[13:58] Hello guys, would you happen to know off-hand which portion of the software stack this patch is for? http://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=27838 [13:59] * JontheEchidna needs to apply it to test an upstream bug [14:18] looks kernely [14:31] meh, thanks === ripps_ is now known as ripps [20:26] superm1: just curious, do you guys have anything like the inspiron 1210 but with intel graphics and a nicer keyboard layout? [20:26] the shift, /, uparrow thing really sucks :p [20:26] jbarnes, 1210. let me see what model this is (I only know codenames generally) [20:27] some kind of mini [20:27] oh mini 12 [20:27] I should say "non-gma500 intel gfx" :) [20:27] haha [20:27] i was gonna say.. [20:27] well nothing that's still considered a mini at that size [20:28] I like the form factor [20:28] it's light & slim [20:28] screen is reasonable as is keyboard size [20:28] but gma500.. :( [20:28] if you are hoping for an atom et'al, your next best bet is the 10v [20:28] * jbarnes looks [20:28] but that screen is significantly smaller by comparison [20:29] that's the little sucker I was lugging around at uds [20:29] looks about the same size as the aspireone [20:29] smaller than I was thinking [20:30] well there are 13" form factor "laptops" too [20:30] ah yeah [20:31] the studio xps works everything OOTB, but it's not intel gfx. the inspiron i'd expect is needing a slew of audio quirks and what not still [20:31] ug [20:33] we ship the inspiron 15 with linux worldwide, but the 13 only gets basic QA [20:33] eg major BIOS issues get sorted out [20:35] hm 13 looks pretty nice though [20:35] shift is still next to uparrow, but it looks better than the mini 12 [20:37] i'm not sure if it's one of the retail models. you might be able to go check it out at best buy or similar [20:40] cool thanks [20:49] just got a 10v for my mother in law, just yesterday was teaching her to use it, she's very happy with it [20:50] my mum loves her mini9 :) [20:51] she was really worried the keyboard was going to be a bit cramped but she sat down and typed out a document with minimal problems - figuring out where the delete key was, accidentally hitting caps lock, etc. [20:52] jbarnes, I agree, a mini-12 would be an awesome size/weight for travel [20:55] jbarnes, btw, I'm about to do a git snapshot update of -intel so we can be sure to have an update of the driver in alpha-3. I understand 2.8.0 is coming RSN. Should I hold off a couple more hours, or is 2.8.0 more likely to come tomorrow? [20:55] sounds like you might want something like an acer timeline jbarnes [20:56] Sarvatt, today's the last day for merging stuff in for alpha-3. Any thing you think we need to upload? [21:01] cant think of anything, there are alot of things you can update but probably better off holding off until after for things like xserver 1.6.2 that might need rebuilds [21:01] * bryce nods [21:01] xf86-video-ati *still* doesnt build against xserver 1.6.2 yet lol [21:02] anything I can do to help there? [21:04] the ati thing? nah they know about it just havent updated it yet, its only an issue with libdrm-radeon1 anyway [21:04] libdrm would be really nice to update though [21:05] but its not in debian [21:05] yeah noticed that earlier and have been thinking about doing it [21:05] http://cgit.freedesktop.org/mesa/drm/commit/?id=3f3c5be6f908272199ccf53f108b1124bfe0a00e [21:05] thats an amazing commit :D [21:11] yeah i take that back, ati is only an issue when libdrm-radeon1 exists with server 1.6.2, the problem is just in dri2 and karmic wont be getting that anytime soon probably since it needs mesa 7.6 for dri2 [21:14] i stuck to using 2.4.12+gitxxxx on edgers because we're using libdrm-radeon1 there and dont want the libdrm overridden by karmics [21:15] bryce: yeah I think cworth will do the 2.8 release today sometime [21:16] but I don't know for sure [21:18] if you package 2.7.99.902 they'll release 2.8 a few hours later, thats how it works for me :) [21:33] jbarnes: I don't know what the gfx chipset is exactly but the HP mini Mi has a keyboard that's not particularly hateful :) [21:33] it's running some weird ubuntu derivative by default, but assuming it's not insane poulsbo nonsense, it should be easy enough to fix that ;) [21:33] Sarvatt, yeah :-) [21:34] Ng: cool [21:34] a couple of my teammates take them to conferences/sprints to work from