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pittiGood morning06:54
rugby471hello06:54
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didrocksgood morning07:34
rugby471didrocks: hello07:37
rugby471mvo : hi Michael07:37
didrockshey rugby47107:37
mvohey rugby47107:38
rugby471mvo : did you see my merge prop :-)07:38
mvorugby471: yeah, but I have not looked at it yet, I will do it this morning07:41
rugby471sure, no pressure07:41
rugby471mvo: I managed to do quite a few things, I got the spinner icon into software-store (and also modified the animated image class so that if you supply it with a gtk.gdk.pixbuf instead of the string, it will create a static image from that), I did the stuff about hidiung the search and navigation bar depending on what view you are on (from the spec), fixed two bugs mpt set me and also made the breadcrumbs behave07:44
rugby471 as mpt wanted (however there is still one bug that prevents me doing this fully)07:44
rugby471I am writing this out as my bzr commits can be quite cryptic :-)07:45
rugby471jeez, I didn't realise I wrote that much, I probably look like an a**hole to anyone else reading :-(07:45
rugby471hehe07:45
mvorugby471: woah, lots of fixes, thats great07:46
rugby471mvo : they were quite easy though :-) A lot of them one liners07:47
rugby471mvo :this is perhaps the shortest patch I have ever made : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/software-store/+bug/421563 :-)07:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 421563 in software-store ""Canonical Maintained" should be "Canonical-Maintained"" [Undecided,Fix committed]07:48
rugby471mvo: btw, Matthew has updated a lot of the spec so it should be a bit easier to see specifically what needs to happen in the code07:49
rugby471anyway I'm going to stop talking now :-)07:49
mvoyeah, I have seen that07:49
mvorugby471: looks pretty cool so far, I will change "on_notebook_view_change" to "change_notebook_view" (the on_* usually indicates a callback)07:55
rugby471sure07:55
rugby471mvo: I just made that so later if there are other things we need to change of the view change, it would be easier07:55
mvoyeah, moving it there make sense07:56
rugby471oh and please feel free to clean up any of my code :-)07:56
* pitti sponsors gtk+2.008:01
pittirobert_ancell: sponsoring queue> wow, you've been busy :)08:06
robert_ancellpitti, :)08:07
rugby471mac_v: hello08:09
mac_vdamn gotta find a way to enter silently ;)08:10
rugby471hehe08:10
mac_vrugby471: heya08:10
pittirobert_ancell: out of interst, why do you regenerate patches so often? most just change the line offsets, and thus should apply unmodified?08:10
robert_ancellpitti, I do it so that they don't get too far out of sync before breaking completely - I don't know how worth it that is but the amount of work seems quite small08:12
robert_ancellAlso, someone complained to me recently that non-regenerated patches didn't unapply cleanly (but I haven't confirmed that)08:12
pittirobert_ancell: unapply> hm, they should if they only change line offsets08:13
robert_ancellpitti, some that I update are fuzzy too08:13
robert_ancellpitti, a question about bug assignment - do you think it is more important to be aggressive in assigning bugs to yourself or only assign if you are sure to have that bug fixed soon.  I ask as I wonder if assigning bugs discourages others from working on them (and not assigning can let issues get lost without an owner)08:15
pittirobert_ancell: right, updating the fuzzy ones is good08:15
pittirobert_ancell: personally I'm not very aggressive in assigning bugs to me, I only keep my queue filled up to 50 or 7008:16
robert_ancellpitti, do others fix some of those before you get to them?08:16
pittiso if I'm running low, I assign more to me, and if my queue is already full, and I get to a very important bug which I should fix, I assing it to me and drop the lowest-prio bug from my existing list08:17
pittirobert_ancell: sometimes, but very seldomly08:17
pittirobert_ancell: I subscribe to many bugs, though, so I see what's going on, and whether someone else figures out a workaround or has good debugging08:17
pittiand then it's good to forward it upstream, etc.08:18
robert_ancellpitti, ok, I don't have a lot of bugs assigned to me but I track a lot (but it is a pain to manager), I think I will start assigning more to me then.08:18
robert_ancellmanage08:18
pittiI found 50 to be a good queue size08:18
robert_ancellpitti, so in that case do you consider your current 50 will be fixed by Karmic?08:19
robert_ancell(as being assigned a bug can mean "must be fixed by Karmic" afaik)08:20
didrockshey seb128 :-)08:26
seb128Hey didrocks08:26
didrocksseb128: was the end of your holidays nice too?08:26
* pitti hugs seb12808:26
seb128didrocks, yes excellent thanks08:27
seb128yours?08:27
* seb128 hugs pitti08:27
didrocksgreat too, thanks :)08:27
pittiseb128: I'm currently doing sponsoring, FYI (just to avoid collisions)08:28
seb128pitti, ok thanks, I'm playing email catching up now08:28
seb128will do sponsoring in half an hour or so08:28
slomoseb128: hi :) could you sync a lot of stuff from debian? ;)   gst-plugins-bad0.10, gst-plugins-good0.10, gnonlin (experimental), pitivi (experimental), game-music-emu and libmimic?08:29
robert_ancellpitti, what was your opinion on the patch updating - harmless or I should only update if fuzzy or need rework?08:29
pittirobert_ancell: harmless, I just wondered why you were doing it08:29
seb128slomo, will do in a bit, I'm just back from vac and catching up on things now08:29
pittiI usually do "quilt push -a" and only fix the ones which fail to apply08:29
pittirobert_ancell: ^08:30
pittirobert_ancell: (or debian/rules patch, or whatever)08:30
robert_ancellpitti, I run quilt push, quilt refresh, repeat...08:30
slomoseb128: ok, no hurry :) if you do it in 3 days that's early enough too ;)08:30
seb128cool08:30
seb128I don't bother refreshing patches either08:30
robert_ancellpitti, I find CDBS a pain in that it is very silent08:30
slomoseb128: also i'm going to work on the automatic codec installation breakage next, let's hope this will be finished early enough for ubuntu ;)08:30
seb128robert_ancell, btw no need to list refreshes in the changelog08:30
robert_ancellseb128, ok, that will save some time08:31
pittirobert_ancell: it complains about failed patches enough :)08:31
seb128slomo, ok good thanks, we should have plenty of time for those fixes08:31
mvorugby471: the merge looks great now, one question - you add get_label() to the naviagionbar widget - is that actually used somewhere?08:32
pittihttp://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/20090831/08:32
pittiwohoo!!08:32
seb128hey mvo!08:32
pittilots of space08:32
seb128pitti, you turned on documentation stripping?08:32
pittiyep08:32
seb128cool08:32
pittiuploading new langpacks as we speak08:32
mvohey seb12808:32
seb128pitti, do you want me to reply to your emails about those?08:33
seb128pitti, I don't have anything to add compared to what other people replied already there08:33
rugby471mvo: I was going to use it for the navigation bar, however mpt wanted it to behave differently than what I thought so at the moment, no there is nothing that depends on it, I just left it in incase there was something you might need it for :-)08:33
pittiseb128: if you have a different and strong opinion, please do08:33
pittiseb128: otherwise I think it's a good enough crutch until gnome 3.0 and mallard clean up stuff08:33
mvorugby471: ok :)08:33
pittiseb128: then we can drop the symlink mania08:33
seb128pitti, ok me too08:33
mvorugby471: merged as r15408:35
mvorugby471: many thanks!08:35
rugby471mvo : np :-)08:36
pittirobert_ancell: btw, you don't need to put the orig.tar.gz URL into sponsoring bugs for bzr bd packages08:42
pittior, rather, for all packages having a working watch file08:43
pittirobert_ancell: gnome-games> oh, the Big Split? :-)08:43
robert_ancellpitti, oh yes :)08:43
robert_ancellpitti, do you mean the URL in the bug description?  I just need to put something there to keep LP happy08:43
pittirobert_ancell: right08:44
seb128robert_ancell, is there anything I should know about?08:44
seb128I've been out of touch mostly for 2 weeks just making sure to catch up on what is needed today ;-)08:44
seb128ie anything blocking on me?08:44
seb128(out of the versions webpage I'm updating now)08:45
pittiseb128: you have two karmic/alpha-5 bugs assigned, I think08:45
mvoI can do a bit of gnome sponsoring too if that helps08:45
seb128pitti, right, I've a good view on those assigned bugs, will look at those today08:45
robert_ancellseb128, no, I think I've got all the .91 release ready for packaging08:45
pittimvo: sponsoring queue is quite full, so any help appreciated08:45
seb128mvo, that would be great08:45
seb128robert_ancell, good job!08:45
robert_ancellmvo, did the compiz-dbg change look right to you?08:45
pittimvo: if you start now, please assign bugs to you first, so that we don't collide08:45
pittiseb128: was there any dispute left about gnome-games split?08:46
seb128pitti, no08:46
pittithat will require some seed changes, too08:46
robert_ancellseb128, the only one I had trouble with is bug 419645 - I'm not sure how to redo that patch08:46
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419645 in gnome-settings-daemon "Update to 2.27.91" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41964508:46
pittiand a decision which ones we want by default08:46
seb128pitti, we just need to decide on the default set08:46
robert_ancellpitti, regarding the games?  If no change to the seed it will continue to pull in the existing set08:47
seb128robert_ancell, ok, I will have a look or hand it to MacSlow08:47
mvopitti, seb128: ok08:47
seb128MacSlow, could you have a look?08:47
pittirobert_ancell: ah, there's a gnome-games meta package still?08:47
robert_ancellpitti, yes08:47
pittiMacSlow: hey08:47
mvorobert_ancell: I have not looked yet, there is some nice stuff in git again (from over the weekend) - I upload to the compiz PPA and we should try to get it into karmic too08:47
pittiMacSlow: please don't tell me that the centered position of the notification bubbles is a feature :/08:47
pittiI was about to file a regression bug, but some people said it was deliberate08:48
robert_ancellmvo, ok, I haven't tried the PPA yet either :)  (this week I promise!)08:48
mvorobert_ancell: :)08:48
seb128the bubble position change is disturbing08:48
* mvo takes vinagree, gnome-control-center and notification-daemon08:50
pittirobert_ancell: comment in bug 41790008:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 417900 in gnome-games "Update to 2.27.90" [Wishlist,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41790008:50
seb128versions updated08:51
mvorugby471: btw, how is you html/javascript foo :) ? I have this webkit branch and I wonder if I should explore it more08:51
mvobut my html/js skillz are ... really limited08:52
rugby471mvo: it is quite... okay :-)08:52
rugby471no seriously what would you need to happen?08:52
mvorugby471: the webkit branch has a example for the appdetailsview that uses html, as you will see, the html is *really* limited (as is the JS). but we could use nice html for both app details and the categories overview. some html mockup with simple Js that changes the title on click on the categories would be cool08:53
* pitti takes all the sync sponsoring bugs08:53
mvoseb128: you did the vinagree one already?08:54
* mvo is too slow08:54
seb128mvo, I didn't do anything08:54
seb128I might have changed one bug by mistake some days ago08:54
seb128I'm just catching up with emails right now08:54
seb128still have 600 to go08:54
seb128ie do it08:54
mvoseb128: :)08:54
mvoseb128: ok!08:55
rugby471mvo: i'll have a look at it :-)08:56
rugby471mvo: by the way, just saw this website today http://allmyapps.com looks very good :-)08:57
mvorugby471: yeah09:02
robert_ancellbye all09:03
mvorugby471: oh, I just discovered one strange effect, when I click a category (e.g. programming), then search and then click on home again the view switcher briefly to the categories and then back to the applist. I think this is because of a late delivery of a terms-changed signal in the search entry09:06
rugby471k09:07
huatsmorning everyone !09:20
rugby471mvo: just had a look at it, yes I could start developing it, but I need you to integrate the current trunk code into it09:21
rugby471I just had a quick go but it didn't work09:21
mvorugby471: sure, I will update it - and write a proper widget around it so that we can subclass and don't need to duplicate that much code09:22
rugby471cool09:22
mvorugby471: i.e. the code that deals with the header changes to signal mapping :)09:22
mvorugby471: I give you a shout09:22
rugby471hehe thanks09:22
rugby471k09:22
rugby471mvo : dude you are still using gaim ?09:24
rugby471:-)09:24
mvorugby471: *shhhh* ;)09:24
mvodon't tell anyone ;)09:24
rugby471hehe oops09:25
mvoold habits ...09:25
rugby471mvo : if we get the webkit view then it would be a lot easier and prettier for the screenshot integration from http://screenshots.debian.net/10:07
mvorugby471: yeah10:08
rugby471javscript goodness everywhere :-)10:08
mvorugby471: and a lot simple to do the advanced layout stuff that the spec calls for10:08
mvo:)10:08
rugby471yup10:09
mvorugby471: the branch is now up-to-date with trunk10:09
rugby471webkit?10:10
mvorugby471: but no (generic) widget yet10:10
mvorugby471: yes10:10
mvo(sorry)10:10
rugby471kl10:10
rugby471hehe10:10
rugby471should I start work on it then?10:10
rugby471mvo: ?10:12
mvorugby471: yeah, just start playing with it, I'm sure I can learn some tricks by just watching the html/JS imrpove :)10:13
mvorugby471: currently on the "appdetailsview.py" is working10:13
rugby471kl10:13
loolIs someone else missing the icon for status in his/her indicator-session applet?10:13
rugby471does the webkit version we have support html 5 ogg?10:13
loolI see the no-icon or broken-icon icon10:14
mvorugby471: I don't know, sorry10:14
rugby471that way we could eventually have like video reviews or trailers .... :-)10:14
rugby471screencasts...10:14
mvorugby471: longer term the html should also move from self.doc to a file, this way we could even have theming easily ;)10:14
rugby471anyway I should stop getting too ahead :-)10:14
rugby471yup10:14
mvorugby471: yeah! if the current one does not have it, then I'm sure the next one will :)10:14
rugby471I was just thinking about the fact that apple's safari is refusing the support ogg...10:15
rugby471anyway10:15
rugby471I shall have a go :-)10:15
mvo:)10:16
mvoI have no idea about the plans, but I'm sure there is some pressure on webkit to support it (even if safari does not)10:17
loolpitti: Hey did we have a MIR for indicator-applet?  (not -session)10:28
pittilool: we should have gotten one in jaunty, when it was introduced?10:28
loolHmm it was in jaunty indeed10:29
loolpitti: Couldnt find a bug though10:30
Amaranthgood morning10:30
loolI checked ubuntu-mir bugs in all states with text indicator-applet and all indicator-applet bugs with text mir or main10:30
pittihmm10:31
loolTBH I dont have any particular issue with it; I was just wondering because I was trying to understand the link between indicator-session and indicator-applet-session10:32
loolIn particular how the icons like /usr/share/libindicator/icons/hicolor were supposed to be used10:32
rugby471mvo: did you find any documentation for pygtkwebkit when you were setting it up?10:39
mvorugby471: no, just the api docs for the C version, but it translated pretty much 1:110:39
rugby471ok10:40
mvorugby471: I can dig out the url if you want10:40
mvorugby471: for this webkit work, could you please create a new branch (if you have not already :) ?10:40
rugby471no it's fine I am on that page now :-)10:40
rugby471yup sure10:40
mvocool, thanks a bunch!10:40
Amaranthmvo: latest compiz git has a fix for bug 165161 and it has this really awesome feature where if you specify plugins to load on the command line the UI will not let you unload them10:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 165161 in compiz "Compiz places transient dialogs behind currently focused window" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/16516110:42
mvoAmaranth: yeah, I noticed, git is currently full of yummy stuff10:42
Amaranthso if we start compiz with `compiz.real --replace ccp move resize minimize decoration` or so users can screw with the settings all they want without it blowing it :)10:43
mvoAmaranth: I'm updaing the ppa currently10:43
mvoAmaranth: sweet10:43
mvoAmaranth: you still have commit access to bzr, right? so just commit that fix to compiz manager :)10:43
Amaranthyep10:43
Amaranthbeen a fun weekend, I also found a bug in GTK+ :)10:44
mvooh?10:44
mvoand a fix too ;)10:44
Amaranthwell, the fix is a bit hacky10:44
Amaranththe bug is something like this: GTK+ caches the value of _WM_NAME for 15 seconds, gnome-appearance-properties checks that value, starts compiz, then checks it again in (iirc) 8 seconds10:45
Amaranththen says compiz failed to start because it's still being told metacity is running10:45
Amaranthmy current fix is to remove the 15 seconds check and just always update the cache which effectively removes it10:46
Amaranthcompletely removing the cache doesn't look possible as parts of it are exposed in _GdkScreen10:46
mvouh, I'm sure that took a bit of digging to figure that out10:47
mvonasty :)10:47
Amaranthwell, someone else did a lot of the work10:47
AmaranthI was about to dig into gnome-appearance-properties when someone else pointed out the call to gdk_x11_display_get_wm_name or whatever was the problem10:47
AmaranthI just had to figure out why it was the problem10:47
rugby471seb128: thanks for sponsoring the fix on xdg-user-dirs :-)10:48
seb128rugby471, your welcome, thanks for the change10:48
rugby471hehe10:49
seb128Amaranth, btw did you forward that change upstream or does it come from there?10:49
Amaranthah, no10:49
AmaranthThere is probably a more proper fix that would need to be done for upstream that I suspect will take some discussion10:49
seb128would be nice if you could open a bug there to discuss it then10:49
seb128at least to describe the issue10:50
AmaranthYeah, there is probably a bug in how the cache is invalidated that would fix it properly I could talk with them about10:51
AmaranthAlthough my first thought on seeing this code is "Why cache this?"10:51
pittiseb128: I'll look at a proper fix for the retracers now for reassigned packages10:52
pitti(JFYI)10:52
seb128pitti, thanks10:52
mac_vrugby471: how have you fixed the ~Downloads issue?10:54
mac_vonly the xdg part right?10:54
rugby471yup10:55
rugby471so XDG_DOWNLOADS_DIR is now ~/Downloads10:55
rugby471however on the bug they were discussing how it needed to be a bookmark10:55
rugby471and there were too many bookmarks... etc.10:55
rugby471that hasn't been fixed10:55
mac_vyeah. was wondering about, marking the papercut fixed , just confirming :)10:55
rugby471but then I don't think there has been a conclusion on what to do either10:56
rugby471anyway, my part of that bug is done now :-)10:56
mac_vrugby471: i lost the icon i was doing for the software store ! :( system froze and had to hard shutdown :(10:58
rugby471damn it10:58
rugby471had you done much?10:58
rugby471mac_v: oh well, can you remember how to make it ?10:59
mac_vrugby471: had done the basket and a bunch of stuff, those can be doe again , the colors are the tough part10:59
rugby471yup10:59
mvorugby471: I commited a start of the WebkitWidget to the webkit branch now, it loads the html from "$datadir/templates/$classname.html" (but nothing more right now11:00
mvorugby471: I will continure after lunch :)11:01
mvorugby471: with the signal binding and the string template support11:01
rugby471I have started doing the css stuff11:01
rugby471it is a lot easier with html & css11:01
rugby471mvo: just one question11:02
rugby471what does html = string.Template(self.doc).safe_substitute(subs)11:02
rugby471do in the appdeatilsview11:02
rugby471becuase at the moment all the line breaks are being converted to paragraphs11:02
rugby471and that isn't optimal11:02
rugby471ideally we only want the double line breaks doing this11:02
mvorugby471: it should just convert variables like "$app" to the real value ("synaptic") from the subs dict11:04
rugby471ok11:04
rugby471mvo: so is it webkit then?11:04
mvorugby471: maybe it has some odd side-effects11:04
mvorugby471: I guess, just comment it out and try maybe?11:04
rugby471wait it must be that11:04
mvorugby471: then oyu will just see a bunch of $foo in the page :)11:05
rugby471mvo: yeah11:05
rugby471mvo : don't worry I'll isolate and find the cause :-)11:05
mvothanks rugby471!11:05
Amaranthseb128: ok, gnome bug 593644 is linked to bug 42030811:10
ubottuGnome bug 593644 in gdk "gdk_x11_screen_get_window_manager_name should not cache the result" [Normal,Unconfirmed] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59364411:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420308 in gtk+2.0 "[regression] Cannot enable Compiz from gnome-appearance-properties" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42030811:11
Amaranthoh, haha, that other guy ended up finding the same root cause as me after he initially pointed to that function just being completely broken11:12
seb128Amaranth, thanks11:21
Amaranthseb128: my pleasure11:22
AmaranthI've got a couple more branches for you too :)11:22
pitti"Installing extra package nautilus to get ExecutablePath"11:56
pittiseb128: ^ \o/11:56
seb128pitti, you rock!11:56
pittiyay, nice trace now11:56
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chrisccoulsongood afternoon everyone12:29
mvohey chrisccoulson12:31
chrisccoulsonhi mvo12:31
chrisccoulsonthanks for sponsoring the g-c-c update:)12:31
mvomy pleasure! thanks for doing it in the first place :)12:35
mvorugby471: I commited some more webkit stuff, let me know if that all makes sense (or if it looks still too complicated)12:36
rugby471mvo: I have been doing some cool javascript stuff12:36
rugby471I am trying to find a lightbox GPL clone atm12:36
rugby471mvo: here is a vid of what I have so far12:39
rugby471mvo :12:39
rugby471http://videobin.org/+df/ft.ogg12:41
rugby471mvo : http://videobin.org/+df/ft.ogg12:41
rugby471sorry my finger seems to be trigger happy and I keep pressing enter before I am done :-)12:41
chrisccoulsonhey seb128 - you're back now:)12:45
chrisccoulsonnice holiday?12:45
mvorugby471: sweet12:47
rugby471hehe12:47
mvorugby471: is that commited yet :) ?12:47
rugby471not yet12:47
mvook12:47
rugby471I am just trying the find a lightbox clone so that when it is clicked we get the fullsize image12:48
rugby471howevr I need to find one that is GPL or similiar, obviously12:48
seb128chrisccoulson, hey, yes!12:48
rugby471mvo:I have found two licensed under a MIT license, is that okay?12:48
seb128brb restart after vac upgrade12:49
mvorugby471: yeah, mit should be fine12:52
rugby471actually it wasn't MIT after all, cc-by 2.512:52
rugby471can we put creative commons attribution stuff in?12:52
rugby471mvo: ?12:52
mvouh, I don't think they are compatible actually :/12:53
rugby471mvo : what's that? cc-by and ..12:53
rugby471mvo: as long as we put an attribution in the LICENSE file/AUTHORS file is that not okay? (please correct me, you know more about it than me)12:54
rugby471mvo: ah, I have found a MIT one http://www.digitalia.be/software/slimbox2, is this okay?12:56
mvorugby471: MIT should fine12:57
rugby471cool12:57
rugby471do I need to write the MIT license anywhere? (ie. license etc.)12:57
mvorugby471: yeah, having a copying.mit would be nice, I will do the rest12:58
rugby471ok12:58
rugby471I'll put this in then12:58
rugby471and then push the branch12:58
mvocool!12:58
* mvo hugs rugby47112:58
rugby471hehe12:59
rugby471mvo: should I use the jquery in the repositories and add a depends onto software-store or pack a version in with it?13:01
mvorugby471: in general its prefered to use the external dependency13:02
rugby471kl13:02
rugby471I though so13:02
chrisccoulsonseb128 - do you think it makes sense to remove the "Accessible login" button from gnome-at-properties? (all it does is call gdmsetup, which has no accessibility settings now)13:04
seb128chrisccoulson, seems a good candidate for an upstream change13:06
seb128chrisccoulson, but yes in any case13:06
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, possibly. i'll check the code - it might already hide when gdmsetup is not available13:07
chrisccoulsonbut in our case, it is available but doesn't provide the expected functionality there13:07
seb128right13:08
seb128so we can as well distro patch it out13:08
chrisccoulsonyeah, i can do that13:08
chrisccoulsoni just checked the code, and it does already hide if it is not available13:08
chrisccoulsonso, i can do a patch to just hide it unconditionally now13:09
seb128ok good13:09
* mclasen wonders what kind of gdmsetup ubuntu ships nowadays13:09
chrisccoulsonmclasen - it's just a small utility to enable/disable auto login i think13:10
mclasenI guess that is why it never made its way upstream, too...13:10
seb128mclasen, the patch is in bugzilla13:11
seb128waiting for review13:11
* mclasen goes to look for it13:12
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mclasenif only bugzilla had a way to show bugs with patches...13:13
* mclasen rolls eyes13:13
seb128mclasen, http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=58775013:14
seb128bah13:14
ubottuGnome bug 587750 in general "GDM 2.26x needs a config panel similar to 2.20x" [Minor,Unconfirmed]13:14
seb128compiz starts eating cpu every time I do alt-tab now and freeze my session13:14
mvoseb128: try the compiz ppa ;)13:20
seb128mvo, you have a fix? what about uploading to karmic? ;-)13:20
seb128mvo, do you have the ppa line handy?13:22
seb128I'm not sure of the team name13:22
mvosudo add-apt-repository ppa:compiz13:22
seb128;-)13:22
mvo:)13:22
seb128waouh, key update and everything13:23
rugby471mvo : the lightbox stuff isn't really working that well with software-store13:28
rugby471it makes it too crowded13:29
rugby471i'll just have the small thumbnail, is this okay?13:29
mvorugby471: absolutely13:29
rugby471kl13:29
rugby471mvo : maybe later we could have something that makes the screenshot bigger but a lightbox style effect doesn't seem to be the way to go13:30
mvorugby471: we can always make it a on-click event and open a new (python) window later13:30
mvobut for now, just having a thumb is already great13:30
rugby471yeah13:30
seb128mvo, no change13:31
rugby471okay I'll push these changes to a seperate branch then13:31
mvoseb128: intel card?13:31
seb128yes13:31
mvorugby471: cool, can't wait :)13:31
mvoseb128: I can try on my test box in a bit13:31
seb128let me finish upgrades13:31
seb128I did a partial upgrade13:31
mvoIIRC there was a problem that rick had13:31
mvothat was similar, but I'm not quite sure13:31
rugby471mvo : btw the code I am using is based off rev 9013:32
seb128did that one got fixed?13:32
mvorugby471: I will deal with the merging, no problem13:32
mvoseb128: no :/13:32
mvoseb128: I was just uploading some new stuff that *might* help, but its probably not build yet13:32
seb128session restart brb13:34
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mvoseb128: hm, maybe not. it got reverted again (a swapbuffers wait commit)13:34
seb128mvo, seems to be bug #41926413:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419264 in xorg-server "Uses 100% CPU with latest mesa/libdrm update" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41926413:40
rugby471mvo: here is the branch https://code.launchpad.net/~rugby471/software-store/webkit-andrew13:42
mvorugby471: cool! merging now13:44
seb128pitti, bug #388898 is depending or mission control 5 ok now?13:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 388898 in papyon "[MIR] empathy dependencies" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38889813:49
seb128chrisccoulson, want to look at bug #419645?13:50
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419645 in gnome-settings-daemon "Update to 2.27.91" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41964513:50
seb128chrisccoulson, robert_ancell started on the upgrade but blocked on some changeset13:50
chrisccoulsonyeah, i can take a look at that13:51
seb128didrocks, are you still working on the pygtk update?13:51
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks13:51
pedro_wow seb128 is back!13:51
pedro_welcome back seb128!13:51
seb128hey pedro_13:51
seb128how are you?13:51
pittiseb128: yes, please go ahead; it replaces the older t-m-c13:51
seb128pitti, thanks13:52
pedro_seb128, good, thanks. did you enjoy your holidays ?13:52
* seb128 notes to stop using alt-tab13:52
pittiseb128: can I demote t-m-c already? i. e. will you do the empathy upload now?13:52
seb128pedro_, yes, had an excellent time there13:52
pedro_\o/13:52
seb128pitti, yes13:52
pittiseb128: hm, it doesn't need libmissioncontrol-* any more?13:54
pittiBinary: telepathy-mission-control, libmissioncontrol-server1, libmissioncontrol-server-dev, libmissioncontrol-server-doc, libmissioncontrol-client0, libmissioncontrol-client-dev, libmissioncontrol-client-doc13:54
pittivs.13:54
pittiBinary: telepathy-mission-control-5, telepathy-mission-control-5-dbg13:54
mvorugby471: merged, many thanks. I integrate it now with the new structure and see if I can also add the categories view13:54
rugby471ok13:54
seb128pitti, let me do the build and testing and I will tell you13:55
seb128but apparently not13:55
pitticool13:55
seb128grrrrra14:01
* seb128 kicks compiz and intel14:01
seb128session lock every time alt-tab is used is no fun14:01
baptistemmhello14:01
rugby471hello14:02
didrocksseb128: I think I will not have the time until wednesday (with UDW) and I didn't have the time as I did some clutter* stuff this week-end. Feel free to pick it/them :)14:06
seb128didrocks, ok thanks14:07
seb128I will do once I have caught up on everything else14:07
bratscheMorning.14:09
mpthi bratsche, how's the path button going? :-)14:10
bratscheEh, I'm sad to say it's not going at all.  We made an xsplash release and a new list of bugs came in that I've been fixing.14:11
statikmoin14:11
bratschemoin moin statik14:12
mptbratsche, ok, is there anything other people could do, that would help you get it done more quickly when you do start it?14:12
bratscheI'm not sure.  I can't really think of anything.14:13
mptbratsche, well, maybe a list of the exact artwork pieces you need14:13
mptbratsche, I also added a mockup to the mini-spec yesterday: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#Path%20button14:15
rugby471hi mpt14:15
andreasnmpt, http://mail.gnome.org/archives/usability/2009-August/msg00046.html14:15
mpthi rugby47114:15
andreasnmpt, opinions14:15
andreasn?14:15
rugby471mpt: look what we accomplished today ! http://videobin.org/+df/ft.ogg14:16
bratscheHey andreasn!  How's it going?14:16
mvohey mpt - so from looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=1.0-department-search.jpg is looks like the "home" button is no more and its the "Get Free Sofware" button instead? or am I misinterpreting that14:16
andreasnbratsche, pretty good, fixing Thunderbird issues as usual, getting a new office space in town this week, All well with you?14:17
rugby471hehe mpt just got flooded with about 4 requests for his attention :-)14:17
bratscheandreasn: Sounds good!  Yeah I'm okay. :)14:17
mptandreasn, following the guideline of icons for dynamic objects, there should be icons for: * application categories * applications * Places folders, volumes, and Network * items inside the "Recent Documents" submenu * items inside the "Preferences" and "Administration" submenus.14:18
andreasnmpt, would you like to send a reply to that e-mail?14:19
seb128rickspencer3, hey14:19
mptandreasn, and there should _not_ be icons for: * "Connect to Server..." * "Search for Files..." * the "Recent Documents" submenu title * any of the top-level items in the "System" menu.14:19
rickspencer3seb128!14:20
rickspencer3welcome b ack14:20
kenvandinerickspencer3, welcome b ack :)14:20
mvorugby471: funny, it looks like webkit can not render .xpm ;)14:20
mptmvo, correct, the top-level item should be the same as the name of the section, i.e. "Get Free Software" or "Installed Software". This is from one of the findings of Monica Maceli's user testing.14:20
seb128rickspencer3, thanks14:20
rugby471hehe yeah14:20
mvompt: ok, thanks14:20
rugby471mvo : easy to fix hopefully :-)14:21
mptrugby471, sweeeeeeeeeet14:21
rugby471hehe :-)14:21
bratschempt: So my idea to do this now is to just draw the > with Cairo or whatever, and not worry about theming the shape of it.  The only way theming would impact this is the colors.  So the part about falling back to toggle buttons shouldn't be necessary I believe.14:22
mptrugby471, what happens if there is no screenshot for the particular application?14:22
mptbratsche, that sounds good to me for a first iteration.14:23
rugby471mpt: 0:22 of the video14:23
mptbratsche, good enough for 9.04 anyway. :-)14:23
bratscheExactly :)14:23
seb128this compiz intel bug is driving me crazy14:24
bratscheWhich bug?14:24
mptmvo, want a call sometime today? If so, what would be the best time for you?14:24
rugby471mpt: and as mvo was saying the all applications will have  an icon, that is just a bug with the format of the image which we can fix14:24
mptmvo, I have nothing particularly to ask you, this would be mainly so you could yell at me for changing so much of the spec so late14:25
rickspencer3seb128, just turn off desktop effects until the bug is fixed or we roll back14:25
seb128rickspencer3, right I might do that14:25
mvompt: ok, if you don't want to be yelled at, then we better skip it. I have nothing else on my agenda14:25
mpthehe14:26
* mpt cringes14:26
rugby471at what?14:26
mptandreasn, I didn't receive it, I seem to have been unsubscribed from usability@14:26
mptrugby471, at mvo's wrath14:27
rugby471haha14:27
mvompt: :)14:27
andreasnmpt, by accident or on purpose?14:27
mptandreasn, by accident14:27
mvompt: seriously, its pretty hard to keep up with the change, we should consider to not call it 1.0 because I doubt all of the 1.0 goals can be reached14:28
mptmvo, http://paste.ubuntu.com/262107/ is a list of the things I haven't finished speccing yet, and I hope to get done today. Quite a few of those are non-1.0 things, though.14:29
* mvo looks14:30
mvobecause of mis-undestanding some of the mockups (e.g. that installed/not-installed should be totally seperate) even the 1.0 goals are difficult to get in14:31
mvobut we will see, I (and rugby471 :) are on it full-steam14:31
rugby471hehe14:31
mpt#1 on that list I completed yesterday14:31
rugby471mvo:btw on friday I go back to school so I won't be doing as much14:31
mpthttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#%E2%80%9CIn%20Progress%E2%80%9D%20section14:31
rugby471mvo: infact I should really be doing some homework now :-)14:32
rugby471mpt: don't worry we'll get in it :-) we are ahead on some things like the screenshots in the application details view :-14:33
rugby471)14:33
mptindeed14:33
mptrugby471, I wonder if you could have just a centered spinner there instead of "Loading..."14:33
rugby471sure14:34
rugby471it is a simple image change14:34
mptgreat14:34
rugby471I just thought the loading look more sophisticated14:34
mptOne less string to localize, a bit less distracting too14:34
rugby471however if you want we can change it14:34
rugby471ah yes14:34
rugby471localization >;-(14:34
rugby471hehe14:34
rugby471what spinner do you want me to change it to?14:35
rugby471the firefox one?14:35
mvompt: uh, that is a long list14:35
mptmvo, most of it you have actually implemented already :-)14:36
mvompt: heh :) if the spec will match the implementaion, then I'm good of course ;)14:36
mptrugby471, I think there is a standard spinner animation, that Epiphany uses for example. andreasn would know more about that.14:37
mvos/good/happy/14:37
mptYou're always good, mvo14:37
* mvo wishes that was true14:37
rugby471andreasn: any ideas?14:37
andreasnmpt, yes, there is still no spinner widget in gtk, but you can use the graphics called process-working14:37
andreasnlook at how Epiphany or Nautilus does it14:38
mvorugby471: yeah i18n :( we can not have strings that needs localization currently in the html templates :/14:38
mvobut that should be ok, thanks to the template substitution14:38
rugby471yup14:38
rugby471andreasn: is process-working a gtk- icon name?14:39
* mvo adds a comment to the code14:39
andreasnrugby471, no, it's part of the icon themes14:39
* rugby471 thinks that sounds scarily mysterious14:39
andreasnhuman will pick it up from gnome-icon-theme14:39
andreasnor High Contrast, in case the user is running that14:39
rugby471andreasn: yeah thats what I meant (not a stock icon, an icon name)14:39
rugby471cool14:40
rugby471thanks for clearing that up14:40
rugby471:-)14:40
rugby471hmmm..14:40
mptrugby471, so do you know the CSS to center the spinner?14:40
* rugby471 thinks about how to implement that14:40
rugby471yeah it is already set up the center the spinner14:41
andreasngnome in general will look a bit rough in case you don't have gnome-icon-theme installed14:41
rugby471however how would we do this as it is a html page?14:41
rugby471can we get the location of the icon through gtk?14:41
rugby471/usr/share/icons/gnome/48x48/animations/process-working.png  > yikes14:42
rugby471mvo: we would have to convert that to a gif14:43
rugby471does webkit support any other animated formats?14:43
mptah, GTK animation and Web animation, worlds colliding14:43
rugby471yup14:43
mpthttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_layout_engines_(graphics)#Image_format_support14:44
mptNo MNG nor APNG, which are the two formats that would interest us14:44
rugby471damn it14:45
rugby471mpt: I'm thinking we are going to have to use aa throbber which we will ship14:46
mptrugby471, a GIF one?14:47
rugby471yup14:47
rugby471np14:47
mpthttp://webkit.org/blog/324/css-animation-2/14:48
* rugby471 reads it14:49
mptrugby471, are you familiar with CSS sprites?14:49
rugby471pretty14:49
rugby471familiar14:50
mptI'm wondering if you could treat the spinner as a set of CSS sprites, and then use the animation properties to cycle through the frames14:51
rugby471yeah I'm just looking at the example14:51
seb128ok, karmic updated14:52
rugby471mpt: sure I think I could do this, give me a minute14:53
mptrugby471, I'm just trying to think of a way of doing it that wouldn't result in the spinner panning across from each frame to the next. :-)14:54
rugby471mpt: on that page it shows you how to define a keyframe14:54
rugby471mpt: basically we just define the keyframe as setting a different background image14:55
rugby471@-webkit-keyframes pulse {14:55
rugby471 0% {14:55
rugby471   background-color: red;14:55
rugby471   opacity: 1.0;14:55
rugby471   -webkit-transform: scale(1.0) rotate(0deg);14:55
rugby471 }14:55
rugby471 33% {14:55
rugby471   background-color: blue;14:55
rugby471   opacity: 0.75;14:55
rugby471   -webkit-transform: scale(1.1) rotate(-5deg);14:55
rugby471 }14:55
rugby471 67% {14:55
rugby471   background-color: green;14:55
rugby471   opacity: 0.5;14:55
rugby471   -webkit-transform: scale(1.1) rotate(5deg);14:55
rugby471 }14:55
rugby471 100% {14:55
rugby471   background-color: red;14:55
rugby471   opacity: 1.0;14:55
rugby471   -webkit-transform: scale(1.0) rotate(0deg);14:55
rugby471 }14:55
rugby471}14:55
rugby471sorry14:56
rugby471but we just change those percentages to 100%/the no.of images we have14:56
rugby471mpt: and set the action to change the background image14:56
* rugby471 thinks he's probably going to get kicked for this :-)14:56
mptrugby471, yeah, but that would still mean you need to split the spinner into multiple image files14:56
rugby471not with css14:56
rugby471you can reference it using background-position14:57
rugby471give me a minute and 'll have a demo for you :-)14:57
seb128rugby471, use http://paste.ubuntu.com next time please14:57
mptyes, yes, but if you do that, the animation will be panning from one background position to the next.14:57
rugby471seb128: sorry about that, realised after I pasted14:57
mptrugby471, because the background-position properties will be interpolated between keyframes.14:57
rugby471hmm yeah14:58
seb128rugby471, no problem just indicating it in case you don't know about it ;-)14:58
rugby471:-)14:58
mptrugby471, instead, for the gnome-icon-theme spinner in particular, you could just use one frame, and apply -webkit-transform: rotate() :-)14:58
rugby471mpt: I feel it would just be easier to ship with http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Spinning_wheel_throbber.gif14:59
mptyes, it would14:59
rugby471hehe14:59
mptand that's Tango, so it's public domain now, right?14:59
rugby471mpt: it says CCPL-Attribution-ShareAlike-2.515:01
rugby471what is the PL anyone?15:01
mptrugby471, http://cgit.freedesktop.org/tango/tango-icon-library/tree/COPYING.PublicDomain15:01
rugby471there we go then :-)15:01
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rugby471mvo: since you have merged the branch, could you drop http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/d2/Spinning_wheel_throbber.gif into data/view/img/loading.gif ?15:02
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mptoh, except that tree doesn't actually contain the icon in question15:02
andreasnyep, it's PD, do whatever you want with it :)15:02
rugby471andreasn: thanks15:02
mptyay15:02
mvocool15:03
mvorugby471: sure :)15:03
rugby471thx15:03
rugby471mpt: okay the throbber is now updated :-)15:03
rugby471hehe15:03
mpt\o/15:03
mvoI just confimred on webkit-gtk that xpm is not supported, a SMOP (simple-matter-of-programming) to add it though15:04
rugby471yep15:04
seb128chrisccoulson, did you look at making gnome-session lock the screen on suspend btw?15:04
rugby471just convert it to a pixbuf and back or something15:04
rugby471going for a bike ride15:06
rugby471see ya15:06
rugby471(if you want me to see anything when I get back just post it, I will leave xchat on)15:07
mptk, have fun15:07
rugby471hehe cheers15:07
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vuntzseb128, chrisccoulson: oh, was wondering the other day... Shouldn't DK-power send a signal "I suspend" and "I come back grom suspend"? And then gnome-screensaver would listen to it15:07
seb128vuntz, no strong opinion, should gnome-screensaver be launched if not running?15:08
seb128or if it's not running for some reason having no screen locking is ok?15:09
seb128and there is no possible race? ie suspend being faster than the signal?15:09
vuntzno idea15:09
vuntzI just think it's weird to put this kind of stuff in gnome-session since at some point, you might also want to do other things after suspending15:10
vuntzand we don't want to have gnome-session do this15:10
seb128hum15:11
seb128not sure what would be the best way there ...15:11
seb128if there is a real need for such actions maybe adding a dir with desktop files or something15:11
mvorugby471|bikerid: the spinner is commited (for when you come back later)15:15
asachey15:16
mvompt: when we fetch screenshots, they are fetched from screenshots.debian.net and show a debian logo if they can not be found. is that acceptable?15:17
mvofor software-store?15:17
mvoor should we aim for our own instance?15:17
mclasenvuntz: the best place to wonder about such questions is devkit-devel@lists.freedesktop.org15:18
mptmvo, I think that's fine for 1.0. For 2.0 we'll have people submitting screenshots (along with other proposed metadata) on launchpad.net.15:19
mvompt: cool, thanks15:19
vuntzmclasen: good point15:20
vuntz(was looking for hughsie on irc, but didn't see him)15:21
mclasenbank holiday in the uk today...15:21
vuntzI'm actually happy for him he's not connected :-)15:21
statikhi pitti, feel like sponsoring a couchdb update for me? even fixed one of your bugs in this one :) https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/couchdb/+bug/42197115:23
ubottuLaunchpad bug 421971 in couchdb "please update couchdb package to a new 0.10 prerelease snapshot with several bugfixes" [Undecided,New]15:23
pittistatik: mine? wow, I don't remember ever having touched couch yet :)15:24
pittistatik: anyway, sure; where's the package, in the bug?15:24
statikpitti, yessir. attached the orig.tar.gz, the diff, and the .dsc. and of course built in pbuilder and test installed and ran a couple of test suites locally15:25
statikif theres anything i should change to make it easier to check, let me know i'll be happy to do it15:25
pittistatik: oh, the system user/group, I remember; thanks15:25
statikpitti, i will commit that same change in the debian package. before i do that, do you know of any possible reason someone might want to argue in favor of deleting the system couchdb user?15:26
pittistatik: I don't think anyone will firmly defend it15:27
pittiit's generally recognized bad practice15:27
statikok, great15:27
pittistatik: I'll add the sponsor bug number to the changelog, FYI15:29
statikpitti, ah i missed that. i'll be sure to do it next time.15:29
pitti(no biggie)15:29
pittiuploaded15:30
statikmuchas gracias15:30
pittite nada15:31
mptmvo, when you choose to uninstall an application, is there anything that requires the PolicyKit alert to come before, or after, any alert asking you about dependencies/metapackages/etc? Could it be either before or after?15:34
baptistemmhey15:36
baptistemmpitti: usaually I have a devicekit message asking to authenticate at each login15:36
baptistemmI guess this is for an ext4 partition I have, should I report a bug about that, or is it known?15:36
mvompt: yes, the policykit dialog is triggered from the daemon, so any confimration must be done before15:37
mvompt: we could change this by having some sort of dummy call I guess15:37
mptmvo, do you mean the alerts about the dependencies must always happen before the PolicyKit alert happens?15:38
pittibaptistemm: it's known and in the works, bug 39644815:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 396448 in devicekit-disks "inconsistent automounting on startup" [High,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39644815:40
pittibaptistemm: (there's an open gvfs task)15:40
davmor2is it known that the notify-osd messages are 2/3's the way down the screen?15:40
mvompt: yes, currently. we could fix it by introducing dummy calls, but right now this is how it needs to get ordered15:43
mptmvo, no, that's fine. I think it's better with the PolicyKit alert last anyway.15:44
chrisccoulsonhi seb128 - sorry, i went away to do some gardening ;)15:45
chrisccoulsonno, i've not had time to look at the screensaver issue just yet15:45
mvompt: ok15:46
kenvandinedavmor2, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD#Outside%20the%20bubble15:46
davmor2kenvandine: oh a feature :)15:47
kenvandine;-D15:47
bigoncould someone have look at https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/42201016:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 422010 in empathy "2.27.91-2ubuntu1 FTBFS" [High,New]16:00
bigon?16:00
seb128bigon, what about it?16:00
seb128bigon, we apparently added those symbols before16:01
seb128and you didn't in debian16:01
seb128was the mistake on the ubuntu side or you forgot to do it for debian?16:01
seb128hum I need to run, bbl16:01
chrisccoulsoncan anyone trigger bug 421944?16:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 421944 in gnome-control-center "cannot open gnome-appearance-properties" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42194416:03
chrisccoulsoni can see where the warning comes from, but it's working fine for me here16:03
seb128chrisccoulson,16:22
seb128(gnome-appearance-properties:10557): appearance-properties-WARNING **: Could not load user interface file: Duplicate object id 'hbox1' on line 1910 (previously on line 29)16:22
seb128chrisccoulson, the .ui is probably buggy16:22
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i can see the bug in the ui file16:22
chrisccoulsonbut the bug has always been there16:23
chrisccoulsonjust wondering if this is a new feature in GTK16:23
seb128chrisccoulson, what gtk version do you run?16:23
chrisccoulsoni'm just upgrading my version now ;)16:23
seb128ok16:23
kenvandinepitti, didn't you say you added evolution-couchdb to ubuntu-desktop?16:23
chrisccoulsonanyway, i'll fix that after dinner16:23
pittikenvandine: I seeded it, but apparently ubuntu-meta wasn't updated yet16:25
kenvandineok16:25
* pitti updates16:25
kenvandinethx!16:25
pittiI already wondered why the CDs didn't grow16:25
pittibut they have enough space now, thanks to the gnome help stripping16:25
kenvandinelool, so add evolution-couchdb to unr16:25
kenvandineit will bring in the deps16:25
kenvandinepitti, woot16:25
loolkenvandine: Thanks16:26
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i can recreate it now with newest gtk16:28
rugby471|bikeridmvo: (icon comitted) thanks16:28
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mvorugby471: hey, welcome back16:29
rugby471hehe16:29
seb128chrisccoulson, ok good16:29
rugby471mvo : I think I found the only cycle path in the whole of england :-)16:29
chrisccoulsonthe bug is due to our extra tab. i'll fix that in a bit16:29
mvorugby471: a potentially silly question, I'm playing with webkit and the execute_script() function - but I seem to be unable to call a script that is embedded in the html page I loaded - do you have any idea? or I have to prefix something?16:30
mvorugby471: cycle> isn't there like a big cycle map based on openstreetmap for the UK :) ?16:30
rugby471well it must be far away from me, england's cycle paths are a bit..well.. not good16:31
rugby471mvo: could you pastebin the script?16:31
seb128vuntz, what naming are desktop files supposed to use now?16:32
seb128vuntz, having the gedit entry as "gedit" is not so nice16:32
mvorugby471: I commited it into the webkit branch as r10116:32
rugby471ok16:32
mvorugby471: I just run "self.execute_script('addCategory("test","foo");')"16:33
mvorugby471: and get a "Reference Error: Can't find varaiable addCategory"16:33
rugby471okay16:33
mvois there a special synatax to use with JS or something to call a function?16:33
mvothe funny thing is that it work fine in the onload funciton16:33
* mvo really need to learn more aobut the whole JS buisiness16:34
rugby471with JS you just call the function name, like python16:34
* mvo nods16:34
c_korndoes someone know when Ted Gould usually is in here ?16:34
mvoI thought so16:34
* rugby471 learned most of my python coming from javascript :-)16:34
rugby471damin it firefox, don't freeze on me now...16:36
rugby471mvo: first of all I don't think you need the ; at the end16:40
rugby471ummm16:40
mvorugby471: ok, I remove it - do you want to have a simple example to call? I can commit my python code too16:40
rugby471yup that would be helpful16:41
mvorugby471: commited as r102, just run "python softwarestore/view/catview.py"16:42
rugby471kl16:42
pittikenvandine: uploaded; tomorrow's CDs should have it16:42
kenvandinegreat16:42
rugby471mvo: sorry I have to boot up my virtual machine :-)16:44
rugby471mvo: when  I run that I get xapian.DatabaseOpeningError: Couldn't detect type of database16:46
mvorugby471: please try running "sudo utils/update-software-store"16:47
rugby471oh well I got it working just running software-store16:47
rugby471ok16:47
rugby471mvo: does that build the database?16:48
mvorugby471: yes16:48
rugby471nope still doesn't work, I'll just run ./software-store16:49
mvorugby471: wehh, I think I got it :)16:49
rugby471mvo: what was it?16:52
mvorugby471: premature executing the script :)16:52
mvorugby471: it was not yet finished loading16:52
mptandreasn, is that a wine bottle inside the generic package icon?16:52
rugby471yeah16:52
mvorugby471: work now, is just ugly, some html love would be great ;)16:53
rugby471sure16:53
rugby471update the branch and I'll make it pretty :-)16:53
mvorugby471: updated :) (r103)16:53
rugby471seb128: is there any reason why the current gedit item in the applications menu is called 'gedit' rather than text editor?16:53
rugby471mvo:kl16:54
seb128rugby471, upstream change apparently16:54
seb128vuntz, ^16:54
seb128vuntz, Name=gedit is the correct thing to use nowadays?16:54
statikmvo, btw i heard you might need an api to get ubuntuone username for software store? jdo over in #ubuntuone wrote up a simple page that gives back your own user info in json format, we can probably deploy it this week if you need it16:55
rugby471mvo: I get NameError: global name 'icons' is not defined16:56
rugby471is that meant to be self.icons?16:56
rugby471nope16:57
mvorugby471: let me check17:01
rugby471mvo : fixed it17:02
rugby471you missed out a self.icons = icons17:02
mvorugby471: yeah, sorry17:02
rugby471np17:02
rugby471mvo: is the view meant to change when I click the icons yet?17:02
mvostatik: yeah, I might need that, where can I find more info?17:02
mvorugby471: no, that is not implemented yet, I work on it now17:02
rugby471cool that's fine17:02
mvorugby471: commited (works now)17:04
mvor10417:04
rugby471oh okay cool17:04
rugby471mpt: how big do we want the category icons? (in the lobby)17:05
mvor105, sorry (stupid typo)17:05
rugby471hehe np17:05
* mvo goes for dinner17:06
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tgpraveen1asac: In karmic with gnome-bluetooth will sending and receiving files via bt be possible out of the box?17:20
mac_vmpt: http://imagebin.ca/view/hKQJaIQP.html , how is this for an icon for installed?18:29
mac_vi'm not sure of the color though ,18:29
rugby471mac_v: he isn't here atm :-) Icon looks good though, but a less 'sharp' colour would be better18:32
mac_vrugby471: yeah , color isnt to my liking too , have to play with it a bit ;)18:33
rugby471hehe18:33
rugby471mac_v: I think I just found the effect for the lobby screen http://hungred.com/wp-content/demo/jQuery-closing-opening-door-effect/demo.html18:33
mac_vrugby471: just wanted to know if the design was Ok for mpt, so i could spend more time on it18:33
tgpraveen1in karmic cycle will software store replace synaptic,add/remove ?18:34
tgpraveen1or all 3 will be there18:34
rugby471I think it is, however you may have to wait a while for him18:34
mac_vtgpraveen1: only add/remove18:34
rugby471tgpraveen1: in Karmic+1 synaptic is replaced I think18:34
rugby471tgpraveen1: see it here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#Roadmap18:34
mac_vrugby471: the doors effect is coooooool ;)18:35
rugby471hehe I know18:35
rugby471hopefully it is want mpt wanted18:36
rugby471and now that we are using webkit for the view18:36
rugby471s18:36
mac_vrugby471: any idea why the ss window is small? is it in the spec?18:36
rugby471itwill be a lot easier to implement (with html and js)18:36
rugby471mac_v: the window placing and size has not been decided yet18:36
rugby471so I suspect it will change before release18:36
pittibye everyone, Taekwondo time18:37
mac_vrugby471: i think they could increase the window and the icons size to be bigger  , the appearance is very minuscule atm18:37
rugby471pitti: see ya18:37
rugby471yup18:37
rugby471well I am doing the new lobby with webkit18:37
rugby471and the icons are going to be a lot bigger18:38
mac_v\o/18:38
rugby471so I suspect a lot fo things such as size will change18:38
rugby471hehe18:38
mac_vrugby471: http://imagebin.ca/view/6ev0XYU0.html color better?18:53
rugby471I liked the first one better18:53
mac_vhehe!18:53
* mpt returns18:53
rugby471mac_v : more this colour #77E17618:54
rugby471or have a look at the oxygen colour palete18:54
rugby471mpt returns > dum dum!!!!18:54
mac_vthats too pale :(18:54
rugby471ok have a look at the oxygen colour palette18:54
rugby471try a green in there18:54
rugby471or even the tango icon theme colour pallete18:55
mac_vmpt:  1> http://imagebin.ca/view/hKQJaIQP.html 2> http://imagebin.ca/view/6ev0XYU0.html  for installed18:55
mptrugby471, see <https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SoftwareStore#Application%20icon%20view> for the size of the icons in the lobby18:55
rugby471oh sorry :-)18:56
mac_vrugby471: the problem is , the emblem icon should not merge with the rest of the icons18:56
mac_vso must be a big jarring but not too jarring ;)18:56
rugby471yeah..18:56
mac_vbit*18:56
mptmac_v, nice, that's the right general idea18:56
mptmac_v, it's an emblem that will appear over top of application icons, so it shouldn't have18:56
mpt... its own shadow.18:56
mptmac_v, yellower but darker I think18:57
rugby471yeah18:57
mac_vmpt: from spec >"this might be achieved using a drop shadow "18:57
mptmore like the "Available" IM status icon18:58
mac_vyou want the shadow behind the emblem?18:58
mptmac_v, yes, by that I meant a shadow that suggests it's closer to you than the application icon is, not one that suggests it's standing on something.18:58
mac_vmpt: hehe! i first did it like ^ , then changed to drop shadow ;p18:59
rugby471mpt: is this the effect we want for the lobby http://hungred.com/wp-content/demo/jQuery-closing-opening-door-effect/demo.html ?19:01
mptrugby471, that for returning from a department to the lobby, yes. The reverse for going from the lobby to a department.19:02
rugby471kl19:04
rugby471mpt: with hmtl it is so much easier :-)19:05
mptthat is so sad19:05
rugby471hehe19:05
mac_vmpt: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Shades_of_green , which color do you choose ;p?19:05
mptmac_v, actually, one thing that's been bothering me is that we use one icon in the navigation pane for "Installed Software" (a computer), but the icon we're planning to use as the emblem for "this application is installed" is completely different (a check mark)19:05
rugby471mpt: it's just with gtk we would had to hack some clutter gtk thing up, however with javascript it is easy19:06
mptmac_v, I'm not sure how or whether to resolve that, though. I'm pretty sure that using a computer icon as the emblem is not the right answer.19:06
rugby471mpt: we can change it if you want19:06
mac_vmpt: installed software uses a harddisk19:06
mptrugby471, sorry, change what?19:06
mptmac_v, yes, but it *should* use a computer :-P19:06
mac_voh ;)19:06
mptmac_v, I suppose for consistency it should use the same hue as the "In Progress" icon does19:07
mac_vthats great , easy :)19:08
rugby471mot: the icon for installed software (the harddisk) it is very easy19:08
rugby471mpt: to change the icon for installed software (the harddisk) it is very easy19:09
mptgood :-)19:10
rugby471hehe19:10
rugby471mpt: by the way, I am currently creating the view for the lobby in html, is this okay (i Tried to follow the spec)19:14
mptrugby471, that's fine19:14
mptthank you19:14
rugby471mpt: http://imagebin.org/6188919:15
mac_vmpt: http://imagebin.ca/view/aw9vEMh1.html19:15
rugby471the icons should be the same size, that is just a bug19:15
mptrugby471, the mockup is slightly out of date, "Categories" should now be "Departments"19:15
rugby471sure19:15
rugby471done :-)19:15
mptwhee19:16
* mpt wonders if we should have a sexier name for "Other"19:16
rugby471Miscellaneous....19:16
mac_vjust what i was typing^19:16
mac_vhehe ;)19:16
rugby471hehe19:16
mptI said sexiER19:16
mac_vlol19:16
rugby471oh alright,,,,19:17
rugby471well. urr.. mac_v typed it not me !19:17
mptsure sure19:17
rugby471mpt: when the mouse hovers over the department icons & names should there be some visual feedback (ie. changing of colour?)19:17
mptrugby471, just changing to the pointing-hand cursor19:18
rugby471thats it?19:18
mptrugby471, probably there should be some visual change when you mouse down19:18
rugby471ok19:18
mptAny suggestions?19:18
rugby471well I could change the background colour of the box containing the image19:19
rugby471sexier names: alternative, another, auxiliary, else, extra, farther, fresh, further, more, new, spare, supplementary19:19
mptIs it possible in WebKit to change the coloring of the image itself?19:19
* rugby471 tries to hide his thesaurus19:19
mpte.g. make it darker, or put a glow around it, or ... something19:20
rugby471I don't know, i'll have a look19:20
mpt(You may have seen on my to-do list is setting up a /RedesignTheLobby wiki page)19:20
mptrugby471, btw, a while back I changed the spec for the application icon view to say the text should be 0.9 em, not 0.8 em19:21
rugby471mpt: ah, we can have a shadow around it?19:21
mpt(that's the new size for Notify OSD body text)19:21
rugby471ok19:21
rugby471well I haven't done the text sizes according to the spec yet19:21
rugby471(as something wasn't working so I just wanted to get the content in)19:22
rugby471however I shall definitely not forget to do it19:22
mptrugby471, some (but not all, ugh) of the category icons already have shadows19:22
mptWe wouldn't want to give the shadow a shadow, otherwise we'd end up like Opera19:22
rugby471but a shadow around the box?19:22
mac_vmpt: http://imagebin.ca/view/5AECcZg.html , how is this?19:22
rugby471hehe19:22
mptmac_v, that's looking very good!19:23
rugby471horrah! I just got a message back from the owner of that opening doors effect and they said that it is GPL :-)19:23
rugby471mac_v: yep that's better19:23
mptmac_v, maybe make the checkmark look a little more formal, a little less freehand?19:23
rugby471mac_v: why did you post two?19:23
mac_vmpt: the whole store is a bit friendly right? hence i did it ... this way19:24
mac_vrugby471: a slight correction :)19:24
mac_vrugby471: which actually turned out to be a speck on my screen :(19:25
mptmac_v, true, but this is roughly analogous to a tag on something in a store saying "SOLD", and even in friendly stores those signs tend to be printed rather than handwritten :-)19:26
rugby471hehe19:27
mac_vhm... but this is not only going to be used only for , sold ...  so want it formal?19:28
mac_vinstalled apps are free too ;p19:28
mac_vmpt:  want it formal?19:29
mptmac_v, yes please19:29
mac_vok19:29
mac_vmpt: http://imagebin.ca/view/CW3zY3q.html  i think it is more formal now19:34
mptmac_v, beautiful, thank you19:34
mptNow we need to implement it overlaying application icons ... twice19:35
mac_vmpt: :) , np , do i upload it to a bug report or wiki19:35
mptOnce for package list views in GTK19:35
mptand once for package icon views in WebKit19:35
rugby471just been listening to the quickly session in UDW, it looks awesome :-)19:35
mptmac_v, to a bug report would make sense I think19:36
mac_vok.19:36
rugby471mac_v: if you make a bug report it is easier for us19:36
rugby471well I am going to stop working on software-store for today19:36
rugby471next mission : overlay the installed icon :-)19:37
mptthanks again for your work rugby47119:37
rugby471mpt: do you want that icon in the sidebar19:37
rugby471mpt: no problem19:37
rugby471?19:37
rugby471instead of the hard disk19:37
mptrugby471, no, a computer (including monitor) instead of the hard disk please19:38
rugby471okay19:39
rugby471that is my last change for today :-)19:39
rugby471see you guys tommorrow :-)19:40
mpttchau19:40
mac_vrugby471: Bug #42217219:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 422172 in software-store "Emblem missing for installed apps" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42217219:43
rugby471kl, thanks19:43
mac_vrugby471: bye :)19:44
rugby471see ya19:44
chrisccoulsonseb128 - it seems there are some people who don't read bug comments ;)20:27
seb128chrisccoulson, yes, I'm quite annoyed by those20:28
seb128I just added a comment20:28
chrisccoulsonthanks20:28
chrisccoulsoni'm just building g-c-c to test the changes now (including the removal of the button for gdmsetup)20:29
seb128urg, update-manager doesn't start for a similar reason20:29
seb128glib.GError: Duplicate object id 'image15' on line 1088 (previously on line 957)20:29
chrisccoulsonouch20:29
chrisccoulsonthat's quite a disruptive change then ;)20:29
dobeymeh, james_w is on holiday today/tomorrow :-/20:29
chrisccoulsonjames_w on holiday?20:29
chrisccoulsonare you sure?;)20:30
dobeychrisccoulson: well today is a bank holiday in the uk20:30
didrockschrisccoulson: james_w is currently in Paris :)20:30
didrockschrisccoulson: he will be back tomorrow20:30
seb128hey didrocks20:30
didrockshey seb128 o/ How was your first day back from vacation? you recovered? ;)20:31
dobeydidrocks: wednesday according to the office leave calendar :)20:31
seb128didrocks, quite good thanks20:31
chrisccoulsoni'm on holiday today too, but it just means i spend more time doing ubuntu stuff;)20:31
didrocksdobey: oh yes, he's coming back tomorrow, thought he will work ;)20:31
seb128I managed to catch up on emails20:31
didrocksgreat, that's the huge part :)20:32
seb128right20:32
seb128I updated the versions page too20:32
seb128and did some updates and sponsoring20:32
didrockswoaw, that's a lot for the first day, triaging your email during this time :)20:32
didrocksseb128: what went wrong with version.py, the cron got stuck?20:33
didrocks(as it wasn't updated)20:33
seb128didrocks, no, it segfault on the datacenter machine running it20:33
didrocksoh :/20:33
seb128the machine is running dapper still20:33
seb128and the apt version is a custom one for dapper with lzma support20:33
didrocksyes, I remember (because of launchpadlib ^^)20:33
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didrocksoh, ok, that's give weird behavior consequently20:34
seb128no, rather because of python apt20:34
seb128well that worked for weeks20:34
seb128and is says they didn't change anything20:34
seb128and it started crashing and didn't stop since20:34
didrockshum, weird. If I have an updated ubuntu version in my people.ubuntu.com space, I can setup it (didn't check yet)20:35
didrocksit can be a good fallback in any case :)20:36
seb128didrocks, would be nice to get the main version fixed but that could be useful yes20:37
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i've pushed the g-c-c changes now21:24
seb128chrisccoulson, ok thanks21:25
seb128bryce, hi21:36
seb128bryce, the compiz crash is fixed by installing libgl1-mesa-dri=7.5-1ubuntu121:36
seb128let me know if you need extra infos21:37
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bryceseb128, run it for some time; downgrading appeared to fix for me but after 3 hrs with compiz it still locked up.22:15
seb128bryce, I get it at every alt-tab with the buggy version22:17
seb128or rather every alt-tab cycle22:18
seb128ie it takes me 3 seconds to get it22:18
seb128and now I didn't get it in half an hour22:18
seb128but I will keep you posted later22:19
bryceseb128, thanks, and good to know you can repro it deliberately22:29
seb128bryce, thanks for the downgrade hint ;-)22:30
seb128bryce, as said I can trigger the issue with some alt-tab so if you need details ...22:31
seb128kenvandine, hi, could you look at updating gst-plugins-good0.10?22:32
seb128usually we sync but you did some changes which force us to merge now22:32
seb128there is a new version in debian22:33
seb128no hurry but that could be nice to get ;-)22:34
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paneoHi. I have installed Ubuntu in a computer. When I go to using internet, the connection is very slow.22:52
joaopintopaneo, this is not a support channel, please ask on #ubuntu22:53
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i'm just taking a look at bug 419645, but i'm unsure of what needs doing. does the patch just need updating for the new g-s-d version, or are there changes in notify-osd that need to be taken in to account too?22:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419645 in gnome-settings-daemon "Update to 2.27.91" [Wishlist,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41964522:53
chrisccoulson(the current g-s-d works with the latest notify-osd)22:53
seb128chrisccoulson, I think the patch just need updating22:53
chrisccoulsoncool22:53
chrisccoulsoni'll try and do that before i go to bed then22:53
seb128thanks22:54
chrisccoulsoni must try and finish early tonight - i'm back at work tomorrow morning now too ;)22:54
paneojoaopinto: Oh! Ok. Bye.22:55
seb128chrisccoulson, there is no hurry for the update go to bed22:56
seb128chrisccoulson, gnome-settings-daemon can wait until after alpha ;-)22:57
chrisccoulsonheh, yeah, i forgot that the freeze is coming soon22:57
Nafalloo_O22:58
chrisccoulsoni've got a fix for the g-s-d crashes too (well, i've got 2 fixes at the moment)22:59
chrisccoulsoni need to do some more testing and then i'll prepare that tomorrow too22:59
Nafalloif we had seb512 nothing would ever had to wait... :-P22:59
Nafallohave to wait even22:59
c_kornif I have filed a bug about indicator-session is there a team I should subscribe ?23:02
seb128c_korn, no23:02
* Nafallo hugs seb128 quickly and goes to upgrade his eeepc23:03
seb128Nafallo, ;-)23:03
c_kornok23:04
seb128c_korn, it's basically ted working on it23:04
c_kornbut I also should not subscribe him ?23:05
seb128he should be watching the components he works on23:05
chrisccoulsonnice, gdebi also has duplicate object ID's in its ui file23:06
seb128c_korn, I will ping him so he subscribes to the source when he's there23:06
seb128he probably forgot to do it23:07
seb128chrisccoulson, seems we are going to run into quite some buggy cases23:07
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, it seems so. i suppose it's good to find them now though23:08
Nafalloseb128: btw. do you know if gdm-guest-session will get fixed to work on karmic?23:08
seb128Nafallo, it will23:08
NafalloWIN \o/23:09
seb128I've read that it's near of that23:09
c_kornI expected that but I wondered why I did not see him in the list of "also notified" persons23:09
* c_korn has a laggy internet connection23:10
c_kornseb128: thanks23:10
seb128c_korn, you're welcome23:10
seb128ok, enough work for today, see you tomorrow23:11

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