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duanedesigncould someone pleae take a look at Bug #311458. I think it needs to be set to 'wishlist' thank you in advance.03:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 311458 in ubuntu "Install a better scanning program by default for jaunty jackalope" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31145803:59
* Ryan52 looks04:00
Ryan52ya, it should also be reassigned to a "real" package...whatever it is that installs stuff. (is tasksel used on the livecd also, or just the alternate?)04:02
Hobbseeubuntu-meta04:02
Hobbseeif you're wanting to change what gets put on the cds04:02
Hobbseeit's not a tasksel (or variants) bug04:02
* Hobbsee looks at brainstorm crack.04:03
Ryan52duanedesign: okay, I set it.04:04
duanedesignRyan52: thank you, yet again:)04:04
Hobbsee!info rss-glx04:09
ubotturss-glx (source: rss-glx): Really Slick Screensavers GLX Port. In component main, is optional. Version 0.8.1-10ubuntu2 (intrepid), package size 3077 kB, installed size 3964 kB04:09
Hobbseehmmm.04:12
duanedesignok, bug  #311415 I set  it to Kubuntu-meta. it is a request for a font to be added to kubuntu. Could someone set it to 'wishlist' please. Thank you04:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 311415 in kubuntu-meta "Add the droid fonts and make it the default for Kubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31141504:17
Hobbseeyou could always fix the link on that, too...04:18
duanedesignk04:20
LaserJockif a .crash file is attached but it's not very useful (missing debugging symbols) what should I do?04:20
persiaLaserJock, You can manually use apport-retrace, or ask the submitter to re-crash, and use apport to file the bug.04:22
LaserJockthey said it was a once-off crash04:23
LaserJockI'm wondering if I should just close it04:23
persiaIs the crash with the current version, or an old version?04:24
LaserJockold04:25
LaserJockit was reported in 200704:25
persiaYeah: close it, with a note asking to please submit .crash files with apport in the future.04:25
persiaWith considerable effort, we could extract the crash, and hunt it, but there's a decent chance the code has changed since.04:26
persiaFurther, because it was a once-off crash, it will be very hard to replicate.04:26
LaserJockyep, I certainly couldn't reproduce it04:29
LaserJockhmm04:30
LaserJockon https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/Responses#Missing%20a%20crash%20report%20or%20having%20a%20.crash%20attachment it says to use apport-qt if you're running Xubuntu04:30
LaserJockshouldn't Xubuntu use apport-gtk?04:30
persiaProbably.04:31
LaserJockwould I get shot if I changed it?04:31
persiaI'd say apport-qt should only be used by kubuntu, CLI by server and mythbuntu, and apport-gtk by everyone else.04:32
persiaProbably not.04:32
persiaI take that back: mythbuntu should probably use -gtk as well.04:33
persiaOnly kubuntu and server are special.04:33
persiaErr, rather kubuntu, ichthux, and server.04:33
persia(but ichthux is only semi-official so I'm not sure it matters).04:33
* Ryan52 has never heard of ichthux04:34
Ryan52how do you have a distro specifically for christians?04:34
Ryan52I mean, what's the difference from normal kubuntu?04:34
persiaRyan52, different theme, different package selection.04:35
LaserJockit has default Bible software04:35
LaserJockthere's also some stuff for churches (lyric projection software, etc.)04:36
Ryan52ah.04:40
Ryan52does it have additional packages from normal ubuntu?04:40
Ryan52nevermind.04:40
persiaRyan52, apt-cache show ichthux-desktop04:40
* Ryan52 saw the instructions and figured it out himself :p04:40
duanedesignHobbsee: when you mentioned fixing the link on bug #311415 you were talking about the wikipedia link?04:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 311415 in kubuntu-meta "Add the droid fonts and make it the default for Kubuntu" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31141504:41
Ryan52duanedesign, if he isn't you should fix that too :)04:41
Hobbseeduanedesign: yes04:41
HobbseeRyan52: she, but yes ;)04:41
Ryan52Hobbsee, sorry :)04:41
HobbseeRyan52: no problem ;)04:42
LaserJockHobbsee: hola!04:42
Hobbseehey there LaserJock!04:42
LaserJockHobbsee: how's AU doing?04:44
HobbseeLaserJock: pretty good :)04:46
HobbseeLaserJock: i've seen some christmas madness and such, so that was entertaining04:46
LaserJockHobbsee: is it pretty warm?04:46
Hobbsee28C today.  cooler previously04:47
LaserJocknice04:51
LaserJockit was -18 C or so at my parents04:51
LaserJockdarn it, how do I change a locale for a program04:52
LaserJockI'd like to use italian04:52
duanedesignHobbsee: thank you for your help!04:54
Hobbseeduanedesign: you're welcome :)04:55
Ryan52persia, I don't have an ubuntu system handy, and I was too lazy to look at packages.ubuntu.com :p04:55
* persia has trouble imagining not having an ubuntu system handy :)04:55
Ryan52hehe04:56
LaserJockdude, I totally wiped my Ubuntu partition the other day by accident04:56
Ryan52LaserJock, start it with LANG=name-of-locale?04:56
LaserJockhmm, perhaps I've got the wrong lang pack04:59
persiaLaserJock, How are you installing them?  Are you using the Language Support tool?05:00
LaserJockI did05:00
LaserJockbut this is a Qt app, I wonder if I need the kde lang pack05:00
persiaYou probably do.05:00
persiaActually, is it in main?05:01
LaserJockyep05:01
LaserJockthe lang packs only cover Main, right?05:01
persiaRight.  From what I understand, there will be some new seed-based langpack structure in a few months, but currently main/universe also means langpack'd/non-langpack'd.05:02
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LaserJockgrrr, still english05:02
Ryan52afaict it doesn't respect LANG..05:03
persiaDid you log in in Italian?05:03
LaserJockno05:03
persiaTry that: it helps with some applications.05:03
LaserJocksince I don't know italian I was trying to just start the one app in Italian05:03
Ryan52it == kde stuff05:03
Ryan52persia, what do those do differently?05:04
persia(noting that I haven't hacked on KDE in 8 or so years): I believe it sets the default resources to have the desired language, so that applications using the KDE bindings rather than LANG also get the desired language.05:05
LaserJockwell, this reporter says that LC_NUMERIC=C fixes the problem05:07
LaserJockso I assume that LC_NUMERIC at least works05:07
Ryan52LaserJock, thanks, I'll look.05:08
LaserJockwell, I feel dumb05:09
LaserJockI just went into the preferences and there it was05:09
Ryan52heh05:09
Ryan52LaserJock, I tried setting that also and it didn't work...but thanks anyway.05:16
Ryan52LaserJock made me remember about a bug I need to fix :)05:16
LaserJockwoot, 4 bugs closed05:22
PfifferHave an acheivment05:23
Ryan52persia: do you if it is easy to change the default resource? :)05:31
persiaRyan52, I don't remember at all.  Sorry.  I would expect it to be just an API call.05:32
Ryan52arg. not what I wanted to hear :). anyway, thanks.05:35
Ryan520.o. kdm doesn't even let you choose your language.05:38
duanedesigna request to change the default font size would be assigned to which package?06:06
persiaduanedesign, In what context?  The system default?  For which desktop environment?06:08
duanedesignBug #31035306:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 310353 in gnome-control-center "Default font size too large" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31035306:09
persiaThat's the right package for the GNOME environment.06:10
duanedesignthank you06:10
persiaduanedesign, That doesn't belong on brainstorm, really.06:11
persiaThe right answer is to fix the bug that GNOME assumes 96 DPI.06:11
persiaI have screens from about 300 DPI down to about 75, and the default isn't right for any of them, really.06:12
persiaI'd just dup 310353 into 157398.06:12
persiaThere's work ongoing to achieve this, but it's not something that will be done in Ubuntu.06:13
duanedesignit is the second one i came across. I noticed the brainstorm entry was getting lots of negative feedback. thought it would give them an idea of how well/or not their idea was being recieved.06:13
duanedesignThank you for the help:)06:13
persiaWell, font size isn't the way to fix that.06:14
duanedesignagreed06:14
duanedesignis their ever a case someone should be directed to brainstorm? the wiki under bug/responses suggest that An idea to improve Ubuntu should be discussed there06:16
persiaThere are some cases.  Redirection to brainstorm is appropriate if 1) the idea is large enough to not fit as a bug against a single package, 2) the idea is well defined enough to be useful, and 3) the idea has not already been rejected by Ubuntu developers.06:17
duanedesignlol, number 2 would weed out alot06:18
persiaYep.06:18
persiaOn the other hand, telling people about 2 often separates those who are willing to put a little thought into something from those who are just complaining.06:19
duanedesignI really appreciate you taking the time to clarify. Alot of people have been really helpfull06:20
persiaIf someone wants to think about something, and and describe it well enough to get other people thinking, it becomes a useful idea.06:20
duanedesignI am reading a book that touches on that."If you cant tell me what you would like to be happening you dont have a problem yet, you are just complaining,""A problem only exist if there is a difference between what is actually happening and what you desire to be happening."06:23
persiaPrecisely.06:24
persiaThat doesn't mean that there isn't a problem if one is unhappy with the status quo, only that the problem is unlikely to lead to a solution unless an alternative is described.06:25
persiaBrainstorm allows people to vote on the alternatives, so that we can identify solutions that will work for everyone.06:26
duanedesignahh, yes that makes sense06:28
duanedesignAlot of people have been very helpfull in here. I have only been doing bug triage for about 4 or 5 weeks. I want to get 'up to speed' as fast as possible. Not only to help as much as I can but also I want to make sure peoples bug submitting experience is positive. That way they will continue to do so in the future.06:32
LaserJockdarn it, I wish it was easier to see the original reporter06:48
LaserJockI keep thinking the first person to comment is the reporter and sometimes end up saying some stupid things ;-)06:49
duanedesignthey need to add a edit comment feature06:50
persiaNo, editing comments has all sorts of repurcussions better avoided.06:50
persiaIt's just that the reporter being above the tasks gets confusing.06:50
nellerywould it be right to mark the open bugs of a package that no longer exists in Jaunty as won't fix?06:54
persiaI usually just mark them Invalid, rather than wontfix, but either works.  Just be sure to note in the comment that the bug is being closed because the package is goine.06:56
persiaAlso, check to see if the package is superceded by another package: often the bugs needs to be migrated when a package name changes.06:57
nelleryalright thanks06:58
itnet7Bug #31139507:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 311395 in ubuntu "[regression] There is no way to set a shortcut key for the shutdown dialog" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/31139507:35
itnet7Can someone please mark this "wishlist" ?07:35
persiaitnet7, done07:37
persiaitnet7, It still needs a package though (gnome-control-center)07:37
persiaAlso, should get a status.07:37
itnet7Thanks Persia, I will add it, what should I change the status to?07:38
persiaPlease.07:38
persiaAlso, I'm not sure that belongs on brainstorm.07:38
persiaIt's fairly small, and well defined.07:38
itnet7Yeah, I read what you wrote above... didn't notice in time :-)07:39
itnet7I will keep that in mind when posting the generic responses.07:39
itnet7 persia, should I update the status to confirmed or in progress?07:42
persiaWell, it should only be in-progress if someone is actively working to fix it.07:43
persiaWhether it should be confirmed or not depends on whether you can confirm it's a bug.07:43
itnet7makes sense07:43
itnet7I can confirm what he stated... but to me it isn't as important to be able bind a key to shutdown like that... I always found that to be dangerous :-)07:44
persiaSo you'd suggest that the binding is missing, but feel it should not be enabled by default?07:44
itnet7Exactly.. that way it is present for someone else that may want the feature, or the ability to easily bind it07:45
itnet7I do remember it prior to the logout/shutdown being split07:46
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refdocHi, can someone tell me where I can find out a history of recent updates? _ i think recently a locale bug has been brought into 8.10 and 8.0421:27
refdocand I would like to file a report against it with some accuracy21:27
refdocbasically it is right now impossible to run a application in a different locale than the gnome main one, while in the past this was easy with "export LC_ALL=new_locale; myprogram21:28
Ryan52look at /var/log/dpkg.log21:36
Ryan52it'll show you what you've upgraded/installed recently.21:36
refdocthanks. I thinkk I have narrowed it down to login on the 11 December and OpenOffice on the 9th21:37
LaserJockif an apport bug has an essentially blank retrace and the report is "donno, just crashed" should I close it?21:49
xteejxhey guys, hope you all had a good xmas - those that do xmas anyway :)22:31
xteejxbdmurray: I won't be triaging for quite a while I've been in hospital a lot recently, sorry to let you down, but just so you know in case you see that I haven't been "bothering".22:32
xteejxI have a problem though I'm trying to upgrade to Jaunty alpha I keep getting W:Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-updates/Release  Unable to find expected entry  partner/binary-amd64/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)22:32
xteejx, W:Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty-security/Release  Unable to find expected entry  partner/binary-amd64/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)22:32
xteejx, E:Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.22:32
jcastrodude man, take care of yourself, don't worry, there will always be bugs22:32
xteejxthanks castro :)22:34
xteejxwell thought i should let ya all know, have a good new year guys and keep up the good work i'll be back when i can take care22:36
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