[05:45] hmm, the g-s-d touchpad tab in mouse settings is adjusting things in /desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse/ and not /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad where the keys actually work now [05:47] Sarvatt: i think touchpad ,settings are from gsynaptics [05:48] i just had problems and installing gsynaptic fixed all [05:48] no /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad is from http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnome-settings-daemon/commit/?id=4eb9bd09219afbb56f114a2d10bc585e24db803e [05:48] gsynaptics doesnt work on my system because xserver-xorg-input-synaptics dropped SHMConfig support [05:49] Sarvatt: have you tried gpointing-device-settings ? but that has no tap-to-click [05:50] i can adjust things with fine its just g-s-d is loading the default settings for /desktop/gnome/peripherals/touchpad every boot which has tap to click false after it loads the hal settings [05:50] yeah, its not a problem changing things here, i'm talking about the package being broken for some reason [05:50] oh... ok [05:51] its like loading the old touchpad menu thats adjusting the settings in /desktop/gnome/peripherals/mouse even though the patch that added that was dropped.. [05:51] and not the new touchpad menu with all of the new options that works right [05:51] ah... got it [05:59] oh i see, its a gnome-control-center problem [06:02] http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnome-control-center/commit/?id=e14a84a718d9882d320de1f359c0547836a9b4e3 [06:04] so we dropped the custom one that was changing settings in mouse and have nothing interacting with the touchpad gconf keys, and the touchpad tab is doing aboslutely nothing right now [07:48] oookay I give up trying to add http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnome-control-center/commit/?id=e14a84a718d9882d320de1f359c0547836a9b4e3 to fix the touchpad stuff :D cant figure out how to add it since it patches configure.in and that change doesnt get picked up so it builds without xinput support so no touchpad tab [15:35] hello everyone ! [15:41] hello huats! [15:41] hi chrisccoulson [15:42] you just missed something exciting. some tumbleweed appeared and then went away a few minutes before you arrived [15:42] (it's very quiet in here ;)) [15:43] Sarvatt - just saw your earlier message regarding g-c-c - didrocks is already working on the update [15:44] ah good to hear! thanks for the info chriscoulson [15:44] but if you're desparate for the update - you need to do an autotools update with "autoreconf -i" after touching configure.in [15:46] tumbleweed? [15:47] ahh silly me was using -f with autoreconf, thanks for the tip :) [15:47] -vfi, to be exact [15:48] that's what i see in most debian/rules scripts [15:48] yeah i used that and just autoreconf, both used -f and -f screws it up [15:54] i've seen people say that you should never run it with -f [15:56] seems like its taboo on all gnome packages the way they build at least :D [16:02] oops almost forgot libxi-dev in build depends now [16:12] well that was *horribly* convoluted and i dont know exactly what I did to make it work but its compiled now, thanks again for the help chrisccoulson! [16:14] just removing patches 26 and 28, applying the git commit by hand, removing 99_autoreconf.patch, touching configure.in and running autoreconf -i didn't work, got this [16:14] gnome_appearance_properties-appearance-main.o: In function `main': [16:14] /opt/source/xorg-pkg-tools/gnome-control-center-2.27.3/capplets/appearance/appearance-main.c:174: undefined reference to `effects_init' [16:14] collect2: ld returned 1 exit status [16:15] which i was assuming was because of the new stuff added in 95_desktop-effects-integration.patch not getting picked up in that autoreconf -i [16:16] so i paused it after the patch was added, touched a ton of .in's because autotools is the devil and ran autoreconf -i again, then it built fine [16:26] http://sarvatt.com/downloads/sheworks!.png [16:26] * Sarvatt cheers [16:28] * diverse_izzue tunes into Sarvatt's cheers [16:48] Sarvatt: still doesn't have circular scrolling? =( === asac_ is now known as asac