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rickspencer3-afkrobert_ancell, hi00:40
robert_ancellrickspencer3-afk, hi rick00:40
rickspencer3-afkgotta run, but checking in on that empathy in the message menu thing00:40
robert_ancellrickspencer3-afk, working on it, battling git :)00:40
rickspencer3-afkbug #34018000:40
robert_ancellrickspencer3-afk, should be finished by today00:40
ubottuLaunchpad bug 340180 in indicator-messages "Please provide indicator-applet support in empathy" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/34018000:40
rickspencer3-afkaah, git00:41
rickspencer3-afkok, just making sure  you didn't need anything from me or anyone else00:41
rickspencer3-afkenjoy!!00:41
rickspencer3-afk:)00:41
robert_ancellrickspencer3-afk, no, should be ok00:41
TheMusorobert_ancell: Can I be of any help re git?00:41
* TheMuso is no master of it, but is used to working with it now.00:41
robert_ancellTheMuso, hopefully :) So I need to pull James' branch from github, merge it with the head, then push it to my github - what is the process?00:42
robert_ancellTheMuso, I got the merge working but format-patch doesn't show my changes and I can't work out how to push00:42
TheMusorobert_ancell: I haven't had to deal with merging yet, but probably something along the lines of, fetch the branch you want to merge as a remote, so "git remote add james git://git.address/of/git-repo.git". Then use git log to see the diference between them.00:44
TheMusothen probably something like git merge james/master00:44
TheMusoand deal with conflicts00:44
robert_ancelland I do that with a git remote add first?00:44
TheMusoWell I find that itas easier to have remote branhes I pull from as remotes. Origin is a remote so you can have as many remotes as  you like.00:45
TheMusoSo when you clone a branch, origin is the remote of the branch you cloned, so you only need to update origin in order to work with it.00:45
robert_ancellTheMuso, ok, can you show me the exact commands in a pastebin?00:46
robert_ancellhead is: ssh://rancell@git.gnome.org/git/empathy00:47
TheMusorobert_ancell: Since I've never worked with git merging I don't know how to use it, but adding a remote is simply "git remote add remotename git-repo-address"00:47
robert_ancellremote is: git://github.com/james-w/empathy.git00:47
robert_ancellah, ok00:47
robert_ancellso I added the remote, made a new branch, merged the changes, fixed conflicts, 'git add' on the fixed files, 'git commit', but my new changes don't show up in format patch. And I have no idea how to push all that to a new git repo00:48
TheMusorobert_ancell: How are you calling git-format-patch?00:50
robert_ancellgit format-patch origin/new_branch00:50
TheMusoIs origin/new_branch what you originally used to base your changes and merge james' branch on?00:51
robert_ancellI think so?00:51
TheMusorobert_ancell: You might find it easier to call git format-patch with the has of the last common commit, i.e the last commit before your changes and the merge.00:52
TheMusohash00:52
robert_ancellok00:53
TheMusoGit-format-patch can either work by giving it individual hashes for commits you want as patches, or the last commit as a base, which then makes all the subsequent commits hashes.00:53
TheMusos/hashes/patches/00:53
TheMusorobert_ancell: And finally to push, you can either set up another remote to point to a branch you want to push to, and push using "git push remotename branchname", or use an URL, "git push url://to.repo/git-repo.git branchname"00:55
robert_ancellok, thanks00:55
TheMusoIf you want to push the contents of another branch in your repo, i.e one thats not checked out, you simply change branchname to localbranchname:remotebranchname00:55
Amaranthyay, found a fix for the invisible panels01:16
kenvandinerobert_ancell, hey man... how's the empathy hacking?01:30
robert_ancellkenvandine, coming along, git is the hardest part :)01:30
kenvandinei know... i hate git01:30
TheMusorobert_ancell: How did you go?01:30
robert_ancellTheMuso, working on the code at the moment, will do the git bit later01:31
kenvandinei still swear it is linus' way of seeing how much people are willing to endure just because he said it is cooler01:31
robert_ancelltotally01:32
Amaranthkenvandine: it's smokin' fast01:33
kenvandinefor most projects the difference isn't that big... but i can see that for the kernel01:34
Amaranthand it calls PAGER automatically when showing `git log`01:34
kenvandinewell that is nice01:34
kenvandineit is like the only thing it makes easy :)01:34
AmaranthI always forget that then lose all my scrollback in my terminal when using bzr01:34
kenvandineotherwise it seems to me it is designed to torture users01:34
Amaranththe only really hard part is dealing with remote branches01:34
robert_ancellwhich is what I'm dealing with now...01:35
* Amaranth tries to remember the magic01:35
kenvandinerobert_ancell, i had figured that out at gcds.. but forgotten now01:35
Amaranthrobert_ancell: git checkout --track -b mybranch origin/remote-branch-name01:35
Amaranththat'll make git pull automatically update from the remote branch too01:36
robert_ancellAmaranth, do you need to make mybranch first? What is the naming format for mybranch?01:36
Amaranthif you leave out --track you get a one-time pull from the branch01:36
Amaranthrobert_ancell: no, you don't need to make it first01:36
Amaranthrobert_ancell: I usually do git checkout --track -b compiz-0.8 origin/compiz-0.801:36
Amaranthfor a real life example01:37
robert_ancellAmaranth, is there a 'git info' or similar that will show me what I've got checked out and what is being tracked/linked etc?01:37
Amaranthrobert_ancell: git status01:37
robert_ancellAmaranth, doesn't tell me a lot :(01:38
Amaranthjust what branch you're on01:38
Amarantha `git info` would be really helpful, I know git has that information01:40
robert_ancellyeah01:40
Amaranthbecause otherwise you'd have to give full URLs for push and pull01:40
Amaranthrobert_ancell: also this might help you: http://www.gnome.org/~federico/misc/git-cheat-sheet.txt01:42
robert_ancellAmaranth, I've never had a problem with full URLs in other VCSs.  There's nothing wrong with being explicit (and you can always add an alias system on top)01:43
Amaranthrobert_ancell: sure01:47
Amaranthrobert_ancell: although in this case you'd want to do git push origin/compiz-0.801:47
Amaranthalthough it should handle that for you and `git push` should work but that would be considering being explicit for git01:47
Amaranths/considering/considered/01:48
Amaranthrobert_ancell: btw, the change you made to compiz to disable constrain_y is very bad01:48
Amaranthyou can now freely move windows in a way that requires you to use alt-click to get them back01:48
robert_ancellAmaranth, yes, I've been working on some patches to fix that behaviour properly01:48
robert_ancell(i.e. behave like metacity)01:49
Amaranthrobert_ancell: The move plugin should ignore contrain_y when the window is either taller than the work area or you're using alt-click01:49
robert_ancellThe resize plugin has the same problem as it has no panel detection01:49
Amaranthouch, yeah01:50
Amaranthrobert_ancell: I'm going to have mvo revert that change to disable contrain_y though. If we can't get a proper fix having that bug is better than the bug we have now01:50
robert_ancellAmaranth, sure, no prob.  The compiz work keeps getting displaced by higher priority stuff but I plan to have the patches ready by Karmic01:51
RoAkSoAxKeybuk, ping02:28
KeybukRoAkSoAx: yes?02:29
RoAkSoAxKeybuk, is the webapp for requesting sponsorship supposed to stay like this: http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/1645/screenshot1th.th.png, after finishing?02:30
KeybukRoAkSoAx: you'll need to talk to jcastro02:31
* Keybuk isn't involved with UDS this time02:31
RoAkSoAxKeybuk, oh ok, since there was a message that was saying that if there was any problem with the webapp we should contact you02:31
jcastroRoAkSoAx: hmm, all you get is that blank page?02:31
RoAkSoAxjcastro, yes, and in the botton bar keeps changing from "waiting for login.launchpad.net" and "waiting for summit.ubuntu.com"02:33
jcastrohmm, lame02:33
jcastroRoAkSoAx: ok, well at least your submission went through02:33
RoAkSoAxjcastro, here's a better screenshot: http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/1645/screenshot1th.png02:35
RoAkSoAxjcastro, ok cool thanks for the confirmation :)02:35
jcastroRoAkSoAx: I'll have someone look at it tomorrow, but it looks like the requests are coming in02:37
RoAkSoAxjcastro, ok :)02:38
jcastroI'll make sure we change the address too so Keybuk doesn't get all the spam02:38
mac_vrobert_ancell: hi... regarding Bug #409828 , are you fixing that as well along with the other empathy stuff?06:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 409828 in empathy "Empathy shows wrong icon for notifications" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40982806:49
robert_ancellmac_v, no plans at the moment - it doesn't appear to be in the indicator code06:49
mac_vrobert_ancell: hrm... i'v tried to look into the empathy bzr code , and it seems it needs a new image define , is such a patch allowed ?06:50
robert_ancellnew image define?06:51
mac_vempathy uses > EMPATHY-IMAGE-NEW-MESSAGE as the image for the notifications06:52
mac_vthat points to im-message-new06:52
robert_ancellmac_v, which file?06:52
mac_vjust a sec06:52
Zdralibempathy-gtk/empathy-images.h06:56
Zdrawhat's wrong with im-message-new ?06:56
mac_vrobert_ancell: /src/empathy-event-manager.c , /src/empathy-chat-window.c06:56
mac_vZdra: that is not what notify-osd has to use for the notifiations :)06:57
robert_ancellmac_v, that is pointing at "im-message-new"06:58
mac_vyeah06:58
mac_vso if we are to use the notify-osd icon we need to use a new image define06:59
mac_vpointing to > notification-message-im06:59
robert_ancellmac_v, hmm, I guess it would require a freeze request https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserInterfaceFreeze07:00
robert_ancellmac_v, so if you want to do the freeze request then the change can go in07:01
mac_vyeah , but its very minor and not having it would make the default to look awkward07:02
mac_vcan a new one like > EMPATHY_IMAGE_NOTIFY_MESSAGE   , be used?07:02
Amaranthmac_v: is that public API/07:05
Amaranth?07:05
mac_vAmaranth: hehe , i'm not sure , i came up with that ;p07:06
Amaranthmac_v: Right but if the empathy-images.h file gets shipped as something other apps use when using libempathy-gtk you can't add API in an Ubuntu patch07:07
Amaranthyou'll have to make the define somewhere private or just skip the define and use the right icon directly where needed07:07
Zdramac_v: why isn't im-message-new correct for notification?07:08
Zdramac_v: what looks like that notification-message-im ?07:08
mac_vAmaranth: hrm... thats what i thought first , but the image is called by the define so , ok will see how to set the image itself :)07:09
mac_vZdra: thats a color one and notify-osd uses greyscale icons07:09
Zdramac_v: should be notification-im-message-new IMO07:10
Zdrato respect naming of icons07:10
mac_vhehe , thats what naming human theme comes with ;)07:11
mac_vs/what/the07:11
Zdramac_v: ok, so if you want an ubuntu specific patch for that (I don't think it makes sense upstream) you just have to add a define in empath-images.h and use that in empathy-event-manager.c07:12
Zdramac_v: but what if I don't use the human theme?07:13
Zdramac_v: that icon name won't exist, so it will break all other themes07:13
mac_vZdra: notify-osd uses the human theme as a fallback , if the custom theme doesnt have the icon then it will use the human's icon07:13
Zdraah07:14
mac_vall the labels notification-* are ubuntu specific only ,since we are the proud users of notify-osd ;p07:15
mac_vZdra: so a new define can be used in the ubuntu patch?07:15
Zdramac_v: Hm, Amaranth's remark is correct, that would mean that ubuntu adds API07:17
mac_v:(07:17
* mac_v finds it easier hacking stuff for personal use ;p07:17
Zdramac_v: so probably you should just change in empathy-event-manager and set there the new name07:17
mac_vhmm... ok07:18
Amaranththe define is only useful because multiple things are using the same icon and you don't want redundant code07:18
Amaranththat way if you want to change the icon you change one place07:18
Amaranthbut this new icon will only be used in one place so there is no reason for a define anyway07:19
mac_v^ that makes sense , guess i was just try to make it uniform^07:20
mac_vAmaranth: any luck with the logout plugin?07:26
Amaranthmac_v: haven't looked at it again07:26
Amaranthmac_v: we're probably not going to be able to do it, user interface freeze and all07:26
mac_vah, there are several papercuts , that havent been done yet07:26
mac_vso are we just going to stop?07:27
mac_vAmaranth: this was an easier one than most others which havent even been looked into , hence i had i confirmed... so if freeze is blocking :(07:28
* mac_v not updating compiz , worried it might break the plugin ;p07:29
mac_vi think david was banking on the global bug jam , to finish the papercuts07:30
AmaranthI wish you could stop accepting bug reports for a project07:32
Amaranththe "hundred papercuts" has over 400 open bugs :P07:32
Amaranthit should only have like 10 or 20 left assuming things have gone well in previous rounds07:33
Amaranthhey mvo07:33
mvohey Amaranth07:38
mac_vAmaranth: > https://bugs.launchpad.net/hundredpapercuts/+bugs?field.searchtext=&orderby=-importance&search=Search&field.status%3Alist=FIXRELEASED&assignee_option=any&field.assignee=&field.bug_reporter=&field.bug_supervisor=&field.bug_commenter=&field.subscriber=&field.omit_dupes.used=&field.omit_dupes=on&field.has_patch.used=&field.has_cve.used=&field.tag=&field.tags_combinator=ANY  , so really havent gone well in previous rounds ;p07:38
mac_vso things* really07:38
Amaranthmvo: got a couple compiz related things07:38
Amaranthmvo: most important is that we get http://git.compiz.org/compiz/core/commit/?h=compiz-0.8&id=d8285f4f8c6ca50b69965a225c36cdad1e456d2407:39
Amaranthotherwise you get invisible panels at login07:39
Amaranthmvo: everything else I actually want to work on some more tomorrow, just wanted to make sure you saw that before I went to bed07:39
mvoAmaranth: yeah, I noticed the panels already, thanks for the git link07:40
mvoAmaranth: thanks, I will do a update on this today07:41
Amaranthtook me and cornelius a bit of poking to figure out that fix but seb128 made it really easy by letting me know a snapshot from 7 days ago worked07:41
Amaranthonly had to roll back the latest 3 commits and bam, working fine again :)07:41
mvoheh :) yeah, good thing that I packaged the snapshots (and that seb tested them so careful)07:43
* mvo hugs Amaranth and cornelius07:43
Amaranthcornelius is still working on another bug that only affects nvidia users that is similar, he thinks it may have a similar fix07:43
Amaranthbut it is less important since it only happens when you have a bunch of windows open when you start compiz07:44
Amaranthoh, and mac_v wants us to finally use the logout plugin07:44
mac_vAmaranth: wasnt it having the same effect in hardy too? without the plugin?07:45
mvointeressting idea, it does need a update I think, its currently not working07:45
mvowell, config needs update :)07:46
Amaranthmac_v: yeah but that was the dialog itself07:46
Amaranthmvo: and we should probably disable unredirect fullscreen windows07:46
Amaranthit causes more issues than it fixes and intel seems to run 3D apps fine without it now07:46
mac_vAmaranth: oh , thanks , i thought i was dreaming it up ;)07:46
mvoAmaranth: ok07:48
mvoAmaranth: fixed in bzr07:50
mvoAmaranth: anything else you noticed? any strange bugreport or anything?07:50
Amaranthmvo: nope, seems to be good so far07:50
mvocool07:51
AmaranthI want to do some work on move and resize since robert_ancell is busy with empathy but that'll take a bit more time07:51
mvospeaking of resize: I seem to be unable to get a resize handle in my emacs22 window07:51
mvobut only for right and bottom07:51
robert_ancellAmaranth, I'll send you the part patches if you want07:53
Amaranthrobert_ancell: that'd be great, send them to amaranth@ubuntu.com07:53
mvowhat are they about?07:54
robert_ancellAmaranth, sent07:55
robert_ancellmvo, the resize doesn't take panels into account at all so you can resize the top of the window under the panel07:55
Amaranthmvo: fixing constrain_y to work like metacity and fixing resize to work the same way (don't resize under panels)07:55
mvonice07:55
* Amaranth goes to curl up with a box of tissues08:09
Amaranthdang cold08:09
Amaranthsee you guys in a few08:09
mvoget well!08:11
pittiGood morning08:34
seb128hey pitti08:37
seb128pitti, I started looking at the glib gettext issue yesterday08:37
seb128pitti, just so you don't duplicate work08:38
mvoasac: I had a quick look at the auto-install thing we talked about yesterday and it seems jaunty behaves the same08:38
mvo:/08:38
seb128hey mvo08:38
pittiseb128: ah, thanks08:39
mvohey seb12808:39
seb128pitti, it seems that's just the current gettext patch which is buggy08:39
seb128pitti, gdesktopapp uses g_key08:39
chrisccoulsongood morning everyone!08:47
pittihey chrisccoulson08:48
chrisccoulsonhey pitti08:48
seb128hello chrisccoulson08:50
seb128I will sponsor gnome-session and totem after getting coffee08:51
chrisccoulsonhi seb12808:52
chrisccoulsonthanks:)08:52
chrisccoulsoni just went to get some coffee too!08:52
asacmvo: too baq09:04
asacbad09:04
seb128hey asac09:05
asachi09:05
seb128asac, any chance that you fix this libnm-glib pc naming compat thing today?09:06
Ngasac: re bug #411894 it doesn't get confused atm because the on/off menu options don't appear, and bluetooth-properties won't start ;)09:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 411894 in gnome-bluetooth "rfkill support gets confused" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41189409:06
Ng"sudo rfkill {un,}block bluetooth" seems to work perfectly though09:12
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seb128wb asac09:18
asachi seb12809:20
asac;)09:20
seb128asac, did you get my question before?09:20
asaci committed your workaround09:20
asacbug 42952309:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429523 in gnome-bluetooth "bluetooth-wizard will not run - assertion failure" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42952309:20
asacerr09:20
asac;)09:20
asacnot that one09:20
slomoseb128: could you sync pitivi from unstable? :)09:20
seb128asac, any chance you upload today?09:20
asacyes09:20
seb128slomo, will do now09:21
asaci will upload right after coffee is finished ;)09:21
seb128asac, thanks09:21
slomoseb128: thanks :)09:21
asacwanted to take a quick look if there is any other gression or something i should fix for alpha-6 ... now that i am at it09:21
asacseb128: empathy failed?09:21
seb128slomo, I did sync the gst* yesterday but not gst-ffmpeg ... is that worth having too?09:21
asaci can reupload that for you09:21
asacor at least test ;)09:21
slomoseb128: yes, fixes some annoying bugs :)09:21
seb128asac, yes, and the upload has a change we want for alpha if possible09:21
slomoseb128: s/some/many/09:21
seb128slomo, ok good, doing that too then09:22
asacseb128: but you didnt upload the new one yet?09:22
slomoseb128: also gnonlin if you didn't update that yet ;)09:22
seb128asac, I did that's the one which failed to build09:22
seb128slomo, I was just looking at the versions for this one ;-)09:22
asackk09:23
slomoseb128: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gstreamer0.10/+bug/428987  <--- this one has a upstream bug somewhere but i can't find it right now ;) it's a problem with playbin2 iirc09:31
ubottuLaunchpad bug 428987 in totem "Disabling visualization while playing audio hangs Totem" [Low,New]09:31
seb128slomo, ok thanks09:31
asacurgh ... make crashed ;) memory decay i assume. not nice09:36
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm wondering if you didn't confuse the iplayer and bbc plugins09:42
seb128chrisccoulson, the bbc one is the ubuntu specific one made by collabora and didn't change since jaunty and is working out of the box no?09:42
* seb128 is checking09:42
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, you might be right there09:49
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm fixing that now09:49
seb128bug #38476709:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 384767 in totem "Totem BBCiPlayer plugin can't be enable due to lack of depends" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/38476709:50
chrisccoulsonthanks09:50
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chrisccoulsonyeah, thats the one09:51
chrisccoulsonso, i did get a bit confused then ;)09:51
seb128chrisccoulson, I've changed to move iplayer, trying build now09:52
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks, sorry about that!09:57
seb128no problem, no reason you would be the only one there never doing a small error09:58
seb128;-)09:58
seb128you would make us look like monkeys otherwise ;-)09:59
chrisccoulsonheh;)10:01
seb128wb chrisccoulson10:02
chrisccoulsonmy 3G connection is a bit unreliable today!10:03
chrisccoulsonkeeps disconnecting me10:03
seb128slomo, we got some bugs from users where libgstlibvisual.so screws things, any hint on how to debug?10:04
seb128slomo, ie bug #42973210:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429732 in gst-plugins-base0.10 "Nautilus won't start, DBUS error" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42973210:04
seb128slomo, or bug #42923110:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429231 in gst-plugins-base0.10 "Pidgin does not start, problem with /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/libgstlibvisual.so" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42923110:04
seb128pitti, there for a quick question about the glib gettext change?10:06
seb128pitti, you use "+  msg_locale = setlocale (LC_MESSAGES, NULL);"10:08
seb128pitti, did you mean +  msg_locale = setlocale (LC_MESSAGES, "");?10:08
pittiseb128: I probably did mean that, yes10:09
pittiseb128: did I write that/10:09
pitti?10:09
seb128pitti, ok good, because that fixes the bug10:09
pittianyway, NULL is wrong, indeed10:09
pitticool!10:09
seb128pitti, well either you adapted vuntz's version or wrote it10:09
pittiseb128: I wonder how it could ever have worked with that10:09
seb128pitti, "" fixes the bug10:09
* pitti hugs seb12810:10
seb128pitti, it never did I think but we use gnome-menus for almost everything10:10
seb128pitti, ie we didn't notice g_key not working10:10
* seb128 hugs pitti10:10
seb128vuntz, ^10:10
seb128vuntz, you might be interested if your change has the same issue10:10
pittiah10:11
pittiasac: just gotta love your n-m version numbers :)10:13
pittiI wonder if it's some s3kr1t exploit code hex dump10:14
asachey. they are great10:14
asacat least for good/robust git/daily integration10:14
seb128chrisccoulson, did you try the youtube plugin?10:17
seb128I get10:17
seb128"gstsouphttpsrc.c(1096): gst_soup_http_src_parse_status (): /GstPlayBin2:play/GstURIDecodeBin:uridecodebin0/GstSoupHTTPSrc:source:10:18
seb128404 Not Found"10:18
seb128for all the videos I tried10:18
seb128ah, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59432010:19
mvoasac: I will so use the same schema for the compiz snapshots!10:19
ubottuGnome bug 594320 in YouTube plugin "Playing youtube videos results in 404 in gst_soup_http_src_parse_status()" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]10:19
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i did briefly try it, and didn't get any videos to play, but i didn't debug it yet.i've never had it work properly for me, so i wasn't sure if it was something wrong with my setup10:19
chrisccoulsonah, it's already reported10:19
loolseb128: Hey!  Did you see empathy was FTBFSing?  It seems libnm-glib isn't pulled in the chroot anymore and a build-dep was missing10:19
asacmvo: we have those great snippets10:20
asac;)10:20
loollog http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31790611/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.empathy_2.27.92-1ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz10:20
asacwill put them into mt-git.mk or something10:20
seb128lool, hey, see discussions with asac yesterday evening and this morning10:20
mvocool10:20
loolseb128: Ok, sorry10:20
seb128lool, they basically renamed the .pc and will add a compatibility one today10:20
seb128I will retry empathy then10:20
loolasac, seb128: So this is under control; thanks10:20
loolseb128: Ok thanks a lot10:21
seb128you're welcome10:21
asaclool: fix already landed in ubuntu. (will talk about upstream fix later today) i think retrying empathy is good10:21
asacare there more bugs?10:21
asace.g more packages failing?10:21
loolasac: Which source package was that in?10:21
asacnetwork-manager10:21
loolnetwork-manager 0.8~a~git.20090911t130220.4c77fa0-0ubuntu210:22
asaclibnm-glib-dev .pc file rename10:22
asacyes10:22
loolasac: Ok thanks; it's still building on armel10:23
seb128asac, retying ... you are being optimistic there, the build and publish game usually takes at least 2 hours10:34
asacseb128: yes.10:37
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chrisccoulsonkklimonda - are you going to do the transmission update?12:55
chrisccoulsoni just had a user e-mail me and ask me when 1.75 will be in karmic for some reason :-/12:55
chrisccoulsonthey obviously assume that i don't have a lite:)12:56
chrisccoulsons/lite/life12:56
kklimondainteresting, I just got an email when am I going to prepare 1.75 for jaunty ppa..12:57
kklimondachrisccoulson: what about UI freeze/12:57
chrisccoulsonkklimonda - there's no UI changes are there?12:58
kklimondachrisccoulson: do we have to remove both dialog window that asks users to kill dangling process and donate button?12:58
kklimondaoh, so it's not a problem?12:58
kklimondaI remember reading that all changes in user interface after 10th of september have to be both consulted with release team and translators12:59
chrisccoulsonkklimonda - i'm not sure about that dialog. i don't think it would be an issue, but i don't think the dialog should be there anyway ;)12:59
kklimondabut maybe I'm wrong12:59
seb128chrisccoulson, btw speaking about your workload how is your ubuntu todolist? ;-)12:59
mac_vis there a recent known bug , where the /home does not unmount on shutdown?12:59
chrisccoulsonseb128 - my work load is not too bad at the moment. have you got some extra work for me to do then? ;)13:00
kklimondawell, neither do I, charles isn't really happy with making it either but it's better than nothing for now until we get some people to actually reproduce it and get backtrace (I couldn't do it myself)13:00
seb128chrisccoulson, gnome-disk-utility notification about disk issues uses actions do you think you could look at fixing that before karmic?13:00
chrisccoulsonkklimonda - yeah, the bug definately should be fixed really13:00
seb128chrisccoulson, it's weird to have an "ok" button for that13:01
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i could possibly look at that. i get the popup at the moment, so it's quite annoying ;)13:01
seb128I get it too on my desktop, thanks!13:01
seb128if you look at it let me know13:01
seb128otherwise I might have a look but that will be after beta probably though13:01
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i was trying to think about it a bit last night. i think it would be nice to "opt-out" of having a notification on every log in (with a checkbutton on the warning or something similar), and only get notified again if the smart status degrades any further. something like that should be possible, seeing as the smart history is stored in a database13:03
chrisccoulsoni don't know what other peoples opinions are though13:03
kklimondachrisccoulson: according to this page: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserInterfaceFreeze we need an ACK from release team. I'll prepare update today and poke people ;)13:04
seb128I for one know that my disk has issue and I've decided to keep using it for a bit so +1 for a way to opt that out13:04
chrisccoulsonkklimonda - yeah, i was just about to mention that - it adds new strings doesn't it?13:05
seb128it's not brining any value once you know about the issue13:05
kklimondachrisccoulson: yes, that's why I've mentioned it.13:05
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chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, i agree. and i think it's debatable that i should see the warning for my disk anyway. it's got some reallocated sectors, but it shouldn't really cause an issue until the disk runs out of space to re-allocate them. it's not yet at the stage where the manufacturer would consider it to be failing anyway13:06
pittiasac: hm, the "invalid SSL" page now seems broken in firefox, I just get a "nondefined XML entity" yellow page14:12
asacpitti: yes. translation bug14:13
asacwell po2xpi bug.14:13
asacwould be interesting to check whether its also in firefox-3.014:13
asacone second we have a bug14:14
pittiok, that's fine, if it's known14:14
pittiI just stumbled over it14:14
asacbug 42983514:15
asacwe just found it out today14:15
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429835 in firefox-3.5 "chrome error when using firefox in Dutch ('nl', 'nl_NL', 'nl_BE') locale on karmic" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42983514:15
rickspencer3tseliot, good morning14:37
rickspencer3tseliot, thanks for getting on the intel patch!14:37
tseliotrickspencer3: good morning to you14:37
tseliotrickspencer3: no problem, it's part of my job now ;)14:37
seb128hey rickspencer314:41
rickspencer3good morning seb12814:41
rickspencer3seb128, my French class was canceled last night, not enough students14:42
rickspencer3so I will take the Saturday class14:42
rickspencer3how do I  say "oh well" in French?14:42
seb128rickspencer3, oh, that's a shame :-(14:42
seb128rickspencer3, "tant pis"14:43
rickspencer3tant pis14:44
seb128;-)14:45
seb128Amaranth, could you comment on bug #429969 since you know the status of the bug?14:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429969 in compiz "hidden task bar" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42996914:49
pittioh, just noticed that ^ in the guest session15:31
pittiit comes back when clicking on it, though15:32
mvoseb128: its fix commited15:32
mvoseb128: but there is currently some discussion with upstream15:32
seb128mvo, can you update the bug, thanks15:32
mvoseb128: I will just upload the fix instead ;)15:34
seb128mvo, danke15:34
bittinis the meeting 16:30 swedish time?15:36
pittibittin: desktop team meeting is 1630 UTC15:36
pittii. e. 1830 CEST15:36
bittinah ok15:36
seb128pitti, how do you cherrypick a bzr commit for packages maintained in bzr like the dxteam ones?15:37
bittinthx for the info =)15:37
seb128pitti, is there a bzr command for that or just diff and use patch to apply?15:38
pittiseb128: the best is usually to merge everything up to a particular revision (bzr merge -r 1234 ../trunk)15:38
james_wbzr merge -c <revno> <branch>15:38
pittiseb128: for cherrypicking just one particular, non-contiguous, revision, use bzr merge -c 1234 ../trunk15:38
james_wor as pitti said if you just don't want later stuff15:38
seb128james_w, pitti: thanks15:38
pittiseb128: -r is cleaner, since it records the fact that you merged those revs already; -c can't do that (it's more or less like diff | patch15:39
seb128well I don't want a bzr snapshot15:39
seb128I want to backport a change15:39
mac_vAmaranth: hi... are you still having problems with the logout plugin? i have the latest compiz updates too , but i dont see any problems15:40
mac_voh... ops wrong timezone :(15:41
bittintimezones sucks :(15:51
rugby471mvo: hello16:21
seb128re16:26
* seb128 looks at asac16:26
seb128asac, I can't connect to wireless since the nm update16:26
mvohey rugby471 - check trunk/ - all your stuff is merged (+ more :)16:27
rugby471mvo: just about to :-)16:27
asacseb128: thats odd16:27
asacseb128: a) did you restart?16:28
seb128asac, but true16:28
seb128yes16:28
seb128I just did16:28
seb128and I did hit a fsck on blank screen again which is confusing16:28
asacwas that fixed?16:28
seb128no16:28
seb128I'm on wire right now16:28
ArneGoetjeseb128: do you know if gdm still uses locale settings from ~/.dmrc ?16:28
asacwhats the status on that?16:28
asacseb128: i mean the fsck bug16:28
seb128dunno16:29
seb128I got a fsck without any clue on display right now16:29
asacseb128: well. so last update came from Keybuk without direct notification ;)16:29
seb128but it passed through after some minutes16:29
seb128that's just confusing16:29
seb128ArneGoetje, it should16:29
ArneGoetjeseb128: ok, thanks16:29
seb128asac, so about my nm issue?16:29
asacseb128: which version do you have?16:30
seb128asac, ii  network-manager                            0.8~a~git.20090911t130220.4c77fa0-0ubuntu2       network management framework daemon16:30
rugby471mvo: about the ShowImage Dialog16:31
rugby471mvo: I was working ons something similar :-)16:31
asacseb128: and network-manager-gnome is also latest?16:31
rugby471mvo: with eog16:31
rugby471:-)16:31
seb128asac, sorry weekly call with rickspencer3 I brb16:31
asack16:31
rugby471I shall have a look your your implementation, it is probably better :-)16:31
mvorugby471: yeah, I merged that - but gnome-open on this is IMO too heavy :)16:31
mvorugby471: its based on your code16:31
rugby471oh?16:31
rugby471I didn't realise I pushed that :-)16:32
rugby471hehe no problem :-)16:32
mvo:)16:32
rugby471mvo: when does the dialog show itself?16:32
mvorugby471: on click, just as in your implementation (including the zoom cursor)16:32
rugby471ah16:33
rugby471I shall have a look16:33
rugby471mvo: haha I am just looking at rev 251 - simplify the copy/cut/paste16:34
mvo(phone)16:34
rugby471mvo: I had no idea you could do it that easy :-)16:34
Keybukasac: ?16:34
pittiseb128: I regularly get n-m crashes on upgrade nowadays, perhaps it's just that for you?16:38
asacKeybuk: all fine. just didnt notice that you did a NM upload. in the past we dont "stop" on shutdown. is it ok to just remove the stop on ( ... ) from the .upstart file to achieve the same?16:38
seb128re16:39
seb128right, it seems to crahs as soon as I connect16:39
asachmm16:39
Keybukasac: Upstart shutdown is a little different16:40
Keybuk(or will be)16:40
Keybukit's acceptable to "stop on runlevel [06]"16:40
seb128asac,16:40
seb128(gdb) bt16:40
seb128#0  0x00cb72a1 in IA__g_object_unref (_object=0x9cd8760)16:40
seb128    at /build/buildd/glib2.0-2.21.6/gobject/gobject.c:237016:40
seb128#1  0x080ae53a in ?? ()16:40
seb128#2  0x00cb73e3 in IA__g_object_unref (_object=0x9ce2018)16:40
seb128not very useful16:40
Keybukthat's directly equivalent to being killed by sendsigs16:40
asacyeah16:40
asacthats what i want16:40
seb128and dbgsym don't seem to be there16:40
Keybukasac: I did add an NM task a few days before the upload, so you'd notice I was doing it16:40
asacat least until NM doesnt tear down stuff on shutdown16:40
Keybukasac: right, so the upstart job is right, it just doesn't match what you'd expect from the init script16:41
Keybukasac: but that's what you'd expect, because upstart jobs are declarative ;)16:41
Keybuk"stop on" => when to send the TERM/KILL signal16:41
rugby471mvo: damn it screenshots.debian.net is down :-(16:42
rugby471http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://screenshots.debian.net16:42
asacKeybuk: ok so we can use "stop on runlevel [06]" ? or are you saying the "stop on (stopping dbus or stopping hal)" already does that?16:43
Keybukasac: it already does that16:44
Keybukbasically if dbus gets stopped, you want NM to get stopped first16:44
Keybukotherwise NM is going to exit() inside libdbus anyway16:44
Keybukand Upstart will then try and respawn it16:44
asacok. but hal is kind of wrong16:45
asaca) NM doesnt use hal ... and even before it continued to work well even if hal was down16:45
KeybukHAL is a bit more interesting I guess - it'd be worth finding out whether NM copes with HAL not being around when it starts16:45
Keybukand whether NM copes with HAL going away16:45
Keybukahh16:45
asacyes. it works well without hal16:45
Keybukthen that's a bug ;)16:45
asaci mean in the past16:45
Keybukshould be just dbus16:45
Keybukwant me to fix that, or will you?16:45
seb128asac, do you have some time to help me to fix my laptop wireless or should I just downgrade nm for now?16:45
asacno i will do16:45
asacseb128: from which package version did you upgrade? from ubuntu1?16:46
asacthere is zero change in that update ... so if you came from that its probably something else16:46
Keybukasac: probably should be16:46
Keybukstart on (filesystem16:46
Keybuk          and started dbus)16:46
Keybukstop on stopping dbus16:46
Keybuk?16:46
asacyes. sounds reasonable Keybuk16:46
asacthanks16:46
seb128asac,16:46
seb1282009-09-15 17:04:27 upgrade network-manager 0.8~a~git.20090820t182117.cb60390-0ubuntu3~boot6 0.8~a~git.20090911t130220.4c77fa0-0ubuntu216:46
asacwill do that when pulling your debdiff to the branch16:47
asacseb128: boot6?16:47
Keybukasac: I commited my changes to the branch16:47
seb128asac, ubuntu-boot version16:47
asacKeybuk: to the core-dev branch?16:47
asachmm16:47
Keybukasac: to the branch mentioned in debian/control16:47
Keybukoh, maybe I didn't because I didn't have PERMISSION :)16:47
asacKeybuk: yeah. think i failed to update it. will figure.16:47
Keybukwant me to push now?16:48
Keybukif so, to what URL?16:48
asacKeybuk: just anywhere i can merge it in instantly.16:48
asacor i can add you to nm team if you want ;)16:48
Keybuklp:~scott/network-manager/0ubuntu316:49
asacthx16:49
Keybuknp16:49
* Keybuk always tries to spot bzr branches and use them16:49
Keybukok, so the hal thing would explain why NM gets bounced on upgrade16:50
Keybukbecause HAL is always restarted16:51
Keybukstill need to understand why X crashes sometimes ;)16:51
dobeyKeybuk: did you change the network-manager script to UpStart?16:52
Keybukdobey: no, I changed it to Upstart ;)16:52
seb128asac, re, sorry I was playing with it16:52
dobeyKeybuk: ok, well maybe you already fixed the issue, but there appeared to be an extraneous floating 's' character at the end of the file16:53
dobeyof /etc/init.d/network-manager that is16:53
Keybukbet there isn;t16:53
mvorugby471: copy-n-paste> well, its just a shortcut, your code was fine too :)16:53
seb128asac, http://people.canonical.com/~seb128/log16:54
seb128asac, that's the log I get when selecting my wireless16:54
rugby471mvo: but isn't it built in :-)16:54
mvorugby471: weh, if screenshots.d.n is down, thats bad - I need we need at least a proxy :/16:54
dobeyKeybuk: well there isn't now on this machine, because i edited the file and deleted that line...16:54
Keybukdobey: there's an "s" at the end of /lib/init/upstart-job - which is what /etc/init.d/network-manager is a symlink to ? :-)16:54
asacseb128: hmm. dhclient seems to not succeed16:54
seb128asac, wait, I'm not sure the copy worked right16:55
dobeyKeybuk: ok well i didn't see it was a symlink. the error talked about /etc/init.d/network-manager :)16:55
dobeysince i was trying to start network-manager so i could use the internets again16:55
Keybukdobey: but yes, that's long-since-fixed - you just need to update upstart16:56
dobeyok16:56
dobeylong since? measurement of minutes? :)16:56
seb128asac, refresh16:56
dobeyit was there ~2.5 hours ago when i last did an update :P16:57
asacseb128: hmm. what do you have in your IP6 tab if you go to your auto linksys in connection editor?16:58
asacjust Ignore?16:58
seb128asac, automatic16:58
seb128and everything else in the tab is inactive16:59
asacseb128: set it to "ignore"16:59
seb128asac, do I need to restart something?17:00
asacseb128: i would think no. if nothing changes: better safe than sorry ;)17:00
asaci would just try after setting that to ignore and closing editor etc.17:00
seb128still the same issue and same "(IP6 Configure Timeout) complete" in the log17:01
seb128oh, worked now apparently17:01
seb128asac, ok that works now thanks17:02
seb128asac, weird, I don't think I ever set automatic in that tab17:02
asacseb128: did you ever touch a connection?17:02
seb128I did touch the "auto connect"17:02
seb128but that's it17:03
seb128I never touched the ipv6 config17:03
asacsure.17:03
asacseb128: want to file a bug: "nm-applet auto wireless connection IP6 method was automatically set to "Automatic" rather than Ignore"?17:03
asacand post what you remember about when you modified your connection17:04
asaci assume you modified it in jaunty last time=17:04
asac?17:04
seb128yes or intrepid17:04
seb128probably jaunty17:04
seb128asac, I will not bother opening a bug, all my other onnections are on ignore, maybe I did touch it without noticing way back17:05
asachmm17:05
asacok17:05
seb128I don't think a bug will be useful about the setting change17:05
seb128what is the real bug is that setting to automatic breaks17:05
asaci think its ok. if i see a duplicate i will remember that you already had that issue17:05
seb128where it working before the update17:05
seb128+was17:05
asacseb128: IPv6 support was not really there before17:05
asaci think a bug would be helpful as there might be buggy corner cases17:06
asacwe want to fix17:06
asacbut i can file that on my own17:06
seb128asac, I will open one if you think that's useful17:06
asacwill first talk with other NM folks if they think it might be a consequence of some setting migration17:06
seb128asac, I just avoid to flood the bug tracker about one time config changes from users nobody will ever look at ;-)17:06
asacseb128: yeah. just the title from above + your vague memory when you edited that connection i what way17:07
mvorugby471: do you have anything pending? otherwise I'm going to upload now :)17:07
seb128asac, ok, will do17:07
asacseb128: sure. but wireless stopping to work is bad breakage17:07
mvorugby471: we have a impressive changelog again :)17:07
asacbetter safe than sorry ;)17:07
rugby471mvo: I am just making the gif spinner with the blue background colour, should be done in a minute17:07
asacbesides from this i havent heard of much wireless regressions ... so i am really eager to not let any chance of this slip through17:07
rugby471mvo: hehe17:08
mvorugby471: sweet, many thnaks17:08
mvorugby471: do you have any idea how a effect like in bug #428414 can be prevented ? that the text flows so strange around the image?17:11
ubottuLaunchpad bug 428414 in software-store ""Not available in the current data" message doesn't make sense / not displayed correctly" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42841417:11
mvorugby471: I know the problem itself, that is fixable, but I'm not sure how to fix the html17:12
rugby471mvo: not really, I havent looked at it17:12
* mvo really needs a html book :)17:12
* pitti points mvo to the awesome http://selfhtml.org/17:14
mvopitti: thanks, I shall have a look (after dinner :)17:15
seb128re17:16
rugby471mvo: 10 more minutes :-)17:19
mvorugby471: sure, I will just check in after dinner :)17:19
mvorugby471: so take your time :)17:19
rickspencer3desktop team meeting in 1 min!17:29
rickspencer3https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2009-09-1517:29
* kenvandine is here17:29
pittio/17:30
rickspencer3ArneGoetje, asac ccheney kenvandine pitti Riddell seb128 tseliot17:30
rickspencer3hi all17:30
seb128rickspencer3, hello17:30
ArneGoetjeHi17:30
tseliothi all17:30
ccheneyhi17:30
rickspencer3shall we begin?17:30
* rickspencer3 taps gavel17:30
rickspencer3start with outstanding actions from last week17:30
rickspencer3these are on the wiki, but wanted to mention a couple17:31
rickspencer3ACTION: rickspencer3 to disuss piddin/empathy with seb128 and pitti and make call for Karmic17:31
pittidone, I think17:31
rickspencer3after much deliberation, we are not changing the Plan of Record17:31
seb128did we discuss after meeting again?17:31
rickspencer3# Empathy will be installed in new installs, pidgin won't be17:31
rickspencer3# Empathy will be installed on upgrade installs, pidgin won't be removed17:31
rickspencer3# Empathy will offer to import pidgin settings on first run17:31
asachi17:31
seb128+117:31
rickspencer3pitti, seb128 - yes, I'm just publically announcing the deciscion, and marking the end of discussion on the matter17:32
rickspencer3(until the next UDS ;) )17:32
kenvandine:)17:32
rickspencer3also ..17:32
rickspencer3ACTION: pitti to try to repro x freeze and log bug17:32
pittiA day of firm decisions!17:32
pittior is it?17:32
rickspencer3pitti, shall we open it for discussion again?17:32
pittirickspencer3: done, freedesktop bug 2392317:32
rickspencer3j/k17:32
ubottuFreedesktop bug 23923 in Driver/intel "[945GM] X freezes some hours after suspend-to-RAM" [Major,New] http://bugzilla.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2392317:32
rickspencer3sweet17:32
rickspencer3tseliot, did you see ^17:32
rickspencer3is it in the intel blocker list?17:33
pittiupstream assigned it to someone, but no response yet17:33
tseliotrickspencer3: I'm about to upload a fix for mesa about it17:33
pittitseliot: ooh!17:33
pittiso it's that one?17:33
tseliotwell, it should fix that and some other bugs17:33
pittiI do get the occasional screen corruption as well17:33
tseliota kernel patch should be required too though17:33
pittibut ctrl-l usually fixes it17:33
tseliotpitti: it seems to fix that problem too17:33
rickspencer3with x we are always one patch away from perfection ;)17:33
rickspencer3see17:34
rickspencer3:)17:34
tseliothehe17:34
pittiso, I'll try andy's test kernel17:34
rickspencer3tseliot, thank you for rocking the X stack17:34
pittiand close the upstream bug if it fixes it17:34
rickspencer3tseliot, what should folks do if they want to test the fix?17:34
tseliotapw: was great too17:34
rickspencer3yes, apw is made of awesome :)17:34
pittibug 429241 has a link to test kernels17:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429241 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "[GM45E] i915 graphics corruption and hang" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42924117:35
tseliotrickspencer3: if the chroot of my PPA wasn't broken you could try it: https://launchpad.net/~albertomilone/+archive/x-testing17:35
bittinhi17:35
rickspencer3tseliot, we need apw's kernel, and a new mesa, right?17:35
tseliotand the kernel can be found here: http://people.canonical.com/~apw/lp429241-karmic/ (thank apw about this)17:35
tseliotmesa is being uploaded by superm1 as we speak (slangasek agreed)17:36
rickspencer3thanks tseliot17:37
rickspencer3moving on ...17:37
rickspencer3kenvandine, partner update?17:37
kenvandinesure17:37
kenvandineDX team is getting into a groove of weekly releases17:37
kenvandineevery thursday17:37
kenvandinehttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopExperienceTeam/KarmicWeeklyReleases17:37
kenvandinefor a list of plans17:37
kenvandineprojects with no code changes (and none planned) won't have releases17:38
bittinnice =)17:38
kenvandineand u1 is about to unleash the cool pairing stuff for desktopcouch17:38
pittiThursday doesn't align well with our freezes, though (just FTR)17:38
kenvandinecouchdb was uploaded this morning with some oauth fixes17:38
kenvandinepitti, ok... noted17:38
pittikenvandine: not a biggie, just saying17:39
asacmonday or friday sounds better17:39
kenvandineso with the oauth features, we can enable that stuff in the related packages17:39
asacthough i see why those days were not picked17:39
kenvandinedesktopcouch, couchdb-glib (done) and bindwood17:39
seb128not friday, not "break everything and run away for some days" uploads ;-)17:39
kenvandineso hopefully this week we will be able to play with the cool stuff17:39
kenvandineseb128, exactly :)17:39
kenvandinebut mondays and tuesdays are rough :)17:39
kenvandinemaybe wed...17:40
kenvandineanyway17:40
* kenvandine is done17:40
pittikenvandine: should be fine; they release Thu, you package it, we sponsor/upload on Fri17:40
rickspencer3lets take the "release day" discussion to UDS17:40
seb128right17:40
rickspencer3but for now, this is a huge success that there is a drum beat for their releases17:40
rickspencer3thanks for making that work kenvandine, and seb128 too!17:41
kenvandine:)17:41
seb128you're welcome ;-)17:41
pittikenvandine: did you hear about an update about how to disable the system couchdb instance/init script?17:41
pittikenvandine: nevermind, let's discuss after meeting17:41
kenvandinepitti, i know statik is working on it... i will follow up17:41
rickspencer3we should discuss in the "bugs" section17:42
rickspencer3moving on then, Riddell?17:42
rickspencer3Kubuntu update17:42
Riddellhi17:42
Riddell - KubuntuKarmicXsplash implemented17:42
Riddell - mostly set for alpha 6 but need to upload new python-qt4 to fix bug 42820017:42
ubottuLaunchpad bug 428200 in ubiquity "Installer crashed in set timezone" [Undecided,Invalid] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42820017:42
Riddell - jockey-kde doesn't seem to work until jockey-gtk is installed, need to investigate more17:42
Riddell - kmail has been patched for a mail deletion bug, going through testing17:43
Riddell - netbook taking shape quite nicely but won't have everything we want due to upstream change of plans and will have to be considered a tech preview for marketing17:43
Riddellthat's me17:43
rickspencer3thanks Riddell17:43
* rickspencer3 waits for agenda to reload in browser17:44
rickspencer3next is release status17:44
rickspencer3two parts, bugs and work items17:44
rickspencer3shall we discuss release targeted bugs first?17:44
pittisure17:45
* kenvandine thinks so17:45
* bittin thinks so to17:45
pittihttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus has some of them, too17:45
rickspencer3k, I have a list of release targeted bugs assigned to our team on the wiki17:45
pittithat has a summary of the ones on the release team radar17:45
pittiplease speak up if one of it is imprecise/outdated17:46
rickspencer3pitti's list is better, actually, because of what he just said ;)17:46
pittirickspencer3: you have more, let's go through the missing one17:46
* seb128 has quite a list of desktop bugs on his list too17:46
pittis17:46
rickspencer3I believe that ccheney is holding back on the OOo bug17:46
pittirickspencer3: I'll add the ones from your list to ReleaseStatus17:46
* kenvandine is glad to see 388898 as really fixed :)17:46
seb128not sure if we should aim at having a list of all bugs we want to get fixed for karmic17:46
rickspencer3because it would have kept ARM from building at all17:46
pittirickspencer3: I fixed 425793 two hours ago17:46
rickspencer3sweet17:47
pitti223212> linux-firmware-nonfree is in the archive now, jockey stuff on my list (no blockers expected)17:47
rickspencer3seb128, are you saying that you don't think we should, or you think we should?17:47
seb128rickspencer3, I'm not sure how much you want to be flooded with individual todos17:47
ccheneyi plan on doing an upload ~ sunday/monday that should have that fix along with kubuntu fixes17:47
seb128I mean I've quite a list of GNOME bugs to look at for karmic17:47
pittiseb128: well, I'm using https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/ReleaseStatus for tracking blockers, etc., and use it for coordination17:48
seb128I'm sure asac have a list for nm and firefox too, etc17:48
rickspencer3seb128, right17:48
seb128pitti, well my list would be at least 30 bugs17:48
rickspencer3I think there is a list of bugs that the release team is driving us to fix17:48
seb128ie what I aim to fix in the next month17:48
asacnm bugs are fixed while we get them in. nothing really blocking17:48
rickspencer3and everyone has a list of bugs that they will apply best effort on17:48
asacfirefox has a few hard ones. but nothing really critical17:48
pittiright, that should be the "have to fix" list, not the "want to fix"17:48
seb128well, "indicator-session is not translated"17:49
pittibut indeed I don't think we can discuss the bug list a lot here17:49
seb128or compiz set transparency on panels17:49
seb128those sort of bugs17:49
pittiexcept if someone says he can't work on something and we need to reassign17:49
rickspencer3so, what I understood of the Ubuntu process, was that the "have to fix" list was determined by a combination of being targeted, and having a high or critical importance17:49
bittindo something needs to be translated to Swedish?17:49
seb128do you want to track those?17:49
pittiseb128: I want to, and do, but I don't think we need to talk about all of them in the meeting17:50
rickspencer3seb128, I track all of our bugs17:50
rickspencer3but for this meeting, want to focus on the "have to do" list17:50
seb128ok17:50
rickspencer3seb128, are there bugs that you are worried about that we should discuss after the meeting?17:50
seb128no, that was rather a general wondering17:51
rickspencer3hopefully this pause isn't seb128 waiting for Launchpad to load up a huge list17:51
seb128not really a meeting topic17:51
rickspencer3:)17:51
seb128let's discuss that off topic later17:51
rickspencer3ok, so did everyone look at pitti's list, and the list of targeted bugs on the wiki?17:52
kenvandineyup17:52
seb128I've my GNOME list on track and I'm fine with it, I'm just not sure how much that should be shared17:52
seb128yes17:52
rickspencer3are there any red flags, in terms of work that can't/won't get done without some intervention17:52
rickspencer3otherwise, I will assume that a bug assigned to you is on track to be fixed on time17:52
seb128I'm not sure what to do with the empathy sounds issue17:52
pittibug 135548 is a bitch17:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 135548 in gnome-power "Action on critical battery isn't triggered" [Unknown,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/13554817:52
asacpitti: that one is fix released?17:52
pittiand bug 401823 seems very fluffy, keeps being ping-ponged between upstreams17:53
ubottuLaunchpad bug 401823 in xlibs "(firefox:24993): Gdk-WARNING **: XID collision, trouble ahead - overeager XID caching" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/40182317:53
asacoh that was upstream task17:53
pittiasac: no, ubottu is lying17:53
asaccurrent statue of XID bug is "do not hide this too early" ... but most likely will get demoted17:53
asacand maybe warning output patched out of gtk for the release version17:54
rickspencer3pitti, I'm at a loss17:54
pittiasac: it didn't really sound like a kitten killer to me17:54
rickspencer3pitti, is this a data loss bug, or do users' computers go to sleep?17:54
rickspencer3d'oh, it's set to medium17:55
rickspencer3never mind, not even a "have to do"17:55
pittirickspencer3: problem is that it doesn't go to sleep, just runs on and on until the battery browns out17:55
pittianyway, I don't think we can do anything further here about the bug list17:55
pittiI propose we review the blueprint list17:55
rickspencer3ok, moving on to work items17:55
rickspencer3pitti, do want to drive this part?17:56
pittisure17:56
rickspencer3I copied open items to the wiki (except for firefox blueprint)17:56
kenvandinewhich blueprint is the evo couch work item from?17:56
pittiI do this in conjunction with https://blueprints.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/karmic/+specs?searchtext=desktop-karmic- sorted by delivery17:56
kenvandinethat is DONE17:56
pittiI think we can safely DEFER the wine integration one now17:56
pittiany objection?17:56
pittiun-karmic-ed17:57
rickspencer3pitti, noe17:57
pittidesktop-karmic-input-methods17:57
pittiArneGoetje: do we have the upgrade fix now for the scim->ibus switch?17:58
ArneGoetjepitti: I think so... for me it worked17:58
pittithe rest looks uncritical for alpha/beta, but please do the annonucement/test plan, shouldn't take much time17:58
pittiArneGoetje: nice17:58
ArneGoetjepitti: will do17:58
pitti   desktop-karmic-network-ui17:59
pittiasac: there's mostly QA/testing, but will the WEP dialog still land? or shall we defer?17:59
awepitti: the wep dialog changes were done by upstream18:00
pittikenvandine: "look at feedback from users at feature freeze and decide what to use for karmic" -> that's DONE, isn't it? can you please update the WI?18:00
kenvandinesure18:00
asacpitti: the applet changes will land in a few days upstream. we are working on it with high prio18:00
pittikenvandine: and "triage the empathy and telepathy bugs" sounds like a perpetual task, I think we should just drop that work item18:00
pittiasac: rocking18:00
asacnot many. just a few nice things18:00
pittiArneGoetje: language-selector changes are as good as they will be for karmic?18:01
ArneGoetjepitti: yes, still need some minor tweaks18:01
kenvandinepitti, done18:01
pittiArneGoetje: the spec is at "Slow progress"; if the locale category split was deferred, I guess it should be a little further than that18:01
pittikenvandine: "get package into main and default installation" for evo couch sounds done?18:02
ArneGoetjepitti: what status do you suggest?18:02
kenvandinepitti, i marked it as done18:02
pittiArneGoetje: if the changes are by and large in, "beta avail"18:02
ArneGoetjepitti: ok, sounds good18:02
pittiArneGoetje: if there's still substantial stuff missing, keep it18:02
pittirickspencer3: can you please ask TheMuso about "gnome-speech-replacement" in the eastern edition?18:02
pittiI think that covers it18:03
rickspencer3pitti, yes18:03
rickspencer3ok, we just got a lesson in whip cracking, I think18:03
pittianyone has some blocking problems with their specs?18:03
seb1281re18:03
pittilots of them are in "beta avail" which is good, but there might be remaining WIs which cause problems?18:03
seb1281sorry some upgrade restarted my xorg session18:04
pittiseb1281: mine as well; something in the upstartification :-(18:04
seb1281and the system froze after login18:04
pittiseb1281: apt-get -f install, there's probably a million unconfigured packages left18:04
seb1281ie my laptop is rebooting, doing IRC from my netbook now18:04
seb1281thanks18:04
rickspencer3it's only going to get worse18:04
* pitti hands mike back to rickspencer318:05
rickspencer3thanks pitti18:05
pittithanks all for the heads-up18:05
rickspencer3last item on the agenda ..18:05
rickspencer3https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage18:05
pittioh, and @all: please update your WI states18:05
pittihttp://piware.de/workitems/desktop/karmic/report.html has the completion percentages18:05
tseliotwhat does WI stand for?18:06
rickspencer3the QA team and the community are putting together a plan to significantly change the mix of bugs reports with versus without ubuntu-bugs18:06
rickspencer3tseliot, Work Item18:06
rickspencer3tseliot, I don't think you have any :)18:06
rickspencer3ok, so, ubuntu-bugs ...18:06
tseliotrickspencer3: ah, ok, thanks18:06
rickspencer3their concern atm is that have a complete page telling users how to use ubuntu-bugs18:07
rickspencer3so looking at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage18:07
rickspencer3do we have the right packages documented in the right way?18:07
pittiargh, this should drop all the "-p"18:07
asacwas there a reason to not keep the "-p" support with a warning for a while?18:08
asaci ran into that today too :)18:08
pittirickspencer3: I add a stanza about storage devices, that has a very useful symptom script now18:08
pittiasac: well, we did..18:08
asacwell. ubufox ran into it to be exact18:08
asachmm18:08
asacok18:08
asacpitti: one or two cycles?18:08
pittiasac: one, I think18:09
asacok if it already warned us in jaunty its fine i think18:09
rickspencer3ACTION: rickspencer3 to remove "-p" from https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage18:09
* asac should use it more frequently18:09
pittirickspencer3: too late, already done18:09
* pitti ♥ editmoin18:09
rickspencer3ACTION: pitti to add section to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage about storage devices18:10
rickspencer3anything else?18:10
rickspencer3seb1281, anything gnome related?18:10
seb1281not really18:11
rickspencer3ok18:12
rickspencer3any other business?18:12
seb1281no18:12
asacanyone having 3g modem or phone might want to give current NM/modemmanager package a try18:12
asacand report bugs ... especially if there are regressions18:12
pittiasac: will do18:13
rickspencer3asac, I have a 3g modem for verizon, what do you want me to do?18:13
rickspencer3just dist-upgrade and try to connect?18:13
aweasac: me too18:13
asacrickspencer3: just try to use them18:14
asacyes18:14
rickspencer3will do18:14
asacgreat18:14
asacthe more different modems we get tested now the more will work ;)18:14
rickspencer3asac, ok18:14
rickspencer3mine seems pretty popular in this area18:14
rickspencer3any other business?18:14
rickspencer3ok then18:15
* rickspencer3 taps gavel18:15
rickspencer3thanks all!18:15
ArneGoetjethanks18:15
pittithanks everyone18:15
seb1281thanks18:15
tseliotthanks18:15
* awe says good night from taipei18:16
chrisccoulsonhey seb128118:16
ccheneythanks18:16
seb1281those updates closing running sessions are really annoying18:16
seb1281hello chrisccoulson18:16
chrisccoulsoni just chatted to davidz about the GDU notifications, and he's already implemented an opt-out feature on a per-drive basis18:16
tkamppeterthanks18:16
chrisccoulsonin the latest GIT18:16
seb1281chrisccoulson: ah, nice18:16
chrisccoulsonbut it depends on the latest DK-disks too18:17
seb1281karmic+1 then I guess18:17
seb1281or ffe request18:17
chrisccoulsonseb1281 - possibly - i don't know how much has changed in DK-disks recently18:17
seb1281are the changes complicated ones?18:17
seb1281pitti might know?18:17
chrisccoulsonperhaps pitti has been following it more than me. i've not looked at the other changes yet18:17
chrisccoulsonyeah18:17
pittichrisccoulson: I just checked yesterday, dk-disks head is trivial change compared to our release in karmic18:19
asacthanks18:19
chrisccoulsonpitti - sounds good then. i'll have a look at the gdu changes compared to what we already have too18:19
pittichrisccoulson: except the "rework smart handling", which I rather not cherrypick, but seems unrelated18:19
chrisccoulsoni'll have a look and see if thats necessary for the gdu changes18:20
seb128re18:21
seb128ok, so Keybuk's changes lead to close running sessions after upgrades18:21
seb128not nice18:21
chrisccoulsonpitti - it looks like the "rework smart handling" is part of the changes needed for GDU too18:21
Keybukseb128: no idea why18:21
Keybukseb128: if you can help with that, it'd be useful18:22
Keybukto me, it looks like X *crashes*18:22
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i haven't dared to upgrade yet today;)18:22
KeybukI often lose keyboard and mouse first18:22
seb128Keybuk, I would bet on dbus restarting rather but I could be wrong18:24
KeybukI'm not restarting dbus though afaict18:24
KeybukHAL does get restarted, but it did before18:25
Keybuklikewise udev18:26
=== spc_ is now known as spc
mvodoes someone has the cycles to look at a language-selector merge? lp:%7Earnegoetje/language-selector/language-selector-karmic/ into the lp:~ubuntu-core-dev/language-selector/ubuntu branch (just checking if it looks all ok)18:51
Amaranthwhoops, slept too long19:04
Amaranthkilled my cold though :)19:05
=== rickspencer3 is now known as rickspencer3-afk
mvoAmaranth: excellent!19:09
* mvo &19:10
pittichrisccoulson: ok, I think we can merge that, but not before alpha-619:29
chrisccoulsonpitti - DK-disks right?19:29
pittichrisccoulson: right19:29
chrisccoulsonexcellent. i'll take a look at GDU if you want then19:29
chrisccoulsonat least users will be able to opt out of the disk notifications then:)19:30
chrisccoulsonbrb (hopefully, if my machine boots again!)19:30
pittichrisccoulson: excellent19:30
chrisccoulsonthat didn't go very well!20:18
chrisccoulsonKeybuk - is "udevd[1001]: unknown key 'SYMLINK{unique}' in /lib/udev/rules.d/50-udev-default.rules:3" being displayed on startup anything to be particularly worried about?20:24
chrisccoulson(the machine doesn't boot btw)20:24
Keybukno, it's nothing to worry about20:25
Keybukwe're testing a GIT HEAD version of udev for upstream20:25
Keybukit has a few warnings that I'll sort out at plumbers with him next week20:25
chrisccoulsonhmmmm, that's the only thing displayed now :-/20:25
rickspencer3-afkeeejay, O20:28
rickspencer3-afkeeejay, I'm about to head to u-district to meet an old friend, at ...20:28
rickspencer3-afkallegro20:28
eeejayrickspencer3-afk, cool!20:32
rickspencer3-afkeeejay, if you want to meet up, I'll be done talking to this guy around 2:30, maybe20:33
eeejayrickspencer3-afk, neat, i might swing by, if I am in the area20:35
rickspencer3-afkkewl20:35
seb128Keybuk, still there?20:51
Keybukseb128: if you're quick20:51
seb128Keybuk, it's "invoke-rc.d dbus force-reload" which creates the issue20:51
seb128Keybuk, it seems to restart dbus20:51
Keybukoh, weird20:51
Keybukdidn't it before?20:51
seb128running "sudo invoke-rc.d dbus force-reload" do the same20:52
seb128no20:52
seb128I tried using startx20:52
seb128and running nautilus20:52
loolseb128: Hey, sorry it's late, LP #420238 is marked fix released but I cant find a corresponding upload, it it really the case?20:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420238 in indicator-applet "indicator-applet-session crashed with signal 5 in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42023820:52
seb128nautilus exit because dbus restart20:52
seb128gdm exit as well if you use it20:52
Keybukahh20:52
Keybukthanks20:52
KeybukI'll dig into that20:52
seb128lool, hey, if I'm on IRC no reason to be sorry to ping me ;-)20:52
Keybukshould be a simple fix20:52
seb128Keybuk, you're welcome, thanks20:53
seb128lool, no idea it has been closed by tedg, ask him rather20:53
loolseb128: Ok I saw you acted on the bug and thought you have sponsored it20:54
looltedg: Around?20:54
seb128lool, let me look20:54
looltedg: LP #420238 is marked fix released but I just got it with up-to-date UNR image from today20:54
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420238 in indicator-applet "indicator-applet-session crashed with signal 5 in g_main_context_dispatch()" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42023820:54
* tedg looking20:54
loolI have version 0.1.3-0ubuntu1 in the live image and I got this error on startup20:55
loolperhaps it's a subtly different crash and I can file a new bug if you like20:55
seb128lool, yes it should be fixed, the commit is from 2 weeks ago and we did update that some days ago20:55
loolseb128: Ok got a crash from virtualbox booting a fresh daily iso with latest versions so I think it's another bug in the same function20:55
looltedg, seb128: Just filed #430264 about that; thanks!20:56
seb128lool, thanks20:58
looltedg: Also I got a popup saying FastUserSwitchApplet couldn't be loaded on startup (just before the indicator-session crash); I see some relevant errors in .xsession-errors20:58
looltedg: Would you mind having a look and telling me whether it's the same bug or another one?20:58
tedglool: Sure.20:58
* lool installs something to push .xsession-errors20:59
tedgThere was also the error with starting up Evo that was a dbusmenu issue.  I don't think that one's been packaged.21:00
seb128no it has no but that one is an assert not a sigsegv21:00
tedgAh, yes.21:00
looltedg: http://paste.ubuntu.com/271680/21:01
seb128bug #42781921:01
ubottuLaunchpad bug 427819 in dbusmenu "indicator-applet assert failure: ERROR:dbus-gproxy.c:2274:dbus_g_proxy_end_call_internal: assertion failed: (reply != NULL)" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42781921:01
looltedg: So you can see ** (gnome-panel:3444): WARNING **: panel-applet-frame.c:1344: failed to load applet OAFIID:GNOME_IndicatorApplet (cannot get property bag):21:01
looltedg: and ** (gnome-panel:3444): WARNING **: panel-applet-frame.c:1344: failed to load applet OAFIID:GNOME_FastUserSwitchApplet (cannot get property bag):21:02
looland later apport starting21:02
tedglool: Yeah, honestly I have no idea how that stuff works, it's all libapplet magic...21:02
seb128asac, any idea how I could get greasemonkey to work again? it's blocking bug triage for me21:03
* tedg doesn't even know where to buy a property bag21:03
looltedg: Ok so who would be the right person to work on this issue?21:05
tedglool: Uhm, I don't know really.  It seems to be something with starting up the applets... do you have other applets in your panel?21:07
looltedg: Yes21:07
looltedg: It's a regular gnome-panel21:07
looltedg: The default config in UNR21:07
looltedg: Do you guys do alphas testing?  Perhaps you can checkout the current UNR ISO up for testing in virtualbox?21:08
looltedg: On a second boot it didn't happen, got no error21:09
loolSo it looks like a race21:09
tedgSecond boot or second login?21:10
looltedg: Fresh boot of an UNR iso21:10
loolno persistence21:10
loolJust the same thing21:10
tedgOh, okay.  Hmm... which means depending on machine configuration it may or may not happen.21:11
looltedg: Yes, well I'd rather depending on timing21:11
tedgI wonder if it's something starting up CORBA and the panel.  Is there some way to know whether they're the first applets to load or not?21:13
looltedg: I guess you can add debug to the panel or strace?21:14
looltedg: I can hand you the default gconf config which has the default applets21:14
loolhttp://paste.ubuntu.com/271686/21:15
lool/apps/panel/applets/applet_0/bonobo_iid OAFIID:GNOME_GoHome etc.21:15
tedgThey probably go in order... I would guess.21:15
tedglool: I don't see anything descriptive in gnome-panel.  Unsurprisingly, property_bag is NULL :)21:24
loolseb128: Hey do you know why there are three evolution .desktop files?21:24
loolevolution: /usr/share/applications/evolution-2.2.desktop21:24
loolevolution: /usr/share/applications/evolution-mail.desktop21:24
loolevolution-common: /usr/share/applications/evolution.desktop21:24
looltedg: Eh  :)21:25
seb128one is a compatibility one for gnome-panel profiles using 2.221:25
seb128one is to start the previously used component21:25
seb128and one always starts the mailer component21:25
loolOk21:25
seb128there was some discussion about having several for the different components21:26
seb128having one specific for the mailer or not, etc21:26
loolseb128: I think it would be ok if the icons looked different21:26
seb128but no really strong argument so we never changed it21:26
loolOr were named more differently21:26
loolFor instance Evolution Suite versus Evolution Mail21:26
loolseb128: The issue I just faced with UNR is the following: it comes with a default list of Favorites21:26
loolI browsed to Internet and saw Evo, added it to Favorites and now it looks as if I'd have too of them21:27
loolBut one is actually Evolution Mail and Calendar and the other Evolution Mail21:27
tedgseb128: Looks like we need all three of them: http://www.gnu.org/software/gettext/manual/gettext.html#Triggering21:27
loolI think it's not trivial to discover for an end user21:27
loolseb128: Or perhaps having one Calendar and one Mail entry in Office and one Mail entry in Internet?21:29
pittigood night everyone21:31
loolnight21:31
seb128re21:52
seb128hey huats21:52
huatshello seb21:53
huats...21:53
mptlool, the most thorough solution to that would be to split Evolution into separate programs :-)22:24
mpt(but also the most difficult)22:24
mptThe next most thorough and difficult would be to abolish the "Internet" category22:25
loolEh22:25
loolmpt: I filed a bug on this; perhaps you share some short term insights?22:26
loolHmm why dont I see them22:26
mptSomeone subscribed me to a bug report about the "Ibus Preferences" and now I'm depressed22:26
loolhaha22:27
loolmpt: 430287 but seb128 duped it22:27
loolwhich is why I couldn't find i22:27
mptso as long as your bug report doesn't have the same effect22:27
loolit22:27
loolmpt: Did you see karmic UNR already?22:28
mptWould be cool if Launchpad could say "But there are 2 duplicates that match your search, how about these:"22:28
loolmpt: I filed a couple of bugs where I felt I needed a designer to tell what the right thing to do would be22:28
mptlool, I have not, I browsed the office last week for a computer running UNR and could not find one22:28
loolmpt: e.g. 430270, 430289, and 43029022:29
loolmpt: that's sad22:29
mptBut our venturesome project manager has installed it, so I shall see it on Friday I expect22:29
* mpt mails himself about those bug reports22:30
loolmpt: Thanks22:35

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