[00:00] asac, got an answer for 3.1 [00:23] asac: Are you planning to remove firefox soon? It appears to be uninstallable, and should probably die anyway... [00:24] we will remove it [00:24] <[reed]> ? [00:24] <[reed]> oh, firefox 2? [00:25] Yes. [00:25] yes [00:25] in intrepid only [00:25] <[reed]> heh, k :) [00:27] [reed], do you see any reason we should keep it ? [00:27] <[reed]> no [00:27] <[reed]> it becomes unsupported in December [00:27] <[reed]> :) [00:28] we discussed that during the last meeting and voted for the removal [00:28] yeah, i know [00:39] [reed], why did the moved the newtab button? it's impossible to move it now [00:39] -d [00:40] <[reed]> not sure, really. I saw the bug, but I didn't think anything about it [00:42] hmmm, "Part 2 of Ogg backend seeking implementation" [00:44] "More JIT testing on trunk. Crashers found, but many known. " still crashing here [01:01] the new flash is far better but still a pig [01:02] 66% cpu + 14% for Xorg [01:17] 40% under ff3.1, interesting [05:36] fta: latest version doesn't build, current version doesn't install. [16:28] asac, [reed], http://paste.ubuntu.com/51677/ bad mozilla [16:45] hello === asac_ is now known as asac [16:46] fta: reconnect ;) [16:46] Andre1: hi [16:47] hhmmm ok sorry, this is my first time using IRC so bare with me [16:48] can you help me with using lightning in ubuntu? [16:51] hello? [16:53] Andre1: install the lightning-extension package ;) [16:53] i have lightning on my computer already [16:54] for some reason I can't add events to my calender [16:55] and currently I can't even shut down thunderbird. I've opened a terminal and typed top but I can't see thunderbird running [16:57] any ideas? [16:57] anyone watching this at all? [17:01] 36 people in the room and I'm the only one talking? [17:02] Sorry if I'm spamming, but I've never used IRC before so would appreciate knowing if anyone is listening [17:04] magical [17:09] I've never used IRC before... yeah... thats why you should read at least some documents about "how to behave on irc" [17:09] lol [17:37] [reed], libasound is linked everywhere in trunk, this is ugly: ( [17:38] even in libsqlite3.so [18:02] asac, [reed]: firefox is 2nd: https://edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+upstreamreport# [19:28] hi! [19:29] fta: I have a problem with the current user.I can't launch spicebird when I run as myself but other users on my sys can launch spicebird.Other users are both desktop users and admin privileged users.I get a cannot connect to dbus file error. [19:31] wikz, hm, never heard of that [19:31] fta: I don't want to re-create my user as I have been using this for a long time, since 7.04 [19:31] Lots of customizations and shortcuts [19:31] and I have been bothering my team that something is wron with spicebird :( [19:32] you could disable dbus but there's probably a better solution [19:32] did you google for your error message? [19:34] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/dbus/+bug/85118 [19:34] Launchpad bug 85118 in dbus "epiphany launch error: Unable to connect to session bus" [Medium,Confirmed] [19:34] something like this fta [19:34] asac, i've experimented a bit with the QT support in 3.1. I've drafted my ideas on the wiki: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/QT please let me know what you think [19:42] wikz, did you try to restart dbus? [19:42] restarted the system too [19:42] tried the tricks [19:43] why just with one user and not others [19:44] you may have files/sockets with the wrong perms [19:44] have a look in /var/run/dbus/ or /var/run/hald/ [19:45] try netstat -a [19:45] or start spicebird under strace and look for dbus [20:03] fta: you also might need to ship firefox QT with a KDE theme like http://ramonantonio.net/kde-firefox/ [20:25] fta: Do I need to put the stuff in the /usr/share folder ?like thunderbird 2 or everything in one folder like TB3 ? [20:27] wikz, debian (and lintian) would want you to do like tb2. here, we don't care much about that and prefer the upstream way.. at least for now. [20:27] thanks :) [20:28] fta: This brings me to the doubt whether I need to maintain separate binaries for debain and ubuntu ? [20:28] are debians really pricky about these ? [20:30] they are, as there are driven by their strict policy. In theory, ubuntu too but this particular rule is not enforced, at least, not by us [20:30] man :| [20:31] it's a choice we've made last year to stick with /usr/lib/product-version/ from upstream rather than having to patch and dissect to get /usr/lib/product and /usr/share/product [20:34] fta: there are other issues too.I need atleast telepathy 0.7.9 to use the system flag but hardy has 0.7.3 .ibex has 0.7.13. [20:35] well, then build in-source for hardy :( [20:36] any point in supporting prior to hardy ? Gutsy and all ? [20:37] i don't think so. the latest dev & stable and the lts are enough [20:38] the further back you go, the worse it is to support, mainly because of dependencies [21:22] <[reed]> fta: I'm not sure how to read this page... [21:22] <[reed]> ah, let me read the wiki [21:22] [reed], click on the link in the yellow box [21:23] <[reed]> yeah [21:23] <[reed]> so, basically, this says you all are doing a horrible job at triaging and pointing stuff upstream :p [21:23] <[reed]> [21:23] lol [21:24] [reed], or http://stompbox.typepad.com/blog/2008/09/introducing-the.html [21:24] i'm much into bugs, that's a full time job [21:25] especially with crappy^Hbig software like ff [21:25] <[reed]> haha [21:25] <[reed]> need to get more Ubuntu/Canonical QA folks working on stuff ;) [21:27] all slackers [21:28] <[reed]> jcastro: very neat report ;) [21:29] wikz, https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2008-September/000113.html [21:31] [reed], you know you can help us too [21:32] [reed], especially that your are using the official builds on ubuntu, you could help triaging packaging/ubuntu bugs from upstream bugs in a blink [21:33] * fta votes for a 5-a-day just for [reed] [21:34] <[reed]> jaja [21:34] <[reed]> er [21:34] <[reed]> haha [21:34] <[reed]> I already triage bugs in Bugzilla! [21:34] <[reed]> yet another bug tracking system :( [21:35] <[reed]> I'm more than happy to help track down bugs upstream on a request basis, but I honestly don't have the time to triage all the bugs in launchpad [21:36] <[reed]> I'm already super busy ;( [21:39] the last column could do [21:39] those in pending_bugwatch [21:39] just 33 [21:44] fta: how can I add our bugzilla in the launchpad project settings ?so that users file bug directly there instead of here?Do you have a better suggestion than this ? [21:46] hm, in the project page, there's something [21:47] yes bugzillas for lots projects but obviously noy ours [21:47] one says somewhere else [21:48] that's all [21:52] wikz, i just asked the lp admin, you have to file a question to request it: https://answers.launchpad.net/launchpad [22:00] fta: thanks :) [22:06] <[reed]> fta: ok, I'll try to take a look later this week [22:06] <[reed]> too many projects due before that ;) [22:31] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=928263 [22:34] http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=927822