bryce | http://bryceharrington.org/drupal/zap | 00:18 |
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tjaalton | bryce: hope it does it's job to silence the minority | 06:00 |
bryce | thanks for mentioning the alt-sysrq-k on the merge thread; I'm not sure how to add replies to that other than replying to emails | 06:55 |
tjaalton | yep, me neither | 07:11 |
bryce | heya mvo | 07:49 |
mvo | hey bryce | 07:49 |
* mvo yawns | 07:50 | |
mvo | is there a consensus now on the discussion about the dontzap option? | 07:53 |
* mvo reads the mails about it | 07:54 | |
bryce | mvo: see my blog as well | 07:56 |
pwnguin | i cant believe it went this long without noticing | 07:56 |
bryce | mvo: I don't know that we necessarily have consensus, but we do have definitive sabdfl direction on it | 07:56 |
bryce | I don't think we really need the checkbox anyway; we still have alt-sysrq-k which seems to work just as well for me | 07:58 |
mvo | ok, I will revert the merge again | 07:59 |
bryce | thanks mvo | 08:00 |
tjaalton | i was surprised to see the merge request, since there had not been any discussion about adding it to the capplet | 08:05 |
bryce | tseliot had emailed me and rick privately with the idea. | 08:07 |
bryce | in hindsight probably should have been discussed more widely first | 08:07 |
mvo | I had the impression this was part of the uds discussion already | 08:07 |
mvo | a bit unfortunate that alberto did the work on it and now its not being used :/ | 08:08 |
bryce | yeah, for kubuntu we decided at the uds session to have a checkbox for it. For ubuntu we actually decided to make it available in the xorg.conf options editor | 08:10 |
bryce | however tseliot is thinking he may not get that sufficiently done in time, so suggested doing a checkbox for gnome as well, for the time being | 08:10 |
* mvo nods | 08:12 | |
mvo | about the transition for fglrx->ati, I think that is straightforward, I will answer in detail today | 08:12 |
bryce | thanks. Yeah it will be good to have that in our back pocket | 08:15 |
bryce | after my last confcall with them I think we may need that in the future | 08:16 |
bryce | new troubleshooting guide -- https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/HugeFonts | 08:35 |
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marijus1 | what are the prerequisites to get kms working on jaunty with intel? | 09:59 |
jcristau | marijus1: a new kernel, and possibly rebuilding the driver against that | 10:00 |
jcristau | not sure about the latter | 10:01 |
marijus1 | i got .29-rc3 | 10:01 |
RAOF | Depends on how much you want X to work, I think. | 10:01 |
marijus1 | :D | 10:01 |
marijus1 | well... i tried... and gdm was kind of not messed up | 10:02 |
jcristau | if you want things to work somewhat better, you probably want master of the driver and libdrm, instead of the releases | 10:02 |
RAOF | And probably building the kernel modules from master wouldn't hurt. | 10:02 |
jcristau | RAOF: .29-rc3 is fine | 10:03 |
jcristau | results will depends on the chipset, too. and you need to use uxa iirc | 10:03 |
marijus1 | so jaunty libdrm is not suited for that? | 10:03 |
RAOF | Cool. Ish. More cool would be if nouveau did it :) | 10:03 |
marijus1 | i got an 855GM :) | 10:06 |
jcristau | ah. that's probably not going to work | 10:06 |
marijus1 | not yet... or never ever? | 10:06 |
jcristau | not yet | 10:07 |
marijus1 | well i guess ill try anyway... | 10:07 |
marijus1 | does it also have anything to do with mesa? | 10:10 |
bryce | marijus1: 855 is just such an old chip... | 10:11 |
marijus1 | i know :) | 10:11 |
dholbach | hello my friends - how are you doing? | 11:20 |
dholbach | I was wondering if somebody knew the magic silver bullet to make my compose key and the "usual accents" and stuff work on my intrepid and jaunty again | 11:21 |
dholbach | ~n 'e `e ^e ,c "i is the stuff that I get right now | 11:21 |
dholbach | with German Eliminate Dead keys | 11:21 |
dholbach | and a compose key set | 11:21 |
dholbach | the might seb128 says it might be xkeyboardconfig | 11:23 |
dholbach | œ ñ é è ê ç ï - seems like I have to use the right strg key | 11:27 |
dholbach | everything else either blocks other key combinations or does not work | 11:27 |
dholbach | the behaviour definitely changed | 11:28 |
dholbach | s/strg/ctrl | 11:28 |
Ng | mmm, compose. I probably can't help, I just told gnome to use Alt-Gr as compose and it kinda just worked with the UK layour ;) | 11:34 |
dholbach | thanks Ng - I fixed it now | 11:46 |
dholbach | using "Germany" instead of "Germany Eliminate Dead Keys" | 11:46 |
Ng | huh | 11:46 |
dholbach | and the right win key or is it a menu key(?) does not work for me | 11:47 |
dholbach | Germany with Ctrl as compose works | 11:47 |
dholbach | very weird | 11:47 |
dholbach | I hope I get it working on jaunty on the other machine now too | 11:47 |
dholbach | I felt stupid and illiterate for not writing names properly :) | 11:47 |
dholbach | works in jaunty now too | 11:51 |
* dholbach is happy | 11:51 | |
dholbach | thanks again my X friends | 11:51 |
ogra | hmm, did Xorg drop support for ~/.xsession ? | 13:08 |
jcristau | no | 13:08 |
ogra | creating a .xsession in my homedir that just contains xterm makes startx fail | 13:08 |
ogra | removing that file gets me to a desktop proper | 13:09 |
jcristau | define fail | 13:09 |
ogra | its in qemu ... so it uses fb0 ... i see (==) using config file: "/etc/X11/xorg.conf" which is a completely empty file apparently | 13:12 |
ogra | next line says "Primary device is not PCI" (how did it know that ! :) ) | 13:12 |
ogra | then an xkbcomp warning | 13:13 |
ogra | and then: waiting for X server to shut down ddxSigGiveUP: closing log | 13:13 |
ogra | thats all | 13:13 |
ogra | removing .xsession just works | 13:14 |
ogra | its an armel install done with d-i with yesterdays iso | 13:15 |
ogra | gdm works as well btw ... but both, gnome and gdm are just to heavy since the arm qemu has a restriction to 256M | 13:16 |
ogra | so i wanted to use an xterm to be at least able to test single apps | 13:16 |
ogra | nothing in the log either, no errors or anything | 13:17 |
ogra | looks like X itself comes up fine but doesnt go to the .xsession file | 13:19 |
ogra | same if i put gnome-terminal instead f xterm in there | 13:21 |
ogra | hmm, works with metacity (which indeed doesnt get me anywhere) | 13:22 |
ogra | argh and no zapping ... | 13:22 |
* ogra reboots the VM and grumbles | 13:22 | |
ogra | hmm | 13:25 |
ogra | metacity & | 13:25 |
ogra | xterm | 13:25 |
ogra | doesnt work either | 13:25 |
ogra | the other way round metacity starts but i dont get an xterm ... | 13:26 |
* ogra doesnt get it | 13:27 | |
ogra | aha ! | 13:28 |
ogra | .xsession-errors: xterm Xt error: Unresolved inheritance operation | 13:29 |
ogra | whatever that means ... it prevents treminals from starting apparently | 13:29 |
tjaalton | bryce: heh, not a single comment on your blog, or maybe they are on the moderation queue? | 14:20 |
bryce | tjaalton, oh yeah probably in the moderation queue | 17:59 |
Rocket2DMn | hey bryce , got a few minutes? | 19:00 |
bryce | Rocket2DMn: sure | 19:02 |
Rocket2DMn | cool, ive been working on bug 322610 triage for a friend | 19:02 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 322610 in linux "[Regression] Screen brightness not 100% at boot or resume from monitor sleep" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/322610 | 19:02 |
Rocket2DMn | ive been having trouble deciding on the package to file under, im thinking it might be the intel driver though, which is why im asking you | 19:03 |
Rocket2DMn | since in Xorg.0.log intel is talking about the backlight | 19:03 |
bryce | mmm | 19:03 |
bryce | gnome-power-manager would be my first guess | 19:04 |
bryce | often problems with backlights are ACPI issues rather than X. | 19:04 |
Rocket2DMn | yeah the bug was originally filed under gpm | 19:04 |
bryce | that said, there have been some cases where it is the video driver that's at fault. | 19:05 |
Rocket2DMn | but the problem kicked in only after a kernel upgrade, so i filed it under linux as a hardware regression | 19:05 |
Rocket2DMn | the kernel upgrade came in the other day, the intel driver update a few days before | 19:05 |
bryce | yep that's also possible | 19:05 |
kees | Rocket2DMn: you can booting an earlier kernel, or downgrading the intel driver? | 19:05 |
Rocket2DMn | kees, i had him reboot into an older kernel and the problem goes away | 19:06 |
Rocket2DMn | there are attachments on the bug from both kernels, but the logs basically line up | 19:06 |
Rocket2DMn | there was a quirk in hal, the older kernel picked up 2 compter_backlight entries, whereas the new kernel only saw one | 19:06 |
Rocket2DMn | thinkpad_acpi has some stuff in kern.log but its the same in both, it looks like its surrendering control | 19:08 |
Rocket2DMn | which seems normal in this case | 19:08 |
bryce | yeah, sounding a lot like an acpi kernel issue | 19:09 |
bryce | Rocket2DMn: speak with ogasawara who is the kernel bug triage person, to help get attention on your bug | 19:09 |
Rocket2DMn | alright, its not my bug, its a friend's | 19:10 |
Rocket2DMn | ill ping her about that | 19:10 |
Rocket2DMn | do you think its ok under linux or should it be under acpi-support? | 19:10 |
pwnguin | its kind of unfortunate that one person determines what kernel devs do and don't see | 19:10 |
pwnguin | if you follow all the triage rules, it still won't make it onto her "suggested bugs of the week" list | 19:11 |
Rocket2DMn | i think sometimes she is a little slow to look at some bugs, but im sure the kernel team is very busy | 19:11 |
pwnguin | rocket2dmn: well, its also easy to fall off her radar | 19:12 |
Rocket2DMn | yeah, i dont doubt that | 19:12 |
bryce | at least there is a process; it was worse before | 19:12 |
Rocket2DMn | hehe, yeah, i guess they decided at the last UDS to not have triagers assign bugs to the kernel team either | 19:13 |
Rocket2DMn | i think that's unfortunate, but i hope it helps their process | 19:14 |
bryce | tjaalton, ok comments are up at http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/drupal/zap | 19:16 |
tjaalton | bryce: cool :) | 19:19 |
bryce | heh, most common message is that yet again macbook is missing keys | 19:20 |
bryce | it baffles me why people buy macbooks when they are missing so much functionality | 19:21 |
jcristau | tell them to get a real computer :) | 19:21 |
bryce | anyway, presumably they still have a power button at least | 19:21 |
tjaalton | hehe | 19:22 |
tjaalton | bryce: hmm, still can't see the comments there | 19:45 |
bryce | really? hm | 19:57 |
bryce | tjaalton, try reloading? they should all be there | 19:58 |
tjaalton | still nothing.. bad firefox | 20:00 |
tjaalton | oh well, maybe I don't want to read them anyway | 20:00 |
tjaalton | s/want to/*shouldn't*/ | 20:01 |
tjaalton | uh, s/don't// | 20:01 |
tseliot | tjaalton: firefox knows what's better for you :-P | 20:02 |
tjaalton | tseliot: seems to be the trend ;) | 20:02 |
tseliot | hehe | 20:02 |
* tseliot -> away | 20:02 | |
bryce | I really need to upgrade drupal... | 20:03 |
bryce | tjaalton, could you try again? I tried a different method for publishing the comments this time | 20:05 |
tjaalton | bryce: shiny.. works this time | 20:06 |
bryce | awesome | 20:07 |
tjaalton | nothing too alarming there. on my thinkpad I don't need to use Fn, but altgr instead of alt | 20:29 |
tjaalton | so maybe documenting "the new behaviour" isn't that straightforward as would be ideal | 20:30 |
bryce | yeah | 20:32 |
bryce | tjaalton oh btw, what do you think of that patch for kees' bug to change the max client limit? | 20:33 |
jcristau | hrm. the vmmouse_detect(1) manpage upstream says 'report bugs to launchpad'. | 20:48 |
jcristau | should that be changed to fd.o bugzilla? | 20:48 |
bryce | jcristau: interesting; yes that should be changed | 20:50 |
jcristau | the manpage has your copyright so it's not too surprising, just noticed it while looking at getting the latest version in experimental | 20:51 |
jcristau | http://people.debian.org/~jcristau/0001-Point-to-freedesktop.org-bugzilla-instead-of-launchp.patch | 21:08 |
bryce | jcristau: wow nice. I didn't know about @PACKAGE_BUGREPORT@ before | 21:36 |
jcristau | yeah it's the third argument to AC_INIT | 21:37 |
tjaalton | bryce: yeah, I do agree | 22:14 |
bryce | working on the 'High CPU' bugs this afternoon | 22:14 |
tjaalton | the gnome-madness bug you say? | 22:15 |
bryce | it feels very nice to be able to drop bugs as "looks like a client-side application problem to me" | 22:15 |
bryce | oh all over the place. one was an xfce-theme problem (just two themes triggered it) | 22:15 |
tjaalton | hehe | 22:15 |
bryce | "I notice these two themes do some really intense gradient animation... no idea if that's related..." | 22:16 |
bryce | also appears kde was doing monitor polling with xrandr calls every 10 sec at some point too | 22:16 |
bryce | http://jakob.petsovits.at/projector-fun | 22:17 |
bryce | it drives me crazy that even after people realize the problem was caused by something other than X, they still blame X for their problems ;-) | 22:18 |
bryce | silly people | 22:18 |
tjaalton | yeah, more work for the cluebat | 22:21 |
bryce | tjaalton, btw I pushed out the xorg changes that were sitting in git. Figured we should get them out for alpha-4 next week | 22:29 |
bryce | making bug 294972 master for cpu load issues | 22:33 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 294972 in xorg "MASTER: xorg high cpu usage, general system sluggishness" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/294972 | 22:33 |
tjaalton | bryce: ok, did you push the release commit?-) | 23:01 |
bryce | oh yeah | 23:01 |
tjaalton | k, our spamfilter must've eaten it | 23:02 |
bryce | no I mean, "Oh yeah, <mumble> git <mumble> needs to be committed still..." | 23:02 |
tjaalton | hehe | 23:02 |
bryce | pushed | 23:02 |
tjaalton | thanks | 23:03 |
bryce | oh btw, seb128 is thinking about dropping the forced 96 dpi in gnome next week at the sprint | 23:04 |
bryce | so we might get more of those "HUGE font" bugs | 23:04 |
tjaalton | figures | 23:05 |
tjaalton | did I already ask about 'gdm on vt1'?-) | 23:05 |
tjaalton | I guess we need a flamewar for jaunty+1 too | 23:06 |
bryce | hehe | 23:06 |
bryce | we need a section in the release notes titled, "How X will piss you off to no end in this release of Ubuntu" | 23:07 |
tjaalton | I've been running X on vt1 since UDS. very few changes needed, gdm and system-services (drop /etc/event.d/tty1) | 23:08 |
bryce | we can end it with a link to the Wayland home page | 23:08 |
tjaalton | bwaha | 23:08 |
tjaalton | "a teaser of what we'll see... in 2017!" | 23:09 |
bryce | ok, high cpu bugs done. I was able to drop x from almost all of them, except a couple that actually were xserver lockups | 23:32 |
bryce | ok, lunchtime | 23:32 |
tjaalton | whoa, first real nouveau bug | 23:35 |
tjaalton | bug 323377 | 23:35 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 323377 in xserver-xorg-video-nouveau "X fails to start with nouveau driver on nforce2" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/323377 | 23:35 |
bryce | sweet | 23:38 |
bryce | I'll close it | 23:46 |
tjaalton | well, even though it's not really supported, it might be nice to see how the driver progresses | 23:47 |
bryce | hank you for testing the new -nouveau driver and reporting your finding of a problem. | 23:48 |
bryce | However, while we are providing -nouveau for testers to experiment with, we are not yet supporting -nouveau in Ubuntu and will not be following up on this bug at this time. | 23:48 |
bryce | It sounds like you have a good lead on finding a solution to this problem associated with lvds detection though, and I would strongly encourage you to contact the upstream developers directly and work with them on finding a solution. | 23:48 |
bryce | +T | 23:48 |
tjaalton | getting late.. night! | 23:59 |
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