[01:34] yeah i'm aware of that config file thing. i asked amd to not keep anything in /etc that's not a config file, but i might just add a mv_conffile clause to the postinst if i dont get a timely reply from them (which i dont expect) [01:36] superm1: yeah I think that's a good idea [05:26] Hrm, I can't rebuild xserver due to the new linux-libc-dev having /usr/include/drm/drm.h, which libdrm-dev also has. [05:59] wgrant: which version? mine doesn't have it [05:59] morning btw [05:59] tjaalton: linux-libc-dev 2.6.28-3.4 [06:00] I downgraded to -2.3 and it works fine. [06:00] (I'm applying the patch to stop xserver segfaulting with -intel, which caused me some annoyance this morning, and it making apt unhappy) [06:01] hrm [06:06] heya [06:09] tjaalton: Ergh, sorry, I meant to move that bug hours ago but got distracted. [06:11] wgrant: np [06:11] hi bryce [06:12] so the intel crash is fixed, but the kernel change means that anything that requires the drm headers fail to build [06:12] Is the intel crash fixed? [06:13] upstrea [06:13] m [06:14] Ah, yes. [08:18] Server 1.6 has the new pointer acceleration algorithm, doesn't it? [08:19] I'm trying to get -synaptics 0.99.3 working reasonably. [08:20] wgrant: yes it does [08:21] -synaptics upstream has very strange defaults :( [08:21] No tap-to-click if you have buttons, for example. [08:42] bryce: I'll try to fix vmmouse now, and see if it could be pushed upstream then [08:48] tjaalton: ok [09:32] bryce: I think we should get rid of a couple of packages, like x-x-v-tga and -vga [09:33] tga is usable only on alpha, and -vga is otherwise useless since we have vesa for x86 [09:33] both are already in universe [09:34] and have no bugs, ie. no one using them :) [09:39] bug 308504, bug 308505 [09:39] Launchpad bug 308504 in xserver-xorg-video-vga "please remove xserver-xorg-video-vga from the archive" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/308504 [09:39] Launchpad bug 308505 in xserver-xorg-video-tga "please remove xserver-xorg-video-tga from the archive" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/308505 [11:08] nvidia 180 seems to work but only with -ignoreABI [11:13] tjaalton: did you try the other flavours too? [11:14] tseliot: nope [11:15] tjaalton: in any case I'll have to try the drivers with the new X and (if they work) rebuild the packages [11:15] tseliot: can you force the ignoreABI in the drivers somehow? [11:16] tjaalton: I guess not. It's something you can force in the xorg.conf [11:17] ok [11:39] hey tseliot! I was looking into the gnome-desktop update today and debian/patches/100_load_desired_settings.patch would need porting to the new 2.25.x code - could you please have a look? Is that somethign that can/should go upstream ? [12:17] tseliot: there's bug 308410 now.. where should the drivers be disabled, jockey? [12:17] Launchpad bug 308410 in nvidia-graphics-drivers-177 "Latest Xorg removes nvidia driver ... conflicting xorg-xserver-video-4" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/308410 [12:18] oh, you owned that already [12:18] tjaalton: I would like to install Jaunty and see how it goes here before I blacklist the driver [12:19] but it won't work anyway unless you force the option somewhere [12:20] I'll see what I can do [12:29] * tseliot > lunch [12:33] tseliot: any news about the patch update? [12:33] 177 segfaults [13:22] tseliot: hello [13:22] seb128: I have to patch and test a package in intrepid but after that I'll work on your patch (I guess today) [13:22] tseliot: ok, I'm going to drop the patch for now, it's blocking the whole GNOME for 2 weeks now [13:23] tseliot: I really want to get moving on those updates before holidays [13:23] seb128: ok, no problem [13:26] seb128: I'll let you know when the patch is ready so that we can re-include it [13:26] tseliot: ok thanks [13:37] tseliot: where are the specific api used? [13:37] ubuntu_gnome_rr_config_save_desired is used in g-c-c apparently but not g-s-d is that expected? [13:39] seb128: g-s-d uses libgnome-desktop [13:40] tseliot: right, but none of those new api you added right? [13:40] therefore I didn't touch g-s-d directly [13:40] ok [13:41] hm, this sounds like we should add a stub for now or wait until the patch is done [13:41] seb128: does this reply to your question? [13:41] I hate distro changes [13:41] seb128: and so do I ;) [13:41] seb128, I have 3 days of starting tomorrow, so I can manage to help a little at least [13:41] +ff [13:41] off [13:41] crevette: good thanks [13:42] tseliot: could you look to this patch update before the intrepid changes? there is probably no hurry for intrepid but we are blocking jaunty updates on this update now [13:42] I would say unblocking jaunty is higher priority than intrepid [13:43] seb128: ok, I'll do it now [13:43] thanks [13:43] seb128: did you put your source somewhere? [13:43] the new control-center which doesn't build, I mean [13:44] and the new libgnome-desktop [13:44] mvo has the new g-c-c [13:44] tseliot: new gnome-contorl-center is ported and in bzr [13:44] tseliot: that should fine [13:45] tseliot: http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/gnome-desktop_2.25.3-0ubuntu1.diff.gz http://people.ubuntu.com/~seb128/gnome-desktop_2.25.3-0ubuntu1.dsc http://download.gnome.org/sources/gnome-desktop/2.25/gnome-desktop-2.25.3.tar.gz [13:45] maybe we should put gnome-desktop into bzr too? so that we can easily work on it together? [13:45] mvo: yes, please [13:45] * mvo waits for a yes/no from seb128 first [13:45] mvo: go for it [13:46] mvo: let me now if you put the current jaunty version and if I should push my changes or if you want to put directly my version there [13:47] seb128: I will put your version there I think [13:47] mvo: ok cool [13:47] seb128: you are on VAC ;) so I can do it, no problem [13:47] hehe, that's true [13:48] tseliot: bzr branch lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/gnome-control-center/ubuntu ; cd ubuntu; bzr-buildpackage should give you the g-c-c bits [13:48] mvo: ok, good. I think I have all I need now [13:49] * tseliot gets the source from bzr [13:58] https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-core-dev/gnome-desktop/ubuntu [13:59] mvo: ok, thanks [14:00] cheers, thanks for working on the patch update! [14:26] tseliot: hm, while g-c-c applies all patches the changes do not compile anymore, I'm having a look now (somewhere in the xrandr capplet) but will not have that much time unfortunately for it today) [14:27] mvo: libgnome-desktop is the problem [14:27] mvo: I'm working on it anyway [14:28] mvo: that's because it requires the patch I commented in the gnome-desktop update [14:29] mvo: or g-c-c requires upstream changes due to the new gnome-desktop api breakage [14:33] some it it is api changes (_rr_screen_new() needs e.g. a GError now etc) [14:33] some of it is the libgnome-desktop [14:33] I commit what I have [14:34] mvo: look to the svn it's likely they updated the capplet there too [14:34] I guess they will roll a new tarball soon [14:38] the changes required are trivial, but the fact that the file xrandr-capplet.c is touch in a bunch of different patches makes it not easy for me to see where it should be applied [14:38] (well, the api changes, not the changes to make libgnome-desktop work :) [15:31] tseliot: I fixed one of my mistakes in 80_apect_in_dropdown.patch in g-c-c (just FYI and to avoid duplication of work). still some smallish ones left, that seems to be just additions of a GError as last parameter [15:31] * mvo -> break [15:33] mvo: I'm still on the gnome-desktop part [15:33] but thanks for letting me know [15:42] mvo, seb128: libgnome-desktop builds again (in pbuilder) \o/ === crevette_ is now known as crevette [15:46] tseliot: excellent ;-) [15:47] tseliot: the change is ready to be used or do you want to do extra testing before? [15:47] seb128: builds != works [15:47] ok [15:47] I built it in pbuilder only. I have to install Jaunty to make sure that [15:47] it works [15:48] s/I have/I want/ [15:49] do you have the updated patch somewhere? [15:49] seb128: I can upload it to my website if you want [15:53] seb128, mvo: http://albertomilone.com/ubuntu/gnome/jaunty/100_load_desired_settings.patch [15:55] tseliot: thanks [15:56] seb128: I'll install Jaunty anyway since I'm really not confident with patches I didn't test myself (at runtime) [15:57] ok, let me know, I'll probably delay the upload until tomorrow now, it's getting late for a round of upload, newing, transition etc today [15:57] seb128: sure [17:09] tseliot: thanks, I check it out, feel free to upload it in bzr (but I'm fne with getting it from the website) [17:10] mvo: I'm upgrading to Jaunty so as to try it at runtime. Then I'll put it in my bzr branch [17:40] tjaalton: removing packages - sounds good [17:53] bryce: is it a known bug the fact that the intel driver segfaults on jaunty? (xf86setcrtcconfig() or something similar) [17:55] tseliot: which graphics chip? [17:56] tseliot: it worked ok when I tested it prior to UDS, but didn't retest it yesterday. I'll upgrade now and see [17:56] yes it's known, and fix released already, but xorg-server doesn't build because of the libdrm/linux-libc-dev deathmatch [17:56] ah ok [17:56] ok [17:57] the pci-id is 8086:27a2 anyway [17:57] ah ok 965 [18:06] bryce: could you confirm the removal bugs and subscribe ubuntu-archive? [18:06] I've requested -openchrome to be synced from experimental, there should be no changes left [18:07] that version merged the randr-branch, so a lot of the old bugs should get closed with it [18:07] (and new ones pop up, of course..) [18:10] mvo: did you notice the compilation errors in xrandr-capplet.c? They don't depend on what I did. It looks like the author updated the function prototypes but the actual functions don't reflect these changes (e.g. line 1778). Shall I fix these bugs too? [18:11] tseliot: that are probably the ones I ran into as well, it looks like its just the new GError argument [18:11] mvo: right [18:11] mvo: what do you suggest that I do? [18:11] tseliot: feel free to fix, otherwise I have a go on it (seb mentioned there might be already fixes in svn for it, but its probably easy enough) [18:12] (easy enough == famous last words ;) [18:12] mvo: ok, I'll make (yet) another patch. It should be easy to do [18:13] bryce: btw, I tried to fix vmmouse, and just copying xf86OSmouse.h from -mouse makes it get forward, but fails building libvmmouse.la. probably something easy but didn't get to it yet [18:19] removal bugs confirmed and u-a subbed [18:21] cool, thanks [18:21] yesterday I banged xkeyboard-config down from 117 to 73 bugs :-) [18:22] \o/ [18:22] ooh :) [18:22] and went through all the ones related to hotkeys and gave troubleshooting advice [18:23] there's one keyboard bug that's got a ton of dupes. I don't understand what's going on but I marked it confirmed. It's been going on a while and seems to be some weird mis-interaction between the installer, x, and g-c-c [18:23] keyboard layouts seem to get forgotten or set up wrong during upgrades [18:23] anyway, probably something we should look into for jaunty. I marked it critical for now. [18:26] tjaalton: oh also might want to look at 308649 for xserver (patch was attached) [18:28] bryce: yeah [18:30] pushed [18:33] (not released yet if there are other fixed to include) [18:47] tjaalton: did you want me to look into the vmmouse issue? [18:48] I also still need to update my signal patch, hopefully I can get to that today [18:48] bryce: well, if you could that would be nice. probably something really simple [18:56] mvo: did you upload the fix for the dropdown patch to the bzr branch? [18:59] tseliot: hm, should be. let me check [18:59] tseliot: rev36 should have it [19:00] ok [19:00] * tseliot > dinner [20:53] heh, alexia death seems to have figured out a way to fix wacom hotplug.. by using dbus [20:53] a set of dbus-send commands to add the devices [20:56] interesting [20:56] would it solve it for us? [20:57] tjaalton: btw I filed some sync req's for video drivers with a build number and new version in experimental [20:57] (listed at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/PackageNotes) [21:00] the driver would need to do that by itself, but we'll see what upstream thinks about it [21:06] ok [21:06] tjaalton: btw freeze immanent [21:07] I've requested openchrome to be synced, so changed the merge to a sync on that page [21:07] ok great [21:07] and voodoo in experimental is just a rebuilt version, no point in merging that [21:08] freeze.. great [21:36] bryce: hmm, what change does r128 have, or is the comment just an oversight :) [21:37] tjaalton: hmm? [21:38] the PackageNotes page [21:38] ah could be old info [21:39] otherwise, just an oversight [21:39] heh, ok I'll remove that then.. could be mine too [21:40] btw, I'm preparing an email for amd and nvidia to summarize UDS decisions; could you review for me? -- http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/86556/ [21:41] sure. libdrm is already 2.4.1, and 2.4.2 should be out soonish [21:42] any chance of 2.5.x? [21:42] alpha2 has a prerelease of randr-1.3, so it doesn't support all the features yet [21:42] I've no idea of libdrm versioning.. but they shouldn't care about libdrm anyway [21:42] ok, I'll list it as alpha3 [21:43] yes [22:09] the RandR capplet works again (after 3 patches), yay! [23:07] tseliot: great :) [23:07] bryce: seems that hal 0.5.12-rc1 already has the patch to list joysticks having input.joystick capability [23:19] or maybe not, but my joystick does list that now