=== seb128_ is now known as seb128 [02:06] hi all [02:07] how should I report a bug that crashes X only when compiz is running? [02:07] It crashes consistently whenever I try to use dual-monitors [02:12] Craigy90: try asking in #ubuntu-x [06:33] good morning [06:50] Ubuntu Development and Packaging Q&A in 10m in #ubuntu-classroom [07:42] good morning [09:36] ls [09:36] fail === asac_ is now known as asac === mrooney1 is now known as mrooney [10:08] hi all [10:19] hi, for me 2.6.28-13 (9.04 amd64) does not see any files nor partitions [10:19] perhaps this is the 16 partition limit? because my / is on /dev/sda16 [10:20] -11 (and install live cd) work [10:22] can we fix this? what is the partitions limit on -13 ? [10:46] well I tried to restore debconf and not something has gone wrong when trying to install the kernels? See http://pastebin.ca/1481697 [10:46] any ideas? [10:46] s/not/now [11:05] it seems that ubuntu tottally fails, in the first day of use I found dozen of serious problems [11:06] is there any actually working way to fix them quick? I can do the reporting [11:06] rmaj: we have no concept of mindreading I'm afraid. are the bugs reported on launchpad already? [11:07] the amount of fail is so big I have hard time reporting them, because Im not sure if given 3 bugs should be 1 or 3 reports [11:07] for example, hardware drives installer, for nvidia, fails on following fronts [11:08] - lack of feedback to user aboput download progress/success [11:08] - invalid reporting of network problems (just empty message box) [11:08] - after installation the drivers do not work [11:08] - no way to see details what is the problem in installation [11:08] - (probably about X server) the "failsave graphics mode" thing does not work [11:09] drivers not working could be result of new kernel installation (-13) that didnt boot. now Im back in -11 [11:09] so.. 1) -13 does not boot and 2) if we installed -13 then getting back to working -11 is not possible, drivers do not work [11:10] btw I noticed that GSM connection do not work (worked on 8.10) [11:10] If I found isolate problem its obvious to report it... but what to do when everything brakes apart like above [11:11] (its a fresh 9.04 amd64) [11:12] Nafallo: so how should I go about reporting and having fixed all this [11:16] rmaj: file bugs on launchpad I'd say. www.launchpad.net [11:17] what is package name for that hardware installer? [11:17] rmaj: I'm a bit busy at the moment, so can't really help more than that I'm afraid. hopefully someone else can speak up :-) [11:17] jockey I think. [11:20] thanks [11:27] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jockey/+bug/394651 [11:27] Launchpad bug 394651 in jockey "[9.04 amd64 + nvidia = FAIL] jockey hardware drivers installer" [Undecided,New] === yofel_ is now known as yofel [12:06] Hi guys, just wondering if anyone knows how I can download and install the karmic version of a package in jaunty. [12:07] ? [12:08] you can try, but sometimes it would fail due to dependencies [12:13] It's just I'm looking at this bug, which I can't reproduce: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/wavemon/+bug/209710 because I haven't got a wireless connection [12:13] Launchpad bug 209710 in wavemon "Saved treshold action = beep will change after restart into beep+flash" [Low,Confirmed] [12:14] However, the reporter is not using the latest version because he isn't using karmic, so I have no way of telling whether this is reproducible in the latest version of wavemon [12:27] Looking at https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups-pdf/+bug/295318 , it seems that the bug has been resolved. Does anyone know if this means that all the packages/projects should be marked as fix released or not? [12:27] Launchpad bug 295318 in cups-pdf "cups-pdf requires user to create output folder before working correctly." [Low,Fix released] === ogra__ is now known as ogra === dholbach_ is now known as dholbach [15:55] all: this is one good example on how to deal with extreme rudeness: http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-coreutils/2009-07/msg00012.html. The archive contains the whole thread, if you are interested. [16:32] ok hello I wanna kill some bugs.. im doing it with just launchapd thrue firefox. I saw in synaptic there is some ubuntu bug team package? is it with tools for bug team? if not then how can I halp with bug killing? im no linux programmer so how can I start? [16:34] I also would need this info so I could make local bug squad in native language.. [16:35] also here's one bug on witch I want to know if I said correctly.. can someone check on it? https://bugs.launchpad.net/synaptic/+bug/186634 [16:35] Launchpad bug 186634 in synaptic "Old version of eclipse in repository" [Undecided,New] [16:36] so is there some programm for bug tracking ? best way to help in launchpad to manage bugs? report/manage/search? tools? programms? [16:45] Kangarooo: Afaik it's known that the eclipse package is outdated, there's just nobody to update it [16:46] It'd be best to look at eclipse bug reports and see if this particular bug report is a duplicate of another [16:46] Additionally this bug is filed in the incorrect place - it is about the upstream synaptic project not about ubuntu [16:47] notice the Affects table has "synaptic" not "synaptic (ubuntu)" [17:21] bdmurray: ok can you say more preciselly.. I didn't understand.. problem is in synaptic.. so this bug is reported to synaptic.. everything is correct or something needs to be corrected? 4 example if problem is in crunchbangs synaptic like I wrote comment to that bug then I would not post synaptic ubuntu.. I just want to know what to do correctly.. [17:23] and can anybody tell me is there bug team somekind tools?.. like all newest bugs I see immidiatlly as posted and immidiatlly search relative bugs? launchapad web too strange.. maybe ubuntu-bug distro? [17:23] ubuntu-bug-team distro? [17:24] Kangarooo: I would expect the bug report to look as it does now. Bug 186634 [17:24] Launchpad bug 186634 in synaptic "Old version of eclipse in repository" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/186634 [17:24] notice how I've added a "synaptic (Ubuntu)" line [17:25] However, its not really a synaptic bug but a bug about eclipse being old so the bug report should really be about the eclipse package in Ubuntu [17:30] ah ok finally yees :) that's more logical.. but if I would for example put that bug is affecting synaptic ubuntu and eclipse ( couse that who reported didn't said witch distro so I can't say without knowing that bug is in ubuntu ) to attract more who might know what is really problem.. eclipse developers maybe don't know about ubuntu some ubuntu package maker only knows how he made this package.. im confused [17:30] "latest version available (and all associated plugins) is v3.2.2-3ubuntu3" [17:30] ^- notice ubuntu [17:34] aaah ok this time its know yes.. /// bug managing isn't making my statistik bigger http://daniel.holba.ch/five-a-day-stats/ ? and where is simmilar page for each user statistic? === Kangarooo1 is now known as Kangarooo [18:54] hello [18:54] Does Ubuntu jaunty have some bug related to HDD? My HDD temperature is pretty high without doing anything and it seems spinning all time, I have a laptop [18:59] hello? [19:05] Does Ubuntu jaunty have some bug related to HDD? My HDD temperature is pretty high without doing anything and it seems spinning all time, I have a laptop [19:08] elena09: HDD is in every OS spinning all the time [19:09] and no it can't be higher than on any other OS :D [19:09] I know, but temperature is above 45 Celsius at me all the time [19:09] There was a bug related to load cycles in Ubuntu 8.10, could it be? [19:10] that's normal.. cpu temp i know for PC is from 50 to 80 I've seen.. tell me only how and where did you saw HDD temp? [19:12] sudo hddtemp /dev/sda that's how [19:13] WDC WD3200BEVT-22ZCT0: 45°C [19:13] and it shows tha... [19:13] that* [19:14] elena09: elena is girls name.. how can you be interested in computers? russian? [19:14] sudo: hddtemp: command not found [19:15] sudo hddtemp /dev/sda [19:15] you must install the package first [19:16] sudo apt-get install hddtemp [19:16] first is that and then ... [19:16] I am a girls yes, but not Russian [19:16] Kangarooo: there's no reason that girls cannot be interested in computers [19:16] Kangarooo: please respect all members in the channel [19:17] elena09, what kind of disk is that ? [19:17] I allways do that :D did something made you feel different? :) [19:17] elena09, do you know the rpm for it ? [19:18] my result /dev/sda: ST92011A: 54°C so its normal [19:18] WDC WD3200BEVT-22ZCT0: 45°C It is a laptop disk [19:18] It may be bug 59695 [19:18] having a disk that spins at 7200 or so, 45°C is perfectly normal [19:18] andrea-bs: Error: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out [19:18] I have 5400 [19:18] let me look in the WD page [19:18] is there a command in Ubuntu for RPM? [19:19] google the code of result of hddtemp [19:19] http://wdc.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/wdc.cfg/php/enduser/std_adp.php?p_faqid=2670&p_created=#jumper [19:20] There is WD page [19:20] and it says 5400RPM [19:20] there is a hw report from a laptop user under arch linux using that disk http://bugs.archlinux.org/task/13110?getfile=3063 [19:20] -Hard Disk Temperature- [19:20] WDC WD3200BEVT-22ZCT0 (/dev/sda) : 52°C [19:21] 45°C dont seem to worrying [19:21] (the bug he reported wasnt about disk temp) [19:22] elena09: is your hdd WD Passport? ist that external? I have also external WD.. will this HDDTEMP also show temp for external USB HDD? And just usb Flash stick? [19:22] if you google for "WD3200BEVT-22ZCT0 temperature" you will find a lot of systems where the disk runs around 40-50° [19:22] it is not external [19:23] 10000 maybe will go even to 80.. why not? and that ok.. computer knows what to do its programmed.. I have 5400 and 54celsius [19:23] hmmm so you say it is ok? [19:24] i would think so [19:24] ogra the disk temperature is perhaps a consequence of hdd activity, [19:24] its hotter than mine (39°C but seems google thinks many people have such a temp) [19:24] definately [19:25] there was a bug In Ubuntu 8.10 related to load/unload cycles; was it solved in Jaunty? [19:26] WDC WD3200BEVT-22ZCT0 hardware monitor [19:26] Temperature sensor 0 44°C (111°F) [0x2C] (HDD) [19:26] thats from a guy using windows ... [19:27] so seems such a temp is relatively typical for that disk [19:27] well, ok. Thank you for helping me. [19:27] ogra: put a fan in front of it [19:28] hdd is spinning all the time.. no matter what.. its just moving its needles up and down if neccesery.. 60celsius is normal.. [19:28] ok. [19:28] Kangarooo: 60C for a hard disk ? [19:28] Good night and thanks again. [19:28] since when ? [19:28] Kangarooo, well, HDDs have specs ... 60°C is likely more on the max temp area [19:28] yes even 80 :) why not? cpu is 80 also [19:28] google report on disk use says around 40/30 is good [19:28] your CPU has no bearings :) [19:28] hard disk * [19:29] I found also 66celsius on google [19:29] how do you check hdd temp? [19:29] yvan300: sudo apt-get install hddtemp [19:29] sudo apt-get install hddtemp [19:29] with the hddtemp tool or smartmon [19:29] sudo hddtemp /dev/sda [19:29] and that's the biggest bug today in ubuntu :) [19:30] Kangarooo: it has been fixed. [19:30] :D [19:33] is there ar gui tool witch also includes hddtemp ? [19:34] Kangarooo: sysinfo [19:35] Kangarooo: for gnome there is sensors-applet [19:37] smart-notifier [19:37] sysinfo is 401kb sensors is 1528kb ill now compare.. maybe some place to compare programms? I have some ideas for programm compariong in some web catalog but if there is then I woul like to use it [19:40] ok when I installed sysinfo it showed in menu but sensors-applet didn't.. maybe couse I have not gnome? i have xubuntu [19:44] ogra: smart-notifier 4657kb but it now shows strange menu.. im afraid of strange menu.. even not logical.. it ask what type of mail config I want to be general.. but hardware display tools don't need email.. [19:44] I tried to restore debconf and not swell I tried to restore debconf and not something has gone wrong when trying to install the kernels? See http://pastebin.ca/1481697 [19:45] any ideas? [19:45] oops [19:45] I tried to restore debconf and now something has gone wrong when trying to install the kernels? See http://pastebin.ca/1481697 [19:45] Kangarooo, no idea about it ... it attaches to the S.M.A.R.T interface of your disk which is for failure checking and arnings [19:45] *warnings [19:45] ogra: omg it even installed postfix [19:46] Kangarooo, well, you should take a look at a package before blindly installing it ;) [19:46] apt-cache show is your friend [19:46] postfix is for email.. ok how can I do that if I ... aah ok [19:46] is this a bug or something wrong with my system? [19:58] yvan300: but sysinfo is not showing hddtemp === dyfet__ is now known as dyfet [20:13] Hi all, how can I get involved [20:13] I want to help [20:15] I know of Lauchpad, just need to be pointed in right direction [20:18] lwells: Hi and thanks for your interest in helping :) [20:19] I see the info about bug squad [20:19] Just not sure how to join a team to help and where to start [20:19] lwells: Do you have some specific vision of helping? For example more coding or more triaging ? [20:20] What is involved with triaging? [20:21] Triaging means you look at new bugs and try to make them good. For example asking the reporter specific things, etc [20:21] I want to be coding and learning also, but help where i can [20:21] Developers like to have informative bug reports [20:21] lwells, basically it is figuring out what is actually the issue (if any), and collecting the necessary documentation to help resolution [20:22] Well I am a NoOb in linux and ubuntu, still learning the system [20:22] So I will need to start out small [20:22] lwells: A good way to start cooding would be https://edge.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/karmic [20:23] papercuts are small annoyances, that can be fixed by (mostly) a small amount of coding work [20:24] that sounds like a good start [20:24] I am currently using Jaunty, does that matter? [20:25] lwells: It shouldn't matter, but having the latest testing version installed makes it sometimes easier to test things [20:25] testing version of the OS? [20:26] Or just a specific package? [20:26] lwells, yes -- this would mean karmic [20:26] testing new packages [20:26] Oh, Karmic is the next version? [20:26] usually the latest version of a package is on the current development system [20:26] sometimes new packages versions mean new depencies which are not present in the old version of the os [20:26] yes -- Karmic Koala == 9.10 [20:26] ahh ok [20:27] I think an easy one to fix is https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/275495 [20:27] Launchpad bug 275495 in hundredpapercuts "nautilus search, when several places are choosen only the latest is searched" [Undecided,Confirmed] [20:27] Ok, well I can install Karmic right? [20:28] I mean it is available right? [20:28] lwells: It is [20:28] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KarmicKoala/TechnicalOverview [20:28] This page contains all necessary information for new development releases [20:29] good good [20:29] And do I need to offically register to help? [20:29] You mean in launchpad? [20:29] yes [20:29] For almost all cases, yes. [20:30] Well I have already have a log in [20:30] Then you have all you nedd [20:30] * need [20:31] but I do not need to report to a head of Paper Cuts coordinator or something? [20:31] communication is always good to let other people know about what you figured out [20:32] ok [20:32] but it is not necessary to ask someone if you can take a bug and try to fix it [20:33] And if I need help with a certain issue, I can come here? [20:33] lwells, the sabic principle is document (i.e., write a comment on the bug) what you did/do/will do [20:33] s/sabic/basic/ Urgh! [20:34] ok [20:34] then others will read that right? [20:34] yes [20:35] feel free to ask here for help any time [20:35] and we will know what was tried, what did not work, and what did. This always help [20:35] question, how do you open a release specific sub-task - similar to how https://bugs.launchpad.net/desktop-switcher/+bug/349519 has jaunty and karmic under desktop-switcher? [20:35] Launchpad bug 349519 in desktop-switcher "Switch Desktop Mode corrupted settings" [High,Fix committed] [20:36] lwells: When starting to fix bugs the Packaging Guide at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide might be of a big help [20:36] plars, you nominate for a release [20:36] hggdh: how does it know which task to put it under? [20:37] thanks man, you guys are very helpful [20:38] lwells: You are welcome :) [20:38] I know I will be back, I just need to try not to be a pest [20:39] plars, you nominate the bug, not the action [20:42] hggdh: so you use the "Target to release" link? [20:45] plars, what bug #? [20:45] hggdh: it's more of a general question [20:46] hggdh: also, on some bugs, instead of that "target to release" link, I see "Nominate for release" in the same spot [20:47] this is a part of the process that I have seen little or nothing written about [20:47] plars, give me some, and I will search on it [20:48] but, generically, "we the people" can only *nominate* for a release. Only a very small group can *target* a release [20:49] hggdh: what is the difference then? and why do some bugs have one, and others have the other? [20:50] let's say Joe Blow (an user, not a member of the special group) would like a specific bug resolved on release Jaunty; this bug has already been fixed on Karmic. So Joe Blow goes and nominate it for Jaunty. [20:51] it does not mean it will be accepted for jaunty, just that someone thinks it would be good to have there. [20:51] Now, when you *target*, you are looking at the future. [20:52] You would like a certain feature, or bug, resolved at most as of version X+n, where X is the current version of the package [20:52] so you are targeting to the future, and nominating to the past [20:53] ah, I see [20:53] odd that only one of those links appears though [20:53] well, I would expect you would have to be the maintainer to target [20:53] so most of us would not be able to do it [21:07] bdmurray: hi. do you know of any efforts of rewriting bughelper to use python-launchpadlib? [21:08] bdmurray: i started an own version at https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~amoog/bughelper/bughelper-lplib which basically works for me. But before I go and add more and more options I'd like to make sure there is no such effort at the moment. [21:09] Ampelbein: I'm not aware of one but haven't talked to thekorn about it [21:13] bdmurray: ok, I think I'll write an email to him. [21:35] seb128, in gdm ./postinst -- is this correct? http://pastebin.ca/1482281 === ogra__ is now known as ogra [22:05] hggdh, that didn't change in years, do you think it's incorrect? [22:07] seb128, not really, I just find it weird to have update-rc.d called twice in a row [22:07] yeah, seems weird but I don't think that's what stop your gdm before [22:08] it's supposed to restart if no instance is running though [22:08] so maybe it didn't detect that one was start [22:08] started [22:08] might be. I will try to reinstall, and see what happens === plars_ is now known as plars [22:18] boas noites === plars_ is now known as plars [22:25] can anyone help with this ? http://pastebin.ca/1482194 === _pedro is now known as pedro_ [22:39] Hi [22:39] this is how a LOCKED screen looks in ubuntu http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28626240/dscn9364.v03.jpg [22:39] secure eh? And this bug is around 2007. [22:43] limcore: which bug number? [22:43] limcore: heeheh [22:43] nice bug [22:43] compiz is on? [22:44] does it have a bug number? [22:45] because you say it is from 2007 [22:45] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/394691 [22:45] limcore: Error: This bug is private [22:45] oh snap [22:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/394691 [22:46] Launchpad bug 394691 in ubuntu "[9.04 amd64 + nvidia = FAIL] security hole in screensaver" [Undecided,New] [22:46] lesshaste: you could google for older reports. I think I reported them way back in debian. [22:46] limcore: and the debian people didn't take it seriously? [22:47] why was it private? [22:47] I dont remember now [22:47] you know... 2 years.. [22:47] my friends got married [22:47] I moved to another country [22:47] and back [22:47] and again away [22:47] and back [22:47] ok so have you actually tested this? [22:47] but no need to rush heh. [22:47] for example using the open source driver? [22:47] there is very little info in your bug report to be honests [22:48] all info is there [22:48] the exploit attack: 1. lock screen 2. move mouse [22:48] ok so let me give you examples of what are missing [22:48] and hardware conditions [22:48] a) the exact driver you are using [22:48] b) the exact card and hardware set up.. i.e. the output of lspci -vv etc. [22:48] about soft, it seems all soft is affected (ubuntus since 8.04 or even 7.x, debians around 2007) [22:48] there is a page on what info to provide for bug reports [22:49] supply your X config file too [22:49] and the output of dmesg [22:49] it affected multiply computers [22:49] and test the open source driver [22:49] and with and without compiz [22:49] on nvidia and intell. right, I will update the title [22:49] you need to give some info! [22:49] update the contents! [22:50] and provide the info I mention [22:51] limcore: lspci -vvnn is needed [22:51] as is dmesg [22:53] limcore: I also can't tell if you think this is related to the nvidia driver or not [22:53] because you should understand that no one fixes problems related to the closed source nvidia driver [22:53] so if you can reproduce it with an open source driver you have much greater chances [22:57] more info now, lesshaste [22:57] well, about this that we do not fixd problems related to close source nvidia driver [22:58] limcore: you have not supplied any of the info I said [22:58] let me show you how users care wether their ubuntu is insecure because of some nvidia driver or because of error in screensaver software, [22:58] you only changed the summary [22:58] if you don't fill in the bug report properly no one will pay attention to it [22:58] --><-- this much. --->|*********************|<- and that much is how China government cares for human rights [22:58] then add the correct information to the bug report [22:59] so my point is, even if this would be just nvidia closed error (which is not, because also intell), it should be worked around [22:59] actually I guess the fix would be something like... [22:59] why don't you want to add the correct information? [22:59] - fillrect(0,0, xsize, ysize); [22:59] + fillrect(0,0, 99999,99999); [23:00] just add the correct information to the bug report!!! [23:00] so perhaps its best to try to just patch it, without wondering when exactly is this triggered? [23:00] ok lesshaste, that too [23:01] once you have added the correct information, including your xorg conf etc. [23:02] test it with the open source nvidia driver [23:02] then someone will look at it properly [23:02] but not before [23:02] mhm, but this happens as well on intel, lesshaste [23:02] also, what do you mean by "probably"? [23:02] limcore: you haven't submitted a bug report with your system using the intel driver... do you not understand what i am saying? [23:03] find a system that exhibits this problem and report it properly [23:03] if there are two, report them both in the same bug [23:03] that's fine [23:03] but you haven't included a single config file, dmesg output, lspci -vvn output or anythung! [23:03] your bug report is USELESS ! [23:03] :) [23:03] lesshaste: why not ask limcore to use apport-collect? [23:03] BUGabundo: help :) [23:04] limcore: please listen to BUGabundo [23:04] limcore: $ apport-collect -p linux BUGID [23:04] limcore: $ apport-collect -p compiz BUGID [23:04] limcore: $ apport-collect -p nvidia-glx-WHATEVERVERSIONYOUHAVE BUGID [23:05] limcore: if you start your usual behaviour in here - you will be banned also [23:05] ikonia: aha.. what is that usual behaviour? [23:05] pm? [23:05] ikonia: is he a known bad user ? [23:05] BUGabundo: very - yes [23:05] hence why I am now stepping in [23:05] thanks [23:05] ikonia: worse them me ? :p [23:05] I was getting frustrated [23:06] BUGabundo: you are an angel in comparission [23:06] ahahaahaaha [23:06] thank you so much [23:06] the risk is that limcore is 11 [23:06] and we should all be really nice to him :) [23:06] if he persists in his ranting about how bad/insecure ubuntu is he will be removed [23:06] just to make that clear in public [23:07] ikonia: is there a #ubuntu-rant? [23:07] no [23:07] :) it was a joke [23:07] there's #ubuntu-offtopic [23:07] but even that has limits! [23:07] ah right [23:07] offofftopic [23:07] I think he's given up in any case [23:08] which is a shame as he may have a real bug there [23:08] which should be fixed [23:08] I suggest we move on [23:08] in my case.. to sleep [23:08] bye all [23:16] hey what? wait I was PMing about some nonsense ban list on ubuntu [23:16] was a bit away. [23:18] limcore: calm down please! [23:19] ikonia: what do you mean? If I report bugs about ubuntu being insecure? [23:20] no [23:20] limcore: it's not nonsense - you where ban dodging [23:20] if you just make a lot of senseless noise aobut it [23:20] BUGabundo: exactly [23:20] BUGabundo: you seen the photo. This is a bug or not? [23:20] seems so [23:21] I can't reproduce, and your bug lacks the info I asked [23:21] this is common issue [23:21] ok I can update it [23:23] ikonia: known? [23:23] not the issue the behaviour, lacks info [23:23] ah [23:32] ikonia: as a side note, last time I debugged fully with gdb and reported to developers, the bug did not get fixed. It was in 2007, the bug exists still today (although now less conditions trigger it) [23:33] limcore: I'm not interested with your nonsense - I'm just making it clear if you start your usual antics you will be removed [23:34] limcore: it's interesting that you know how to use gdb to debug software, yet you where in #ubuntu earlier using another nick asking what "uname" did [23:34] calm down you two! [23:35] ikonia: pm? -offtopic? [23:35] lets see if we get a good quality bug, instead [23:35] ? [23:35] ikonia: ahahha not everyone know every thing [23:46] ping bdmurray [23:53] micahg: Hi [23:54] hi, any plans to make the firefox-lp scripts compatible with ff3.5? [23:55] No, I wasn't aware there was an issue. [23:55] maybe just the version # needs to be bumped [23:55] but it's greyed out in 3.5 [23:56] humm [23:56] most work on 3.6 [23:56] but karma one doesn't! [23:56] I installed the package from teh ppa [23:56] it installed an extension [23:56] that's not compatible with 3.5 [23:56] or marked as such