWe should move to using them17:27
loolrustyl_: I'm not sure I made this clear enough, but one thing which we want to keep is Intel publishing its releases all the way down to the ppa17:28
rustyl_lool, i understand17:28
loolBut the transition frmo the current mode to the mode where we use tarballs needs a little extra efforts17:28
bspencerrustyl_: lool:   how does that work again, with ubuntu adding patches on their own?17:28
loolIt's similar in spirit to the Hildon 2.0 modules transition17:28
rustyl_and there is confusion on our end17:28
* bspencer confesses a bit of confusion :)17:29
loolbspencer: The idea is that we put patches in debian/patches; when a new upstream release comes out and you push it to the ppa, you drop the debian/patches which have been merged upstream and port the other ones17:29
loolrustyl_: Where is the confusion?17:29
bspencerlool:  ok.  I understand.  I missed that patches change17:29
loolThis will make the Ubuntu/ppa specific changes into separate patches, and easy to rebase on the next release17:30
rustyl_lool, If you gave everyone a written test that made them explain exactly what commands/steps you need to do go from "i have a new tarball release" to "i am now calling dput to push to the ppa", i'm afraid most intel people would fail the test17:31
ToddBrandtCloneDo each of the project owners need to upload their source to the hardy ppa for each release still or has this been streamlined17:31
loolrustyl_: Ok, the cool thing is that it's going to be very easy17:31
* ToddBrandtClone Todd trumps bspencer's confusion17:31
loolOnce we get it done *once*17:31
loolSubsequent updates are going to be easy17:31
GrueMasteri fail.17:31
loolToddBrandtClone: We would like project owners to please continue doing so17:32
ToddBrandtClonelool: ok, our source repo layout has changed so I guess I have some more questions for rusty17:32
loolIt's so damn easy that it's basically: dget -x the current ppa source, uupdate with the new tarball, update the packaging and patches, upload17:32
ToddBrandtClonerusty_: do we have a HARDY branch now in addition to GASTON?17:32
rustyl_ToddBrandt, the packaging for hardy is not in the source repository17:32
rustyl_ToddBrandt, that hardy branch is now defunct 17:33
ToddBrandtClonerustyl_: yea but we still haev to use the debian tools to create the source package, which require the debian dir, which is no longer in master17:33
loolToddBrandtClone: Exactly, that dir you retrieve from the ppa each time you plan an upload17:33
loolToddBrandtClone: It might have been updated by other folks, for example me17:33
ToddBrandtCloneahhh17:33
ToddBrandtClonethe missing piece, I'm learning, gotcha17:34
rustyl_yeap, that's the idea17:34
loolIf you prefer, instead of "uupdate" you simply "copy over the debian/"; it should end up being the same17:34
ToddBrandtClonek, thx17:34
loolThis is the *target* process17:34
loolBefore this, we need to add support for debian/patches/ in each package17:34
loolmjg59 did it in hildon-theme-layout-417:35
ToddBrandtCloneok, so until then we create the hardy packages like before17:35
lool  * Add simple-patchsys from CDBS17:35
lool  * Build-depend on CDBS17:35
loolThat's his changelog entry17:35
loolWhat we did in debian/rules:17:35
lool- he added:17:35
loolinclude /usr/share/cdbs/1/rules/simple-patchsys.mk17:35
rustyl_we several things on moblin that need to do a new release, so we have some projects to try to run through the new process17:35
lool- he changed the dependencies of the targets to apply/unapply the patches:17:35
loolbuild: apply-patches build-stamp17:36
loolThis means applying the patches is a prereq for the build17:36
loolYou might have to rename clean: to clean:: as simple-patchsys.mk defines it as well17:36
loolThis is all it takes to add debian/patches support17:36
* agoliveira is happy that the word "quilt" didn't make into this conversation so far :)17:36
loolThe other thing to do is to compare the Ubuntu ppa tree to the moblin release it claims to base on to see which changes were done since this moblin release17:37
bfillerlool: do moblin folks take the patches in debian/patches and incorporate them into the source and remove the patches?17:37
loolThese changes should be converted to debian/patches/*.patch files17:37
loolbfiller: The person authoring the patch should take care to send it to moblin folks17:38
rustyl_bfiller, i think incorporating existing packages before making a release is a good goal17:38
loolMoblin folks are naturally welcome to look from time to time if there would be interesting patches which failed the upstreaming process17:38
loolDoes anybody has any question on how it will work and what remains to be done?17:38
rustyl_it makes a nice way to send a patch.... send an email to the maintainer with moblin devel list cc'ed, and at the same time upload the patch to the ppa17:39
bfillerlool: so if I had a patch, I would put the patch in debian/patches, upload to the ppa and also send the patch to moblin?17:39
loolPerhaps we should file a bug instead of mailing the maintainer?17:39
loolrustyl_: Would that work for you?17:39
ToddBrandtCloneI vote for mailing the maintainer, that info would be very useful17:39
loolbfiller: Perhaps opening a bug is more logical than using email17:40
loolToddBrandtClone: Doesn't the maintainer get an email for new bugs?17:40
rustyl_yes, filling a bug is good17:40
rustyl_the maintainer will get the mail via launchpad17:40
davidm Can do both but filing a bug is important,  and has been requested by Don Johnson.17:40
ToddBrandtCloneok17:40
davidmNeed tracking17:40
rustyl_but we need to cc the devel list for potential discussion on the patch17:40
loolrustyl_: I think that's a logical escalation when a bug fix isn't consensual indeed17:41
lool(or any change, not necessarily a bug fix)17:41
loolShould I document what we just discussed on a wiki page? (how tarball releases work down to the ppa and how patches are added+sent back)?17:42
davidmlool, yes please17:42
ToddBrandtCloneyes17:42
rustyl_yes17:42
cwong1+117:42
lool[action] lool to document tarball release + ppa upload process and patch addition + submission process17:43
MootBotACTION received:  lool to document tarball release + ppa upload process and patch addition + submission process 17:43
davidmJust out of the other meeting, sorry I'm late.17:43
loolOk; last thing to discuss on the topic is who is going to do the work to conver the ppa packages to the layout17:43
loolThis requires adding support for debian/patches and extracting the current ppa-only changes as patch files17:43
loolI propose we split that like the Hildon 2.0 modules17:43
loolDoes that work for everybody?17:44
loolrustyl_: Would you be willing to participate?17:44
loolWho from Intel would be willing to take a share?17:44
loolEverybody I guess! :)17:44
rustyl_lool, if somebody does the first package, then I would be happy to do (or delegate) several of the other packages17:45
bspencermawhalen -- since she's not here.17:45
loolrustyl_: deal17:45
rustyl_i just need the first package to cookbook from17:45
rustyl_and by several, i mean i can find people to do all the rest of the moblin projects17:45
loolrustyl_: I'll mail you with the steps I follow for a sample package, you will split the work amongst Intel people for some modules you'll list me and the others we shall do?17:46
loolrustyl_: Cool17:46
lool[action] lool to send rustyl_ steps to update ppa packages for the new tarball based release process17:46
MootBotACTION received:  lool to send rustyl_ steps to update ppa packages for the new tarball based release process 17:46
lool[action] rustyl_ to assign ppa packages updates for the new tarball based release process17:47
MootBotACTION received:  rustyl_ to assign ppa packages updates for the new tarball based release process 17:47
loolDoes anybody have any question on this?17:47
rustyl_yea17:47
rustyl_what 'project' to i write launchpad bugs against?17:47
rustyl_'launchpad' doesn't work17:47
loolrustyl_: To report the malone bug?17:48
rustyl_to report the 'i want to assign a tag to a couple hundred bugs at once' feature request17:48
loolrustyl_: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+filebug select "Project" type "malone" and search17:48
lools/search/choose17:48
rustyl_what is malone?17:49
loolAs I was saying earlier, it's the Launchpad bug tracking subproject17:49
rustyl_got it17:49
loolrustyl_: https://launchpad.net/projects/?text=launchpad 17:49
loolrustyl_: You'll see "Launchpad Bugs"17:50
rustyl_https://bugs.launchpad.net/malone/+bug/20187417:50
loolIt's technical/unix name is "malone"17:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 201874 in malone "Need ability to apply tag to a collection of bugs" [Undecided,New] 17:50
loolrustyl_: Tada17:50
bfillerslightly obscure, I'd say :)17:50
bfillermalone, that is17:50
rustyl_it keeps thing mysterious17:50
bfillergood way to keep people from filing bugs :)17:51
GrueMasterNah, it's perfectly intuitive.17:51
loolLet's end the meeting in a mysterious way then!17:51
agoliveirarustyl_: Santa Rosa? Diamondville? McAslin?17:51
agoliveira:)17:51
lool[endmeeting] malone! soyuz!17:51
lool#endmeeting17:51
MootBotMeeting finished at 17:51.17:51
rustyl_i sl8r17:51
looltold you it would be mysterious17:51
loolThanks everybody for attending17:51
amitkjayc: I have rebased the ume trees on zinc. Looking at your merged ACPI_VIDEO patch next.17:57
jayamitk: thanks17:59
jayamitk: once that ACPI_VIDEO thing is clear to me I will upload moblin new patches to ume.18:00
agoliveiramjg59: When are you arriving in Recife?18:00
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anoikishi there18:04
anoikisany polish here?18:04
anoikisnie macie kurwa co robi chyba18:08
anoikisi z zwiazku z tym nic nie robicie18:08
anoikisbez sensu:D18:09
mjg59lool: just bzr,  haven't uploaded it yet18:52
mjg59agoliveira: tomorrow18:53
agoliveiramjg59: Nice. I was able to manage go there and I'm leaving tomorrow afternoon. See you there then.18:54
loolmjg59: Okely18:57
loolMithrandir: Could you please add me to the ChanServ access list for #ubuntu-mobile?19:01
Mithrandirlool: done19:07
loolMithrandir: thanks!19:07
loolMithrandir: Whois markuman BTW?19:07
Mithrandirno idea, some guy who registered the channel ages ago and wanted to use it for something laptop-related.19:14
MithrandirI prodded some freenode people to get it transferred to us, but didn't have the time to push it through19:14
inuka_desksmagoun, ping..20:37
smagouninuka_desk: what's up?20:38
inuka_desksamgoun, you get the 3 drivers from arms right?20:38
inuka_desksmagoun, do you get modified libraries of mesa with that ?20:38
smagouninuka_desk: which 3 drivers?20:38
inuka_desksorry 3d  drivers for poulsbo20:38
smagouninuka_desk: I get 3d drivers and a libgl1-mesa-dri-psb from ARMS20:39
smagounthat's the only mesa library I get though20:39
inuka_desksmagoun, you dont happen to use the mesa src that you get from arms right? (assumming you get an updated mesa src)20:42
smagouninuka_desk: I don't think we've been pulling mesa source20:42
inuka_desksmagoun, thanks for the info20:42
smagouninuka_desk: am I supposed to pull mesa source from arms?20:43
inuka_desksmagoun, I think so, I will let you know once I know for sure. 20:44
smagouninuka_desk: ok, thanks20:44
davidmmjg59, are you calling in?21:01
mjg59davidm: Just done so21:02
inuka_desksmagoun, FYI you do have to build the mesa src and install the binaries for the 3d poulsbo stuff to work correctly. If not there will be performance issues.21:23
smagouninuka_desk: ok, that's really good to know. Do you have any plans to push the mesa changes to the PPA?21:24
inuka_desksmagoun, no not for now anyway21:24
smagounhmm. Ok, I'll take a look at it. Thanks for the info21:24
inuka_desksmagoun, np21:25

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