tjaalton | oh cool, looks like the fedora patches made it in wacom-tools 0.8.3.1 | 04:50 |
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superm1 | bryce, tjaalton i've got a fix backported from mesa git that fixes that mythtv bug. y'all cool with me uploading it? | 07:48 |
tjaalton | superm1: is it included in 7.4? | 08:05 |
superm1 | tjaalton, i don't think it is | 08:05 |
tjaalton | which commit? | 08:05 |
superm1 | 529d1d720e1422bad1880ef33fae1c9423112d2e | 08:05 |
superm1 | i didn't see it in the 7.4 branch browsing the webif | 08:05 |
tjaalton | hmh, the search doesn't find it.. what's the commit msg? | 08:06 |
superm1 | This lets swrast produce an fbconfig suitable for the root visual now that | 08:06 |
superm1 | the server's not allowing mismatched fbconfigs. | 08:06 |
tjaalton | ok, found it | 08:07 |
superm1 | is it in 7.4, or you found it in trunk? | 08:08 |
tjaalton | not in 7.4, but I'll add it while merging | 08:08 |
superm1 | okay for now, i'm going to do an upload with it so i can get re-rolled disks tomorrow hopefully | 08:08 |
tjaalton | ok | 08:08 |
tjaalton | toss me the diff so I can add it to git.. | 08:09 |
superm1 | http://pastebin.com/f1ae8547a | 08:09 |
tjaalton | thanks | 08:12 |
tjaalton | you should probably get an account on alioth :) | 08:12 |
tjaalton | (.debian.org) | 08:12 |
superm1 | yeah i should. | 08:12 |
superm1 | where do i fill out such requests? | 08:13 |
tjaalton | there's a webform | 08:13 |
superm1 | tjaalton,also do you know the right people to ask to pull that into 7.4? i suspect other distros that will be picking up xorg server 1.6 will want to get that too without having to go on the manhunt i did the last few days | 08:13 |
tjaalton | superm1: probably late for 7.4, but 7.4.1 should follow at some point | 08:14 |
tjaalton | but maybe ask brian paul | 08:14 |
superm1 | is he on IRC? | 08:14 |
tjaalton | at least not atm | 08:15 |
tjaalton | but mesa3d-dev@lists.sf.net should be ok | 08:15 |
superm1 | okay i'll fire an email that way. i hope they dont make me subscribe to send | 08:16 |
tjaalton | his email is brianp at vmware.com | 08:16 |
tjaalton | if the list is hostile :) | 08:16 |
tjaalton | bryce: I can push the changes to xorg-server git so you can stop worrying about it and start with a clean branch? | 08:19 |
bryce | thanks | 08:19 |
superm1 | hm alioth makes me take username-guest? | 08:19 |
superm1 | i can't just register username? | 08:19 |
tjaalton | superm1: yes, non-dd's | 08:19 |
bryce | no | 08:19 |
superm1 | that's a bit annoying | 08:20 |
bryce | it's only the start | 08:20 |
tjaalton | a bit, but not too much.. you don't need to know about it other than when cloning | 08:21 |
superm1 | okay so now i dont see anywhere obvious to add an ssh key for git access then? | 08:21 |
tjaalton | you need to be added to the pkg-xorg team | 08:22 |
tjaalton | oh, the keys are behind account maintenance | 08:23 |
bryce | night, heading to bed. cya. | 08:24 |
superm1 | i guess i need to be on a team for it to be exposed in the UI. how lets see if i can find where to request access to a team then | 08:24 |
tjaalton | night bryce | 08:24 |
tjaalton | don't get the git bugs bite.. :P | 08:25 |
superm1 | okay i requested access. i guess jcristau will have to ack that then | 08:26 |
tjaalton | yep | 08:26 |
superm1 | i'm headed to bed too. night y'all | 08:26 |
tjaalton | bye | 08:26 |
jcristau | superm1: added. | 08:48 |
dholbach | since a few days my brother's metacity is using 100% CPU in jaunty - could this be an X issue? | 09:26 |
dholbach | seb128 says metacity didn't change in the last 1.5 months | 09:26 |
dholbach | it | 09:26 |
dholbach | it's a Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller card in his laptop | 09:26 |
dholbach | he doesn't use compositing | 09:27 |
tjaalton | dholbach: dunno, my bet is that metacity is just confused | 09:35 |
dholbach | tjaalton: about what? :) | 09:40 |
jcristau | what's it doing? | 09:41 |
tjaalton | dholbach: about it's state.. maybe cleaning the configs might help | 09:47 |
dholbach | tjaalton: which do you suggest? | 09:48 |
tjaalton | dholbach: it's been a while since I used it, so don't know how to clear it | 09:50 |
tjaalton | at least there's ~/.metacity | 09:50 |
dholbach | I'll ask him to try | 09:54 |
RAOF | Build, you darn git-buildpackage. I know I'm not on master! I'm on ubuntu-jaunty because I'm building a package for Jaunty, damnit! | 10:27 |
Ng | does tormod lurk around these parts? | 10:52 |
tjaalton | sometimes, yes | 10:54 |
Ng | I'm just curious about how I can match up his -intel git snapshot changelog with what upstream call things. | 10:55 |
Ng | he says it includes up to commit 69c84f2c8204771b68f40ed64e64657237b54546 and upstream wanted me to try 2.6.99.902 | 10:56 |
* Ng tsks at cgit for not making it easier to see a log of these hashes | 10:56 | |
Ng | what's the point of having a globally unique identifier for each commit if you're not going to make that the easiest way to track history?! ;) | 10:56 |
tjaalton | gitweb was easier in that regard | 10:57 |
Ng | aha, that's the second-to-most-recent commit on master. win. | 10:57 |
tjaalton | oh, master | 10:57 |
tjaalton | so not on 2.7 branch | 10:57 |
Ng | http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24376936/xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.6.99.1%2Bgit20090327.69c84f2c-0ubuntu0tormod_source.changes | 10:59 |
Ng | suggests it's master | 10:59 |
Ng | but I have approximately 0 familiarity with the way this stuff is structured for intel | 11:00 |
tjaalton | same as elsewhere.. the release branches are for bugfixes, master for development | 11:00 |
tjaalton | bryce: to not need -f when using git add is to use .diff postfix :) | 14:32 |
tjaalton | don't know why .gitignore has *.patch on it | 14:33 |
tjaalton | xorg-server git updated | 14:34 |
tjaalton | mesa merged in my local ubuntu-next branch.. I'm wondering if we could push that and use for stuff like this (not knowing if 7.4 will be accepted or not, but allowing working on it together) | 14:34 |
tjaalton | damn, gotta run.. get to sing Händel today, again :P | 14:35 |
jcristau | tjaalton: i guess because git format-patch produces *.patch and it makes sense for upstream to ignore that | 14:43 |
tormod | did we get some DPI policy changes lately? | 19:32 |
bryce | tormod: apparently... I'm looking for the bug report | 19:32 |
tormod | I had these big fat fonts for a while, now it's back to tiny | 19:32 |
bryce | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/JauntyJackalope/TechnicalOverview?action=diff&rev2=67&rev1=66 | 19:32 |
bryce | according to slangasek the dpi thing has been reverted by asac | 19:33 |
bryce | which is sort of a bummer to me, but at least this time it's not being blamed on X iniquities ;-) | 19:33 |
tormod | this was not discussed anywhere, like on ubuntu-x ? | 19:33 |
bryce | I guess not; bug 349140 was the first I got light of it | 19:34 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 349140 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "invalid lcd dpi calculated" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/349140 | 19:34 |
bryce | #345189 seems to be the bug attached to the change... looking... | 19:34 |
bryce | changed in libgnome | 19:35 |
bryce | * debian/libgnome2-common.gconf-defaults: fix LP: #345189 - regression after | 19:35 |
bryce | switching system font size to 13.333; we backout the new font defaults made in | 19:35 |
bryce | 2.25.1-0ubuntu2 and force 96 dpi again (see 2.24.1-1ubuntu3) | 19:35 |
bryce | -- Alexander Sack <asac@ubuntu.com> Mon, 23 Mar 2009 12:34:41 +0100 | 19:35 |
tormod | where is 96 dpi forced? | 19:37 |
tormod | it is not on the X server command line AFAICS | 19:37 |
bryce | no, it's forced in libgnome | 19:37 |
bryce | tormod: it's telling that kubuntu has not been forcing the dpi for some time, and trusts what X provides | 19:38 |
tormod | so no-gnome applications will get the correct DPI from X then | 19:38 |
tormod | shouldn't they rather fix Gnome? | 19:39 |
bryce | historically we've typically gotten the bug reports about monitors with invalid physical dimension EDID only from KDE users, since that messes up the dpi X reports. GNOME users don't see those kinds of bugs since it's been forced | 19:39 |
bryce | tormod: fixing Gnome seems the sensible solution to me as well | 19:39 |
bryce | tormod: maybe it's too hard for them though *shrug* | 19:40 |
bryce | e.g. it may require individually fixing a lot of different apps, or altering font definitions or something | 19:40 |
bryce | at least it would be nice if they implemented as an option, so testers could switch the 96 dpi forcing off, so they can work on getting the apps fixed up | 19:41 |
tormod | yes this kind of hides bugs instead of getting them fixed | 19:41 |
bryce | I anticipate we're going to see a bunch of bug reports against X.org now, that say "Hey, you guys finally got my font dpi right in Jaunty, but now with the release it's regressed to 96 again...??" | 19:41 |
tormod | we got a bunch of edid quirking working thanks to the KDE reports | 19:42 |
tormod | I liked having an A4 paper on the screen being the size of an A4 paper etc | 19:43 |
* bryce nods | 19:43 | |
tormod | I hope they drop the dpi-forcing ASAP in Karmic | 19:44 |
* bryce waves a wand and turns 349140 into a libgnome bug | 19:44 | |
bryce | actually it'll be nice for a change to be able to forward a bunch of X bugs to gnome, instead of the other way round ;-) | 19:44 |
bryce | tormod: mm, in 345189 it appears asac is working on fixing each application individually.. that's why there's so many bug tasks there | 19:46 |
bryce | sounds like the root issue is application developers confusing "pixel-size fonts" with "point-size fonts" | 19:47 |
tormod | good to hear he is working on it | 19:47 |
tormod | mesa seems to need plenty of fixes, are we gonna get 7.4 in? | 19:50 |
bryce | tormod: timo's working on it | 19:55 |
tormod | tjaalton: you may want to cherry-pick for bug 324854 | 20:02 |
ubottu | Launchpad bug 324854 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "DRI2: (UXA) white transparency artifacts with compiz [patch]" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/324854 | 20:02 |
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