/srv/irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/10/13/#ubuntu-desktop.txt

* bhale pokes Hobbsee with a pointy stick01:18
ajmitchcareful there...01:28
bhale:/01:34
ajmitchhow's it going? haven't seen you around for awhile01:43
bhaleajmitch: its all good, I travel like a mad man02:05
bhaleajmitch: you?02:05
ajmitchbusy with work, clients driving me mad, etc02:05
ajmitchnothing out of the ordinary02:05
* Hobbsee pokes bhale back02:06
bhaleSan Diego was lovely, beats my usual destinations02:06
bhalewhats up Hobbsee ?02:18
Hobbseebhale: well, i dist-upgraded my server, and part of it's exploded, so...02:19
bhaleoops02:19
bhalemy desktop did that yesterday, turned out to be bad blocks02:20
bhaleI cleaned it up02:20
ajmitchHobbsee: do you get to keep all the bits?02:26
Hobbseeajmitch: yeah, seems so02:27
ajmitchso what part exploded? uninstallable stuff, or everything segfaulting with a bad filesystem?02:28
bhalemine refused to start X, I found out the fs was mounted RO with errors02:28
bhaleit seems like I lost power the week I was away02:29
bhalealthough the drive would have been idle for days and ext3 usually doesn't have this sort of problem02:29
ajmitchidle except for daily cron jobs?02:30
bhalenot much there besides apt-get update and updatedb02:30
ajmitchupdatedb or find takes quite awhile on my desktop02:31
bhaleyeah mine is getting pretty sad02:31
bhaleits only got 512mb02:31
ajmitchmine only has 4GB, but far too many files02:31
bhalestruggles to run a few tabs in FF02:31
slomo_mvo: gnome-app-install needs to provide the gstreamer-codec-install alternative and needs to accept gstreamer-codec-install as argv[0] ;)08:41
mvoslomo_: thanks, is it gstreamer itself that has changed and now call gstreamer-codec-install instead of gnome-codec-install? what sync/merge brought in thiose changes?08:48
slomo_mvo: one of the gst-plugins-base syncs brought this change... the installer is now called /usr/bin/gstreamer-codec-install which is an alternative provided by gnome-codec-install in debian08:50
slomo_mvo: as ubuntu only has parts of the new codec installation stuff gnome-app-install needs to get this small change for this release ;)08:50
slomo_seb128: please sync gst-plugins-bad 0.10.8-3 from experimental... and only this version, not 0.10.8.2-1 ;) is this possible?08:51
seb128slomo_: can sync any source which is available on the mirrors, is that the case for this one? and why not the new version? ;-)08:51
seb128slomo_: what about the new good?08:52
slomo_seb128: well, the new good and bad are pre-releases... except a small regression in flvdemux(from -bad) that will be fixed with next pre-release they should be good08:53
slomo_if you want them, take them :) but i can't guarantee that the releases will be before intrepid release (but they should be end of the week or monday)08:54
seb128slomo_: we have a running bug about dvd playing not working in intrepid at the moment do you know about that?08:54
slomo_yes, this will be improved by 0.10.8-3 and newer (i've uploaded -3 for the dvd bug)08:55
seb128ok08:56
huatsmorning everyone09:01
slomo_seb128: do you want the bad/good pre-releases? in theory we could get the real releases into intrepid-updates, no?09:03
seb128slomo_: not sure about any of those, depends how much unstability they can bring, it's late for changes in intrepid, stable updates are limited to bug fix versions usually09:04
slomo_seb128: the releases will only have regressions fixed and cosmetic changes compared to the pre-releases so that part should be fine09:05
seb128right, the question is to know if upgrading to the current candidate will give something better than what intrepid has09:06
seb128ups09:15
seb128mvo: !!!!09:15
slomo_seb128: i know a few files that don't work with the stuff in intrepid but work with the pre-releases ;) well, IMHO it should be an improvement at several places and the only known regression will be fixed with the next pre-release in the next two days09:16
seb128ok good, I'll do the syncs then09:16
seb128mvo: closing xchat-gnome tabs accidentally again, I blame you ;-)09:16
* mvo runs from seb12809:18
seb128mvo: ;-)09:18
seb128pitti: how do I check the tzdata dst for a timezone?09:43
pittiseb128: zdump -v Europe/Berlin09:46
pittiseb128: and grep/look for the year you are interested in09:46
didrocksmorning09:56
huatshey didrocks !09:56
didrockshi huats :)09:56
seb128pitti: zdump -v Europe/Brussel has only 1901 and 2038?!09:59
seb128pitti: trying to look at bug #28195609:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 281956 in tzdata "evolution uses wrong date to switch to daylight saving timezone in timezone Europe/Brussels" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28195609:59
seb128arg, typo09:59
seb128the intrepid tzdata looks correct10:00
didrocksseb128: I think this bug can be linked: bug #4364410:02
ubottuLaunchpad bug 43644 in gnome-system-tools "time-admin shows different time zone when it is restarted" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/4364410:02
seb128grrr, wrong focus again10:02
seb128didrocks: no10:02
seb128didrocks: that's a tzdata issue10:02
seb128is there anybody using hardy there?10:03
seb128huats: hey ;-)10:03
didrocksyes, I have it in a VM :)10:03
huatsseb128: in the glom update (I am working on it right now), we are currently taking the bdeps for maemo, which is useless I think. Don't you think I can safely put a disable-maemo10:03
huats?10:03
huatshey seb128 :)10:03
seb128can you "zdump -v Europe/Brussels | grep 2008"?10:03
huatsI am here10:03
huatsI am doing10:03
seb128huats: dunno about the maemo build if that's useful you should ask the #ubuntu-mobile guys if they are the one who added that there10:04
didrocksseb128:10:04
huatsnobody add it, it is the defalt...10:04
didrocksEurope/Brussels  Sun Mar 30 00:59:59 2008 UTC = Sun Mar 30 01:59:59 2008 CET isdst=0 gmtoff=360010:04
huatshttp://paste.ubuntu.com/56950/10:04
pittiseb128: hm, I really doubt that Brussels has different DST rules than the rest of europe?10:04
didrocksoupss, huats as already done it :)10:04
pittilast Sunday in March and October, that looks just fine to me10:05
seb128pitti: it doesn't, I'm trying to understand this bug10:05
seb128huats: not sure, if it's not useful don't build using it?10:08
huatsseb128: I am asking on -mobile :)10:09
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glatzormorning mvo11:01
glatzormvo, what is your plan regarding bug #281606?11:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 281606 in gnome-app-install "codec installation doesn't work anymore since gstreamer uses a different helper script" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28160611:01
mvoglatzor: its fix commited11:02
glatzormvo, do you want to rename gnome-codec-install to gstreamer-codec-install or patch gstreamer?11:02
mvoglatzor: I upload in a sec, I added the alternative patch and renamed it11:02
glatzormvo, ui great11:02
mvodone11:03
mvoglatzor: I guess you need to update packagekit now as well, right?11:03
glatzormvo, so gstreamer0.10-packagekit no longer has to conflict with gnome-app-install11:03
mvoglatzor: yes, just update the alternative11:03
glatzormvo, In the ppa version I just shipped alternatives for both (gnome|gstreamer)-codec-install11:03
glatzor:)11:03
mvoaha11:04
didrocksseb128 & mvo: what do you thing about my commentary and tests on bug #212098. Do we only make a SRU for hardy?11:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 212098 in nautilus-share ""easy" file sharing not notifying about logout/login" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/21209811:04
seb128didrocks: not sure, pre-adding the user is an ubiquity workaround apparently11:07
seb128didrocks: would be nice to fix in hardy in any case right11:07
didrocksseb128: if someone else can confirm my test for intrepid, it would be great (yes, it's maybe ubiquity which make it and not smb-client)11:08
didrocksbut ok, I will do the trick for hardy11:08
seb128didrocks: we discussed it some days ago and it was pointed that the first user was added to the group but that was an ubiquity workaround, is that true of any admin user?11:09
glatzorbye mvo, I have to leave for work!11:10
didrocksseb128: as I told in my test, I tried to add a second admin user (with user and group GNOME tool) and this one was added to the samba group as well (so, no, it's not an ubuquity trick, the admin profile seems to contains the sambashare group)11:11
seb128ok11:11
seb128didrocks: are you sure that's not only because users-admin automatically add users to this group?11:11
didrocksseb128: I do not know very well how the "profile" in users-admin work actually11:16
seb128didrocks: you can switch to the groups tab to see what groups are selected11:16
didrocksseb128: ok, I will confirm that this afternoon (currently installing intrepid beta on this computer)11:17
seb128ok11:18
seb128time for lunch here bbl11:18
didrockshave a good lunch :)11:18
seb128thanks, you too11:18
crevettehello there12:29
crevettewho should I contact about a pwc/v4l2 regression?12:29
crevetteis there a chan/person dedicated for such problem, I would like debug that to open a bug report12:30
seb128crevette: try rather #ubuntu-devel, you might want to try to ping kees when he's be around12:31
seb128crevette: lut12:31
crevettesalut seb12812:31
crevettemerci12:31
seb128crevette: could you look at bug #282325?12:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 282325 in nautilus-sendto "nautilus-sendto doesn't support Obex Push file transfer anymore" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28232512:32
crevetteit is shame that it was working fine 2 weeks ago12:32
crevetteokay I'll try12:32
seb128crevette: thank you12:33
seb128I should really get some bluetooth phone or something12:33
crevetteseb128: it is working fine for me12:33
seb128crevette: ok, so you can test now? ;-)12:34
crevetteI pickup all the phone of the people around to test12:34
crevetteand when I package it was working fine12:34
crevettepckaged12:34
crevettepackaged12:34
seb128crevette: thanks for your work on those btw12:34
crevetteno problemo, I was happy to have bluez 4 in intrepid12:34
crevetteperhaps the phone capabilities in nautilus-sendto doesn't detect well those supported by it's phone12:35
crevette phone detection capabilities12:35
seb128I've no clue about bluetooth debugging12:35
seb128do you know if there is a command line call to try to see if the issue is a obex one rather?12:36
seb128fta, Keybuk: would be nice to update cairo to 1.6 before intrepid, did any of you has a clue of what to do since they dropped the lcdfilter changes?12:37
huatsseb128: regarding the bakery update, james_w is asking me if I have a FFe :)12:42
huatsnot sure that the answer seb128 knows about it is enough :)12:42
seb128huats: I would say it can wait for intrepid+1 now since that starts being quite some updates12:44
huatsseb128: ok12:44
crevetteseb128: I did a sponsoring request for nemiver also12:45
seb128crevette: right I read the mails about this one12:45
seb128huats: don't bother too much, those updates are not important for intrepid, upstream just like to have current versions available12:56
seb128but bakery is not really useful without the other updates12:56
huatsseb128: I know...12:56
huatsbut at least the work is in LP which is way safer than my laptop :)12:56
crevetteseb128: should I do a FFe for nemiver12:57
huatsseb128: I also have the goocanvasmm package now which is ready (I just need to fill correctly the copyright file)12:57
huatsI'll put it on REVU as soon as package can be built on jaunty12:58
Keybukseb128: does the old patch not apply from 1.4 ?13:01
Keybukif not, I would prefer us to wait until the next release when we'd have time to work to keep the patch13:04
Keybukwe shouldn't do upstream version updates this close to release if it means losing functionality13:05
Keybukwe have resource from David Mandala's team available to help us rework the patch, it might be worth asking lool if he can spare anyone's time to look at it13:06
Keybukmight be worth asking mvo if he's interested in looking at it?13:06
Keybuk(and has the time)13:06
seb128Keybuk: I need to check if the old patch applies, we also have the option to use the new patch they dropped before 1.613:07
seb128Keybuk: mvo has lot to do already13:07
Keybukdid you ask him? :p13:08
KeybukI'm not suggesting he doesn't, just that it might interest him13:08
Keybuk(it might not)13:08
seb128Keybuk: and I didn't suggest dropping the patch but I would really prefer to avoid staying on an unstable version, 1.6 has some bug fixes that would be nice to get in intrepid and that would avoid upstream tensions13:09
KeybukI understand, is why I suggested some people who might be able to help out getting the patch to apply to 1.6 so we can update it13:09
seb128Keybuk: no I didn't be I pinged him with some other things already and he replied ETOOMUCHTODO13:09
Keybukok, try asking lool - his team are officially "nothing to do" afaiui13:09
seb128Keybuk: ok thanks, will try to see if fta or lool are interested to work on this one13:10
Keybuklool himself might not have the time, but someone on his team might13:10
seb128ok thanks13:10
seb128lool: hello ;-)13:10
Keybukseb128: also might be worth posting a general "HELP!" to ubuntu-devel{,-discuss}/desktop and seeing if any community member wants to give it a go?13:11
seb128Keybuk: that's worth trying, I would just prefer to have somebody having a clue doing the update just before intrepid rather than sponsoring changes I've no real clue about made by some community member who might have no real clue about those either ;-)13:12
KeybukI'm more than happy to review any diffs that come in13:13
seb128Keybuk: I'll wait for fta's reply first, since he did the previous updates13:13
Keybukbeing on the ML, I'd see them at the same time you do13:13
seb128Keybuk: ok noted, thanks13:13
mvoKeybuk, seb128 what patch is this?13:15
seb128mvo: the cairo lcdfilter13:15
Keybukmvo: the lcdfilter patch to cairo, that sets the freetype lcd filter setting based on the fontconfig xsetting13:15
Keybukit's based on an original patch by David Turner: http://david.freetype.org/lcd/13:15
seb128mvo: we had it as a distro patch for some cycle, they commited something similar upstream during 1.5 and reverted for 1.6 because they figured that the patch didn't match their quality standard and they wanted to roll 1.613:16
Keybukwhich we extended to support the fontconfig stuff13:16
Keybukpart of it went upstream, then came back out again13:16
mvohm, I'm indeed pretty busy and would prefer someone else taking it if possible13:18
Keybukok, np13:18
seb128mvo: don't worry, I'll see if fta is interested he did the previous cairo updates13:18
loolseb128: What package do you need help for?13:43
looltell me it's not pygobject/pygtk13:43
seb128lool: cairo, but speaking about pygtk apparently the debug variant is broken again, bug #28232013:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 282320 in pygtk "import gtk:- undefined symbol: Py_InitModule4" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/28232013:44
seb128lool: cairo, we had it as a lcdfilter distro patch for some cycle, they commited something similar upstream during 1.5 and reverted for 1.6 because they figured that the patch didn't match their quality standard and they wanted to roll 1.613:44
seb128lool: so we want the lcdfilter change and 1.613:45
seb128lool: I'm waiting for fta to reply to my ping since he did the previous cairo update13:45
didrocksseb128: so, I confirm, when you want to create a new user and choose the "Administrator" profile, you get the "Share files with the local network" privilege which corresponds to adding you to the sambashare group13:55
seb128didrocks: ok what I though13:55
didrocksso, appart from the target cases I described (special cases corresponding to advanced use), there is nothing to perform for intrepid. But a SRU for hardy is needed13:56
seb128right13:56
loolOk, found the pygtk issue13:58
seb128lool: cool ;-) what was it?13:59
loolPYTHON_INCLUDES="-I${py_prefix}/include/python${PYTHON_VERSION}"14:01
loolin configure.ca14:01
seb128grrrr, this focus issue starts being really annoying14:02
seb128lool: ah, I see14:02
loolwe're really luck that the current m4 macro works, it relies on the "Refs" output to match between two runs14:02
loolPff another xvfb failure again,14:43
fta2seb128, http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18500998/buildlog_ubuntu-intrepid-hppa.xulrunner-1.9_1.9.0.3%2Bnobinonly-0ubuntu1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz16:36
seb128hi fta2, when did it try to build?16:36
fta2just now16:39
seb128fta2: I would not bother about hppa, it's usually lagging behind a lot16:40
seb128fta2: did you read the conversation about cairo before?16:41
fta2seb128, hm, no16:41
fta2seb128, about 1.8.0 ?16:41
seb128fta2: to summarize updating to 1.8 would be nice, do you want to do the update? ;-)16:41
fta2seb128, i wanted to do it but the lcd patch needs a decision16:42
seb128fta2: which one?16:42
asacfta2: could you also talk to vlad about performance with xul + cairo 1.8.0?16:42
seb128fta2: is it hard to undo the commit they did to drop the patch?16:42
fta2should we keep the patch as of 1.7.6 or reuse the one we had up to 1.7.416:42
asacnot that we push a heavy impact bug if its known and maybe there is a hack/fix or something :)16:42
fta2seb128, afaik, 1.8.0 is just 1.7.6 with the all the lcd patches reverted, so it's easy16:43
seb128fta2: they didn't fix any other bug?16:43
fta2seb128, i'll recheck but 1.8.0 appeared just a few days after 1.7.6 once they decided the lcd patch was too ugly16:44
seb128fta2: they did a lot of commits apparently during those days, anyway have 1.8 not dropping lcdfilter would be nice ;-) was the patch we had before working better?16:48
seb128or working differently?16:48
fta2seb128, it was different, but working better with our customized fontconfig. I changed fontconfig accordingly, but it's still slightly different, depending who you ask16:50
seb128fta2: do whatever is easier, I would say use whatever we have now in 1.7.616:50
fta2ok, that was my preferred choice too16:51
lapohi17:06
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crevettehey seb128,18:09
crevetteca s'en va et ca revient ?18:09
seb128re crevette18:09
crevette:)18:09
crevetteseb128: need an advice to build a package with debug to track the problem with nautilus-sendto18:10
seb128crevette: just edit debian/rules to add the configure option you want18:10
crevettehmm not that way18:10
crevetteI want to write code to add debugging statement18:11
crevetteshould I put the resulting package in my ppa or this is not wanted18:11
seb128crevette: edit the code directly or use cdbs-edit-patch to create a patch in the debian directory18:12
crevetteshould I put a suffix like ~debuild118:12
pedro_pitti: if you have a time, may you look at bug 269651 , it has a few dups already18:18
ubottuLaunchpad bug 269651 in consolekit "console-kit-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in g_str_hash()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26965118:18
pittipedro_: I couldn't really make sense of it either, but as a first step I'll report it upstream18:24
pedro_pitti: ok, thanks ;-)18:24
LaneyHey, bug #263026 has recently been resolved upstream. I'd like to backport the fix if it applies cleanly. What do people think?18:45
ubottuLaunchpad bug 263026 in file-roller "Intrepid regression: opening archive on remote directory fails with "Operation not supported"" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/26302618:45
* pochu waves hello19:13
james_wLaney: hey19:28
james_wLaney: how intrusive is it?19:28
Laneyjames_w: It doesn't seem very, just small patches to two files19:28
Laneyjames_w: See http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/file-roller?view=revision&revision=251519:28
LaneyBut most of the changes are renaming of variables19:29
james_wLaney: looks like a one-line change to me, excluding the renaming.19:31
* Laney nods19:31
james_wLaney: should be fine to pull it in, assuming it's not dependent on a port to GIO or something19:31
LaneyI am testbuilding it to see19:32
Laneyjames_w: What did Windows do to my debdiff, btw?19:32
LaneyI literally copied it to public_html, saved it in IE and then attached it to the bug :(19:32
Laneyline endings, I presume19:33
james_wit was z:/something/debdiff19:33
james_wand then line-endings, yeah19:33
Laneybah19:33
james_wuntil the line-endings I thought you might have just been playing a joke19:33
LaneySaving a file should *not* change it in any way19:33
LaneyWell I left it building and then went to campus, and tested/uploaded once I got there19:34
* Laney strops19:34
Laneyin other, positive, news, the file-roller fix is good \o/19:34
LaneyPatch is up there if anyone's interested20:02
* Laney moshes20:02
james_w:-)20:02
LaneyYES21:01
LaneyMy pet gnome-terminal bug has been fixed \m/21:01
Laneywe have have have to get this21:01
LaneyWill new gconf schemas be imported automatically (by the packaging)?21:03
crevetteLaney: which one ?21:09
Laneycrevette: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=54860021:09
ubottuGnome bug 548600 in Keybindings "Can no longer configure keyboard shortcuts for switching tabs" [Enhancement,Resolved: fixed]21:09
Laneyhallelujah, it works21:33
james_wseb128: hey, are you still working? Do you have a couple of minutes for gnome-session stuff?22:12
seb128james_w: I'll close IRC soon but ask your questions, I'll tell you if that's rather something for tomorrow22:13
james_wseb128: I've got a patch to add a third logout dialog with all the options, it's pretty easy, and doesn't change any existing behaviour.22:14
seb128cool22:15
james_w:-)22:15
seb128james_w: sorry, still this compiz issue which send key events to the wrong dialogs22:16
james_wthat must suck22:16
seb128I keep closing things on other workspaces22:16
seb128yeah, the focus stay on workspace when switching to an another22:16
james_wfirstly, I'd like to know where to propose this change, would http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=507101 be a good place?22:16
ubottuGnome bug 507101 in general "New UI for logout/shutdown dialogs" [Minor,New]22:17
seb128anyway, you were saying, you got a working patch which doesn't change the current dialogs?22:17
james_wor a new bug, or a mailing list?22:17
* dobey just doesn't use compiz :)22:17
seb128try asking to vuntz but when we discussed that he said that upstream was not interested by having one dialog listing everything22:17
seb128though having the option should not be an issue if that's not used by default22:18
* dobey agrees with the not having one dialog listing everything sentiment22:18
seb128that's some extra code to maintain but should not complicated22:18
james_wok, I'll talk to him, thanks.22:18
seb128you're welcome22:19
james_wmy other question was about what happens when you press the power button22:19
james_wat the moment if you have g-p-m preference set to "ask me" then it asks you if you want to log off or switch user when you press the power button22:19
dobeypressing the power button to change users seems rather odd to me :)22:20
james_wI believe g-p-m asks gnome-session to do this via libSM, a I correct?22:20
dobeyi don't think it's via SM, but i think it does just open the log out dialog22:21
seb128james_w: it uses the gnome_client_* calls to display the session dialog22:23
seb128gpm_info_explain_reason (manager->priv->info, GPM_EVENT_NOTIFICATION,22:23
seb128_("GNOME interactive logout."), reason);22:23
seb128gnome_client_request_save (gnome_master_client (),22:23
seb128   GNOME_SAVE_GLOBAL,22:23
seb128   TRUE, GNOME_INTERACT_ANY, FALSE, TRUE);22:23
dobeyyeah22:23
james_wseb128: that's what I had found, I just get lost trying to follow it through to see what gets triggered at the other end22:24
seb128james_w: something in gnome-session, try looking to gsm-xsmp-client.c22:26
LaneyIs something special done with gconf schemas? I'm patching one for this gnome-terminal fix but the new version doesn't seem to be getting installed.22:27
james_wseb128: ah, I see it this time I think, it's done with signals.22:28
james_wLaney: what do you mean by "installed"?22:28
Laneyjames_w: Well, I don't see the new version in /usr/share/gconf/schemas22:29
james_wLaney: I believe the files are just installed there as normal files22:29
james_wLaney: are you patching it from debian/patches?22:29
Laneyyes22:29
james_wwhat's the patch system?22:29
james_whave you added it to debian/series or whatver?22:30
Laneycdbs, and yes the patch is being applied22:30
james_wgood start :-)22:30
james_wLaney: extract your built .deb and check the file contents22:30
LaneyIt's not there - hence my question22:30
LaneyThe existing version has translations in it, so I'm wondering if some magic happens22:30
james_wooh, maybe22:31
james_wseb128: ok, making it show the shutdown dialog wouldn't be hard, but I don't know if that would lead to unexpected behaviour elsewhere, do you? Do you showing the shutdown dialog would be better?22:32
seb128_james_w: my internet disconnected apparently, what did you read or write after that?22:33
seb128_<james_w> seb128: that's what I had found, I just get lost trying to follow it through to see what gets triggered at the other end22:33
seb128_<seb128> james_w: something in gnome-session, try looking to gsm-xsmp-client.c22:33
seb128_ hum, no, that's rather the code handling the clients22:33
seb128_ 22:33
seb128_james_w: gsm-manager.c on_xsmp_client_logout_request()22:33
james_wah, missed that bit, I was figuring it out for myself :-)22:34
james_wonce I had I asked22:34
james_w<james_w> seb128: ok, making it show the shutdown dialog wouldn't be hard, but I don't know if that would lead to unexpected behaviour elsewhere, do you? Do you showing the shutdown dialog would be better?22:34
seb128_that's something worth raising upstream I think22:35
Laneyseb128_: Do you know anything about gconf schemas - specifically if updating them in new package versions requires anything special? I'm trying to patch gnome-terminal but the new version doesn't get installed.22:35
dobeyLaney: did you change the .schemas file, or .schemas.in?22:35
seb128_Laney: did you patch the .schemas.in correctly?22:35
LaneyI patched the .schemas.in22:36
seb128_Laney: if those are debian changes be carreful .gconf-defaults in the debian directory are used before schemas22:36
LaneyThey're upstream changes22:36
seb128_did you try on a new user or did you unset you settings?22:36
seb128_if the application write user key you will not pick new system defaults22:37
LaneyI don't see the new version in /usr/share/gconf22:37
Laney(nor in dpkg --contents)22:37
seb128_what do you mean?22:37
seb128_what change do you try do to exactly?22:37
LaneyShouldn't it be installed there?22:37
LaneyI'm including an upstream patch which adds (back) some keys to the schema22:37
seb128_Laney: is it installed in the current version?22:38
LaneyThere's a schema in there already, yes22:38
seb128_Laney: btw thanks for backport changing but don't bother backport stable GNOME changes, 2.24.1 will be in intrepid22:38
seb128_s/changing/chnages22:38
dobeyyou're saying the file doesn't exist? are you looking at the right package?22:38
dobeyLaney: ie, gnome-terminal-data instead of gnome-terminal?22:38
Laneyseb128_: Hm, how do I know which are going to be in .1 and which will be in 2.25?22:39
james_wseb128: yeah, I'll bring it up upstream, just wanted to know if you could think of anything I was missing.22:39
Laneydobey: Oh. Yes, that might be it ;)22:39
seb128_Laney: look if it has been commited to gnome-2-24 if there is one or trunk22:39
dobeyheh22:39
Laneydobey: Didn't sbuild with -A22:39
* Laney runs22:39
dobeythere you go.22:39
Laney(although, shouldn't gnome-terminal depend on -data = ${Source:Version}?22:40
seb128_Laney: the bug fixes will likely go to next stable tarballs22:40
dobeyLaney: the version number didn't change in your build perhaps?22:40
Laneyit did22:41
dobeythe version changed, or the -0ubuntuN changed?22:41
seb128_Laney: no, usually we use >= rather, strict depends create issues during updates between i386 and other archs22:41
LaneyAh, it depends on gnome:version rather than source:version22:41
seb128_enough for today see you tomorrow22:43
* Laney rocks out22:44
Laneynice one dobey22:44
dobeyjames_w: it's probably best to fix it so that there is some way to request either dialog, rather than having only one dialog be usable22:44
Laneythe gnome-terminal fix isn't on the 2.24 branch22:44
LaneyI hope it'll still get in as the bug is very very irritating22:44
james_wdobey: true22:45
dobeyjames_w: you probably don't want gnome-session-save --kill to bring up the shutdown dialog, but instead the log out dialog (or rather, it should probably have --logout and --shutdown options instead)22:45
james_wit does now22:45
dobeyoh?22:45
james_wthat was changed recently because --kill was confusing apparently22:45
james_w--shutdown-dialog and --logout-dialog22:45
dobeyah. do both options do the same thing?22:46
james_wI propose adding --combined-dialog22:46
james_wno, one shows the shutdown dialog, the other the logout dialog :-)22:46
dobeyif they already behave differently, then the code probably already allows doing either one, so patching gpm to use the shutdown dialog instead (matching the gnome-session-save code), would probably be good :)22:46
james_wyeah, the problem is that gpm doesn't directly call gnome-session22:47
dobeyanyway, i should try to finish what i'm working on22:48
james_wseb pointed out where the call comes in, so you could change that, but I don't know what else will make that sort of a request22:48
dobeyjames_w: well, you could just make it g_spawn_command_line_async ("gnome-session-save --shutdown-dialog"); :)22:48
james_wheh :-)22:48
dobeylater :)22:48

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