[00:05] bryce: any idea where the best place to put "xcalib /etc/display-profiles/someprofile" is for a crude configuration? [00:06] i've put it in my gdmrc but it only runs after i've logged in for some reason [00:06] (in terms of potentially being a standard thing in ubuntu) [00:06] alex-weej: you want it to run prior to login? [00:06] want it to run as soon as X even starts [00:07] thankfully it persists across s3 suspend now [00:07] and cheese/logout don't screw with the CLUT anymore [00:07] so it's actually pretty sufficient to just run it when X starts [00:07] would /etc/X11/Xsession.d be appropriate? [00:07] else maybe fit it in with the session stuff in /etc/gdm [00:08] bryce: all of this runs as soon as X comes up? [00:08] you may want to play around with it, but yeah [00:09] atm i've got it in /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default [00:09] depends on the persistence of the xcalib changes I guess [00:09] how's that working? [00:09] it doesn't affect GDM [00:09] as soon as i log in i see the colours change [00:09] you mean, doesn't affect the login screen? [00:09] yes [00:09] * bryce nods [00:10] ok, try in /etc/X11/Xsession.d next. afaik that should apply for all X sessions including the gdm login screen [00:10] ok i'll add a new file [00:10] I'm not sure when /etc/gdm/Init/* stuff gets invoked but you could try that as well [00:11] my guess is that it runs once only when gdm starts though [00:12] i think that should be fine [00:12] let me try it [00:12] brb [00:18] bryce: i added a 35display-profile to Xsession.d but it only did the same as my PreSession GDM thing [00:18] changes colours when i log in [00:19] what do you mean by 'changes colors'? [00:19] so i added it to the end of /etc/gdm/Init/Default and it seems to work flawlessly [00:19] ah ok [00:19] applies the CLUT [00:19] any idea if there's a way to get it to apply to X on an even lower level? [00:20] (other than hacking X --- that's what i'm trying to avoid for now) [00:27] maybe /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc ? [00:27] there is also /etc/X11/xinit/xserverrc although I'm not sure gdm uses that [00:27] anyway, I think we're running out of rc solutions :-) so yeah next step would probably involve X hackery [00:47] ok will have a play tomorrow [00:47] cheers! [01:25] tjaalton: btw the above libx11 issue turned out to just be an out-of-sync mirror [06:55] hi guys [07:25] hi tarimari [07:26] i have put this xorg pushers ppa [07:26] latest xorg etc. i have intel [07:26] and now my screen is very bright! [07:26] by default [07:26] how i can change that [07:32] bryce: I don't think the patch to the xkeyboard-config README is right, since the files in /usr aren't configuration files, and will be overwritten on upgrade [07:33] I thin it can be configured on the desktop well enough so that the section could be removed completely [07:36] hmm [07:36] and having configuration files in /usr would be against the policy AIUI [07:37] yeah [07:37] ok, feel free to fix up as you think it should be [07:40] well, I don't know what it should look like :) [07:41] maybe evdev.xml should be symlinked to it [07:46] I'll reply to the list first [08:06] where are the devs of xorg pushers ppa? [08:06] you are lookin for tormod [09:07] should i wait tormod at this channel? [09:08] maybe, or email him [09:08] hmm. where i may find his email? :) [09:08] google "tormod xorg" ? [09:08] launchpad? [09:08] ok thanks [09:08] or the package changelogs [09:08] thanks [09:10] ok i found [09:10] tormod volden [10:04] jcristau: libxcb1 Conflicts libxcb-xlib0, but since there's no Replaces libx11-6 and libxcb1 are held back on upgrades [10:05] jcristau: this was probably because of "libxcb-xlib is no more"? [16:28] seb128: ok, I've got a workaround for you.. put http://users.tkk.fi/~tjaalton/foo/drirc in /etc and restart X [16:28] might need to reboot too [16:28] tjaalton: ok thanks! [16:29] seb128: is it a i965? [16:29] the gfx chip [16:29] tjaalton: yes [16:29] ok, so that'll work without modification [16:29] on a dell d630 laptop configuration [16:29] confirmed here.. I'll update mesa [16:29] thanks [16:36] bryce: btw, I can't see any kind of a performance regressions since patch 107 was disabled from xorg-server [16:36] -a [16:36] sweet :-) [16:37] at least on my intel [16:57] ok, jesse pointed out some mesa commits that might fix the vblank hangs [16:57] I'll try them out later today [17:07] guys i saw somewhere a krandrtray tool with gamma. what version is that, and where ican find it? [17:11] tjaalton: http://people.ubuntu.com/~bryce/Graphs/totals.svg [17:52] bryce: wider scale? [17:54] tjaalton: yeah I've gone to setting the time scale to quarters [17:55] tjaalton: I cleaned up xkeyboard-config yesterday, and it's interesting to see it produced a little drop in the totals [18:08] bryce: yes, looks like it [18:14] bad tuxpaint.. no way to maximize the window [19:12] heh, altgr-sysrq-k really works [19:13] no need for ctrl-alt-backspace [19:17] guys how i can change the brightness of monitor at xorg? [19:18] or the contrast [19:18] are there somewhere these settings? [19:18] the console's black color is like grey [19:18] what console? [19:18] black color anyway [19:18] it is like grey [19:18] konsole - terminal window - command line [19:19] this change happened after installing tormod xorg files, i uninstalled and still this exists [19:19] i can fix it by changing gamma [19:19] but i think there is problem with contrast [19:22] how can i reset these settings? [19:22] don't know [19:23] ok [19:28] is it a laptop? have you tried shutting it down? === halfline_ is now known as halfline [22:43] -- kde 4.2 final ready at kubuntu-experiment repo [22:44] tjaalton: i don't understand the problem with libx11/libxcb