[00:00] yup [00:00] is it a good idea to suggest that a person move his/her feature request to brainstorm? [00:00] no luck there [00:00] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=879360 [00:00] thats the thread [00:01] Odd-rationale: when you speak of a feature request, are you speaking of a wishlisted bug report on launchpad? [00:01] mrooney: more like one that should be listed as wishlist... [00:01] but yes [00:06] Odd-rationale: which specific bug report are you referring to? [00:07] mrooney: well, i cam across this one: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/254173 [00:07] Launchpad bug 254173 in ubuntu "There's a need for a UI to invalid partitions checking while mounting" [Undecided,New] [00:08] i want him to put it in brainstorm so that i can vote it down... :P [00:13] man this is ridiculous I am been trying to fix this for over a week now [00:14] -cli [00:14] sorry wrong window [00:15] well thanks for trying to help [00:15] mlester: paste your sources.list somewhere along with any other files in the sources.list.d directory [00:16] paste.ubuntu.com works [00:16] ok [00:18] http://paste.ubuntu.com/35694/ thats my sources.list [00:19] amd there is nothing in the sources.list.d directory [00:19] mlester: some log files like /var/log/apt.log would help [00:20] ok I get those too [00:22] I dont seem to have the log file and in /var/log/apt/term.log [00:22] there is nothing in there [00:23] do u guys want to see my syslog [00:24] perhaps the output of 'sudo apt-get update' in a terminal would help [00:24] ok [00:26] http://paste.ubuntu.com/35695/ [00:38] so is it safe to report a bug [00:38] and if so how would I report this I have never reported a bug report [00:45] oh well thanks for trying to help === m_newton is now known as THEmaster_N === THEmaster_N is now known as m_newton [02:34] HI all! [02:35] hey === m_newton is now known as THEmaster_N [02:47] mrooney === THEmaster_N is now known as m_newton [02:49] anakron: hi! [02:49] Im Gabriel Ruiz [02:50] hm yes please poke my memory as to why I know that name [02:50] XD [02:50] i sent a email to ubuntu-bugsquad [02:51] reason: interview with Brian Murray [02:51] i need you to transcribe it [02:51] remember? [02:51] anakron: ahh yes yes, sorry [02:51] now I remember :) [02:51] xD [02:52] I was playing around with the `transcriber` package in Ubuntu today [02:52] I couldn't really figure anything out [02:55] mm ok [02:55] I will play around with it more or just do it the "hard" way [02:55] yeaha [02:55] sounds like someone has done the first quarter, that's nice [02:55] ill try to do it in hardy way too [02:56] cause we need to show it at least tommow [02:56] tomorrow [02:56] oh, what does "at least tomorrow" mean [02:56] at the latest? [02:56] xD [02:56] im so nervous xD [02:58] We must to do it fast [02:58] cause Tomorrow(for me) will be Ubuntu Global Bug Jam [04:08] Hi. I've got totem segfaulting on startup in the latest hardy release. I can't see any obvious matches for it in launchpad. [04:08] What do i need to do - just log a new bug in launchpad? === LucidFox_zzzzz is now known as LucidFox [04:34] Ok... great news... i got a buddy to teach python .... Sunday, August 10 at 12:00 PM EST ##beginners-help -- Python 101 {}^^^ it will be hands on help |||Join all if u want to learn |||spread the word [05:51] night all [05:52] and remember, My tutoring for python is on Sunday on ##beginners classroom at noon EST [06:28] good morning [06:41] hello all. I am triaging bug 144856 and find that the gnumeric in Hardy has these keyboard accelerators. For.e.g Pressing "Alt + S" saves the file. So can we close the isusue or ask the OP to check in Hardy and wait until he reverts back to close it? [06:41] Launchpad bug 144856 in gnumeric "gnumeric save dialog keyboard accelerators" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/144856 === takdi1 is now known as takdir [07:15] tuxmaniac, yes, ask him to check that on Hardy, put the bug as incomplete [07:46] BINGO! [07:47] bloody hell for some reson this bingo card is not generating for me. May be I should file a bug and get one up ;) [07:48] BINGO! === mcas is now known as mcas_away [10:18] ok, if a bug got fixed released in intrepid and not in hardy, what should be the bug status? fix-released? [10:26] techno_freak: Yes, Fix Released. If you think it's important enough to also fix in hardy, nominate it for hardy (which opens a new task, with a separate staus) [10:27] persia, can you check the latest comment in bug #243828? I closed it as fix released after asking it here a month ago. [10:27] Launchpad bug 243828 in ganeti "should depend on python-simplejson" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/243828 [10:28] it says "Nominated for Hardy" [10:29] bug 256277 can someone put this on wishlist for intrepid? thanks [10:29] techno_freak: Is it true that without simplejson the application won't even start? [10:29] Launchpad bug 256277 in transmission "Update Bittorrent client Transmission in repos " [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/256277 [10:30] Monk-e: Set to Wishlist [10:30] persia: I can't change status [10:31] A wiki page referred me to here to ask. [10:31] Monk-e: Yes. It is now set to Wishlist. Refresh. [10:31] persia: thanks. :) [10:32] persia: how come I can't change status? [10:33] Monk-e: It's a restricted permission, or we'd end up with too many critical bugs. The bugcontrol team can change the status (and many are often here). [10:33] If you've triaged a bunch of bugs, you can apply to join bugcontrol. [10:33] (see the wiki page) [10:33] persia: thanks again. :) see ya [10:36] persia, the ganti googlecode page mentions no simplejson requirement [10:36] ganeti* [10:37] techno_freak: Hmm. I'm just not sure whether it needs the hardy task approved or not: I'm not tempted to increase the load on the SRU folk unless we know it is broken (but have no idea about ganeti ) [10:38] hmm ok === LucidFox is now known as LucidFox_away [11:00] persia: By status you do mean importance, right? [11:00] wgrant, right, setting the importance of a bug [11:22] wgrant: Err. Yes. Thank you. [12:33] HI all!! [12:33] its already Ubuntu global bug jum there in England? [12:46] Hi every one. [12:50] I found a bug with synaptic,It will download packages and install them for me,but after it has finished doing it for me,it will just hang when I try and use the close button. [12:51] So I have to issue the command with Konsole "sudo killall synaptic.I'm currently using Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex Alpha 3 to test it out. [12:51] Can anybody help me with this? [13:00] steve555, so you are using synaptic within KDE? [13:00] Yeah I am. [13:06] steve555, in Synaptic, after you get into the situation where you can't close the window, can you access the help menu? if so, try Help > Report a Problem [13:06] Ok Techno_freak,I'll give that a try. [13:06] steve555, as an additional note, the is an Adept package managed that comes with KDE which you can try instead [13:06] there* [13:07] manager* [13:08] I can't use Adept_Manager at the moment,as it is broken since Alpha 1.I'm just waiting for them to fix it eventually,as it is a known problem with it.# [13:09] steve555, oh you are using intrepid alpha, ok, didn't notice it before :) [13:11] steve555: You might try aptitude, it's an ncurses UI only, but it's fairly resistant to problems. [13:12] No worries,I've just fired up synaptic,and downloaded a package called kgrab.It has downloaded and installed,but the Applying Changes dialogue is frozen and the main application is greyed out.I will try out the aptitude GUI,as I already use it thorugh Konsole. [13:15] HAPPY GLOBALBUGJAM DAY! [13:17] A happy bugjam to you as well dholbach,Techno_Freak,I've just used konsloe with the earlier command to kill synaptic again. [13:19] dholbach, to you too! :) [13:19] :-) [13:26] Hey guys, I'm trying to triage bug #252174 by getting a backtrace. Whenever gvfsd-trash dies, it gets spawned again within a few seconds. How can I find out which process is doing this? I need to stop it so I can run it with gdb. [13:26] Launchpad bug 252174 in gvfs "gvfsd-trash crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/252174 [13:26] guys... use 5-a-day with a global-august-08- tag, please! :) [13:26] check this out: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/bugjam.png [13:32] Hi all === LucidFox_away is now known as LucidFox [13:38] Hi anacron [13:48] If I'm getting ?? in a stacktrace, how do I work out which debug symbols I need? [13:50] Hew: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProgramCrash [13:57] dholbach: that doesn't say which packages to use, apart from the one for the program in question. I'm trying to get a complete stacktrace for gvfsd-trash; I have gvfs-backends-dbgsym, gvfs-dbgsym, gvfs-fuse-dbgsym, libdbus-1-3-dbgsym, and I'm still seeing the first two lines as ?? [14:00] did you restart gdb afterwards? [14:06] hi warp10! [14:19] Hew, also -- if you look to the right of the '??' lines, you should see what library/program it is in. Then it is just a question of finding the respective install package [14:21] dholbach: I'm catching the crash with apport atm, as gvfsd-crash seems to automatically start, and I have no idea how to stop it so I can run it in gdb. I'm just looking at the stacktrace section in apport. [14:22] Hew, if it is an apport-generated trace, then you should have a crash file under /var/crash [14:22] you can use apport-retrace then [14:22] with a -g for gdb [14:23] but I can't really remember how to use it, it's been a while [14:23] but it's good stuff [14:23] apport-retrace --help ;-) [14:24] yea, I've been looking at the .crash files, trying to add dbgsym packages and see if the ?? gets fixed up [14:25] http://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/ is part of the latest .crash I've got [14:25] apport-retrace can download them for you [14:25] you can have apport-retrace automagically add the -dbgsym [14:25] oh excellent, I'll check it out [14:25] thanks guys [14:26] sudo apport-retrace -o new.crash /var/crash/_usr_whatever_etc [14:26] i fied a bug on gvfs crash and IIRC apport retraced it fine [14:26] filed [14:27] heya dholbach! [14:27] I'm working on bug #252174 [14:27] Launchpad bug 252174 in gvfs "gvfsd-trash crashed with SIGSEGV in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/252174 [14:28] ah i marked it as a dupe [14:29] hah! this is the one I opened... [14:32] no, not me [14:32] Hew, you still get the crash, with up-to-date gvfs? [14:33] hggdh: yes [14:33] I didn't realise I was still getting it, but I found out that if a .crash file already exists, it's just that apport doesn't bug you about it so I didn't notice [14:37] do you have any ideas on how to reproduce? [14:37] hggdh: It seems to crash on startup most of the time [14:37] I'm able to reproduce it atm, which is why I'm trying to grab this stacktrace [14:37] argh, apport-retrace is telling me to install -dbgsym packages which don't exist though.. [14:38] disregard FTM, it will try to install all dbgsyms related to the packages even if they are not being directly used [14:39] oh, will it do it automatically if I run it as root? [14:40] one way to find out.. [14:40] yes [14:41] sudo apport-retrace -o new.crash /var/crash/_usr_whatever_etc [14:44] yep, got all possible packages now, just run into a gpg issue so grabbing seb128's key [14:48] haha, it STILL has those ?? lines.. [14:48] see http://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/ [14:49] hggdh: do you know how I can resolve them, or if they're even relevant? (I'm a tracing noob) [14:58] hmm, my class schedule is set up quite poorly for hug days [14:59] the two days I have classes are Tuesdays and Thursdays [15:05] Hew, well, you cannot, at least not automagically via apport [15:06] most of the times, missing dbgsyms are caused by a brand new package version being put available. The dbgsym generation runs behind, and might take a while to catch up [15:08] what apport-gtk runs, it list all packages related to the one failing (rdepends, I guess). Not all of them are directly related to the issue [15:09] but apport-retrace will try to load dbgsyms for all... [15:10] the only reall way to know if they are relevant for a specific crash is by looking at the BT, and checking the unresolved symbols ... [15:10] ok [15:10] For ?? in apport retraces, it might be nice to determine for which library the dbgsym is corrupt. [15:11] I just saw the title of this crash I'm tracing, and it's actually a different issue haha, oh well [15:11] Often a rebuild will generate proper dbgsyms, and if not, then it can be done with packaging changes. [15:11] persia -- and ping pitti on them? [15:11] but hopefully I have the dbgsym packages in case I catch the crash again [15:11] hggdh: No need: just file a bug on the package. Tag it "bitesize packaging". [15:11] thanks [15:14] what is the proper wiki page for debugging kernel lockups? say, at login [15:16] kernel lockup at *login* That's odd. Usually it's boot or something. [15:16] mrooney, the current is https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies [15:16] persia: I assume it isn't just X since caps lock and magic sys req keys don't work, correct? [15:17] mrooney, out of sheer dumb curiosity -- would you be running with the Radeon video driver? [15:17] mrooney: X can eat the keyboard too: you might try running an sshd and seeing if you can get in that way. [15:18] Alternately, it might be a graphics driver, but that usually hits at ?dm start. [15:18] hggdh: I am using the restricted ati fglrx driver [15:18] so, yes? [15:18] k. I have found mesself with a X lockup, and this would happen on GTK and Radeon [15:18] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeamBugPolicies might help. [15:18] persia: thanks [15:19] since this is my laptop, I got really hit while on the road [15:19] but ssh would still work [15:19] hggdh: oh, interesting [15:19] did you ever...fix it? [15:19] could not, not on the road [15:19] I moved temporarily to radeonhd, and this seemed to bypass [15:19] ah yes, running KDE with *no* GTK applications seems to work also [15:20] as soon as I am back home I will go back to it === bluap_ is now known as pjbroad [15:26] mrooney, another thing: when this happened, the only local option was a hard reboot (force power-off). Remotely I could stop X, but the keyboard would still be locked [15:27] interesting; right now I am just hard rebooting as well when it happens [15:27] another symptom was X eating up one and a half CPU [15:27] I don't know if it is related but in a seemingly equally probable percent of the time (33-50%), it locks up at logOUT too, just leaving me at a completely black screen [15:28] basically once I am logged in on this computer, I try to stay that way :) [15:28] try SSHing in, if you have another system you can use [15:34] Hew, at least one of the unresolved lines in the stacktrace is from libpthread -- libc. So I guess we could follow persia's suggestion to open a bug on libc, and tag it bitesize packaging [15:36] heh. libc is rarely bitesize :) Are you sure it's not calling out again? [15:36] :-) === _neversfelde is now known as neversfelde [15:37] no, I am not... one of the addresses at the top (see http://paste.ubuntu.com/35846/) is a low address, perhaps kernel-related? [15:37] hggdh: libc6-dbg and libc6-dbgsym already exist, I'm not sure what requires packaging. [15:37] btw, I had -dbg installed, but apport-retrace removed it and installed -dbgsym instead [15:38] that's OK, only one of them can stay installed [15:38] the issue is libpthread is not resolving the symbols [15:44] I'd like to propose a new tag for a class of bugs: is there a procedure for that, or do I just add it to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Tags ? [15:46] persia, probably the best would be to email bug-control, and propose it here [15:46] hggdh: Thanks. === qense is now known as qense|afk [15:47] chuckf: will you guys be in an irc channel, too? [15:47] crimsun, for a while, yeah [15:47] Also, on the ?? : there's one low address, and then it bounces out again: it's the bounce out part that gets interesting. Frame 3 is likely not so important, but without frame 0, it's hard to debug :/ [15:48] persia -- yes... and the address of the ) frame seems to be out of the code so far [15:48] Err, Frame *2* is likely not so important [15:49] s/\)/0/ [15:49] hggdh: Yeah: it's probably that the application is exposing a bug somewhere else (or is using the API in a maner other than that documented). It's hard to tell from what we have. [15:50] persia -- re. the new tag: if you think it will be good, go ahead and do it -- you could still send an email to the list explaining why [15:51] hggdh: I've started using it already, but I'm sending a mail as you suggest. Better to not annoy people :) [15:51] well, I am not annoyed ;-) [15:52] hggdh: Surely, but I still remember the fuss about people wishlisting sync bugs. I'd rather be careful. Also, the mail helps introduce it so that people start to use the tag. [15:53] yes, this is why I suggested it (and I also remember the fuss...) === asac_ is now known as asac [16:30] under bugs.launchpad.net when you search a package like 'seahorse' I get 9 results that are mostly unknown/new. But when I get the bug itself those are the status' for the upstream project and the ubuntu distro is a different satus. [16:30] chuckf, and? [16:30] Is there a way to change what I see on that first list to reflect the ubuntu status rather than upstream? [16:31] chuckf: How are you seeing the list? [16:31] go to bugs.launchpad.net and search seahorse [16:31] You might want https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/seahorse/+bugs [16:31] That probably takes you to https://launchpad.net/seahorse/+bugs [16:32] persia, that's it, thanks [16:33] (it is worth noting this is highly confusing for the new user) [16:33] hggdh: Confusing enough to have been filed as a bug? I've been doing it too long to notice the confusion, but if you're able to support the case, filing a bug against Malone might help. === qense|afk is now known as qense [16:35] persia, is there a way to search a package and get to that? [16:37] persia, I am not sure this is a Malone bug... if you look at the Overview on https://launchpad.net/seahorse/+bugs, you will notice this is an old project (last updated for Edgy) [16:38] what we might need to do is some sort of cleanup. Also, the bugs reported there should probably have been reported against ./ubuntu/+source/seahorse instead [16:39] hey chuckf [16:40] hggdh: Maybe. I think that it's a bug that we need to redefine the upstream association for each source package each release. That's just *way* too much work for far too little benefit. [16:40] If that bug gets fixed, I'd be willing to associate upstream links again. [16:40] hey there dholbach === Odd-rationale_ is now known as Odd-rationale [16:58] Hey all, cheers from venezuela, I was asked about this bughttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/almanah/+bug/256347 [16:59] Launchpad bug 256347 in almanah "Error in Original Maintainer (usually from Debian)" [Undecided,New] [17:00] I am a bit puzzled... this package was done someone, and it appears as if the a mantainer is claiming he mantains the pacakge [17:01] effie_jayx: if you check out the patch linked in the bug report, you will notice that the Original-Maintainer was changed to somebody else [17:01] -Maintainer: Angel Abad (Ikusnet SLL) [17:01] +XSBC-Original-Maintainer: Stefan Ebner [17:01] that's a mistake [17:01] dholbach, ahhh cool [17:01] effie_jayx: and sebner is on it [17:01] so it's all good [17:01] dholbach, great [17:02] saludos [17:02] dholbach: yes, sir :) [17:02] :-) [17:03] dholbach, thanks for the pair of eyes there :D [17:03] blastermaster_, epa, [17:03] oye es aqui o no Blaster? [17:03] effie_jayx: np [17:03] effie_jayx: dholbach: Just as background, that package history is complex: the version in Ubuntu came from REVU prior to the preparation of the version in Debian, and there has been no merge or sync. [17:04] ah ok [17:04] it's just what I could guess from looking at it :) [17:04] Yeah. That "patch from ubuntu" is a little misleading, and incredibly huge. I'm not sure where the impression was created that one was based on another. [17:05] persia, I see [17:06] C3s4r, hey C3s4r :) [17:06] effie_jayx ;) [17:06] effie_jayx bueno ya hice lo que tenia que hacer [17:06] persia, so what is the solution then ? [17:07] effie_jayx sigo buscando mas bugs [17:08] * pedro_ hugs the whole channel [17:08] hello guys, everybody enjoying the GBJ ? [17:08] pedro_, yep... in maracaibo we are meeting later today [17:08] but we are already ircing the basics [17:09] effie_jayx: nice!, yeah almost the same here at Chile ;-) [17:09] effie_jayx: remember to use 5-a-day to see your job reflected here: http://daniel.holba.ch/5-a-day-stats/ [17:10] pedro_: absolutely :) [17:10] pedro_: and here: http://people.ubuntu.com/~dholbach/bugjam.png :-) [17:10] pedro_, I haven't submited any yet ;), I am working on my 5 first [17:10] yay!! [17:10] I am trying to reproduce a bug that C3s4r reported [17:11] effie_jayx: The Ubuntu packager and the new Debian Maintainer will coordinate, and collaborate to take the best of each for a sync. [17:12] persia, ahh cool [17:16] * yuriy is looking for a good bug to use as an example [17:16] yuriy, example for? [17:16] for teaching people at bug jam [17:17] * effie_jayx is looking for bugs as well [17:19] pick a few Triaged bugs of a package that people know well [17:23] is staging.lp.net a fair place to use for examples? [17:30] hi. Some of these compiz bugs are related to a particular applications behaviour (e.g. firefox) when compiz is turned on. This misbehaviour is not seen when it is off. So is this a firefox bug or compiz assignment is correct? [17:30] hope I made myself clear [17:41] tuxmaniac, I understand your wording ;) [17:42] tuxmaniac, however I think it is compiz related..., Firefox for example would not respond at times.. but compiz eanbles the no response effect and that doesn't help either [17:42] effie_jayx: wwell I had that doubt, because when I read it again, I banged myself for having such bad english :-) [17:56] * greg-g waves from Michigan [17:56] * RoAkSoAx waves from Perú :D [17:56] * greg-g really waves from California, but I am representing Michigan today :) [17:58] * RoAkSoAx really waves from Arequipa, but the Peruvian Bug Jam is done in Lima, that Peruvian City capital :P [17:58] cool [17:58] Doesn't xubuntu use the gnome-power-manager as well? [17:59] :=) [17:59] Hello ;) Peru getting ready [18:02] * tuxmaniac waves from India. Its already 1 day over here :-) [18:12] hehehee, It feels like open day for the olympics... [18:12] lol [18:17] Hello all [18:17] peru reporting! [18:17] Ubuntu-us-ma also reporting ;-) [18:17] nxvl, was about time :P [18:18] i was fighting with the network [18:18] :P [18:18] bright and sunny here in california :) [18:18] nxvl, hahaha yeah xander21c mentioned something about that [18:18] aah teh americas have awakened. India is reaching the fag end of the day [18:20] indeed [18:21] that makes it better then :D [18:21] we can work 24 hours [18:22] What? A global day is 49 hours long. No shirking! [18:22] persia: that's why it's 2 day long jam [18:27] Two global days is 73 hours :p [18:28] 8:D [18:28] persia: a lot of bug work [18:34] nxvl: That's why we're here. [18:35] Now we just need to get complete workflow: New -> Confirmed, Confirmed -> Triaged, Triaged -> In Progress, In-Progress -> Fix Released for as many as possible. [18:35] (but it's not the right time on this side of the world now) [18:35] heh [18:36] persia: it's late out there [18:38] cool, one of our guys reported a bug in the last hour and he's already been notified it's being worked on:) [18:38] 3 of the bugs I have triaged, the OPs have reported back that it isnt seen anymore and one can close it :d [18:39] now my question, how does the 5-a-day-applet work in hardy? I can't seem to get it running [18:39] chuckf: use the CLI. its much simpler [18:39] or I feel more comfortable with it [18:39] chuckf: just drag and drop your bug tabs into it [18:39] nxvl, how do I start it? [18:40] right-click panel --> add to panel ? [18:40] I ran the install via the wiki page instructions and it shows installed [18:40] ah, there it is [18:41] it wasn't showing up before [18:43] chuckf, the applet been working fine for me till now, a bit easier to add to my 5-a-day [18:44] I don't know if I didn't wait long enough or what, but I didn't see it in the add to panel menu until just now, some time after installing it [18:48] chuckf: There's a refresh bug with applet installation: it's often easiest to log out and log in again after installing applet packages (although there is another way to do it, I don't know it) [18:50] persia, regarding bug 243828, got reply that python-simplejson is very much a dependency for ganeti and would like to update the package in hardy (the latest is available with simplejson dependency in intrepid) [18:50] Launchpad bug 243828 in ganeti "should depend on python-simplejson" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/243828 [18:50] join the dholbach huggers team: https://edge.launchpad.net/~dholbach-huggers [18:50] persia, yeah I was probably being too impatient [18:51] nxvl, approve me ;) [18:51] nxvl: why is the team moderated? [18:52] techno_freak: OK. Approving nomination. Please appropriately set the tasks. [18:52] pedro_: because i create it at 2 am, opened now [18:52] nxvl: alright, thanks ;-) [18:52] me me me . I already commented on your blog with a +1 [18:52] nxvl: ^ [18:53] persia, what should i do for "appropriately set the tasks"? :) [18:53] o/ from peru [18:53] pedro_: you probably want to join the ~we-love-pitti team too [18:53] :P [18:53] techno_freak: Well, intrepid is Fix Released. You'll want to triage the Hardy task as you would for any possible stable update. [18:53] !sru [18:53] Stable Release Update information is at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/StableReleaseUpdates [18:54] persia, ok, will check that out [18:54] pedro_: https://edge.launchpad.net/~we-love-pitti [18:54] nxvl: haha saw it the other day, pitti didn't even know about it :-P [18:55] pedro_: yes, he knows :D [18:55] pedro_: he told me: don't post about it it's to emabaring how it is now [18:55] * nxvl searchs logs [18:55] lol! [18:56] I have just installed intrepid,But first time since 6.06, my touchpad vertical scroll doesnt work out of box.. Any guidance? [18:56] techno_freak: Ask if you have questions (but I've just finished the thing I'm staying up for, so probably won't be be the person who answers) [18:56] persia, ok :) === mcas_away is now known as mcas [18:57] pedro_: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/08/06/%23ubuntu-devel.html <- 07:50 [18:57] manishtech: wait: the new input for the new X is still under heavy adjustment. [18:57] Has anyone faced any problems with touchpad in 8.10? [18:57] persia: thanks... how long will i have to wait :D [18:58] manishtech: Weeks maybe. [18:58] lç [18:58] persia: In next Alpha release can i expect it to be in? Still by that time, any tweaks to make it running? [18:58] nxvl: ah yeah, that was last week i was referring to a few more days ago, but yeah :-P [18:59] ubuntu people is so nice [18:59] pedro_: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/08/08/%23ubuntu-devel.html <- 08:03 [18:59] pedro_: no, that was 4 days ago [18:59] nxvl: is diego already there at the university ? [18:59] manishtech: I'm not sure if it will make the next Alpha. It ought be sorted by FeatureFreeze. [19:00] pedro_: not, the lazy it's on his way [19:01] slacker :-P [19:02] pedro_: yep [19:11] wow, the new/nopackage bugs will go below 2000 before we are done this weekend [19:20] crowdsourcing ftw [19:22] yep [19:23] ive been thinking about setting up a crowdsourcing blog like site for various things [19:32] <_stink_> i'm trying to use the 5-a-day command line thing on gutsy... it complains that "ValueError: User 'ajlincoln' not found in launchpad", but ajlincoln is my launchpad ID (i'm signed in right now). any advice? [19:33] spell check? [19:33] _stink_: gimma a link to your lp profile [19:33] <_stink_> never mind. figured it out. i'm *dumb* [19:34] GO MICHIGAN! ;) [19:34] <_stink_> yay! we da bst [19:35] werd [19:36] can someone check and see whether bug 254740 is reproducible? [19:36] Launchpad bug 254740 in gcalctool "512000 in Decimal, convert to hex is wrong" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/254740 [19:38] oo, gcalc bugs, I like them [19:38] hi everyone [19:40]