[03:20] MDC1, you here? [12:41] ara: regarding... Bug #444548 , i dont understand. there are only 4 icons for volume. high , medium , low and mute , you can see the different icons in the usr/share/Humanity/status/24/ , the volume mute is very different from volume low. if there is some other problem it must be a bug in the volume applet [12:41] Launchpad bug 444548 in humanity-icon-theme "Not having a muted icon for the volume applet causes confusion" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/444548 [12:43] i'm not sure the bug is in humanity but rather think its a bug in the volume applet [12:43] mac_v, seems to be working for me :) [12:44] works for me too... but confused why the bug is filed in humanity [13:52] mac_v, way to do reproduce it, turn the volume down completely, shows the muted icon, right click, unmute, and it is the same icon, but different stats [13:53] s/stats/states [13:54] ara: hmm... ok. so how do we fix this? new icon for the volume 0? i dont like how it was previously in human , [using volume low for volume 0] [13:54] ara: could you check the last comment i wrote [13:54] * ara checks [13:57] mac_v, I commented the bug [13:57] "I think the zero volume icon should be the same as low, but without the darken of the last trunk. That will make the difference between the two." [13:58] ara: yeah , i was thinking the same too [14:30] DBO, now i am (but at work) [14:30] ah I was wondering if you know where in the nautilus codebase the icons on the sidebar for mounted volumes are created [14:31] mmm just asking makes me find it [14:31] nevermind [14:33] hehe :) [14:45] hiiiiiiiiiiii MacSlow [14:46] DBO, hey Jason [14:46] DBO, just debugging the nasty dbus issue in notify-osd [14:46] DBO, thanks for the forkbomb-script... Neil gave it to me this morning [14:46] it was fun to write [14:47] I'll have you know I ran it first :P [14:47] :) [14:47] I was thinking about how to solve this issue however [14:47] it really does come down to simply not giving dbus back what it wants in a timely manner, right? [14:48] so lets just dispatch all whatever work that was going to get done into an glib idle handler, and return to dbus what it wants pretty much right away [14:48] this should prevent notify OSD from ever ever ever being slow with the response [14:48] also, neil is smelly [14:49] Neil, what do you think of dispatching all the work notify-osd is going to do on incoming dbus calls into a glib idle handlers, and then freeing ourselves up to reply to dbus immediately? [14:51] mmm I think I have been too obtuse [14:52] DBO, Neil is busy atm talking with Jay and David [14:53] so MacSlow, what do you think of dispatching the handling of incoming calls [14:54] DBO, it makes sense [14:54] I cannot see what possible side-effects that might have [14:54] well there is one easy way to find out [14:55] doing it of course :I [14:55] :) [14:55] but the quickest one I can think of is that hammering notify osd with that script will result in starving out all notifications (most likely) [14:55] just looking at stack.c:564 [14:55] it be nice if that method were shorter [14:55] just moe all the non-dbus stuff into another method [14:56] I'm on it [14:56] also [14:56] there is a condition where you return true AND set error [14:56] this is incorrect [14:57] that should return false I believe [14:57] some people more familiar with DBus advised me to do that [14:57] the reason behind that I cannot recall atm [14:57] really? [14:58] okay, I will trust, the spec sheet says not to though *makes note* [14:58] probably should add a comment in there to that effect [14:58] DBO, it has to always return true [14:58] just asked ted [14:58] why does the dbus specification say to return false if you set an error? [14:58] ted isn't here is he? [14:59] tedg, he is [14:59] * DBO pokes tedg [15:00] Heh, it should probably return FALSE, but I thought there was a bug. [15:00] I mean, it'd be better to return false, but I doubt that's the issue. [15:01] ok [15:02] i suspect somewhere we have a poorly performing or IO bound thing happening between dbus call received and dbus call returned [15:02] and this is causing the hangups [15:09] DanRabbit, [15:09] hey! [15:09] you desire to pull latest Docky 2.0, it contains a mounted volumes plugin [15:10] I've been having trouble compiling [15:10] unresolved dependencies [15:10] well give me the error [15:10] I'm just missing some packages [15:10] I have to not be lazy and go hunt them down [15:11] but, check these out: http://www.elementary-project.com/abuse/Docky2/Docky_alt2.svg and http://www.elementary-project.com/abuse/Docky2/Docky.svg [15:11] And PsyberS liked this one, http://www.elementary-project.com/abuse/Docky2/Docky_alt.svg [15:14] DBO: hey, I'm totally late for school [15:14] so, I'll catch you later ;) [15:14] looking [15:14] later [15:15] oh man those are awesome [15:15] let me know if you like any of those and then I can do all sizes [15:15] I love the white anchor [15:15] DBO: btw, I'm starting on monochrome panel icons in elementary [15:16] * DBO gets ready to switch back [15:16] you should pull bzr, I've got the wireless [15:16] awesome [15:17] next is volume :D [15:17] okay really g2g [15:17] bye :D [15:17] awesome [15:17] love you babe [15:24] DanRabbit, go to school [15:34] mac_v DanRabbit lool, did Humanity get the U1 icons? [15:37] djsiegel: yup [15:41] djsiegel, did you see the new Docky icon mockup? [15:41] DBO, no, can I see later? Pretty busy now. [15:42] roger [16:06] djsiegel: You dont run karmic? [16:50] lool: djsiegel at times doesnt even run Ubuntu ;p === beuno is now known as beuno-lunch [17:02] mac_v: haha [17:03] mac_v: I'll be away in the next days; do you have upload contacts for humanity-icon-theme while I'm abroad? [17:03] mac_v: I'd recommend chatting with pitti if you need to get any update; he's desktop team tech lead and release manager and aware of the humanity status [17:03] lool mac_v, that is so unfair [17:03] mac_v: If you like we can do a status summary when I come back (Monday) [17:04] I have been an ubuntu user since it came out, and was running Karmic until last night when dist-upgrade made X crash on every login, returning me to GDM! [17:04] so there! [17:04] djsiegel: ;p [17:04] But, yes, I am on snow leopard until I sort out Karmic... [17:04] lool: i think we can do the next update on monday , or if needed i can as pitti , but do mention it to him also [17:04] But don't you want your designers exposed to other OSes? [17:04] ;) [17:05] * mac_v hates djsiegel getting ideas from OSX :/ [17:05] mac_v: I hope that means you're not a GNOME Do user :) [17:06] anyway, ideas don't materialize out of nothing unfortunately [17:06] ;) [17:06] it's incredibly frustrating when people want you to design something, but somehow not be influenced by past work [17:06] it's the exact opposite expectation of open source, where you are free and encouraged to build on past work of others [17:07] djsiegel: lol , calm down :) [17:07] * mac_v was just kidding [17:08] I am calm :) === beuno-lunch is now known as beuno [17:53] chaotic, when you got a chance can I borrow you for some quick feedback? [18:27] tedg: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek/Prep [18:27] you cannot escape me ted gould [18:28] oh yeah, I was trying to figure out something to give a talk on last night! [18:29] but most things I could think of seem more appropriate for a developer week [18:29] heh [18:30] open week is specifically aimed at non-developers right? [18:31] yeah [18:31] but you can have a bit of stuff in there [18:31] jcastro: I can't, but the wireless in Montreal can! [18:32] tedg, its all the moose, they chew on the wifi signals [18:32] DBO: It's the Tim Horton doughnuts, they make to me too slow to catch the packets! [18:32] also, moose antlers, when in high enough concentration act like a Faraday cage [18:35] hm, there isn't anyone talking about getting started with bug triaging...I wonder if that would be useful [18:39] mac_v: ping [18:40] mac_v: You should be working on a non-trunk branch of humanity moving forward, not with an Incoming folder in the trunk branch :) [18:47] djsiegel: bah... i think we wont be doing anymore icons.. it was just created more for jonian.. he kept adding too many icons :) he is a machine [18:47] mac_v: ah, ok [18:48] mac_v: please just use branches [18:48] how many people are working on icons? [18:48] 3 [18:48] erm [18:48] humanity [18:48] we should be working off of a karmic branch of humanity and only do changes based on UIF approved bugs [18:48] since we're working off of trunk, more work is going on that isn't being carefully reviewed, and it becomes hard to figure out which revisions are blessed [18:49] djsiegel: dont worry , i dont expect any more icons ;) they are almost all done more than what human theme ever had and nearly equal to gnome [18:50] mac_v: awesome work [18:51] djsiegel: the funny thing was we just zoomed since you said Ubuntu was using humanity and did nearly 160 revs.. that really made lool dizzy ;p [18:52] most of the revs were minor color edits .. some icons got 4-5 edits untill all 3 of us agreed upon using it ;) === djsiegel_ is now known as djsiegel [20:03] djsiegel: want to do an openweek topic? [20:03] jcastro: sure [20:03] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuOpenWeek/Prep [20:03] pick a slot and roll with it! [20:03] tedg: see how cooperative djsiegel is? He embraces working with the community [20:04] jcastro: I'm not into your and djsiegel's man-love fest ;) [20:04] albeit begrudgingly [20:05] someday I'll get you gould! *shakes fist* [21:17] mac_v DanRabbit1, I have to agree that the antenna symbol in the nm-applet should go away... :) [21:18] not now, of course [21:18] djsiegel: why so? [21:19] because it's not a meaningful symbol to most people [21:19] djsiegel: the fedora guys have had a look at the icons and they have been saying its the way to go [21:19] djsiegel: the same icon is used in cell phones too ;) [21:19] mac_v: Please don't say "the fedora guys said" when we are talking about Ubuntu's default icons [21:19] :) [21:20] each indicator should be a basic shape with some detail [21:20] a cohesive whole [21:20] djsiegel: well , i didnt actually talk to the fedora guys , but the asac was telling me this ;) [21:20] but asac* [21:20] this little symbol off to the side feels like a piece has broken off [21:21] if we needed that symbol for some reason, I would put it in the middle of the signal bars, over them [21:21] (as-is, that would not work, but you get the idea) [21:21] how can I start notify-osd in debug mode? [21:46] nm [21:55] DanRabbit1, you here? [22:31] djsiegel: what are the nicks of your collegues who can give me some design review help? Do they come in here ever? [22:33] lamalex: chaotic, ivanka, mpt, mt, kwwii, djsiegel [22:33] djsiegel: thanks :) [22:33] lamalex: np