[01:39] hi all [01:43] any one here >? === asac_ is now known as asac [08:23] morning everyone [08:33] good morning seb128 and huats [08:33] * mvo yawns [08:33] hey mvo! [08:33] mvo: up late? [08:34] or just still waking up now? ;-) [08:34] seb128: still waking up :) [08:34] it's team time then ;-) [08:35] I got woken up by the phone at 8! [08:35] tea rather [08:35] oh? [08:35] (health insurance calling) [08:35] * seb128 doesn't like to woken up by the phone [08:35] seb128: +1 [08:35] tea time and team time :) prefect! [08:35] lut huats [08:35] * mvo hugs the team [08:35] * seb128 hugs mvo [08:35] cross team hugging! ;-) [08:36] ehheeh [08:36] hello seb128 [08:36] :D [08:36] hey mvo [09:44] woo, my patch worked today [09:44] I had a private message, I read it, but the notification icon stayed [09:45] after a brief "grr, broken patch" I realised I had another unread message by scrolling down the list [11:02] hi seb128, mvo & huats :) [11:02] * didrocks hugs mvo with 3 hours late :) [11:04] hey didrocks! [11:04] never too late for a hug :) [11:04] :) [12:15] lool: you know you can open upstream bugs directly upstream so bug triagers don't have to do ping pong between launchpad and bugzilla for you ;-) [12:34] I usually do this when I reproduce with tip [12:42] lool: and there is no need to open bugs twice ;-) [12:49] hi [12:49] can someone help me to change my icons? [12:49] hey, try #ubuntu for user questions rather [12:50] i asked but none answered :( [12:50] try again later then [12:50] ok np [12:51] this channel is to get work done, if we start replying to questions there it'll turn to an user question channel and we will not get work done [12:51] seb128: I didn't open bug twice; LP timed out when submitting bugs [12:51] For two bugs [12:51] I disabled edge and checked that this was reported against LP [12:51] lool: ah, it did open the bug but timeouted when trying to display the page then [12:52] no problem, I have issue using edge too today [13:03] pedro_: hey [13:04] hello seb128 [13:04] pedro_: how do you close those bug using those "Closing the report" title? [13:04] seb128: using a script, do you want it? [13:04] pedro_: tell me about it before ;-) [13:05] does it take a bug number only? or does it list bugs to close using some criterious? [13:05] seb128: it's a python-launchpad script, you just need to pass it the bug number(s) to it and it will close it for you [13:06] i haven't found a safe way to list the bugs for close with python-launchpad yet, it always list some that have responses [13:07] so i prefer to use lp for that and pass it the bug numbers i'd like to close to the script [13:07] works better that way IMO [13:08] pedro_: can you give me the code? ;-) I'm not sure it's faster than greasmonkey but I will have a look [13:08] seb128: yup, let me put it into pastebin, one min [13:08] pedro_: and I'm not sure I like the fact that you change the title to not mention the bug description, it means other people have to open the mail to know what bug you are closing [13:09] seb128: http://paste.ubuntu.com/64076/ [13:09] pedro_: thanks [13:28] seb128: meh, what is #260492 all about? it has millions of comments [13:29] mvo: using the open with option used to change the default association [13:29] mvo: ie, right click on a directory, open with eog and eog was set as the application to open directories [13:29] mvo: that has been fixed in intrepid [13:30] mvo: interesting thing is that gnome-panel in hardy didn't respect the default application association [13:30] mvo: but it does in intrepid now [13:30] I'm curious why ther is a updat-emanager task open [13:30] it seems like this is not the realm of it [13:31] mvo: because some people think that something should fix the user config automatically on upgrade [13:31] mvo: well technically the bug is fixed, nautilus will not write buggy configuration in intrepid [13:31] mvo: but people who used open with on a directory will have a weird config after upgrade [13:32] I suggest to slangasek to write it in the upgrade notes [13:32] suggested [13:33] not sure if my explanation make sense [13:34] yeah, makes sense [13:34] sounds like it should go into the upgrade notes indeed [13:35] well, I'm not the one who opened the update-manager task there ;-) [13:38] bug #260492 [13:39] Launchpad bug 260492 in nautilus "opening a directory using an application change associations incorrectly" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/260492 [14:51] seb128: hm, do you know how good/usable smclient in libegg is? I consider using it in update-notifier to get rid of the last remaining libgnomeui bits [14:52] mvo: nautilus 2.25 is using it so I would say it works, alex usually knows what he's doing [15:04] mvo: should #264368 be reassigned somewhere? [15:06] mvo: where would you reassign it? ;-) xorg-server? [15:06] looking [15:07] yeah, -intel and -ati driver I think [15:08] I had it crashing too when xorg.conf was still using xaa [15:08] could be that they have some xorg options which create the issue [15:10] good idea === dobey_ is now known as dobey [16:36] I just enquired whether there was any code for the proposed new user management tool that would allow us to get rid of g-s-t, and there is none yet, so it doesn't look like that will be feasible for Jaunty unless a couple of Ubuntu developers start it off. [17:17] james_w: thanks for this! writing a user managment tool can not be hard, can it (famous last words I guess ;) [17:23] mvo: have you seen the design? [17:25] james_w: ages ago I saw a wiki page about it I think [17:25] (weeks/months, not sure) [17:25] it was a pdf [17:26] I pointed it out at a desktop team meeting a few months ago [17:27] hm, I probably saw something different then [17:30] http://www.redhat.com/archives/fedora-desktop-list/2008-May/msg00006.html [17:37] james_w: hm, that looks pretty nice [17:37] I'd just like to get rid of g-s-t :-) [17:41] me too [17:41] actually this is something we talk about since ~warty :) and each release we get one step closer [19:49] -=- o.O -=- [19:49] * mvo celebrates commit r400 of update-notifier [19:49] -=- anyone available to help? -=- [21:05] ping tedg [21:06] chrisccoulson: Afternoon. [21:07] hi. i wanted to talk with you about laptop hotkeys and g-p-m [21:08] i've seen a few reports recently of suspend keys not working, and it appears to be because the xkeysym's which the suspend keys emit are not the one that g-p-m grabs [21:08] i'm not sure whether g-p-m is meant to grab them or whether there is another issue [21:08] the keys that don't work emit XF86Standby, but g-p-m only grabs XF86Sleep [21:45] seb128_: hey [21:45] lut huats [21:45] I have seen that there is a new gucharmap available [21:46] that fixes something [21:46] right [21:46] intrepid is frozen though [21:46] I can do the update, but in intrepid-proposed ? [21:46] sure [21:46] you know how to do a sru right? [21:46] sure, it is about time for the freeze :) [21:46] yep [21:46] I will do it rigth now, (and finish it tomorrow I think) [21:47] I'll ask you if I need anything ;) [21:47] ok, no hurry I doubt intrepid-proposed uploads will be accept today or tomorrow [21:48] I know :) [21:48] but I don't do it right now, I might forget :) === asac_ is now known as asac === asac_ is now known as asac === asac_ is now known as asac