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dholbachgood morning06:44
AlgorithmicContrcould someone lend me their un modified directory of /usr/share/icons/hicolor/22x22/apps07:54
mvogood monring seb128 and njpatel08:55
njpatelmorning mvo08:55
Hobbseemvo!08:55
mvohey Hobbsee08:56
Hobbseemvo: so, why do a lot of people not have linux-$arch packages installed when using the dist upgrader?09:10
mvoHobbsee: do you have a example bugnumber for me please? there is code that deals specifically with the kernel, but it might be not dealing with every situation09:11
mvoHobbsee: (sorry, I was a couple of days away and haven't looked at the latest reports yet)09:12
Hobbseemvo: no, just a relatively high # of people in #ubuntu+1 not having their kernel modules, and complaining that their wifi doesn't work now09:12
Hobbseemvo: no problem.  How was your holiday?09:12
pittiseb128: WDYT about disabling the gphoto gvfs backend? it's pretty buggy ATM09:12
pittiseb128: f-spot-import is still not called by default, but we should fix that instead IMHO09:13
pittihey mvo, welcome back!09:13
mvohey pitti!09:13
* Hobbsee hugs pitti - morning!09:13
seb128pitti: we got no bug about it and we didn't disable gphoto gvfs automounting upstream, you need to click on the camera icon to mount it09:13
* mvo hugs pitti09:13
seb128s/didn't/did09:13
seb128hey mvo!!!09:13
mvoHobbsee: very good, was good to refresh a bit09:13
mvoseb128!!!09:14
* mvo hugs seb12809:14
mvobut its also good to be back again :)09:14
mvoHobbsee: ok, thanks for the info! I will watch out for this in the bugreports and hang out in #ubuntu+1 a bit more  :)09:15
tjaaltonseb128: hey, what about bug 185387, there's a new patch upstream for GIO/GVFS09:17
ubotuLaunchpad bug 185387 in nautilus "can not drag a file to a nautilus folder which uses list mode" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/18538709:17
Hobbseetjaalton: excellent, thanks (@ key stuck bug)09:17
tjaaltonHobbsee: works? nice :)09:17
crevettehello09:17
Hobbseetjaalton: haven't upgraded yet09:17
Hobbseebut i'm getting it with less freq than before, too09:18
mvotjaalton: out of curiosity, what happend to the hw overlay patches for i965? did they made it into hardy or are they defered ?09:18
tjaaltonHobbsee: ah ok, it should be fixed now09:18
tjaaltonmvo: they have been in hardy for a couple of weeks now09:19
* tjaalton checks09:19
mvotjaalton: cool09:19
tjaaltonyep, since Fri 14 Mar09:20
seb128tjaalton: no opinion about this one, that's not a priority and the patch is not trivial09:22
tjaaltonseb128: bummer :)09:22
seb128tjaalton: and I don't use the list mode so it doesn't annoy me when using nautilus ;-)09:23
tjaaltonicon view is confusing :)09:23
pittiseb128: right, but (1) it's not automounted, (2) clicking in places menu brings an error message, (3) opening in nautilus can't open the files, and (4) it prevents you from using f-spot/gthumb since gvfs locks cam access09:23
seb128pitti: (1) it's not supposed to be automounted otherwise there is a lock on the camera and you can't use a software to do photo import (2) seems a gnome-panel bug (3) that's orthogonal issue to f-spot not being ran when the camera is plugged09:26
pittiseb128: right, my (2) seems easy to fix, but (3) makes it pretty useless...09:26
pittimaybe we should bring that up in the desktop team meeting09:27
pittibut IMHO browsing files is not the first thing *I* want to do on my camera09:28
pitti(assuming we can fix it to work in the first place)09:28
seb128pitti: right, I don't really care about it right now, we have a zillion of bugs but almost none about this backend, so I was in "just ignore it" mode09:32
seb128but I've no strong objection against dropping it for hardy09:32
pittiI'm primarily interested in your opinion and the plan how it should be like in hardy final09:32
seb128I think upstream thinks it's cool because you can browse your camera as any disk and dnd photos to copy those09:33
seb128well, the plan is what we have now09:33
pittiright, technically that is cool indeed :)09:33
seb128the backend is available and not used09:33
seb128people who want to use it can use it from the gnome-panel or the computer location09:33
seb128and f-spot should be opened when plugging a camera09:33
pittiso that will stay, ok; then we shuold at least get it fixed to work09:33
pittiseb128: ok, I agree09:34
pittithanks09:34
seb128I don't intend to spend any work fixing this one, no09:34
seb128if it's too buggy drop it09:34
pittidoes it work for you? I just get errors when I click on a picture09:34
seb128we have too many bugs right now and can afford spending efforts fixing things we don't use09:34
pitti(that was my initial guess why I asked whether we should drop it)09:34
huatsmorning everyone09:35
seb128hey huats09:36
seb128pitti: no that doesn't work because eog doesn't use gvfs so it doesn't understand gphoto locations, but I can browse and dnd photos to my desktop09:37
pittiah, so that was it09:37
seb128pitti: I'm fine disabling it if it comes confusing09:38
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seb128pitti: that seems to be a gvfs or nautilus bug, selecting the actions to open a folder or ask what to do doesn't work either09:45
seb128pitti: btw do you plan to look at this g-v-m mount errors soon? Would be nice to make sure they come from g-v-m and that changing it will not create side effects on gvfs09:49
pittiseb128: which mount errors?09:49
pittiI'm just aware of bug 20293109:50
ubotuLaunchpad bug 202931 in gnome-volume-manager "ejecting a CD/DVD with drive button gives always an error message but still works" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20293109:50
pittiwhich I'll fix soon09:50
seb128pitti: bug #20293109:50
pittiexactly :)09:50
pittiseb128: I'll try to do it today09:50
seb128pitti: I get a similar error when putting a CD in the drive09:50
pittioh, weird09:51
pittiI don't09:51
pittiand g-v-m does not automount any more09:51
seb128but that's only on my desktop09:51
seb128could be an user setting09:51
pittimaybe similar to bug 95368 ?09:51
ubotuLaunchpad bug 95368 in hal ""Cannot remove directory" on unmount due to stale .hal-mtab entries" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/9536809:51
pittii. e. stale /media/.hal-mtab?09:51
pittior conflicting options in fstab, broken cdrom symlinks, etc.?09:51
seb128/dev/hdc        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       009:52
seb128hum09:52
seb128noauto there09:52
pittithat's ok09:52
pittiauto == mount at boot time09:52
seb128WM_CLASS(STRING) = "gnome-mount", "Gnome-mount"09:53
seb128the dialog is a gnome-mount one09:53
seb128"gnome-mount -b -d /dev/hdc" is the corresponding command and it has been started by nautilus09:53
seb128but something has been quicker at mounting it apparently09:54
pittiwhat does it say?09:54
seb128Couldn't mount the volume09:54
seb128but it's already mounted so that's normal09:54
pittiin any case, worth taking a look at /usr/lib/gnome-volume-manager/gnome-volume-manager -n09:55
pittiif it tries to do something09:55
seb128manager.c/2940: Device added: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_G71_VA3101509:56
seb128manager.c/2723: Changed: /dev/hdc09:56
seb128manager.c/2157: mounting /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_G71_VA31015...09:56
seb128manager.c/821: executing command: /usr/bin/gnome-mount --hal-udi=/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_G71_VA3101509:56
seb128manager.c/3099: Mounted: /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_label_G71_VA3101509:56
seb128 09:56
seb128yeah, it's mounting it09:56
pittia-haa09:56
* pitti just notes that autoipod is still enabled; is that supposed to stay in gvm, or move into nautilus, too?09:57
pittiseb128: that should be covered by /desktop/gnome/volume_manager/automount_media09:58
pittibut the gconf keys are entirely ignored in the code, hmm09:58
seb128$ gconftool-2 -g /desktop/gnome/volume_manager/automount_media09:59
seb128true09:59
seb128right09:59
seb128that's what I though, the redhat patch is supposed to disable those actions09:59
pittiseb128: ok, I guess I'll get the same if I enable the gconf key; is there a bug about it?10:00
pittiIt should be easy to fix10:00
pittiI guess filter_out_media_handling() needs to be applied at more places or so10:00
seb128pitti: no bug about that apparently, I just noticed on my desktop10:01
seb128should I open a bug?10:01
pittiplease; assign it to me and set it to 'in progress'10:02
seb128ok10:02
pittistill busy with fighting postgresql, but I'll poke at g-v-m in the afternoon10:02
* pitti hugs seb12810:02
* seb128 hugs pitti10:02
seb128pitti: bug #20958610:04
ubotuLaunchpad bug 209586 in gnome-volume-manager "still automounts cdroms in hardy but should not" [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20958610:04
pittimerci10:06
seb128hey MacSlow10:16
MacSlowseb128, Salut10:16
seb128MacSlow: could you look to bug #207693?10:16
ubotuLaunchpad bug 207693 in libwnck "gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20769310:16
seb128MacSlow: gnome-panel crashing due to your tooltip patch, it has already 30 duplicates10:17
MacSlowseb128, the steps to force the crash don't lead to a crash here... I tried it before the weekend too10:21
seb128MacSlow: just mouseover out and in the tooltip a few times10:21
seb128MacSlow: anyway seeing the number of duplicates there is a bug in the code, could you have a look to the issue?10:22
MacSlowseb128, I will... but just moused-over (in and out) 30 times and nothing happened :)10:23
MacSlowI'll try on the laptop again10:23
seb128MacSlow: could be a race and not easy to trigger on your box, maybe try to run it in valgrind, it's likely to display errors10:24
huatsseb128: btw the gvfs update corrected the bug I was facing...10:36
huatsthanks10:36
seb128which one was yours?10:36
seb128timeout errors?10:36
huatsyep10:37
huatsI was facing it, every time...10:37
huatsand none since this morning :)10:37
seb128huats: good ;-)10:40
pittishw10:45
pittisorry, EFOCUS10:45
kwwiipitti: here is the latest change for gdm11:12
kwwiipitti: http://sinecera.de/ubuntu-gdm-themes_0.28.dsc,  http://sinecera.de/ubuntu-gdm-themes_0.28.tar.gz,  http://sinecera.de/ubuntu-gdm-themes_0.28_source.build,  http://sinecera.de/ubuntu-gdm-themes_0.28_source.changes11:12
mvocould someone with french skilz translate http://paste.ubuntu.com/6255 for me please?11:15
mvo(only the error message)11:15
seb128mvo: can create symlink, no such file or directory11:15
mvoaha, thanks!11:15
seb128can't11:15
seb128you are welcome11:15
seb128cracking on the upgrade issues list? ;-)11:16
mvoyes, its long11:16
mvoand seems to be mostly non-duplicates - this is both good and bad11:16
mvogood = no obivous bugs / bad = many different ones11:16
crevettehey11:20
crevetteseb128, would you be interested with tango icons for nm-applet ?11:21
crevetteI have uuencoded the files11:21
seb128crevette: ask asac, I don't work on network-manager11:21
crevetteah sorry11:21
crevetteasac, would you be interested with tango icons for nm-applet ?11:21
crevette:)11:21
crevetteupstream author doesn't seems interested with11:22
pittikwwii: thanks, I'll upload it11:27
mvodo we have python-support experts here? bug #208961 looks like a race in python-support11:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 208961 in mesa "Update manager fails - From Gutsy to Hardy Beta" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20896111:33
pittikwwii: hm, it only got marginally smaller; 3048270 -> 303689211:33
kwwiipitti: the point was not to make it smaller :-)11:34
pitti   * Removing extra unused pics from the HumanList theme to reduce the file11:34
pittisize.11:34
pittikwwii: 0.26 grew by quite a bit, and I thought you said back then that this was an error?11:34
seb128mvo: open a bug about the issue in the bts?11:35
kwwiipitti: one of the other themes had extra pics in it, I thought it would help to remove them11:35
kwwiiapparently it did not11:35
* pitti dputs for now11:35
kwwiicool, thanks11:36
kwwiianyone know how to set the Xephyr size (gdmthemetester uses it and it comes up too big on my screen)11:38
asaccrevette: how do they look like? maybe the icons should be made themable?11:55
crevetteasac, original :http://bmm80.free.fr/GNOME/shots/nm-fedora.png11:56
crevettetango style11:56
crevetteor New GNOME either: http://bmm80.free.fr/GNOME/shots/nm-gnome.png11:56
kwwiithe gnome stuff looks much nicer11:57
kwwiiand it fits with the throbber in firefox11:57
kwwiior nautilus11:57
crevetteyep11:58
kwwiiasac: from the looks, we should be using the new gnome stuff11:58
crevetteI could send a debdiff if I find how to uudecode in the package :)11:58
crevettekwwii, and the feodra idonc are blurry11:59
crevetteoups11:59
asackwwii: what does "New GNOME" mean? will that be integrated in upstream network-manager?11:59
kwwiicrevette: right11:59
kwwiiasac: no idea11:59
crevetteasac, New GNOME; means for me, GNOME updated with tango style11:59
crevettethat happend few release ago11:59
kwwiiasac: new gnome is the new icons for gnome which are drawn in tango style12:00
asacso they will be official soon?12:00
seb128crevette: the question is to know why those are not used upstream yet?12:00
kwwiibut I doubt that nm icons will go in the gnome icon theme12:00
asacor still an alternative theme?12:00
kwwiithe current fad is to put the icons with apps (again)12:00
crevetteseb128, Novell guys never pushed to get them upstream12:00
asaccrevette: maybe you can suggest them on the network-manager list?12:01
asaci am subscribed and will see what the devs have to say12:01
crevetteseb128, I've opena bug and discussed on NM ML, but the developpers were not okay to replace their fedora icons (the auther is a RH guy) with GNOME icons12:01
crevetteasac, already done12:02
asaccrevette: aren't those themable?12:02
crevetteasac, how ?12:02
asaccrevette: really? have an archive link?12:02
crevetteyep12:02
crevetteletme find it12:02
crevetteasac, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=50482212:02
ubotuGnome bug 504822 in nm-applet "Use GNOME updated style for icons" [Enhancement,Unconfirmed]12:02
asacno idea ;) ... i don't know nothing about themes. seb128, how is that done technically?12:02
asaci know about stock icons, but what to do if you want more?12:02
crevettehttp://mail.gnome.org/archives/networkmanager-list/2008-January/msg00018.html12:03
crevetteasac, I don't now either about theme12:03
seb128hate hate hate hate hate epiphany-browser in hardy12:03
asacseb128: what else except the cert thing?12:03
asacfor which we are ---><---- that close to a fix12:03
seb128asac: crash on closing and it often there is still a process running but nothing displayed (which could be the same issue)12:04
seb128-it12:04
crevetteasac, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=504822#c8 you 've some concerns12:04
seb128which means opening doesn't work, it's stucked12:04
seb128asac: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6256/12:05
asacseb128: do you have a steps instruction to reproduce reliably?12:05
seb128asac: no, it happen just every hour12:06
seb128so I get it a lot, every day, but I've no special step, I just notice it while trying to open something and that doesn't work12:06
seb128but might be because I close and open a lot12:06
seb128so could be similar to the crash on shutdown12:07
seb128asac: the stacktrace seems to indicate that's a lock on shutdown12:07
seb128I guess most people keep an instance open somewhere and don't notice12:07
asacseb128: do you have nspr dbgsym installed?12:07
seb128no, but I can install those12:08
asacplease do and install the nss ones as well12:08
seb128ok12:08
seb128I've closed it now to copy the stacktrace on paste.ubuntu.com but I'll give you a new backtrace next time I get the bug12:08
crevetteasac, I'll try to provide you a patch tonight12:12
asacthanks12:28
pochugood morning12:30
seb128hello pochu12:58
pochuhey seb12813:01
pochuseb128: is the archive backend working, or does it need to be enabled somewhere? (if I try to open a .zip it's opened in file-roller)13:03
seb128pochu: it's working but not user visible yet, will upload the nautilus change this afternoon13:04
kwwiiseb128: can you look into the human icon theme package and tell me if I did the .links file correctly?13:12
kwwiiseb128: http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26.dsc, http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26.tar.gz, http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26_source.build, http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26_source.changes13:12
seb128kwwii: will do13:12
seb128kwwii: did you try to build it?13:12
kwwiiseb128: no, how should I do that?13:12
seb128you don't try your package updates?13:13
seb128I though you had some packaging training ;-)13:13
kwwiiseb128: usually, there is no reason as it is only a png or such13:13
seb128sudo apt-get build-dep human-icon-theme13:14
seb128dpkg-buildpackage13:14
kwwiiseb128: hehe, I know enough to get myself in trouble and anger you :p13:14
kwwiiw00t - it builds and works great :-)13:19
kwwiihttp://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26_all.deb13:19
pochuasac: are you uploading a liferea linked to xulrunner's sqlite? I thought you were, but from your comments in the bug I'm not sure now13:22
seb128MacSlow: btw, bug #199380 has a valgrind log of the issue, could be due to libcompizconfig13:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 199380 in libcompizconfig "gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV in g_object_get() (dup-of: 207693)" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19938013:33
ubotuLaunchpad bug 207693 in libwnck "gnome-panel crashed with SIGSEGV" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/20769313:33
asacpochu: i haven't prepared the fix. I just prepared the xulrunner part13:36
asacpochu: we can build as now ... and start with proper LD_LIBRARY_PATH13:36
seb128mvo: could you sponsor bug #199402 since you sponsored the recent uploads? ;-) The guy who attached the change is upstream so that should be correct13:47
ubotuLaunchpad bug 199402 in metacity "gnome-appearance-properties crashed with SIGSEGV in meta_theme_get_frame_style()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/19940213:47
emberseb128 that debdiff only have the patch13:53
emberthomas commited that on upstream13:54
embercan i update gt with detach and profile fixed from svn?13:54
seb128ember: next tarballs are due next week, there is no hurry to use svn changes13:55
embercool13:55
seb128asac: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6257/14:02
seb128asac: new stacktrace, same issue again14:03
kwwiiseb128, pitti: can one of you upload the human-icon-theme package? it works fine everywhere I test it14:26
seb128I'll have a look soon14:26
pittikwwii: which? did I miss a ping?14:27
kwwiiexcellent, thanks14:27
kwwiipitti: nope, until now I only asked seb128 to take a look at it14:27
kwwiihttp://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26.dsc,  http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26.tar.gz,  http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26_source.build,  http://sinecera.de/human-icon-theme_0.26_source.changes14:27
seb128pitti: you are welcome to sponsor if you want, I'm just finish some gvfs changes and I'll look at it next14:27
seb128but if you want to do it I'll not complain, I've a busy todolist ;-)14:28
pochuasac: don't we need to build it linking to xulrunner's sqlite.h?14:44
asacpochu: i don't think so. if we get to know that we do, we should fix that as well14:47
asacsomeone asked me about some tango icons being CC licensed. is that the case? can they be distributed with a GPL application at all?14:49
pochuasac: according to http://tango.freedesktop.org/Frequently_Asked_Questions#Terms_of_Use.3F they are cc-by-sa 2.5 which is not DFSG free (3.0 is though)14:53
pochunot sure if it's ok for Ubuntu though14:53
asacyes.  thats why i wonder14:53
asacwho encourages artists to use this kind of license?14:54
asacpochu: does cc-by-sa have a "or any later version" clause by default?14:55
pittiseb128: hm, bug 102495 -- AFAIR nautilus opens f-spot now, right? so this would actually be WONTFIX? does nautilus have similar dialogs now?14:55
ubotuLaunchpad bug 102495 in gnome-volume-manager "'Always perform this action':  Ignore for photo card option doesn't work." [Low,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/10249514:55
pittiseb128: I guess it hasn't, but I want to verify before I close the bug14:55
asackwwii: do we distribute cc-by-sa 2.5 artwork (tango)?14:56
asackwwii: read a few lines above14:56
seb128pitti: nautilus by default just run the action so the bug is deprecated I would say14:57
pittiright; so it's replaced by the application chooser in the prefs14:57
seb128yes14:58
pittiseb128: at least, let's say it's *supposed* to run f-spot :)14:58
seb128right ;-)14:58
pittiI tried both 'f-spot' entries in prefs, neither works ATM14:58
pittiseb128: btw, CD eject error message bug fix committed14:58
seb128ah, excellent14:59
pochuasac: don't think so:15:02
pochuasac: don't think so:15:02
pochuA new version of this license is available. You should use it for new works, and you may want to relicense existing works under it. No works are automatically put under the new license, however.15:02
pochuhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/15:02
asacpitti: is by-sa 2.5 ok for ubuntu (aka tango) ^^ ?15:03
pittiyes15:04
asacpitti: ok ... an upstream asked me how he can use tango icons in his GPL program (he is copyright holder) ... i said he should add an exception for artwork, did I tell the truth?15:05
pittiasac: hm, I recommend to ask elmo for that; CC-BY-SA on its own is DFSG-free, but I don't know about the swamp of GPL compatibility15:05
asacok15:06
asacpitti: pochu said that by-sa 2.5 is not dfsg free15:06
asaconly 3.015:06
pittiwe have always considered it free enough for Ubuntu at least15:07
asack15:07
pittiDebian didn't, right15:07
asacmaybe we should start: UFSG :)15:07
pittiATM, UFSG = DFSG + GFDL + CC-BY-SA15:08
pittiyay, I formulated a sentence with *only* acronyms :)15:08
kwwiimvo: we need to revert the human-theme changes (the murrine and clearlooks engine stuff), think you could find time to help me with that?15:26
mvokwwii: yeah, that should be possible15:29
kwwiimvo: cool, thanks...I am heading out to the store now, I'll ping you later or tomorrow, depending15:33
marnanelCan someone confirm that Visual Effects == "none" is Ubuntu-speak for "metacity is enabled", and "normal" and "extra" are Compiz?15:38
mvokwwii: ok, I will not be around too late today, but tomorrow works for me as well15:40
mvomarnanel: confirmed (my fingeres wanted to type configure instead ;)15:40
marnanelmvo: :)15:41
marnanelmvo: thanks15:41
Keybuk_though one day we hope compiz will come with a non-compositing backend ;)15:53
mvoKeybuk_++15:54
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nxvli can't run compiz with the nvidia drivers i downloaded16:06
nxvlis there any know issue on that?16:06
Amaranthnxvl: the only issue i know of is jockey not adding the right options to xorg.conf for nvidia-glx16:08
Amaranthif you use nvidia-glx-new or install the non-legacy driver yourself it should work fine16:08
nxvlAmaranth: mmm, maybe is my fault16:12
* nxvl tries16:12
nxvlAmaranth: mm now it works16:19
nxvlAmaranth: but i don't see the window manager borders16:19
Amaranthsudo nvidia-xconfig --arg-argb-glx-visuals -d 2416:20
Amarantherr16:20
Amaranthsudo nvidia-xconfig --add-argb-glx-visuals -d 2416:20
Amarantharg describes my mood :P16:20
pittiseb128: hmm; my bug fix for bug 209586 incidentally also fixed autophoto16:25
pittiseb128: IOW, when I plug in my camera, f-spot opens now16:26
pittiseb128: I wonder whether I should disable that explicitly now, or leave it enabled until we fix nautilus?16:26
nxvlAmaranth: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/14536016:27
nxvlAmaranth: apport has just make me jump into that bug16:27
Amaranthyet another generic "it died in eventLoop" crash that gets duped to one of three reports16:28
nxvlAmaranth: apport fault :P16:28
Amaranthi'm fine with it, really16:29
Amaranthsince we have no hope of fixing them based on what apport reports anyway and most of them are not reproducable either16:29
nxvlAmaranth: are you using nvidia own driver or ubuntu nvidia one?16:29
Amaranthubuntu16:29
nxvlthat must be the why16:29
seb128bug #20958616:30
Amaranthonly thing on my system that isn't from the repos is savage (cool game)16:30
seb128pitti: ah, excellent16:30
seb128pitti: fix nautilus to do what?16:30
pittiseb128: it was a "break the world" gconf bug :)16:30
pittiseb128: open f-spot for cameras16:31
pittias it indicates in the media prefs16:31
seb128well, you said that your change fixed it?16:31
pittiseb128: it fixed it in g-v-m16:31
nxvlAmaranth: what do you have under "Driver" on xorg.conf16:31
pittibut AFAICS we should disable it in gvm and leave it to nautilus?16:31
seb128ahh, ok16:31
Amaranthnxvl: nvidia...16:31
nxvlmm16:31
nxvlsame here16:31
seb128I though -g-v-m was taking over and breaking the nautilus action16:31
seb128hum16:32
seb128pitti: disable it I would say, that will give us the motivation to fix nautilus quickly16:33
pittiseb128: heh, ok16:33
mvoAmaranth!16:35
mvoAmaranth: would you mind to have a look at bug 201330 ? andrea_c7a in #ubuntu-bugs pointed me to it16:36
Amaranththe 'fix' in there is wrong16:37
Amaranthit whitelists every card someone says works fine16:37
Amarantheven though i know a couple of those have issues16:37
Amaranthto be safe i want to just blacklist all the ones fglrx works with16:38
Amaranthso if you have a laptop and fglrx supports your card then you have to use fglrx because that means you have an r300 or newer and the mobile versions of those have problems16:39
asacpochu: liferea uploaded. fix will be effective once the next xulrunner rolls as well16:50
pochuasac: thanks16:51
seb128asac: did you see the new stracktrace? is that anything useful for a bug report?16:51
asacseb128: attach that to the same bug?16:51
asacill look in code later tonight16:51
asacwithout that i cannot tell16:51
asac(and will try to reproduce harder)16:51
seb128asac: the crash on shutdown bug?16:52
asacyes i think thats the one you are currently seeing, right?16:52
seb128well, the stacktrace from today are a "some process is hanging in background and blocking new instances"16:52
seb128asac: which is different of the "crash on shutdown"16:53
seb128but could have the same cause16:53
asacyeah... sounds related16:53
asacattach to the same for now16:53
seb128ok16:53
asac(until we know more)16:53
pochuasac: bug 209640, it has the "No symbol table info available." too, but it's with -0ubuntu216:53
asachmmm ubotu is dead :)16:53
pochuseb128: have you considered shipping shares-admin in a different package? so that foobuntu can decide whether to ship it or not16:54
pochuasac: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/liferea/+bug/20964016:54
asacpochu: could you reproduce?16:54
asacmaybe he didn't restart liferea :)16:54
asaci usually ask them to restart X, because reporters often don't get that they didn't restart after upgrade16:55
asacnot sure if liferea users are better :)16:55
asacand liferea is in the tray ... so likelyhood if it still running is high :)16:55
pochuheh16:56
asacotoh how could it run if it crashes ;)16:56
pochubut if you're still unsure, he's jwendell on #ubuntu-{bugs,devel}16:57
mvopitti: does restricted-manager run anything that might lock the apt cache (this requires root)? bug #208112 looks like there might be a interessting race condition16:57
seb128asac: added to https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xulrunner-1.9/+bug/19105216:57
asacok ... i soft-milestoned until we know more16:59
seb128ok16:59
seb128it's annoying but epiphany is not the default browser so not really an hardy target17:00
seb128hardy-updates or 8.04.1 maybe ;-)17:00
asaci hate timer driven crashes :(17:01
asacseb128: well ... i need milestones (which i can move forward as required) ... to schedule my bug work efficiently so close before the release17:02
Amaranthyou mean you don't enjoy a crash that happens well after the thing that caused the crash thus making it impossible to debug?17:02
asacAmaranth: right17:02
Amaranthstay away from compiz then :P17:02
asaci backported about 100 security fixes for that in the past three years :)17:02
asacreally annoying17:03
seb128asac: right, me too, I asked a 8.04.1 milestone today, waiting for it ;-)17:03
asacseb128: you remember if that happens in session that pop up a http password dialogß17:05
asacß17:06
asacdamn keyboard ;917:06
asacarghhh17:06
seb128asac: not sure if they pop up the password, but I might log in bugzilla.gnome.org during those sessions, the login, password are on the page itself though17:06
asacok ... good pointer. thanks17:07
seb128you are welcome17:07
asaci think we had some leakage in the password management callbacks at some point. not sure if thats gone in latest patch. but if thats the case it might be that it holds an indirect ref on the timer and so on17:08
asacbut ill see17:08
seb128that one I'm not sure how I get it, it's there often enough though17:09
seb128the crash on closing is really easy to trigger on my desktop and laptop hardy installations17:09
seb128in any case let me know if you need extra informations17:09
pittimvo: not in --check mode, only if someone installs a driver17:12
seb128mvo: not sure if you read that before, but could you do the bug #199402 sponsoring?17:29
lapoyo seb working on iso image icon17:30
seb128hey lapo, cool ;-)17:30
laposeb128: I saw a comment of yours on #525153, are you involved in the development there?17:31
seb128lapo: let's say I'm rather doing active testing and small changes, I'm not one of the upstream maintainers for gvfs17:32
seb128lapo: what icon name do you suggest as fallback?17:32
laposeb128: the media-encrypted approach is broken IMHO, since you can encrypt every possible media and you'll need to duplicate every possible media icon (bad, unmaintainable)17:36
laposeb128: for the fallback just the unencrypted media icon it would use17:37
laposeb128: I have serious dubts on own the whole gvfs icon handling is done17:38
seb128what do you mean?17:39
seb128this icon is used for luks mounts17:39
lapoindeed17:40
lapothe icon proposed shows an hd with a lock, but you could also encrypt a cd for example17:40
laposo having an hd+lock is wrong in that case17:41
lapothe best approach imho would be to handle encryption with an emblem17:41
pochutedg: are you planning on do the GPM 2.22.1 update?17:43
tedgpochu: Yes.  Probably to 2.22.1-117:44
laposeb128: is an "luks mount icon" needs to be provided better to have something really generic like a floder+lock with the folder as a fallback probably, not sure tho17:44
mvoseb128: sorry, missed that. let me have a look17:46
seb128lapo: no idea what luks is and if a cd can use that, but right an emblem seems to be a good approch, I don't think gvfs can set emblems though17:47
seb128lapo: anyway what icon should we use in hardy for now then?17:47
mvoseb128: will do that when I'm back, I take a break now17:47
seb128mvo: ok, enjoy!17:47
crevetteseb128, luks is an encrypted FS17:48
laposeb128: not sure how it is supposed to work, luks can be used on volumes I believe, so a folder is probably the best fallback17:48
lapocrevette: since you know what luks is, which STANDARD icon it should use?17:49
crevettelapo, I never use it, but I was planning to give it a try (since 1 year at least)17:50
crevette:)17:50
lapoeheh, same here more or less :-)17:50
crevetteI'm not sure it could be applied to a folder17:50
crevetteonly17:50
lapoI think it handle block devices17:50
crevetteyeah17:51
laposo partitions, and loopback files17:51
crevetteappart of a lockdonw, I down see17:51
seb128  if (strcmp (hal_device_get_property_string (volume, "volume.fsusage"), "crypto") == 0)17:51
seb128    is_crypto = TRUE;17:51
crevettedon't see17:51
seb128lapo: that applies to filesystems apparently17:52
seb128so not to a directory17:52
lapoblock devices then17:52
crevetteyeah, not on specific folder17:52
seb128lapo: right17:52
lapoanyway using the hd icon to describe a luks mount looks broken to me17:52
lapono?17:52
lapothat's why I was thinking about the folder that is the most generic thing possible to describe a mount point17:54
seb128I don't think a folder icon would be nice to list a partition in computer17:54
crevetteI would take the volume icon + encrypted icon17:54
crevettenow what should look like the encrypted icon17:55
lapocrevette: that's what I proposed, but looks like it's not possible atm17:56
laposeb128: true tho17:57
seb128what icon was used previous cycle for those?17:57
laposeb128: no one, I don't think we have it in the previous cycle17:57
lapos/have/had/17:58
seb128we had it I think17:58
lapono idea then17:58
seb128pitti: did we had icons for luks devices previous cycles?17:58
pittiseb128: yes, that's a gvfs-age regression17:59
pittiapparently it wants to use separate icons for encrypted devices17:59
pittibut fails to fallback to the standard ones17:59
seb128pitti: do you remember what icon was used?17:59
pitti(human-icon-them does not provide encrypted icons)17:59
seb128pitti: right, we are trying to figure what the "standard one" is17:59
seb128pitti: neither does gnome-icon-theme17:59
seb128pitti: that's not a fallback issue, they just use a name which didn't exist18:00
seb128they implemented a new naming but the icon theme didn't catch up yet18:00
laposeb128: I'm not sure the icon theme will ever catch it up eh :-)18:00
laposeb128: there can't be a sane fallback tho, the less broken is probably media-harddisk :-/18:01
seb128lapo: that will have to do for this cycle18:01
crevettelapo, perhaps a vaulted disk ?18:01
laposeb128: it's not media-harddisk it's drive-harddisk, sorry18:02
lapocrevette: vaulted?18:02
crevettehttp://www.intelliot.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/08/vault.jpg18:03
crevetteokay time to back to home18:04
crevettesee you there18:04
pochuslomo_: err, we still have taglib-sharp 2.0.2.0 :(18:37
pochuslomo_: I prepared the paperwork some time ago, but I forgot about it. do you want me to file a FFe? if so, I hope you can argue for it :)18:38
slomo_yes18:45
slomo_definitely18:45
pochuok, on it18:46
pochuslomo_: have you tested it on hardy? (if not, we will need to do it for the motu-release team to ACK it)18:47
slomo_pochu: no, test it if you want, i can guarantuee that it works fine ;)18:48
pochuheh, ok18:48
crevettehi there18:52
crevetteif I need to uudecode a file in a debian package where should I put this file? under debian or patches ?18:53
pochuslomo_: I'll test it using Banshee (guess that's fine)18:58
slomo_pochu: of course, if you can import music in banshee and the tags are right it works18:59
slomo_bbl now18:59
pochucrevette: gnome-session has them in debian/19:00
pochuslomo_: I guess banshee 1.0 is a no-go for Hardy, right?19:01
slomo_pochu: there's no 1.0 before hardy release19:01
slomo_pochu: just alphas until then... and they miss features, etc which stll need to be ported to the new code19:02
slomo_hardy+1 and backports :)19:02
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pochuok19:03
* pochu tests taglib-sharp19:03
pochucrap19:06
pochubanshee crashed :/19:06
pochuhmm, weird19:07
pochuit crashes on quit19:07
pochuslomo_: can you open banshee and close it without doing anything? :)19:07
pedro_pochu: bug 19949619:16
pedro_blah, anyways that's the banshee/f-spot/tomboy/etc crash at exit, probably the one you're having with banshee too19:17
pochuwow, 127 dups19:18
pochupedro_, slomo_: i guess it should be milestoned as we ship tomboy and f-spot by default ;)19:18
pedro_mm i thought it was, ok it's now19:20
pochuthanks19:23
pochuhmm, now I've found that Rhythmbox won't update the database automatically...19:25
pochuso it still has the old metadata19:25
pochu(I've looked at it with decibel-audio-player too and it's fine there)19:25
pochuhmm, moving out .gnome2/rhythmbox and .gconf/rhythmbox and reloading the library didn't change anything...19:27
crevettethanks pochu19:27
crevettecan I put several pixmap in one uue file ?19:28
* pochu checks with easytag19:28
crevetteI'm not used to that kind of file19:28
pochuneither am I :)19:28
pochueasytag shows the files have changed, so I must be doing something wrong with rhythmbox...19:30
pochuslomo_: anyway banshee/taglib-sharp changed 14 files in a row, so I'm more comfortable now ;)19:30
denndaHow stable is this new tool to configure several screens?19:33
denndaI just tried it and it failed19:33
pochugnome-display-properties?19:35
pochudennda: did you file a bug report btw?19:36
denndapochu: not yet. I am here with some of my fellow students doing some work. We are still busy. Just wanted to know how well the tool works on an intel X3100 because I was unable to adjust the external screen properly. Just out of interest19:37
denndapochu: I will examine that later19:37
dennda(How well it is supposed to work, that is)19:37
pochujust changed the orientation here and it worked fine19:38
pochuX3100 too19:39
denndapochu: with an external screen?19:39
pochunope, an vga monitor19:39
pochu(this is not a laptop)19:39
denndaWith gutsy I have a somewhat strange behaviour: My laptops screen size gets adjusted to the size of the external one. The external one fits just fine but the laptops display is just cut off19:40
denndaI havn't had enough time to check how it behaves with hardy, though19:41
denndaI hope it has become better. That's something really important19:41
crevettedoes pbuilder produces a build log ?19:49
pochucrevette: not by default. there's an option though19:51
crevetteokay19:51
crevettethanks19:51
pochupbuilder build --logfile /some/path *.dsc19:52
denndapochu: I assume you don't have any additional screen standing around?19:52
crevetteokay, you're great19:52
crevettethanks19:52
pochudennda: I don't. perhaps the folks at #ubuntu-x know about any issues with it19:53
pochuasac: you said in jwendell's bug report you have uploaded liferea -0ubuntu4... did you meant -0ubuntu3? I haven't seen ubuntu4 in hardy-changes yet :)20:00
asacyes u320:00
asactypo20:00
asacpochu: ^^20:00
pochuok, thanks20:03
pochuslomo_: http://pastebin.com/m1be2eaa6, fine with you? (specially the part where I mention you)20:04
slomo_pochu: sounds good20:16
slomo_and segv on quit is a known mono or gtk# bug20:16
pochuok, sending20:16
slomo_good work :)20:16
pochunow I'll expect you to add some convincing comments to it ;)20:17
* crevette can't have find and uuencode working together20:17
pochuand sorry for forgetting about it :(20:17
pochuslomo_: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/taglib-sharp/+bug/20987420:26
waltersseb128: what are you guys doing about this issue?  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=48235421:17
crevetteis a set of icons can be provided in a tar.gz instead as a uue set of files ?21:23
seb128walters: nothing yet21:28
seb128walters: too many things to do, and I don't use firefox so I'm not annoyed by it, dunno if you got lot of demands for a change21:28
waltersseb128: ok, keep me updated please on what you decide; I've been trying for months to fix this aspect of the linux desktop, and I'd really like to see it happen21:28
seb128asac: ^ do you know about that?21:29
seb128crevette: no, you can't diff a binary format and tar.gz is one21:29
crevetteokay :/21:29
pochuwalters: there's https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.0/+bug/175904 (which links to the metacity bug), which is milestoned for Hardy. asac is aware of it but I don't know what he has decided to do21:38
walterspochu: thanks, i've subscribed21:39
asacseb128: its a issue metacity vs. compiz21:40
seb128asac: it's not21:40
asaccompiz doesn't raise as aggressively21:40
asacmetacity does21:40
seb128it's something which is not clear documented by the spec21:40
seb128and that the wm implement as they want21:41
seb128technically that's not a bug21:41
asacyes ... thats why i say metacity vs. compiz21:41
asac:)21:41
asacboth compete to set a standard21:41
seb128well, it's not a bug, nothing say they have to be consistent21:41
asacbut given that metacity had the compiz behaviour before, i'd say that metacity breached a de facto standar21:41
waltersit's almost like having multiple free implementations of the same thing is a bad idea...21:41
asacwhere did i say its differnt21:42
asacdiffernt21:42
asacouch21:42
pochuI think the previous behaviour (the window bar in the window list highlighted) was good, but this one is highly annoying21:42
asaci just say: once the behaviour changes in a way that without adding tweaks to the app people feel annoyed its a problem21:42
asacand maybe an indicator that it might have required multiple steps :)21:42
asacbut then i see how firefox could behave better.21:43
asacand if it does, the metacity behaviour would be superior21:43
asaci haven't tried how the metacity patch feels21:44
asacmaybe its even a gtk issue that it doesn't support more fine grained control on what gtk_window_present does21:45
asacis present an atomic WM operation?21:45
seb128I would argue that's a firefox bug21:45
seb128it should add tabs if there is some firefox windows on the current workspace or viewport21:46
seb128and open a new one if there is none there21:46
asaci don't think its a real bug anywhere21:46
asacit just happens that everything together is now annoying :)21:47
asaclast time i looked there was no simple api support for this kind of logic21:47
asacin gtk/gdk21:47
asacwhich indicates that there is definitly room for improvement for other parts of the stack too21:48
asacbut i agree that in the end firefox should handle it21:48
asacpreferably through a simple api21:48
seb128right, gtk doesn't allow to do that easily21:48
pochuseb128: well, if I have "open links in a new tab", I'd expect firefox to do that even if I'm on a different workspace21:48
asacwhich is due to the fact that gtk didn't know what metacity would do at some point imo21:48
pochuso I don't think opening windows if there's no window in the current workspace is good behaviour21:49
seb128pochu: well, in this case firefox should not call the present function then and just silently add the tab21:49
pochuright21:49
asacseb128: but still it hsould raise on other desktop21:49
seb128why?21:49
asacand blink in window taskbar21:49
seb128if you decide to add tabs you likely know what you are doing and where the thing is21:50
asacor isn't it possible in gnome to show all windows in the window taskbar?21:50
seb128that's possible21:50
asaci think somewhere i had a blinking window task and could click on that to zoom to that desktop21:50
seb128right click on the task list corner and properties, you have an option there21:50
asaci would like that behaviour if open in new tab is used21:50
asacnot sure if that can be done without present21:50
asacyou see what i mean by this "present on other desktop" use-case?21:52
seb128yes21:52
asacyeah.21:52
seb128what pidgin does when you receive an im message21:52
asachard to chew on all this21:52
seb128or xchat21:52
seb128they blink21:52
seb128but you don't need to present the dialog for that21:52
seb128present raise it to the foreground too21:53
seb128which is different of asking attention21:53
seb128the present api is give me this on screen now so I can use it21:53
asacanyway ... my short term solution is to turn of "open new links in tab" .. and use "open new links in new window" instead21:54
asacwhich is probably more comprehensible for the normal ubuntu user anyway21:54
Nafalloehrm21:54
Nafallono21:54
NafalloI don't want to hold firefox please.21:55
seb128Nafallo: those are options, why would you hold firefox rather than changing the settingµ?21:55
asachold firefox? what does that mean?21:56
Nafalloseb128: ah. I read "turn of" in a totally different way :-)21:56
seb128asac: he means not upgrade to not get the behaviour you describe21:56
NafalloI thought it was hide the option or so :-P21:56
* Nafallo totally relies on tabs at work :-)21:56
asacok i added ubufox and milestoned it for that setting change21:56
asacmaybe we get the a better solution for the .1 release21:58
Nafalloas long as I have the choice to switch... ;-)21:58
asacNafallo: you have :)21:58
asacunless you add a lockPref on your own :)21:59
Nafallohhee21:59
Nafallos/he/eh/21:59
asacyou can lock prefs ... e.g. if an admin doesn't want students or kiosk systems to be changed pref-wise22:00
ftaasac, one more reason for me to not use ubufox. browser.tabs.loadDivertedInBackground is not perfect but it's best workaround we have if the metacity patch is rejected.22:36
ftatabmix+ or another tab extension should do to restore the full expected behavior22:38
seb128the patch is not rejected22:38
seb128I don't really care about using it or not but I would prefer if it was special casing firefox in the behaviour change22:38
ftawell, above, you didn't seem to want it22:38
seb128I don't have a strong opinion22:38
seb128but I think firefox is buggy in what it tries to do22:38

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