[00:40] robert_ancell, hi [00:40] rickspencer3-afk, hi rick [00:40] gotta run, but checking in on that empathy in the message menu thing [00:40] rickspencer3-afk, working on it, battling git :) [00:40] bug #340180 [00:40] rickspencer3-afk, should be finished by today [00:40] Launchpad bug 340180 in indicator-messages "Please provide indicator-applet support in empathy" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/340180 [00:41] aah, git [00:41] ok, just making sure you didn't need anything from me or anyone else [00:41] enjoy!! [00:41] :) [00:41] rickspencer3-afk, no, should be ok [00:41] robert_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. [00:42] TheMuso, 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] TheMuso, I got the merge working but format-patch doesn't show my changes and I can't work out how to push [00:44] robert_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] then probably something like git merge james/master [00:44] and deal with conflicts [00:44] and I do that with a git remote add first? [00:45] Well 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] So 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. [00:46] TheMuso, ok, can you show me the exact commands in a pastebin? [00:47] head is: ssh://rancell@git.gnome.org/git/empathy [00:47] robert_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] remote is: git://github.com/james-w/empathy.git [00:47] ah, ok [00:48] so 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 repo [00:50] robert_ancell: How are you calling git-format-patch? [00:50] git format-patch origin/new_branch [00:51] Is origin/new_branch what you originally used to base your changes and merge james' branch on? [00:51] I think so? [00:52] robert_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] hash [00:53] ok [00:53] Git-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] s/hashes/patches/ [00:55] robert_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] ok, thanks [00:55] If 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:remotebranchname [01:16] yay, found a fix for the invisible panels [01:30] robert_ancell, hey man... how's the empathy hacking? [01:30] kenvandine, coming along, git is the hardest part :) [01:30] i know... i hate git [01:30] robert_ancell: How did you go? [01:31] TheMuso, working on the code at the moment, will do the git bit later [01:31] i still swear it is linus' way of seeing how much people are willing to endure just because he said it is cooler [01:32] totally [01:33] kenvandine: it's smokin' fast [01:34] for most projects the difference isn't that big... but i can see that for the kernel [01:34] and it calls PAGER automatically when showing `git log` [01:34] well that is nice [01:34] it is like the only thing it makes easy :) [01:34] I always forget that then lose all my scrollback in my terminal when using bzr [01:34] otherwise it seems to me it is designed to torture users [01:34] the only really hard part is dealing with remote branches [01:35] which is what I'm dealing with now... [01:35] * Amaranth tries to remember the magic [01:35] robert_ancell, i had figured that out at gcds.. but forgotten now [01:35] robert_ancell: git checkout --track -b mybranch origin/remote-branch-name [01:36] that'll make git pull automatically update from the remote branch too [01:36] Amaranth, do you need to make mybranch first? What is the naming format for mybranch? [01:36] if you leave out --track you get a one-time pull from the branch [01:36] robert_ancell: no, you don't need to make it first [01:36] robert_ancell: I usually do git checkout --track -b compiz-0.8 origin/compiz-0.8 [01:37] for a real life example [01:37] Amaranth, 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] robert_ancell: git status [01:38] Amaranth, doesn't tell me a lot :( [01:38] just what branch you're on [01:40] a `git info` would be really helpful, I know git has that information [01:40] yeah [01:40] because otherwise you'd have to give full URLs for push and pull [01:42] robert_ancell: also this might help you: http://www.gnome.org/~federico/misc/git-cheat-sheet.txt [01:43] Amaranth, 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) [01:47] robert_ancell: sure [01:47] robert_ancell: although in this case you'd want to do git push origin/compiz-0.8 [01:47] although it should handle that for you and `git push` should work but that would be considering being explicit for git [01:48] s/considering/considered/ [01:48] robert_ancell: btw, the change you made to compiz to disable constrain_y is very bad [01:48] you can now freely move windows in a way that requires you to use alt-click to get them back [01:48] Amaranth, yes, I've been working on some patches to fix that behaviour properly [01:49] (i.e. behave like metacity) [01:49] robert_ancell: The move plugin should ignore contrain_y when the window is either taller than the work area or you're using alt-click [01:49] The resize plugin has the same problem as it has no panel detection [01:50] ouch, yeah [01:50] robert_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 now [01:51] Amaranth, sure, no prob. The compiz work keeps getting displaced by higher priority stuff but I plan to have the patches ready by Karmic [02:28] Keybuk, ping [02:29] RoAkSoAx: yes? [02:30] Keybuk, is the webapp for requesting sponsorship supposed to stay like this: http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/1645/screenshot1th.th.png, after finishing? [02:31] RoAkSoAx: you'll need to talk to jcastro [02:31] * Keybuk isn't involved with UDS this time [02:31] Keybuk, oh ok, since there was a message that was saying that if there was any problem with the webapp we should contact you [02:31] RoAkSoAx: hmm, all you get is that blank page? [02:33] jcastro, yes, and in the botton bar keeps changing from "waiting for login.launchpad.net" and "waiting for summit.ubuntu.com" [02:33] hmm, lame [02:33] RoAkSoAx: ok, well at least your submission went through [02:35] jcastro, here's a better screenshot: http://img223.imageshack.us/img223/1645/screenshot1th.png [02:35] jcastro, ok cool thanks for the confirmation :) [02:37] RoAkSoAx: I'll have someone look at it tomorrow, but it looks like the requests are coming in [02:38] jcastro, ok :) [02:38] I'll make sure we change the address too so Keybuk doesn't get all the spam [06:49] robert_ancell: hi... regarding Bug #409828 , are you fixing that as well along with the other empathy stuff? [06:49] Launchpad bug 409828 in empathy "Empathy shows wrong icon for notifications" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/409828 [06:49] mac_v, no plans at the moment - it doesn't appear to be in the indicator code [06:50] robert_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 ? [06:51] new image define? [06:52] empathy uses > EMPATHY-IMAGE-NEW-MESSAGE as the image for the notifications [06:52] that points to im-message-new [06:52] mac_v, which file? [06:52] just a sec [06:56] libempathy-gtk/empathy-images.h [06:56] what's wrong with im-message-new ? [06:56] robert_ancell: /src/empathy-event-manager.c , /src/empathy-chat-window.c [06:57] Zdra: that is not what notify-osd has to use for the notifiations :) [06:58] mac_v, that is pointing at "im-message-new" [06:58] yeah [06:59] so if we are to use the notify-osd icon we need to use a new image define [06:59] pointing to > notification-message-im [07:00] mac_v, hmm, I guess it would require a freeze request https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserInterfaceFreeze [07:01] mac_v, so if you want to do the freeze request then the change can go in [07:02] yeah , but its very minor and not having it would make the default to look awkward [07:02] can a new one like > EMPATHY_IMAGE_NOTIFY_MESSAGE , be used? [07:05] mac_v: is that public API/ [07:05] ? [07:06] Amaranth: hehe , i'm not sure , i came up with that ;p [07:07] mac_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 patch [07:07] you'll have to make the define somewhere private or just skip the define and use the right icon directly where needed [07:08] mac_v: why isn't im-message-new correct for notification? [07:08] mac_v: what looks like that notification-message-im ? [07:09] Amaranth: 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] Zdra: thats a color one and notify-osd uses greyscale icons [07:10] mac_v: should be notification-im-message-new IMO [07:10] to respect naming of icons [07:11] hehe , thats what naming human theme comes with ;) [07:11] s/what/the [07:12] mac_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.c [07:13] mac_v: but what if I don't use the human theme? [07:13] mac_v: that icon name won't exist, so it will break all other themes [07:13] Zdra: notify-osd uses the human theme as a fallback , if the custom theme doesnt have the icon then it will use the human's icon [07:14] ah [07:15] all the labels notification-* are ubuntu specific only ,since we are the proud users of notify-osd ;p [07:15] Zdra: so a new define can be used in the ubuntu patch? [07:17] mac_v: Hm, Amaranth's remark is correct, that would mean that ubuntu adds API [07:17] :( [07:17] * mac_v finds it easier hacking stuff for personal use ;p [07:17] mac_v: so probably you should just change in empathy-event-manager and set there the new name [07:18] hmm... ok [07:18] the define is only useful because multiple things are using the same icon and you don't want redundant code [07:18] that way if you want to change the icon you change one place [07:19] but this new icon will only be used in one place so there is no reason for a define anyway [07:20] ^ that makes sense , guess i was just try to make it uniform^ [07:26] Amaranth: any luck with the logout plugin? [07:26] mac_v: haven't looked at it again [07:26] mac_v: we're probably not going to be able to do it, user interface freeze and all [07:26] ah, there are several papercuts , that havent been done yet [07:27] so are we just going to stop? [07:28] Amaranth: this was an easier one than most others which havent even been looked into , hence i had i confirmed... so if freeze is blocking :( [07:29] * mac_v not updating compiz , worried it might break the plugin ;p [07:30] i think david was banking on the global bug jam , to finish the papercuts [07:32] I wish you could stop accepting bug reports for a project [07:32] the "hundred papercuts" has over 400 open bugs :P [07:33] it should only have like 10 or 20 left assuming things have gone well in previous rounds [07:33] hey mvo [07:38] hey Amaranth [07:38] Amaranth: > 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 ;p [07:38] so things* really [07:38] mvo: got a couple compiz related things [07:39] mvo: most important is that we get http://git.compiz.org/compiz/core/commit/?h=compiz-0.8&id=d8285f4f8c6ca50b69965a225c36cdad1e456d24 [07:39] otherwise you get invisible panels at login [07:39] mvo: everything else I actually want to work on some more tomorrow, just wanted to make sure you saw that before I went to bed [07:40] Amaranth: yeah, I noticed the panels already, thanks for the git link [07:41] Amaranth: thanks, I will do a update on this today [07:41] took 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 worked [07:41] only had to roll back the latest 3 commits and bam, working fine again :) [07:43] heh :) yeah, good thing that I packaged the snapshots (and that seb tested them so careful) [07:43] * mvo hugs Amaranth and cornelius [07:43] cornelius is still working on another bug that only affects nvidia users that is similar, he thinks it may have a similar fix [07:44] but it is less important since it only happens when you have a bunch of windows open when you start compiz [07:44] oh, and mac_v wants us to finally use the logout plugin [07:45] Amaranth: wasnt it having the same effect in hardy too? without the plugin? [07:45] interessting idea, it does need a update I think, its currently not working [07:46] well, config needs update :) [07:46] mac_v: yeah but that was the dialog itself [07:46] mvo: and we should probably disable unredirect fullscreen windows [07:46] it causes more issues than it fixes and intel seems to run 3D apps fine without it now [07:46] Amaranth: oh , thanks , i thought i was dreaming it up ;) [07:48] Amaranth: ok [07:50] Amaranth: fixed in bzr [07:50] Amaranth: anything else you noticed? any strange bugreport or anything? [07:50] mvo: nope, seems to be good so far [07:51] cool [07:51] I want to do some work on move and resize since robert_ancell is busy with empathy but that'll take a bit more time [07:51] speaking of resize: I seem to be unable to get a resize handle in my emacs22 window [07:51] but only for right and bottom [07:53] Amaranth, I'll send you the part patches if you want [07:53] robert_ancell: that'd be great, send them to amaranth@ubuntu.com [07:54] what are they about? [07:55] Amaranth, sent [07:55] mvo, the resize doesn't take panels into account at all so you can resize the top of the window under the panel [07:55] mvo: fixing constrain_y to work like metacity and fixing resize to work the same way (don't resize under panels) [07:55] nice [08:09] * Amaranth goes to curl up with a box of tissues [08:09] dang cold [08:09] see you guys in a few [08:11] get well! [08:34] Good morning [08:37] hey pitti [08:37] pitti, I started looking at the glib gettext issue yesterday [08:38] pitti, just so you don't duplicate work [08:38] asac: I had a quick look at the auto-install thing we talked about yesterday and it seems jaunty behaves the same [08:38] :/ [08:38] hey mvo [08:39] seb128: ah, thanks [08:39] hey seb128 [08:39] pitti, it seems that's just the current gettext patch which is buggy [08:39] pitti, gdesktopapp uses g_key [08:47] good morning everyone! [08:48] hey chrisccoulson [08:48] hey pitti [08:50] hello chrisccoulson [08:51] I will sponsor gnome-session and totem after getting coffee [08:52] hi seb128 [08:52] thanks:) [08:52] i just went to get some coffee too! [09:04] mvo: too baq [09:04] bad [09:05] hey asac [09:05] hi [09:06] asac, any chance that you fix this libnm-glib pc naming compat thing today? [09:06] asac: 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] Launchpad bug 411894 in gnome-bluetooth "rfkill support gets confused" [Undecided,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/411894 [09:12] "sudo rfkill {un,}block bluetooth" seems to work perfectly though === asac_ is now known as asac [09:18] wb asac [09:20] hi seb128 [09:20] ;) [09:20] asac, did you get my question before? [09:20] i committed your workaround [09:20] bug 429523 [09:20] Launchpad bug 429523 in gnome-bluetooth "bluetooth-wizard will not run - assertion failure" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429523 [09:20] err [09:20] ;) [09:20] not that one [09:20] seb128: could you sync pitivi from unstable? :) [09:20] asac, any chance you upload today? [09:20] yes [09:21] slomo, will do now [09:21] i will upload right after coffee is finished ;) [09:21] asac, thanks [09:21] seb128: thanks :) [09:21] wanted to take a quick look if there is any other gression or something i should fix for alpha-6 ... now that i am at it [09:21] seb128: empathy failed? [09:21] slomo, I did sync the gst* yesterday but not gst-ffmpeg ... is that worth having too? [09:21] i can reupload that for you [09:21] or at least test ;) [09:21] seb128: yes, fixes some annoying bugs :) [09:21] asac, yes, and the upload has a change we want for alpha if possible [09:21] seb128: s/some/many/ [09:22] slomo, ok good, doing that too then [09:22] seb128: but you didnt upload the new one yet? [09:22] seb128: also gnonlin if you didn't update that yet ;) [09:22] asac, I did that's the one which failed to build [09:22] slomo, I was just looking at the versions for this one ;-) [09:23] kk [09:31] seb128: 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 iirc [09:31] Launchpad bug 428987 in totem "Disabling visualization while playing audio hangs Totem" [Low,New] [09:31] slomo, ok thanks [09:36] urgh ... make crashed ;) memory decay i assume. not nice [09:42] chrisccoulson, I'm wondering if you didn't confuse the iplayer and bbc plugins [09:42] chrisccoulson, 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 checking [09:49] seb128 - yeah, you might be right there [09:49] chrisccoulson, I'm fixing that now [09:49] bug #384767 [09:50] Launchpad bug 384767 in totem "Totem BBCiPlayer plugin can't be enable due to lack of depends" [Low,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/384767 [09:50] thanks === al-maisan_ is now known as al-maisan [09:51] yeah, thats the one [09:51] so, i did get a bit confused then ;) [09:52] chrisccoulson, I've changed to move iplayer, trying build now [09:57] seb128 - thanks, sorry about that! [09:58] no problem, no reason you would be the only one there never doing a small error [09:58] ;-) [09:59] you would make us look like monkeys otherwise ;-) [10:01] heh;) [10:02] wb chrisccoulson [10:03] my 3G connection is a bit unreliable today! [10:03] keeps disconnecting me [10:04] slomo, we got some bugs from users where libgstlibvisual.so screws things, any hint on how to debug? [10:04] slomo, ie bug #429732 [10:04] Launchpad bug 429732 in gst-plugins-base0.10 "Nautilus won't start, DBUS error" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429732 [10:04] slomo, or bug #429231 [10:04] Launchpad 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/429231 [10:06] pitti, there for a quick question about the glib gettext change? [10:08] pitti, you use "+ msg_locale = setlocale (LC_MESSAGES, NULL);" [10:08] pitti, did you mean + msg_locale = setlocale (LC_MESSAGES, "");? [10:09] seb128: I probably did mean that, yes [10:09] seb128: did I write that/ [10:09] ? [10:09] pitti, ok good, because that fixes the bug [10:09] anyway, NULL is wrong, indeed [10:09] cool! [10:09] pitti, well either you adapted vuntz's version or wrote it [10:09] seb128: I wonder how it could ever have worked with that [10:09] pitti, "" fixes the bug [10:10] * pitti hugs seb128 [10:10] pitti, it never did I think but we use gnome-menus for almost everything [10:10] pitti, ie we didn't notice g_key not working [10:10] * seb128 hugs pitti [10:10] vuntz, ^ [10:10] vuntz, you might be interested if your change has the same issue [10:11] ah [10:13] asac: just gotta love your n-m version numbers :) [10:14] I wonder if it's some s3kr1t exploit code hex dump [10:14] hey. they are great [10:14] at least for good/robust git/daily integration [10:17] chrisccoulson, did you try the youtube plugin? [10:17] I get [10:18] "gstsouphttpsrc.c(1096): gst_soup_http_src_parse_status (): /GstPlayBin2:play/GstURIDecodeBin:uridecodebin0/GstSoupHTTPSrc:source: [10:18] 404 Not Found" [10:18] for all the videos I tried [10:19] ah, https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=594320 [10:19] asac: I will so use the same schema for the compiz snapshots! [10:19] Gnome bug 594320 in YouTube plugin "Playing youtube videos results in 404 in gst_soup_http_src_parse_status()" [Normal,Resolved: fixed] [10:19] seb128 - 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 setup [10:19] ah, it's already reported [10:19] seb128: Hey! Did you see empathy was FTBFSing? It seems libnm-glib isn't pulled in the chroot anymore and a build-dep was missing [10:20] mvo: we have those great snippets [10:20] ;) [10:20] log http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31790611/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-i386.empathy_2.27.92-1ubuntu2_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [10:20] will put them into mt-git.mk or something [10:20] lool, hey, see discussions with asac yesterday evening and this morning [10:20] cool [10:20] seb128: Ok, sorry [10:20] lool, they basically renamed the .pc and will add a compatibility one today [10:20] I will retry empathy then [10:20] asac, seb128: So this is under control; thanks [10:21] seb128: Ok thanks a lot [10:21] you're welcome [10:21] lool: fix already landed in ubuntu. (will talk about upstream fix later today) i think retrying empathy is good [10:21] are there more bugs? [10:21] e.g more packages failing? [10:21] asac: Which source package was that in? [10:21] network-manager [10:22] network-manager 0.8~a~git.20090911t130220.4c77fa0-0ubuntu2 [10:22] libnm-glib-dev .pc file rename [10:22] yes [10:23] asac: Ok thanks; it's still building on armel [10:34] asac, retying ... you are being optimistic there, the build and publish game usually takes at least 2 hours [10:37] seb128: yes. === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:55] kklimonda - are you going to do the transmission update? [12:55] i just had a user e-mail me and ask me when 1.75 will be in karmic for some reason :-/ [12:56] they obviously assume that i don't have a lite:) [12:56] s/lite/life [12:57] interesting, I just got an email when am I going to prepare 1.75 for jaunty ppa.. [12:57] chrisccoulson: what about UI freeze/ [12:58] kklimonda - there's no UI changes are there? [12:58] chrisccoulson: do we have to remove both dialog window that asks users to kill dangling process and donate button? [12:58] oh, so it's not a problem? [12:59] I remember reading that all changes in user interface after 10th of september have to be both consulted with release team and translators [12:59] kklimonda - 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] but maybe I'm wrong [12:59] chrisccoulson, btw speaking about your workload how is your ubuntu todolist? ;-) [12:59] is there a recent known bug , where the /home does not unmount on shutdown? [13:00] seb128 - my work load is not too bad at the moment. have you got some extra work for me to do then? ;) [13:00] well, 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] chrisccoulson, gnome-disk-utility notification about disk issues uses actions do you think you could look at fixing that before karmic? [13:00] kklimonda - yeah, the bug definately should be fixed really [13:01] chrisccoulson, it's weird to have an "ok" button for that [13:01] seb128 - i could possibly look at that. i get the popup at the moment, so it's quite annoying ;) [13:01] I get it too on my desktop, thanks! [13:01] if you look at it let me know [13:01] otherwise I might have a look but that will be after beta probably though [13:03] seb128 - 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 database [13:03] i don't know what other peoples opinions are though [13:04] chrisccoulson: 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] I 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 out [13:05] kklimonda - yeah, i was just about to mention that - it adds new strings doesn't it? [13:05] it's not brining any value once you know about the issue [13:05] chrisccoulson: yes, that's why I've mentioned it. === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [13:06] seb128 - 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 anyway [14:12] asac: hm, the "invalid SSL" page now seems broken in firefox, I just get a "nondefined XML entity" yellow page [14:13] pitti: yes. translation bug [14:13] well po2xpi bug. [14:13] would be interesting to check whether its also in firefox-3.0 [14:14] one second we have a bug [14:14] ok, that's fine, if it's known [14:14] I just stumbled over it [14:15] bug 429835 [14:15] we just found it out today [14:15] Launchpad 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/429835 [14:37] tseliot, good morning [14:37] tseliot, thanks for getting on the intel patch! [14:37] rickspencer3: good morning to you [14:37] rickspencer3: no problem, it's part of my job now ;) [14:41] hey rickspencer3 [14:41] good morning seb128 [14:42] seb128, my French class was canceled last night, not enough students [14:42] so I will take the Saturday class [14:42] how do I say "oh well" in French? [14:42] rickspencer3, oh, that's a shame :-( [14:43] rickspencer3, "tant pis" [14:44] tant pis [14:45] ;-) [14:49] Amaranth, could you comment on bug #429969 since you know the status of the bug? [14:49] Launchpad bug 429969 in compiz "hidden task bar" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/429969 [15:31] oh, just noticed that ^ in the guest session [15:32] it comes back when clicking on it, though [15:32] seb128: its fix commited [15:32] seb128: but there is currently some discussion with upstream [15:32]