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rickspencer3it's just that the menu item is disabled right?00:00
seb128the only places where it would make sense is livecd and guest session00:00
seb128and we have a gconf key we can tweak for those00:00
rickspencer3(I'm not saying I agree with this, I'm just asking)00:00
seb128rickspencer3, some users are complaining about screen not being locked after suspend resume too00:00
rickspencer3it seems rather odd, yes00:00
Amaranthwhy oh why did I give a first time linux user a karmic beta disc?00:01
Amaranthoops00:01
TheMusoheh00:01
rickspencer3TheMuso, robert_ancell I'll be ready in like 2 mins.00:02
rickspencer3I did update the wiki btw00:02
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thats a preference issue (the screen not locking on lid close)00:02
chrisccoulsoni just had a look at the g-p-m log in the bug report00:02
seb128chrisccoulson, being a preference issue would be respecting the gconf key00:02
seb128the indicator session code seems to unactive the menu for autologins00:03
seb128rather than reading the gconf lock key00:03
chrisccoulsonseb128 - the indicator issue is separate from the lid-close issue though isn't it?00:03
chrisccoulsonseb128 - https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/indicator-session/+bug/428115/comments/3400:03
seb128chrisccoulson, not sure, I was reading new comments on this bug too00:03
ubottuLaunchpad bug 428115 in indicator-session "Does not lock screen on lid close when using gdm autologin" [High,Fix released]00:03
=== asac_ is now known as asac
chrisccoulsonyeah, g-p-m gets the lock policy from several gconf keys (one of them tells it whether to use the screensaver config, or g-p-m config)00:04
seb128chrisccoulson, I'm not sure what is going on for people who claim that suspend doesn't lock screen00:04
rickspencer3ok, time for team meeting, Eastern Edition?00:05
rickspencer3robert_ancell, TheMuso?00:05
rickspencer3sorry for the delay00:05
TheMusohere00:05
robert_ancellhi00:05
rickspencer3so, my general concern is to make sure that we all understand the status of various parts of the desktop, and know what changes are coming up00:06
rickspencer3did you guys look over the info from the Euro Edition?00:06
robert_ancellyes00:06
rickspencer3oops, I left out NM00:06
rickspencer3that's very close to done, and testing modems of types is appreciated00:07
rickspencer3(except 14.4 dial ups, as those are not used too much, I guess)00:07
* rickspencer3 remembers thinking my first 14.4 was blazing fast00:07
* TheMuso started with 33.6.00:07
rickspencer3hehe00:07
rickspencer3first though, let's talk bugs00:08
rickspencer3currently, everyone should be focused on targeted, High bugs00:08
rickspencer3but it seems that not everyone has such bugs assigned00:08
rickspencer3TheMuso, pedro mentioned some pulse bugs, did he assign those to you?00:09
TheMusorickspencer3: Yes he did, but I don't know where to go with them. Daniel is working on a race which is the result of a lot of those bugs.00:09
TheMusoDaniel has not told me what exactly is causing the race.00:09
rickspencer3so they kind of depend on another bug that Daniel is working on?00:09
TheMusoAll I know is its somethign to do with alsa storing volumes and pulse storing volumes00:09
seb128Riddell, hum, bug #44496200:09
ubottuLaunchpad bug 444962 in shared-mime-info "shared-mime-info-0.7-ubuntu1 update is broken" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44496200:09
TheMusorickspencer3: Yes, but I couldn't vive you a bug number.00:10
rickspencer3TheMuso, hmmm00:10
rickspencer3TheMuso, could you please fish out that bug today, and comment on the bugs that pedro assigned to you?00:11
TheMusohrm ok00:11
rickspencer3It's important that we are up on these issues and can keep users and other engineers apprised of the status00:11
rickspencer3robert_ancell, are you currently working on any targeted bugs?00:12
* robert_ancell looks00:13
seb128robert_ancell, could you add bug #444962 to your list? it seems Riddell broke nautilus with the update he uploaded today00:13
ubottuLaunchpad bug 444962 in shared-mime-info "shared-mime-info-0.7-ubuntu1 update is broken" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44496200:13
robert_ancellgdm guest session, gedit localization translations00:13
seb128it's 1am there and I need sleep I don't think I will fix that before going to bed but that would be nice to get fixed quickly00:13
seb128robert_ancell, gedit -> gconf, it's not likely specific to gedit00:14
robert_ancellseb128, ok, will look at00:14
seb128thanks00:14
* rickspencer3 assigns to robert00:14
* robert_ancell no more bugs please :)00:14
rickspencer3hehe00:15
rickspencer3it's nothing bug fixing from here on out00:15
rickspencer3ok, enough about bugs00:15
rickspencer3let's touch on the status of the areas you guys "own"00:15
rickspencer3just let folks know about any remaining issues or possible upcoming changes00:15
TheMusorickspencer3: Just a note, there is no real need to assign me to pulse bugs, as the audio team, which I am a member of, gets them anyway.00:15
TheMusoSo if anyone needs to be assigned, its the audio team and we can then go from there00:16
rickspencer3robert_ancell, compiz?00:16
robert_ancellawaiting 0.8.4 release, seems stable at the moment though00:16
rickspencer3when is it going in?00:16
AmaranthWe just did a new snapshot of that, actually00:16
Amaranthmvo said since every commit was fixing bugs in ubuntu there was no point for a FFe00:17
rickspencer3so, when can we expect to see it uploaded?00:17
AmaranthAlready done00:17
rickspencer3hehe00:17
rickspencer3negative time, like that00:17
rickspencer3so no more compiz changes expected? other than the stray bug fix maybe?00:17
AmaranthAt least compiz itself was done and I think he did plugins-main today00:17
AmaranthWe still need the other bits updated for a couple more crash fixes and such and upstream has already fixed another bug for netbook users00:18
rickspencer3okay, so a few more bug fixes going in00:18
rickspencer3thanks00:18
rickspencer3TheMuso, audio?00:19
AmaranthShould we cherry pick from here on or just get new snapshots since they only fix our bugs so far?00:19
TheMusorickspencer3: The only real show stopper atm I think is the volume restore/saving issues as explained above00:19
TheMusodtchen is working on that afaik00:19
rickspencer3TheMuso, a "show stopper"?00:20
rickspencer3that serious?00:20
TheMusorickspencer3: well users are filing bugs about it, and its affecting myself and pitti.00:20
TheMusonot a show stopper, but its the biggest target on our list atm.00:20
rickspencer3okay00:20
rickspencer3is the bug targeted to the release?00:21
TheMusoif I knew what bug it was, I could tell you00:21
TheMusoi.e I am not sure which bug Daniel is using as a base00:21
AmaranthTheMuso: Did you see asac's bug with audio popping every couple seconds? I think he assigned to you.00:21
AmaranthIf that happens for everyone with that model of laptop that'd be pretty bad00:21
TheMusoAmaranth: I saw it, don't think he assigned to me00:21
TheMusoagain, Daniel knows more about whats going on with that stuff00:22
rickspencer3ok. moving on00:23
rickspencer3robert_ancell, GDM?00:23
robert_ancellbiggest issue seems to be guest account, other than that seems ok00:24
robert_ancellthought pitti just assigned me something which I will look into today00:24
rickspencer3robert_ancell, this is the "requiring a password" issue?00:24
rickspencer3lol00:25
rickspencer3robert_ancell, your bug list has indeed grown since we last talked00:25
rickspencer3:)00:25
rickspencer3this one is targeted - http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/44313300:25
ubottuLaunchpad bug 443133 in gconf "the gettext schemas translations are not being used" [High,Confirmed]00:25
robert_ancellrickspencer3, there are 3 issues with guest account00:26
rickspencer3ok00:26
rickspencer3I only see one that is assigned to you, I guess you are helping pitti with the others?00:26
seb128I can assign bugs to robert_ancell if that's helping somebody ;-)00:27
robert_ancellI investigated one, pitti and seb128 have indicated some of the issues I found are already tracked in other bugs00:27
* seb128 runs away from robert_ancell00:27
rickspencer3seb128, it seems to be a popular hobby in the last 24 hours, indeed00:27
robert_ancellNO MORE BUGS PLEASE!00:27
seb128;-)00:27
rickspencer3it's hard to tell if he's smiling when he yells that00:28
robert_ancell8)00:28
seb128I'm at a reasonable distance from him right now so I'm not too scared00:28
rickspencer3robert_ancell, note that at this phase, we fix bugs at "best effort"00:28
seb128;-)00:28
robert_ancellUDS is getting closer..00:28
seb128right, I will need to be nicer in the next weeks ;-)00:28
robert_ancellrickspencer3, sure, I'm following that strategy already00:28
rickspencer3so the expectation is that you will work on them in priority order00:29
rickspencer3robert_ancell, right, I just didn't want you to feel stressed that too many bugs = you fail if you can't fix them all00:29
robert_ancelland if they're all high? ;)00:29
robert_ancellnp, thanks00:29
seb128robert_ancell, I don't get the shared-mime-info issue there so maybe not breaking for every but still worth looking at if you get it00:29
rickspencer3ok, so "some issues with guest sesssion"00:30
rickspencer3I guess I'll have to do some fishing to get specifics on that tomorrow00:30
rickspencer3robert_ancell, any changes other than bug fixes planned for GDM?00:30
robert_ancellno00:30
rickspencer3ok00:30
rickspencer3moving on ...00:30
rickspencer3TheMuso, accessability?00:30
rickspencer3wasn't there a serious accessibility issue with GDM last week?00:31
TheMusorickspencer3: my only issue that I am trying to solve is speech-dispatcher's alsa audio code crashing randomly. Its beyond my current skills and experience to fix, so I've put a call out to the a11y community, with no response so far.00:31
rickspencer3maybe someone from the foundations team can help00:32
rickspencer3they like to find and fix crashers00:32
rickspencer3:)00:32
TheMusoheh right00:32
rickspencer3TheMuso, what is the bug #?00:32
rickspencer3I'll see if I can get some help for that00:32
TheMusorickspencer3: just a second. Problem is the stack trace is incomplete, due to apport not having dbgsym packages for speech-dispatcher for some reason00:32
rickspencer3ok00:33
TheMusoThere is bug 440278 and bug 432337, both dispalying the random nature of this crash.00:34
ubottuLaunchpad bug 440278 in speech-dispatcher "sd_espeak assert failure: wave.cpp:716: size_t wave_write(void*, char*, size_t): Assertion `(22050*2*sizeof(uint16_t)) >= bytes_to_write' failed." [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44027800:34
ubottuBug 432337 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/432337 is private00:34
rickspencer3bug 43233700:35
ubottuBug 432337 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/432337 is private00:35
rickspencer3oh well00:35
TheMusohang on00:35
rickspencer3TheMuso, how often does this occur?00:36
rickspencer3this seems rather serious00:36
TheMusorickspencer3: very very randomly00:36
TheMusosometimes one every two minutes, sometimes hours00:36
rickspencer3is that *infrequently*00:36
TheMusoyes00:36
rickspencer3ok00:36
TheMusobug 43233700:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432337 in speech-dispatcher "sd_espeak crashed with SIGSEGV in memcpy()" [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43233700:36
rickspencer3TheMuso, if you are working on this bug, please make sure it is assigned to you00:37
TheMusook00:37
* TheMuso sighs00:37
rickspencer3what's wrong?00:37
rickspencer3are these also audio team bugs?00:37
TheMusonothing, just red tape. :)00:37
rickspencer3TheMuso, it's not red tape00:37
TheMusoanyway, assigned00:37
rickspencer3it's important to know where our resources are being allocated00:38
rickspencer3if someone needs help, and you don't have bugs assigned, how will anyone know whether you are available?00:38
rickspencer3also, if someone in the community is hitting this bug, how will they know that there is someone who cares and is working on it?00:38
TheMusoYeah I know00:38
rickspencer3TheMuso, the desktop team has a culture of practicing good bug hygein00:40
rickspencer3we use our bug stats daily00:40
* rickspencer3 gets off soap box00:40
rickspencer3robert_ancell, TheMuso any other business?00:40
TheMusono00:40
robert_ancellno00:41
rickspencer3coolio00:41
seb128TheMuso, btw do you think you will have time to look at this ubuntu-sounds for empathy bug before karmic?00:41
AmaranthSo this is the perfect time to break compiz, right?00:41
TheMusoseb128: Probably, but if we have to add files, licensing is a concern.00:41
seb128TheMuso, oh? we can't copy sounds from the xdg theme?00:42
TheMusoseb128: We could, I'00:42
seb128TheMuso, what about having a binary from the xdg theme we would install by default?00:42
TheMusoseb128: We could, I'd just have to dig up the license for them and make sure all of that is added00:42
TheMusoseb128: I'll have a look if I get a chance.00:43
seb128TheMuso, should I assign the bug to you? it's assigned to me for now but I think it's rather a sound theme thing00:43
TheMusoseb128: sure00:43
seb128thanks00:43
seb128good night everybody00:48
chrisccoulsonoh dear01:10
chrisccoulsonshared-mime-info breakage!01:10
rickspencer3robert_ancell, djsiegal tells me that he can't log in, that gdm just restarts whenever he logs in01:19
rickspencer3surely if this were a widespread issue, we would know, right?01:19
robert_ancellrickspencer3, I hadn't heard of this, I would expect this would be well known.01:20
robert_ancellrickspencer3, is he online now?01:20
chrisccoulsonrickspencer3 - sounds like X crashing. has he tried without compiz?01:20
robert_ancelldjsiegel, hey, have you looked in /var/log/gdm?01:23
* Amaranth cries01:24
AmaranthIt's going to be compiz crashing the ati driver or something01:24
chrisccoulsonheh, what happened with your failsafe session stuff?01:24
Amaranthchrisccoulson: I dunno if the patch ever got into gdm to complete the gnome-session side01:28
chrisccoulsonah, ok. i'm not sure either01:29
AmaranthIf not gdm is currently showing you a failsafe session that doesn't actually work01:29
djsiegelhi guys01:29
djsiegellet's DO this01:29
rickspencer3bye guys01:30
Amaranthrick is gone, let's put gnome-do in the default install!01:31
djsiegelrobert_ancell: so, I am at gdm01:31
Amaranthdjsiegel: Try the failsafe session01:31
djsiegelAmaranth: I am not sure how to do that01:32
djsiegelI don't see that option01:33
chrisccoulsonthere should be a sessions option at the bottom of the screen after you clicked your user01:33
djsiegelI have language and keyboard settings01:33
djsiegelchrisccoulson: ^01:35
djsiegelAmaranth robert_ancell ^01:37
Amaranthhrm, wth01:38
robert_ancelldjsiegel, yeah, that's odd.  I'm fully updated and I see a sessions list01:38
robert_ancelldjsiegel, can you look at the logs in /var/log/gdm (you need to be root)01:38
djsiegelyes01:39
djsiegelthe -greeter ones?01:39
robert_ancellall of them, actually from a terminal do:01:39
robert_ancellsudo service gdm stop01:39
robert_ancellsudo rm /var/log/gdm/*01:39
robert_ancellsudo service gdm start01:39
robert_ancellthen look at what logs were created01:40
djsiegelok01:40
* djsiegel just used sudo as root01:40
djsiegelrobert_ancell: it made :0-{greeter,slave,}.log01:41
robert_ancelland after attempting to log in?01:41
robert_ancellThe session combobox is hard-coded to always be there... why is yours missing??01:42
djsiegelduplicated them, adding .1 suffix01:42
robert_ancellok, what is in the :0.log?01:43
djsiegelthat is the pre-loging-attemt01:43
djsiegelI don't see anything weird01:44
djsiegellots of stuff about intel(0)01:44
robert_ancelland the other logs?01:45
djsiegelwell I diffed all the logs, and after failed loging01:45
djsiegelcould not open xsplash.log01:45
djsiegelpam_unix(gdm:session): session closed for user david01:46
djsiegelxsplash: Fatal IO error 1101:46
djsiegelResource temp unavail on X server :0.0.01:46
* robert_ancell looking at recent changes to gdm01:46
djsiegelI get some complains that a timestamp of 0 was passed around the WM01:47
robert_ancellI get that in my logs01:47
robert_ancelldjsiegel, could you try apt-get removing xsplash and see if that works?01:48
Amaranthso software-center has made my stepdad love ubuntu and now one of his friends is going to dual boot after seeing it01:48
Amaranthwin01:48
djsiegelAmaranth: really?01:48
djsiegelAmaranth: had he seen Add/Remove before?01:48
robert_ancelldjsiegel, also, and apt-get install --reinstall gdm just as a sanity check01:48
Amaranthdjsiegel: No, first time using Ubuntu himself01:48
djsiegelAmaranth: ok, so it wasn't something that Software Center has that Add/Remove did not :)01:48
djsiegeljust wondering01:48
Amaranthcompiz helped too :)01:49
Amaranthexpo mode blew them away, apparently01:49
djsiegelAmaranth: we need to make that easier to use01:50
djsiegelhow to people discover that crazy key combo?01:50
djsiegelrobert_ancell: it didn't fix it01:50
AmaranthI showed him the shortcut for it01:50
djsiegelI removed xsplash and --reinstalled gdm01:50
robert_ancelldjsiegel, do you still get xsplash mentioned in the logs?01:50
Amaranthdjsiegel: Have you rebooted since all this started?01:50
djsiegelAmaranth: yes01:51
AmaranthAn upgrade to dmraid wiped /tmp01:51
Amaranthah, ok then01:51
djsiegeloooh, my gdm restart and shut down menu items do nothing01:51
robert_ancelldjsiegel, is dbus running?01:51
djsiegelrobert_ancell: after removing xsplash, I still get this warning that xsplash.log could not be appended to01:53
djsiegelhow do I check on dbus?01:54
djsiegelshows up in ps01:54
robert_ancellps aux | grep dbus - is it running for the gdm user?01:54
djsiegelyes01:56
djsiegelSorry, I have to go. I have been working since Sunday morning...01:56
djsiegelneed a break01:56
robert_ancelldjsiegel, oh, sorry for keeping you up.  I will look out for problems02:00
djsiegelno need to apologize, I just will have to debug later02:00
rickspencer3so is there some configgy way to make gdm load in username/password mode, rather than "pick your user from a list" mode?03:06
jonorickspencer3, I don't think so, that was discussed on a list somewhere recently03:09
jonopgraner, hey03:09
rickspencer3jono, never mind, that was a pm03:09
pgranerjono: sup03:09
rickspencer3wrong channel03:09
jonokenvandine, I was chatting with pgraner about these empathy issues03:09
jonorickspencer3, np03:09
jonopgraner, is there a way I can kill pulse and reload my alsa kernel modules03:09
jonoso I can test03:09
pgranerjono: ps -ef | grep pulse then kill the pids03:10
pgranerjono: might be a more elegant way to do that03:10
pgranerjono: sudo /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart03:11
jonopgraner, will that stop everything talking to alsa and re-load afresh?03:12
pgranerjono: it should03:12
pgranerjono: your last call caused empathy on my end to segfault03:12
* pgraner restarts empathy03:12
JanC"pulseaudio -k", then "sudo modprobe -r whatever" works for me03:13
jonopgraner, dude I saw you for a second!03:14
pgranerjono: just segfaulted again03:14
jonothere is some funky nonsense going on here03:14
pgranerjono: yea, it still seems to have some serious bugs03:14
rickspencer3pgraner, you are getting segfaults with empathy when you connect to jono?03:14
rickspencer3weird03:14
pgranerrickspencer3: yep03:15
kenvandinejono, after reloading all the alsa goodness, make sure pulseaudio is running again03:16
jonokenvandine,it seems to restart03:16
kenvandineok03:16
pgranerjono: died again03:16
kenvandinejono, you do have another problem at home still03:16
rickspencer3oh well03:17
jonoanothe rproblem?03:17
kenvandinewell, the UPnP issue03:17
jonokenvandine, ahhh yes03:17
kenvandinewhich was better at the coffee shop :)03:17
kenvandineso it won't work great... but even with that failure you were getting the gstreamer problems03:17
kenvandineso if that goes away... you are in better shape :)03:17
jonokenvandine, so tomorrow I should test in the coffee shop03:18
kenvandineare you running it with those variables set?03:18
kenvandineif so, grep them for that same error03:18
kenvandinesee if you are still getting it03:18
pgranerjono: I just video wit rickspencer3 , hahaha03:19
rickspencer3so, weird that pgraner and I can chat, but jono an pgraner can't03:21
kenvandinerickspencer3, well jono has two issues, UPnP negotiation times out at his router, but that shouldn't completely kill it03:21
kenvandineand the sound thing03:22
rickspencer3jono, your desktop is evil, that is the only explenation03:22
* kenvandine thinks jono should listen to some jimmy buffet, his desktop will like him more :)03:23
* pgraner agrees with kenvandine 03:23
JanChm, seems like kenvandine's message caused the janc_test disconnect/reconnect03:24
kenvandine:)03:24
kenvandinejono, do you do any online gaming?  like xbox live, etc?03:25
kenvandinethat stuff usually needs UPnP to work well as well03:26
pgranerkenvandine: for the record I"m not using a router, I'm using a linux box so I don't have commercial firmware getting in the way03:26
kenvandinehehe03:26
JanCkenvandine: can you retry a /me ?03:26
kenvandinethat helps03:26
* kenvandine jumps03:26
JanChm, so that's not what triggered it  :-/03:26
Amarantharg, the autopartitioner made _just_ enough room for ubuntu03:31
Amaranthno room for upgrades or installing new stuff03:32
* JanC tests03:32
JanCAmaranth: there is a bug about that03:33
JanChttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubiquity/+bug/42140703:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 421407 in ubiquity "[Jaunty and Karmic] the installer by default proposes a wrong size for the Ubuntu partition (far too small)" [High,Fix released]03:35
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=== robert_ancell-af is now known as robert_ancell
al-maisanGood morning!06:42
hyperairmeh. did a new devkit-power screw up battery support?07:29
pittiGood morning08:15
pittiTheMuso: as far as I understood mat_t, it was on shutdown and on low battery08:15
seb128hello there08:17
huatsmorning here !08:17
didrockshey seb128, morning pitti, lut huats :)08:23
seb128lut huats didrocks08:23
huatshello seb128 didrocks and pitti08:25
* pitti hugs didrocks, seb128, and huats, bonjour08:34
seb128hey pitti08:34
* seb128 hugs pitti08:34
pittithe Fench mafia :)08:34
* didrocks hugs pitti08:34
didrockshehe :)08:34
superm1mvo, i found that update-notifier wasn't working for reboots in xfce, so i've got a merge request that adds hal as a fallback.  can you take a look when you get a moment? https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~superm1/update-notifier/hal-fallback/+merge/12971 thanks08:40
mvosuperm1: sure. did you had a chance to talk to cody about the icon change?08:42
superm1mvo, yeah, cody wasn't keen upon it since they don't use humanity for xubuntu.  mac_v didn't want to carry it directly in humanity either, so i just made a separate theme that inherits from humanity and just provides that icon08:43
mvosuperm1: ok, thanks. diff looks fine (for reboot), commited08:43
superm1cool thanks mvo08:43
superm1not sure what to do when halsectomy is fully done, but at least this helps for this release08:44
mvosuperm1: yeah, I will upload today or tomorrow (I will do some triage to see if there are other changes to pick first)08:45
superm1okay sounds good08:45
superm1pitti, it's peculiar that devicekit-power only provides suspend and hibernate methods.  wouldn't it make sense to also provide halt and reboot from devicekit-power rather than asking gdm and kdm and friends to go implement it?08:47
pittisuperm1: indeed; however, halt/reboot are already provided by ConsoleKit08:47
pitti(no need for gdm/kdm to do it)08:47
pittithere was a looooong and heated thread about it08:47
pittibut William didn't give in, so it's still how things work :-(08:48
superm1pitti, oh neat! so that's basically the same thing that Reboot() did from HAL?08:48
superm1on org.freedesktop.ConsoleKit.Manager.Restart() that is08:48
pittiright08:48
superm1okay well then when halsectomy is done, that change i just submitted to update-notifier can just be converted to consolekit then instead08:49
pittiit checks for multiple users and requests the corresponding PK privilege (reboot for single user/reboot for multiple users being logged in)08:49
superm1oh so there is a slight difference then.  HAL just has a frenzy and reboot regardless08:49
superm1same basic result though08:50
chrisccoulsonhey pitti08:50
pittihey chrisccoulson! thanks for your screensaver lock investigations08:50
chrisccoulsonyou're welcome. so, we just need to change the defaults really:)08:50
pittiindeed09:04
pittichrisccoulson: hm, /apps/gnome-screensaver/lock_enabled is false for me (and the default), and yet the screen locks with lid close09:17
pittibut I have use_screensaver_settings = false09:17
chrisccoulsonpitti - thats expected. with use_screensaver_settings = false, g-p-m uses it's own policy09:17
pittiright09:17
pittibut use_screensaver_settings = false is also the default09:18
chrisccoulsonah, ok. i checked the schema on my machine, and it said true, but perhaps it is overridden in /usr/share/gconf/defaults somewhere09:18
pittichrisccoulson: well, "default" in the sense of "I don't have it in my ~/.gconf"09:19
pittiI'm a bit undecided about /apps/gnome-screensaver/lock_enabled, but my gut feeling is that "false" is a better default09:19
seb12810_gnome-power-manager:/apps/gnome-power-manager/lock/use_screensaver_settings false09:19
pittiit was like that for previous Ubuntu releases, and changing it now is unexpected09:19
chrisccoulsonyeah, makes sense09:20
chrisccoulsonso, the user in this report has broken their config somehow ;)09:20
seb128yes09:20
chrisccoulsonthat's ok then:)09:20
chrisccoulsonalthough, i'm not entirely sure how they discovered that key09:21
chrisccoulsonseb128 - want me to work on a g-s-d change to make gdm theming work?09:23
seb128chrisccoulson, you think you can get that done this week? in which case that would be great09:24
chrisccoulsonyeah, that shouldn't be too difficult09:25
seb128I'm not sure to understand how those schemas path changes work right now09:25
seb128the current one seems g-s-d keys specific09:25
seb128but the one we want to change are not09:25
seb128but the one we want to change are not g-s-d things09:25
pittiseb128: you have a broken killswitch on your dell as well, I suppose? (i. e. if you boot with the switch being on, you can't ever activate wifi)09:26
seb128hum xchat-gnome crashed09:27
pittiwas funny to see you jump in and out09:27
pittiseb128: you have a broken killswitch on your dell as well, I suppose? (i. e. if you boot with the switch being on, you can't ever activate wifi)09:27
seb128pitti, I didn't try I never touch to this thing09:27
pittiok; there's a test kernel for it, but no amd64 yet09:28
seb128I will try next time I reboot09:28
pittioh, amd64 is there now, rad09:28
pittiI'll test it myself then09:29
chrisccoulsonseb128 - the way i will do the GDM change is to add a new key for the xsettings plugin to tell it which keys to load the theme info from. then we just specify a different location for the GDM session09:38
chrisccoulson/"GDM change"/"g-s-d change"09:38
chrisccoulsonthat seems to be the least intrusive way09:38
seb128right09:38
seb128chrisccoulson, should I assign you those bugs?09:38
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, can do09:38
seb128the installation failure ones09:38
seb128thanks09:39
asacok i will not change the homepage in ephy then09:39
asacseb128: ^^09:39
seb128asac, thanks, that's something I noticed too when trying it09:41
seb128asac, btw did you get your libsoup change upstream to fix the sqlite query?09:42
asacseb128: yes. that was committed09:42
seb128cool thanks09:42
seb128will be in GNOME 2.28.1 then and in karmic09:42
asacat least i dented it here: http://identi.ca/notice/11175318 :)09:42
asacyeah. wasnt sure if libsoup also does a .1 release09:43
asacArneGoetje: moin ... could we do a no-devmode test run in the next days?10:04
seb128dpm, hey, could you contact the translators to let them know that gdmsetup in gdm is ubuntu specific and need to be translated there?10:05
andreasnmac_v, hm, still issues with the gvfs names?10:07
mac_vandreasn: yeh! Mantas is confusing the crap out of me :/10:08
mac_vandreasn: for me even with gnome there is no distinction between the icons :/10:09
asacbtw, did we figure whats going on with /tmp ?10:09
andreasnmac_v, it should call the names in the code somewhere, I wonder who we could talk to to sort this out10:09
andreasneither davidz or alexl10:09
mac_vandreasn: where can we find them?10:10
andreasn#gnome-hackers of course10:11
andreasnbut both seems to be away right now10:11
mac_vandreasn: btw , what is the label to be used for unmount states?10:15
andreasnI don't know I'm afraid10:15
mac_v:(10:15
andreasndobey should know10:15
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ArneGoetjeasac: sure, we need to rebuild the langpacks anyways.10:21
ArneGoetjeasac: as soon as we hav sufficient diskspace on rookery10:21
asacArneGoetje: ok. great let me know if you need guidance10:21
mac_vdobey: ^ when you get back... any idea what the icon names for the device unmount states are?10:22
ArneGoetjeasac: I disabled devmode already, so the next build will be one.10:22
asacArneGoetje: great. when do you expect to kick off the run?10:23
ArneGoetjeasac: I will do a run tomorrow and see if the space we have now is sufficient or not10:24
asacthx10:26
asaclet me know where the result bits are10:26
asacso i can do a quick pre-check10:26
asacif you upload to ppa right away thats good too10:26
asacjust keep the logs ;)10:26
ArneGoetjeasac: no, I won't upload to ppa. It will go to the archive10:27
ArneGoetjeasac: but you can do a pre-check, as I need to kick off the upload maually10:28
asacArneGoetje: ok.10:28
seb128mvo, update-manager resetting sudo credentials is a known issue?10:28
mvoseb128: no and no10:29
mvoseb128: resetting it in what way?10:29
seb128mvo, what was the first question? ;-)10:29
mvoseb128: just wanted to say "no" ;)10:30
seb128mvo, sudo something, use update-manager, sudo something10:30
mvoseb128: update-manager does not do anything with sudo, it just calls gksu10:30
seb128the second sudo ask for password again where it should be cached for half an hour10:30
asacKeybuk: any hints how to best auto-detect in upstream build systems whether to install upstart or old init script?10:30
asacwhat could i check in configure?10:31
seb128mvo, urg, update-manager is trying to remove gdm without tell me on a simple upgrade10:32
seb128wth?10:32
seb128I just noticed because it broke10:32
mvoseb128: *wehhh* what ?10:32
seb128we got an another bug about that today10:32
mvoseb128: aptdaemon doign, for sure :( it has not "strict" mode, but it should DTRTH10:33
seb128mvo, ups, sorry, wrong warning the message was confusing10:33
mvoseb128: if there is a bug already, please mark it high and assign to me (targeted for 9.10)10:33
seb128it's the prerm run during upgrade which broke10:33
seb128it's a known gdm bug10:33
seb128mvo, the fact that you can't change the geometry for the error dialog doesn't make it easy to read log10:34
mvo*puh* so not removing gdm?10:34
seb128no, just those stupid gvfs issues with gconftool calls10:34
seb128mvo, I still have the sudo issue though ;-)10:35
* mvo almost had a heart attack10:35
seb128mvo, sorry...10:36
* asac sends an ambulance to mvo 10:36
seb128brb10:36
mvodamage done and seb128 runs away :P10:36
seb128mvo, I managed to get the "authentificate" dialog stucked in update-manager10:41
mvohm10:41
seb128ie I typed my password to org.debian.apt-upgrade-packages10:41
seb128but the dialog didn't close10:41
seb128and now everything is stucked10:41
mvoseb128: what does pstree and strace show?10:41
seb128mvo,      â”œâ”€update-manager10:42
seb128strace on update-manager?10:43
seb128it loops on10:43
seb128"read(4, 0xa2a1d60, 4096)                = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)10:43
seb128gettimeofday({1254908788, 855106}, NULL) = 010:43
seb128poll([{fd=4, events=POLLIN}, {fd=5, events=POLLIN}, {fd=7, events=POLLIN}, {fd=11, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=13, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=14, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=15, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=16, events=POLLIN}, {fd=3, events=POLLIN}, {fd=41, events=POLLIN}], 10, 0) = 0 (Timeout)10:43
seb128read(4, 0xa2a1d60, 4096)                = -1 EAGAIN (Resource temporarily unavailable)10:43
seb128gettimeofday({1254908788, 855227}, NULL) = 010:43
seb128poll([{fd=4, events=POLLIN}, {fd=5, events=POLLIN}, {fd=7, events=POLLIN}, {fd=11, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=13, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=14, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=15, events=POLLIN|POLLPRI}, {fd=16, events=POLLIN}, {fd=3, events=POLLIN}, {fd=41, events=POLLIN}, {fd=38, events=POLLIN}], 11, 99^C <unfinished ...>10:43
seb128"10:43
mvoseb128: urg, hrm, anything in gdb that looks useful?10:44
seb128hum apport10:44
seb128"Traceback (most recent call last):10:45
seb128  File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/dbus/connection.py", line 579, in msg_reply_handler10:45
seb128    *message.get_args_list()))10:45
seb128  File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/aptdaemon/gtkwidgets.py", line 468, in _on_error10:45
seb128    raise error10:45
seb128DBusException: org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken."10:45
seb128and update-manager unblock saying that the aptdaemon probably crashed or something10:46
seb128unblocked10:46
mvoseb128: please file the bug10:46
seb128mvo, I would but I've gcc outdated and it refuses to send it due to that10:47
asacseb128: is libcanberra gnome material update wise? or do we need to cherry pick fixes?10:48
asachttp://git.0pointer.de/?p=libcanberra.git;a=commit;h=ed6f221e617537b1901211d41c0bd8018739e81410:48
seb128asac, I would have said "let's update" but TheMuso started doing cherrypicking ages ago10:48
asacyeah ok. bug 43846310:48
ubottuLaunchpad bug 438463 in libcanberra "Epiphany fails to start with a "drawable is not a pixmap or window" error" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43846310:48
asacthat was the one we discussed with xan when you showed the libsoup crash10:49
asacTheMuso: are you planning to update libcanberra for release or do you want someone else to look at it? (see above)10:49
asacTheMuso: also .. bug 440540 ... is that power_save* stuff done in gpm?10:51
ubottuLaunchpad bug 440540 in alsa-driver "Lenovo X61 - regular sound clicking with power_save_controller=Y" [High,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44054010:51
* asac marks bug triaged10:51
seb128mvo, bug #44530310:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445303 in update-manager "update-manager stucked on polkit password dialog" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44530310:52
mvothanks seb12810:53
seb128mvo, you're welcome, sorry I didn't get extra details10:54
seb128I need to run but will be back in half an hour10:54
seb128brb10:54
mvompt: I'm looking into fixing right-to-left issues currently in software-store, to do that properly, I will have to use the stock arrow from gtk for the active button in the applications view, here is how it will look like http://people.canonical.com/~mvo/tmp/Screenshot-Ubuntu Software Center.png - is that ok or do you not like the arrow color ?11:06
mvo(well, merging the work on nzmm_ :)11:06
mptmvo, it's not as visible. Could you just flip the custom icon in Gimp?11:07
mvompt: the changes from nzmm_ has the additional advantage that it will react to style changes, so it draws the button in the background of the current theme and uses the same icon as everywhere else on the desktop. we would loose that advantage11:10
mvoso in high contrast it looks correct, whereas a hardcoded black button does stick out11:10
mvoor worse, if I just take the arrow it will not be visible at all, because the high contrast theme has a black background and that does not mix well with a black arrow11:10
mptmvo, what changes are these? Is this implementing the ability to use a GTK button in a treeview cell?11:11
mvompt: if its not very visilbe, shouldn't we change it a in all of the theme?11:12
mvompt: its not a real gtk button, but it comes closer to one than the current code, instead of usig a icon, it will draw a button like border and the stock arrow image in the right direction11:12
mvoso it will work for rtl language11:12
mvoour current approach does not11:12
mptmvo, ok, that's a worthy sacrifice11:13
mvoand it will looks right for different themes, the current code does not, just try a high contact theme11:13
nzmm_mpt: it resembles a button closely, and because i use gtk.Style to do drawing it fits the users current theme much better than a static image11:13
mptmvo, I have made a proposal to andreasn of how to introduce symbolic icons, but that will require quite a bit of work (in image-rendering libraries, XDG icon naming spec, and themes)11:13
mvompt: thanks11:14
mvompt: what is the problem with just changing the stock icon for now - I assume your concern about the visibility is valid for all apps, not just software-center?11:15
mptmvo, most applications that use those stock icons use them in a toolbar, so they're automatically more prominent.11:16
mptmvo, at least, that's true for most places where the icons still show up. :-) (icons in Back and Forward buttons being off by default)11:17
nzmm_mpt: i was wondering if you had any thoughts regarding the screenshot view of software-center?  I would be keen to have a go at improving it11:19
andreasnmpt, I thought it sounded sane, and it's something that the gnome-shell devs and others want as well11:20
nzmm_imagedialog.py11:20
mptnzmm_, yes, one thought was just to use your default image viewer11:20
nzmm_ok11:20
andreasnmpt, but it needs someone to hack on it and someone to drive it forward11:20
andreasnand sit through the whole boring xdg discussion etc. :)11:20
mptnzmm_, alternatively, give the window a minimal set of menus (including "Edit" > "Copy"), and remove all other chrome from it11:20
nzmm_ok11:21
nzmm_how about the downloading process, show progress etc?11:21
mptnzmm_, I think the first might make more sense, so that you can print it, save it, e-mail it to your friends, etc11:21
mptnzmm_, downloading for the screenshot itself?11:22
nzmm_yep11:22
mpthmmmmmmm11:23
mptkwwii! I have a hare-brained idea for you11:23
mptkwwii, is it possible for a theme to render a progress bar as a pie chart, instead of a filling bar, whenever its width == its height?11:24
kwwiioh boy, I've already had discussions with mat_t today ;)11:24
kwwiimpt: you mean having a vertical progress bar?11:25
mptkwwii, no, whenever its width == its height, regardless of orientation11:26
pittiasac: BTW, I filed the bt icon issue I mentioned yesterday as bug 44532611:26
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445326 in gnome-bluetooth "BT applet visible even without any adapter being present" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44532611:26
kwwiimpt: hrm, I have never seen anything like that before, so I am not sure if it is an issue of the info from gtk or the theme engine11:27
mptkwwii, hm, maybe I'm not explaining myself well11:27
mptkwwii, what I mean is, the application says "draw me a progress bar that is 16px wide and 16px high, that's currently 40% full". And the theme goes, "aha, width == height, so I won't draw this as a progress bar, I'll draw it as a pie chart that's 40% full instead".11:28
asacpitti: yes, will check that. its not visible for me here though.11:29
kwwiimpt: ahhh, now I get it...I guess that would be a matter for gtk more than the theme engine. I've never seen a smart theme engine11:31
mptkwwii, and the logical counterpart to this would be, an application saying "draw me a progress bar that is 16px wide and 16px high, and progress is currently indeterminate", and the theme goes, "aha, width == height, and it's indeterminate, so I won't draw this as a progress bar, I'll draw it as a spinner instead".11:31
nzmm_mpt: i could do a pie chart in cairo.  Wouldnt be too hard11:32
mptnzmm_, neat. Centered in the thumbnail while the full screenhot is loading?11:33
pittiasac: I'm trying with a fresh profile and on live system now; could be gconf cruft, of course11:33
nzmm_yep i culd do that!11:33
kwwiimpt: sounds like a very interesting idea11:33
asac                if (num_adapters_present > 0 || killswitch != NULL) {11:33
asac                        show_icon ();11:34
asacpitti: ^^11:34
asacpitti: maybe if you say "turn off bluetooth" it disappears?11:34
asac(might need a applet restart)11:34
nzmm_in system monitor have a look at the Memory and Swap history section, in the Resources tab.  Is this what you mean?  Have any critique of that implementation?11:34
nzmm_^ @ mpt11:34
pittiasac: my killswitch is on11:35
pittiasac: it already says it's disabled11:35
asacoh11:35
pittiI also tried to toggle it, no change11:35
pittiasac: was the "|| killswitch" added recently?11:35
asacyeah. i think the problem is that you have a killswitch at all11:35
asacfor bluetooth11:35
pittiI usually run this computer with the killswitch on, since I'm on ether and disabled the internal BT in the bios11:35
asacpitti: no. but killswitch had permission problems which got fixed in this upload11:35
asacso this probably uncovered your bug11:36
pittiah11:36
asacpitti: the prob is that you have a bluetooth killswitch even though you dont have a bluetooth device11:36
asacpitti: at least thats what i understood from your bug (e.g. no adapter)11:36
mptnzmm_, yes, like that, but without the little bit in the middle11:37
nzmm_mpt: yep i can do that.11:37
mptneat11:37
asacpitti: you do not have an internal bluetooth device/adapter?11:39
asachttp://paste.ubuntu.com/287705/ ... thats the code that seem to detect a bluetooth killswitch from you11:40
asacfor you11:40
pittire11:40
pittisorry, X froze, had to reboot11:40
asac12:39 < asac> pitti: you do not have an internal bluetooth device/adapter?11:40
asac12:40 < asac> http://paste.ubuntu.com/287705/ ... thats the code that seem to detect a bluetooth killswitch from you11:40
pittiasac: I do, but I disabled it in the bios11:40
asac12:40 < asac> for you11:40
pittiasac: I just don't quite understand why it does the killswitch check at all11:41
pittiif I don't have any adapters, I cannot control them with the killswitch either11:41
pittiperhaps this was meant to be an &&, not an || ?11:41
asaci have to check the exact semantics of _present11:41
asacvs. _powered11:41
mptnzmm_, btw, I tried out your path button work and was very impressed11:42
pittilike "only show if I have adapters and I didn't killswitch them"?11:42
mptnzmm_, I did notice a couple of glitches, though, and I wondered what would be the best way to report them11:42
asacpitti: could be that adapters disappear if you have killswitch on11:43
asacthe adapters_present is from bluez11:43
asacso maybe bluez already removes them and gnome-bluetooth cannot know whether they are killswitched or not present at all11:43
asacso it tries to guess that by checking whether rfkill claims that there is a bluetooth killswitch11:43
asacbut i will check that later and talk to hadess11:43
pittiI see11:43
pittiasac: so, I disabled the killswitch, and NM now connects to wifi; but I still see the BT icon11:44
nzmm_mpt: um, what did you see?11:44
asacpitti: yeah. that || killswitch just checks whether rfkill announced that there is a killswitch. so it has nothing to do with the killswitch state11:45
pitti*nod*11:45
mptnzmm_, one moment, I'll just try it again in case it's fixed already :-)11:46
mptmvo, in what situations does that "building local database" step happen? Does it happen the first time anyone ever uses the Center?11:48
pittiasac: oh, just noticed 61-gnome-bluetooth-rfkill.rules11:50
asacyes. thats the fix so that rfkill works at all11:50
pittiasac: I hope that isn't upstream, since ACL_MANAGE is not a promised stable API11:50
mptnzmm_, mouse down on a segment, then move one pixel in any direction without leaving the segment. The segment loses its highlight.11:50
pittiit's just an internal implementation detail of udev11:50
asacpitti: yes. its in packaging only11:50
pittithe udev upstream default is MODE="0644"11:50
pittiasac: if that's generally agreed on, I'm happy to add it to 70-acl.rules upstream11:51
* pitti pokes kay to get a +111:51
mvompt: no, it only happens when the app-install-data (or app-install-data-partner) gets installed/updated11:52
mvompt: or if software-center is installed for the first time, but it happens on install time, most users should not see it11:52
nzmm_mpt: ok thats an easy fix11:52
mptmvo, how often is app-install-data or app-install-data changed after a release?11:53
mvompt: -partner as often as we get new stuff in partner, app-install-data-ubuntu hardly ever. -partner maybe 3-10 times over 18 months? but if the whole -partner thing catches on more often of course11:54
mvompt: but then, it will be build in the background, the user will only see the screen if he happens to have s-c open during that update11:54
mptmvo, what I'm concerned about is the delay between launching and the window appearing11:55
mvompt: what delay?11:55
mvompt: is there one?11:55
mptmvo, e.g. I just branched nzmm_'s branch, and it was about 20 seconds delay after launching11:56
mvompt: that is just for bzr checkouts, to allow having different data than the system data11:56
mvonormal systems are not affected11:56
mptmvo, ok, thanks :-) Otherwise we might have needed extra progress feedback of some sort11:57
mvompt: sure, but on regular system, that won't ever happen11:57
asacpitti: i am not sure its agreed on. but if udev maintainers think thats ok, its probably ok :)11:59
asacfor me it feels a bit more like that should be proxied through bluez ... which runs as root anyway12:00
sabdflasac: repro'd the ff error with x12:00
pittiasac: my feeling as well, since an user shouldn't really have to mess with it directly; but pragmatically, if the big distros all ship this custom udev rule, it's better to put it upstream into the place where it belongs12:02
mptnzmm_, also, the highlight color is currently different for a path button segment than it is for a normal button. Is it possible to make them the same?12:03
asacsabdfl: i uploaded a new xulrunner-1.9.1 with a fix candidate for that this morning.12:03
asacsabdfl: its 1.9.1.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu512:03
pittimpt: I'd welcome your opinion in bug 432635; the proposed solution doesn't seem to be a clear improvement to me, rather introducing one piece of confusion to mitigate another12:04
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432635 in indicator-session "Shutdown icon should be displayed in disconnected state" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43263512:04
nzmm_mpt: its a bit hard because i am currently not sure where buttons get their prelit colour from, in Human at least it doesn;t seem to take it from gtk.STATE_PRELIGHT.  but i can look into it12:07
nzmm_mpt: i think i fixed the mouse motion + button down issue.  see if you like the behaviour...12:08
asacpitti: i will talk to #bluez if thats something planned.12:08
mptnzmm_, sorry, I meant mousedown color, not mouseover12:08
nzmm_oh ok12:08
mptnzmm_, e.g. in Human it goes chocolate brown on mousedown, whereas normal buttons go darker grey12:08
pittiasac: kay said to ask Marcel; I'll mail him12:08
nzmm_mpt: yea i think i can fix that then12:09
asacpitti: maybe CC me. thx12:10
pittisure12:10
mptpitti, done (summary: yes please)12:10
pittimpt: thanks12:10
mptnzmm_, I don't see any difference in behavior between r316 and r317. Did you fix it in an unpushed revision?12:11
mptOr is Launchpad just being slow? :-)12:11
chrisccoulsonpitti - i sent a policykit-gnome patch to bugzilla a couple of days ago to stop the authorization status icon from leaving white space in the notification area each time it appears/disappears - do you think its worth applying to our package?12:12
pittichrisccoulson: oh, sure12:12
nzmm_mpt: sorry try 31812:12
chrisccoulsonpitti - cool, i'll push that to bzr later then12:13
pittichrisccoulson: there's no bzr any more, I synced with Debian (which uses git-buildpackage)12:13
nzmm_mpt: i think i forgot to push :/12:13
pittichrisccoulson: I can cherrypick it, what's the upstream bug?12:13
chrisccoulsonah, ok.12:13
chrisccoulsonpitti - https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59734612:13
ubottuGnome bug 597346 in authentication dialog "polkit-gnome-authentication-agent-1 leaves white-space in the notification area" [Normal,Unconfirmed]12:14
pittiasac: oh, seems it was discussed already, see http://www.spinics.net/lists/hotplug/msg02464.html12:16
pittiasac: so, it should be a temporary hack only, let's keep it in the package for now12:16
asacack12:18
mpt_nzmm_, big improvement in r318 :-)12:19
nzmm_mpt_: glad to hear!12:19
nzmm_mpt_: did you see the behaviour if there is more than one part, and you mouse down plus move over parts?  desirable?12:20
mpt_nzmm_, I was just in the middle of composing a mini-bug-report about that :-)12:21
mpt_nzmm_, I think they should behave as if they were separate buttons, i.e. dragging across to another segment should highlight nothing rather than highlighting the new one12:22
mpt_nzmm_, and therefore mousing up on another segment should do nothing too12:23
nzmm_ok will change12:23
mpt_thanks12:24
mpt_nzmm_, what's the duration of the animation?12:24
mpt_when showing a new segment12:24
nzmm_150 msec. you can define both duration and fps in header of the PathBar class in pathbar2.py12:25
nzmm_so i have 150msec plus 60fps12:25
mpt_nzmm_, 150 ms? Wow, it looks about 1000 ms12:26
nzmm_mpt_: serious? set it 1000 and see the diff12:26
nzmm_mpt_: yea i think i got my math wrong :)  i bad at math hehe12:27
* mpt_ can't find pathbar2.py12:32
mpt_ah, found it12:33
mpt_nzmm_, when I set it to 1000, it takes about 1.6 seconds, so there's something not right somewhere12:34
mpt_nzmm_, but when I set it to 10000, it takes about 11 seconds, not 16. So it's not a multiplication problem.12:36
nzmm_mpt_: ok i'll have to look at that.12:40
mpt_nzmm_, what do you think of the idea of running the animation in reverse when you go up the hierarchy? i.e. slide the child back into its parent12:40
nzmm_yea, something i want too.  but a bit harder to implement12:41
nzmm_:)12:41
mpt_ok12:41
nzmm_so i avoided working on it12:41
nzmm_oh i pushed a new version. see waht you think of mouse down behaviour12:42
asacpitti: did anything change recently wrt to udev rules for modem modeswitching?12:46
asacare those in udev main package now?12:47
pittiasac: udev didn't change in a while, no12:47
asachmm12:47
asacok12:47
pittiif you mean "recently" == "in the last two weeks"12:47
pittiasac: the last non-trivial change was on September 2112:47
pittibut even that didn't touch any modem stuff12:48
asacyeah12:48
mpt_nzmm_, getting closer. :-) But mouseover appearance needs to be suppressed for other segments while dragging off a segment too. Try in a theme like DarkRoom where the mouseover appearance is prominent.12:51
nzmm_ok12:53
mpt_nzmm_, compare with real buttons, e.g. if you drag off an "Install" button and over the "Website" button next to it, the "Website" button doesn't light up at all.12:54
mpt_whereas if the mouse button was up it would.12:54
pmatulisanyone heard of grub not being updated (with new kernel) during upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10?12:55
mpt_pmatulis, during my upgrade it forgot to install the new kernel altogether, and grub also lost my other Ubuntu installation on another partition. Does that count? :-)13:03
mpt_pmatulis, the Design team also just watched an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 beta and we encountered a nasty debconf question about "What do you want to do with grub"13:04
* pmatulis quietly leaves13:05
pmatulismpt_: seriously, thanks for those reports13:05
pmatulismpt_: but it's not the bug i was after  :)   grub2 had to be installed in order for the karmic kernels to be recognized13:06
mpt_pmatulis, http://imgur.com/G603C13:06
pmatulismpt_: even update-grub wouldn't work13:07
mac_vlool: could you check my last comment on the volume mute humanity bug , regarding the display properties panel icon bug could you ping the UX team? if they want a greyscale icon for that too13:07
pmatulismpt_: yeah, our average users can handle that... can't they?13:09
mpt_pmatulis, self-fulfilling prophecy13:10
mvompt_: was that a upgrade using the release upgrader? or synaptic?13:11
mpt_mvo, actually, I just checked, and that was after a clean install of the beta, then running Update Manager13:12
loolmac_v: updated13:16
nzmm_mpt_: i think i now have motion plus button down like a regular gtk.Button.  I am off to bed for the night, if you want you can send me a list of items for me to work on via email.13:20
* mpt_ updates and gets no path button at all :-/13:22
mvompt_: use SOFTWARE_CENTER_NEW_PATHBAR=1 ./software-center13:41
mvompt_: I merged it now, but its off by default13:42
mpt_mvo, thanks :-)13:55
mpt_mvo, so is the next upload 1.0? :-)13:57
mvomaybe13:58
mac_vpitti: regarding Bug 432635 , i havent yet added the icon , since i dont know the icon name to be used. changing the existing shutdown icon to greyscale might cause it showing up in different places14:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 432635 in indicator-session "Shutdown icon should be displayed in disconnected state" [Undecided,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43263514:05
mac_vpitti: is tedg the right person, or who would know about this?14:06
mac_v* new name14:06
pittimac_v: it needs to be coordinated between you and tedg, I think; however, tedg added the icon to the indicator session code, so I'm not even sure that the theme needs one14:08
* mac_v kills time till tedg logs in ;)14:09
mac_vpitti: ok ... thanks :)14:09
kenvandinepitti, i think that was just until it can get added to the theme14:15
kenvandinebut i could be wrong.... that conversation was chaos :)14:15
pittikenvandine: but a package should at least ship a hicolor default version, I guess14:15
kenvandinetrue14:16
pittiespecially one which isn't covered by the trademark restrictions of humanity14:16
kenvandineso i know the name14:16
* pitti just realizes the pun there14:16
kenvandinehehe :)14:16
kenvandinemac_v, just wait for tedg14:16
kenvandinepitti, i do have the package prepared and waiting for a thumbs up14:16
pittikenvandine: from whom?14:17
kenvandinerick14:17
kenvandinehe said to wait until this morning14:17
kenvandinei also think at this point there should just be a release, instead of adding more patches14:17
pitti*nod*14:18
mvoasac: why is firefox becoming slow if I have a bunch of tabs (~100) open? is there anything that can be done? will webkit help me here?14:20
pittiseb128: did you already decide what to do with the gdm su stuff? I need to add another key, and could change it along the way14:22
pittiseb128: i. e. as a first measure, just call su once instead of four times, and then move to sudo to avoid PAM14:22
mac_vmpt_: ;p ... just fixed the volume icon and received mail about your comment ... for a moment  , i thought you were going to suggest something other than what ara had , and thought i had to doing something new :( ... you could have started with ara's suggestion is sane ;p14:22
seb128pitti, bug assigned to chrisccoulson now14:23
mpt_mac_v, sorry, I'll try to remember that next time14:23
pittiseb128: I see14:23
seb128pitti, gdm has magic to have custom g-s-d settings which allow to use the normal schemas thing to set default14:23
seb128pitti, he wants to do the same for those keys14:23
* mac_v takes note to read mpt_ 's last line first ;) 14:23
seb128pitti, which one do you want to the change? the gpm icon or something new?14:24
seb128pitti, I would say wait tonight to get chrisccoulson changes first and then we will add your key14:25
pittiseb128: I need to set /desktop/gnome/interface/icon_theme=HumanLoginIcons14:25
pittiokay14:25
pittiseb128: I'll commit it to bzr, but not upload it yet14:25
seb128pitti, ok, I can do that when I sponsor chrisccoulson's changes14:25
seb128pitti, well free to upload your changes for now14:26
pittiokay14:26
seb128pitti, but don't spend too much energy making it robust that's going to change14:26
pittino, but rewriting it to use su once instead of three times is simple14:26
seb128using sudo will not solve the .gvfs permissions issues14:26
pittisu -s /bin/sh gdm <<EOF14:26
pitticommand114:26
pitticommand214:26
pittiEOF14:26
seb128right14:26
seb128go for it14:26
seb128just don't bother trying to fix the gvfs thing14:26
pittiok14:27
* pitti uploads new human-theme; yay for freeing 2 MB of CD space14:27
seb128pitti, will we get a new gtk humanlogin theme?14:28
pittijust some new icons14:28
* seb128 finds the current one not nice14:28
seb128:-(14:28
asacmvo: chromium-browser is faster ... yes.14:28
pittiit's way too dark for my taste14:28
seb128I liked colored themes14:28
seb128same here14:29
seb128I'm pondeing putting the gtk-theme type back ;-)14:29
mpt_Black is cruise-control for cool in the same way that Caps Lock is cruise-control for awesome14:30
seb128the gtk theme making default buttons look like they were pressed is weird too14:31
loolmac_v: Note that ara is not ~canonical-ux14:31
seb128I keep thinking "why is that button pressed if I didn't click on it"14:31
pitti+114:31
mac_vlool: yup ,14:31
mac_vlool: but mpt_ nearly made me skip a beat ;)14:32
loolYes14:32
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mpt_seb128, yeah, that's bugging me too14:35
seb128mpt_, do you know if somebody will change that before karmic?14:36
mpt_kwwii, do you know why that's happening?14:36
mpt_seb128, I don't know14:36
mac_vlool: mpt_: i added the icon for the volume 0 but still the volume applet uses the volume mute when volume 0  , so its now a bug in the applet14:37
mac_vstock_volume-014:38
mpt_mac_v, I don't remember, but I doubt it's a regression from 9.04 in that case14:38
seb128volume_0 = mute14:39
seb128I think it's to workaround some cards still making some sound when not muted14:39
seb128I could be wrong though ;-)14:39
mac_vmpt_: the volume applet is different in karmic from jaunty... i too dont remember what volume 0 showed14:39
seb128pedro_, there is no libeel since jaunty that's in nautilus source now14:43
kwwiimpt_: honestly, I think that was a design decision from the coder who changed it ;)14:43
seb128who is that?14:43
pedro_seb128, oh right i forget about that, assigning back, thanks14:43
mvoslomo: do you have any idea why "python -c 'import gst'" gives me a "AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Element'" error (but continues)14:48
mvoslomo: on karmic/amd6414:48
mpt_kwwii, could you possibly persuade them to change it? ;-)14:48
mvoslomo: it seems to be happening when loading the .gstreamer-0.10/registry14:48
kwwiimpt_: erm, sorry...I misread14:48
dobeymac_v: unmounted devices are the drives, and mounted devices are the media14:48
kwwiimpt_: that problem is fixed in the latest theme upload (about an hour or so ago)14:49
mpt_kwwii, cool, thanks. seb128 and I give you a virtual group hug.14:49
kwwiimpt_: check it to see when it is updated14:49
kwwii:)14:49
mac_vkwwii: which update do you mean? 0.4.1?14:49
mac_vor the bzr14:50
mac_vyeah , tedg is here \o/14:50
kwwiimac_v: what is in bzr atm, is what is in the upload14:50
kwwiimac_v: but I am not talking about the icon14:50
mac_voh ok14:50
kwwiiI am talking about the human theme gtkrc14:50
kwwiimac_v: I was confused at first :)14:51
mac_vhehe ;)14:51
mac_vtedg: the icon for indicator-system-shutdown , to be used in the panel , is it a 16px icon?14:52
mac_vtedg: the user-status icons used are 16px , but you'v added the icon for indicator-system-shutdown in sizes 16 , 22 , 24px14:53
tedgmac_v: No, it is GTK_ICON_SIZE_MENU, which is adjustable.14:53
tedgmac_v: By default, it is 16px.14:53
mac_vtedg: so is a 16px size is sufficient? for that menu..14:54
tedgmac_v: And the icon name changed again, now it's "system-shutdown-panel"14:54
mac_voh!14:54
kwwiiwhich is a mistake, if you ask me14:54
tedgmac_v: I would say that 16px alone is not sufficient -- but whatever.14:54
tedgkwwii: The name change?14:54
kwwiitedg: yes14:55
tedgkwwii: The reason for that is the icon naming spec :)14:55
kwwiitedg: ?14:55
mac_vtedg: the indicator- makes more sense14:55
tedgkwwii: It specifies that there should be a fallback to go down the "hyphen" as backup.  So if there is no "system-shutdown-panel" it should try "system-shutdown" which seems like a good idea.14:55
tedgkwwii: Unfortunately GTK isn't doing that today, we've filed a bug for it.14:56
kwwiitedg: yeah, that does suck, actually14:56
kwwiitedg: funny that the people who pushed the spec are the last ones to implement it :D14:56
tedgkwwii: But, since we dont' care about freeze -- we should just patch GTK blindly after beta freeze ;)14:57
mac_vtedg: kwwii: system-shutdown-panel will be the final icon name? :) i'll upload it14:57
seb128tedg, it does14:57
tedgmac_v: It is final as of right now ;)14:57
mac_v;)14:57
tedgseb128: yes, but all of the functions that use it don't set the flag to enable it.14:57
seb128what do you mean?14:57
mclasen_tedg: sure gtk does that14:58
kwwiiI hope that someone is at least including something in the package so that all the other themes are still usable?14:58
tedgseb128: GtkImage calls the icon theme to look up the icon, but doesn't use the fallback flag.14:58
tedghttps://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=59761814:59
ubottuGnome bug 597618 in gtk "make gtk_image_new_from_icon_name use the GTK_ICON_LOOKUP_GENERIC_FALLBACK flag and thus honour the icon naming spec" [Normal,Unconfirmed]14:59
mclasen_yeah, it doesn't do it blindly everywhere, that is true14:59
seb128tedg, that's quite different from saying that gtk doesn't implement the fallback...15:02
tedgseb128: How about "doesn't do it in the API that everyone uses"? ;)15:03
tedgIt is a feature that should be sold more, I think that most people don't know about it.15:04
mac_vdobey: just to confirm , any icon name which starts with drive-* will be used for unmounted drives and media-* will be mounted right?15:05
dobeymac_v: that's the concept, yes15:05
mac_vdobey: ok , thanks :)15:05
dobeymac_v: though there are cases where that's not entirely true (hard disk)15:05
mac_vdobey: what is used for unmounted internal drives?15:06
mac_vrather internal partitions*15:07
pittimeh, I want my blinking empathy icon back15:09
dobeymac_v: i think drive-harddisk is used for both cases15:09
seb128pitti++15:09
pittiI keep missing conversations now, a gray envelope is soooooooo far away from raising attention15:09
pittitedg, kenvandine: ^ anything planned in that direction?15:09
pittiit makes ICQ pretty much useless for me, and people just get angry15:10
dobeypitti: it doesn't have the green dot? :P15:10
pittino15:10
kenvandinepitti, do you get the colored in envelope now?15:10
tedgpitti: I'd change your icon theme.  That's what I've done :)15:10
pittibut even if it had a small green dot, I'd still miss it15:10
tedgpitti: What about the notification?15:10
dobeyok, wtf15:10
mac_vdobey: seems so too , but isnt that wrong ? how do we differentiate a mounted from unmounted...15:11
kenvandinepitti, the filled in envelope works for me, at least as good as the green dot ever did15:11
kenvandinethat combined with notify-osd :)15:11
kwwiiseb128: is there a bug reported about the fading to the desktop?15:11
dobeybad rhythmbox!15:12
kenvandinetedg, you should make the indicator icon blink on draw-attention :)15:12
* kenvandine ducks15:12
tedgkenvandine: I think I'll make it start flying around the screen like a banshee :)15:12
dobeymac_v: is there really a need to?15:12
* kenvandine rofl15:12
pittikenvandine: not really; I have several duplicate entries of conversations with people there, and selecting them just crashes empathy15:13
pittitedg: yay! :-)15:13
kenvandineoh!15:13
mac_vdobey: yes , why not? it was easier when displaying the state in the places menu , whether the partition was mounted or not15:13
kenvandinepitti, i am trying to reproduce that now :)15:13
mac_vdobey: now all states look the same :(15:13
dobeymac_v: if it's unmounted it should just mount and open15:13
dobeymac_v: when you click on it in places menu, or when you double click or whatever inside computer:///15:14
dpmseb128, re: telling ubuntu translators about gdmsetup... what's the source package name? I can't find it in LP, and gdm only seems to have one template15:15
dobeythough i'm not sure why Places menu shows unmounted volumes anyway15:15
seb128dpm, gdm15:15
mac_vdobey: yes , that works , but there is no identification unless i select the partition. so i would only know when i do that whether the partition is mounted or not... not earlier15:15
kenvandinepitti, do you recall any specific workflow you experienced when they both showed up?15:15
dobeymac_v: huh?15:15
kenvandinelike did you open the conversation without using the indicator?15:15
kenvandineetc?15:15
pittikenvandine: that could be, yes15:15
pittikenvandine: try sending something to me15:15
kenvandineok15:15
dpmdpm, but gdm has only got the 'gdm' package, I can't find an additional 'gdmsetup' template or similar, unless it's still in the imports queue15:16
mac_vdobey: previously i could tell the state of the partition from the icon , now since there is no icon change , i dont know if the drive is mounted or not , until i open the partition from the places menu or the computer:///  , or i have to check the properties15:16
dobeymac_v: "previously"?15:16
mac_vdobey: until intrepid/jaunty15:17
dobeymac_v: you haven't clarified why it matters if it's mounted or not15:17
dpmseb128, but gdm has only got the 'gdm' package, I can't find an additional 'gdmsetup' template or similar, unless it's still in the imports queue15:17
dpms/package/template15:17
seb128dpm, no, I meant the gdm strings for the gdmsetup tool15:17
seb128dpm, they are in the gdm source and template15:17
seb128dpm, but people consider gdm as being translated by GNOME and don't check for extra strings in launchpad15:18
dpmOk, now I understand15:18
seb128dpm, sorry I was not clean15:18
mac_vdobey: it matters because , since *now* [karmic] mounting partitions is not possible without asking for admin password , also when othr drives are able to show the state why is the partition being the exception?15:18
dobeymac_v: places menu probably shouldn't show unmounted volumes15:18
dpmseb128, no worries. I'll tell translators15:18
seb128dpm, thanks15:18
mac_vdobey: places menu doesnt show ejected volumes , but shows unmounted partitions15:19
dobeymac_v: it's not an exception15:19
dobeymac_v: the places menu should match what you see on the desktop + bookmarks, i think15:19
mac_vdobey: no , once the volume is unmounted , it disappears from the desktop , while being displayed in the places menu ... but if ejected it disappears from both15:20
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dobeymac_v: yes i know how it currently works15:21
dobeymac_v: i'm saying how i think it SHOULD work15:21
mac_v;)15:21
dobeyand having both "unmount" and "eject" on volumes makes no sense. they should just hae "eject"15:21
dobeywhich probably doesn't really make any sense either15:21
mac_vyeah15:21
dobeyso it should just be "unmount"15:21
mac_vdobey: that was done to actually , eject all partitions of the drives at once15:22
dobeymemory cards/usb/etc... don't really have an "eject" mechanism15:22
kklimondathe almost empthy tree in administration->authorizations application is the result of migration from hal and it won't be "fixed" for 9.10?15:22
mac_vdobey: yeah , thats a bit messed up15:23
dobeyonly type of media i have that does to that, is optical15:23
mac_vdobey: back to the internal partitions ... while the rest of the external volumes change the icons for the unmount and mount states...  only the partitions dont change the icons , it would be better to show this change with different types of icons too :)15:24
dobeymac_v: the problem with hard disks is that the drive and media are always the same :)15:25
dobeyinternal ones are anyway15:25
mac_vdobey: the filesystem can use the media-harddisk icon , while the unmounted partitions can use the drive-harddisk icon :)15:26
dobeymac_v: uhm, but they will be the exact same icon15:26
dobeymac_v: how would they be different?15:26
mac_vdobey: we make icons show the change , like how it was done previously in human, adding a green dot to show active15:27
dobeymac_v: hard disks don't have "media"15:27
mac_vhehe ;)15:27
dobeyeither they don't have media, or they are the media, and we should get rid of drive-harddisk, and just use drive-removable-media perhaps15:28
mac_vdobey: or drive-harddisk-mounted  , drive-harddisk-unmounted ... or any name which allows different icons :)15:29
dobeyno15:29
mac_vdobey: oh , did you mean drive-removable-media for the unmounted internal partitions too?15:29
dobeyyes15:29
slomoseb128: you synced the wrong gst-plugins-base... you want .25-2 ;)15:30
mac_vthats awesome15:30
mac_vdobey: ^15:30
seb128slomo, ok thanks15:30
dobeywhich would at least satisfy things like hot-swappable disks15:30
seb128slomo, I forgot that you uploaded to experimental15:30
slomomvo: no, i have the too... but i don't know enough about python to debug it ;) could you file a bug at bugzilla.gnome.org against gstreamer (component gst-python) ? :)15:30
slomoseb128: np :)15:30
mac_vdobey: yeah... anything works for me... :)  as long as there is possibility to show a different icon for mount and unmount15:31
dobeymac_v: unfortunately it's not a simple change15:32
mac_v:(15:32
dobeybut could probably be done for gnome 2.30 (lucid)15:33
dobeybut since 2.28 is already out, and karmic is already in feature/ui freezes, and final freeze is next week...15:33
mac_vdobey: didnt it work previously with gnome-vfs or is it difficult with only gvfs15:34
mac_vdobey: argh! we can get a FFE ;)15:34
dobeyi don't know what it did previously15:34
rickspencer3pitti, asac can we meet later today when bryce is online?15:47
rickspencer3to discuss how to proceed with X?15:48
chrisccoulson1pitti - did some property names change in dk-power?15:55
pittirickspencer3: just replied to the mail; but sure16:01
pittichrisccoulson1: yes, all of them16:01
pittichrisccoulson1: they were converted from dash-type to CamelCase to be suitable for KDE16:01
chrisccoulson1pitti - thanks16:01
pittibut ideally that should just be an internal detail16:01
pittiI did have to upload a new g-p-m, though16:01
chrisccoulson1because it waas statically linked against libdevkit-power-gobject?16:02
pittichrisccoulson1: btw, I uploaded a new gdm with a new gconf setting; seb128 said you were going to replace the su calls with something more robust and static, but didn't want me to block on that16:02
pittichrisccoulson1: I seriously hope it wasn't :)16:02
chrisccoulson1no problem - i'm going to work on the g-s-d changes this evening so we can drop the su calls16:03
chrisccoulson1i saw slangasek talking about stuff being statically linked against libdevkit-power-gobject due to a missing dependency on the -dev package16:03
chrisccoulson1i was just wondering, because gnome-session is broken too16:04
chrisccoulson1lots of errors due to the changed property names16:04
pittiah, so that was it16:04
pitti*headdesk*16:05
pittichrisccoulson1: so we need a gnome-session no-change upload? shall I do one now?16:05
chrisccoulson1pitti - if you don't mind please:)16:05
* pitti checks $ checkrdepends -b libdevkit-power-gobject-dev karmic16:06
pittiok, it's just gdm (which I uploaded an hour ago anyway), g-p-m (which I did), and gnome-session16:06
chrisccoulson1cool, thanks!16:06
* Ng wonders if DarkRoom should have Humanity-Dark icons16:07
pittichrisccoulson1: done (sorry for delay, involved in IRC)16:17
chrisccoulson1pitti - thanks16:17
* seb128 hates gconf and translations now16:20
seb128\o/16:24
seb128I found why what the issue is16:24
rickspencer3bug 44547916:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445479 in gdm "Login screen no longer fades to desktop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44547916:36
rickspencer3bug 44454816:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 444548 in humanity-icon-theme "Not having a muted icon for the volume applet causes confusion" [Undecided,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44454816:36
seb128rickspencer3, is that something you point or just a quick way to get urls?16:36
rickspencer3sort of16:36
rickspencer3actually, ivanka just pinged me and said she cares about these bugs16:37
rickspencer3so I want to discuss them in a public place16:37
* seb128 reads the first one16:37
rickspencer3hi ivanka16:37
rickspencer3:)16:37
ivankahi :)16:37
seb128I know the mute thing was discussed before, but mute == volume_016:37
rickspencer3seb128, so that is just a matter of what icon is in the theme?16:37
seb128well depends of what desktop part you speak about16:38
seb128the volume applet with consider volume 0 as muted16:38
* seb128 opens that bug too 16:38
seb128rickspencer3, #445479 ... I would say it's a xsplash bug no? we get gdm, xsplash, desktop16:38
seb128there is no gdm to desktop transition16:39
rickspencer3seb128, correct16:39
seb128it's gdm to xsplash and xsplash to desktop, or I don't understand the bug16:39
rickspencer3it could be xsplash, compiz, or x16:39
seb128bratsche, ^ any clue?16:39
seb128rickspencer3, I reassigned to xsplash it will be nearer than gdm16:40
rickspencer3it's not clear, perhaps xsplash is not loading for him?16:40
seb128the bug lacks detail to say16:40
ivankampt, mt ^16:40
seb128I would try to see if that happens to everybody to start16:40
seb128or if that's a one user thing16:40
bratschebug #44547916:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445479 in gdm "Login screen no longer fades to desktop" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44547916:41
rickspencer3wtf16:41
rickspencer3launchpad is acting very screwy for me16:42
* rickspencer3 tries to get more info on the bug again16:42
chrisccoulson1"I see the silent icon and I think I have to turn the volume up. Nothing happens." - that sounds like a gnome-media bug which is already fixed upstream, where the slider won't unmute the channel16:42
seb128rickspencer3, I did reassign to xsplash so if you try to make change on the bug your loaded while it was on gdm it will break16:42
chrisccoulson1unless i'm misunderstanding the statemement16:42
rickspencer3seb128, weird16:42
mat_trickspencer3: ivanka's having problems with Empathy, needs to reboot and will join your debate16:42
rickspencer3debate?16:42
seb128rickspencer3, not weird, launchpad has always been like that16:42
rickspencer3it seems like a "this bug has been changed while you were editing it, I am reloading with the changes" message would be nicer than strange server error16:43
rickspencer3I'll make this "needs info", and assign to mpt so we can get the skinny assap16:43
rickspencer3asap too16:43
seb128rickspencer3, thanks16:44
mat_trickspencer3: conversation? Discourse? Chat? ;)16:44
rickspencer3we are working on solving ivanka's problems16:44
seb128chrisccoulson1, it's sort of orthogonal, the gnome-media will make you not be able to move the slider16:44
seb128+bug16:44
mat_trickspencer3: yeah, exactly, that's why she wants to join :)16:45
mat_tok, I'm out of that one, only passing the message16:45
chrisccoulson1seb128 - that was what i interpreted the issue to be (although i havent read the whole bug yet)16:45
chrisccoulson1i'm probably wrong though ;)16:45
rickspencer3seb128, so I'm confused (as usual) -16:45
seb128ara, ^16:45
seb128ara, could you explain what your issue with mute is exactly?16:46
rickspencer3gnome panel no longer supports a separate mute icon?16:46
* rickspencer3 waits for ara16:46
chrisccoulson1yes, it has a separate mute icon16:46
* ara -> on the phone16:46
seb128rickspencer3, I've to check but I would not be surprised if when the volume was = 0 it would toggle mute on too16:46
seb128ie there is no way to get no volume unmuted16:46
rickspencer3I see16:47
dobeyseb128: i'll poke through that intltool bug you asked about last night, as soon as i can16:47
rickspencer3so seems that volume == 0 is using mute16:47
rickspencer3and that's baked into the upstream code?16:47
seb128I would have to check but I think the rational is that mute make sure you have no sound16:47
seb128on some card you might still hear sound with volume=016:47
chrisccoulson1seb128 / rickspencer3 - the intended behaviour is that when you adjust the slider to 0, the channel mutes and you see a mute icon. when you adjust the slider back above 0, it should automatically unmute - but this bit doesn't work yet16:47
chrisccoulson1however16:47
seb128so toggling mute on assure the system is no making sound16:47
rickspencer3on my computer, mute just sets volume = 016:47
rickspencer3so I can turn up the volume with the slider after muting16:48
chrisccoulson1the behaviour is different for sliders which show a mute button16:48
rickspencer3and it turns off mute automatically16:48
seb128right, that bit is fixed upstream now16:48
seb128there is a new tarball that TheMuso will probably package when he has time16:48
seb128he does gnome-media updates usually16:48
seb128(the tarball has been rolled some hours ago)16:49
rickspencer3seb128, is it possible that the whole issue is solved in that upstream release?16:49
seb128that bit = "don't unmute when moving the slider"16:49
rickspencer3oh16:49
rickspencer3hmm, seems like a feature, not a bug to me, but oh well16:49
seb128rickspencer3, no, the "slider is sticky on mute" is fixed16:49
seb128but again I'm not sure to understand what the confusion is16:50
seb128so I will wait for people to give us details16:50
rickspencer3I think the confusion is that having the volume turned all the way down, is not the same as muting16:50
rickspencer3so like on your tv, you can have the volum set to 20, and then you mute16:50
seb128how is it different?16:50
rickspencer3you see the little mute icon16:50
chrisccoulson1http://git.gnome.org/cgit/gnome-media/commit/?id=bda054815bcb92c9bb269c4f6c282a6238c6b059 has a good explanation of how the volume slider in the applet and the preferences should work16:50
rickspencer3when you unmute, it sets turns off the icon, and sets the volume back to 2016:51
rickspencer3so mute != (volume == 0)16:51
rickspencer3so I think the want:16:51
rickspencer31. user turns slider all the way down, show volume = 0 icon16:51
rickspencer32. user mutes, show mute icon16:51
seb128I think not doing 1. is a choice16:52
ivankaI wanted to say what rickspencer3 was saying but my messages were going nowhere16:52
seb128to make sure that you still don't have sound16:52
ivankait was like shouting in a hurricane16:52
seb128ie volume0 might still output something on some cards16:52
rickspencer3seb128, ok16:52
rickspencer3I think the issue with with #216:52
seb128wfm16:52
seb128eog /usr/share/icons/Humanity/status/24/stock_volume-mute.svg16:53
seb128seems similar to the icon I see when muting16:53
rickspencer3so the problem seems to be that there is no mute icon in the theme16:53
rickspencer3or rather, the mute icon is the same as the volume = 0 icon16:53
seb128stock_volume-mute.svg -> audio-volume-muted.svg16:53
ivankaso, if we sort that out like, now, can it get fixed?16:53
seb128ups, ignore that16:54
seb128not by me16:54
rickspencer3seb128, do they not need to add a stock_volume-mute.svg to the themes and release the themes?16:54
seb128I'm in no way an artist to draw an icon16:54
seb128rickspencer3, I think so16:54
rickspencer3ivanka, I believe the bug is the theme, not in the applet16:54
ivankarickspencer3: ok, so, we fix the theme and the fix goes in?16:55
rickspencer3ivanka, I'll help you after our call16:55
ivankathank you16:55
rickspencer3seb128, chrisccoulson1 thanks guts!!16:55
seb128you're welcome16:55
rickspencer3uh, thanks guys, even16:55
rickspencer3:)16:55
seb128rickspencer3, still not clear if the other bug is a every user issue or a one user one if you can get details16:56
seb128rickspencer3, the xsplash one16:56
chrisccoulson1no problem :)16:56
rickspencer3seb128, right, but that's on the dx team, I think16:56
ivankaseb128: we get it on a few different machines16:56
seb128ivanka, could you describe the issue? the bug says the transition gdm to desktop is buggy but there is no such transition, it should be gdm, xsplash, desktop loading16:56
seb128ivanka, you don't get xsplash? or you mean xsplash to desktop loading?16:57
mac_vrickspencer3: seb128 i just added a new volume 0 icons ,but thats doesnt solved the problem16:57
mac_vthat*16:57
seb128mac_v, right click and picking mute doesn't show the mute icon16:57
ivankaseb128: mac_v: just give me 2 minutes please16:58
araseb128, I am here again16:58
araseb128, do you need any other clarification?16:58
seb128ara, I'm not really sure what confuses you with the icon right now so if you could explain it quickly that would be nice16:58
pedro_bratsche, hola, have you seen bug 442666 ? is that an xsplash issue?16:59
ubottuLaunchpad bug 442666 in ubuntu "blink and logout sound before login" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44266616:59
araseb128, sure. turn the volume down until the bottom -> you see the muted icon -> right click and uncheck mute -> now, it is not muted (0 volume, but not muted) but we have the same exact icon17:00
seb128pedro_, that should be fixed in the current gdm17:00
seb128ara, ok, that's a theme issue apparently, there is no mute icon in humanity17:00
pedro_seb128, nice, will ask for confirmation there then, thanks17:00
araseb128, yes, there is17:00
araseb128, or I thought there was17:00
mac_vseb128: ara: i just added a new icon as ara and mpt_  described , but that doesnt solve the problem , the applet uses volume mute icon even for volume =017:01
seb128ara, it's a copy of the volume_0 one17:01
seb128I just tried with clearlooks theme it works fine there17:01
seb128ara, can you try with clearlooks?17:01
* ara tries17:01
seb128mac_v, the applet active mute when you move the slider to bottom17:01
seb128mac_v, is that your issue? right click and pick unmute and the icon change17:01
seb128I just tried with clearlooks, works as expected17:02
araseb128, I get the same thing with clearlooks17:02
seb128ok, so I move down I get the red cross icon17:03
seb128I right click and pick the mute option17:03
seb128the red crossing goes away17:03
araseb128, for me the red cross does not go away :-\17:03
seb128seems my slider was not to 0 bit a bit further up, I will try the gnome-media update17:04
mac_vara: seb128: pls see me last comment on the bug :( , its *was* probably a theme bug , but now surely an applet bug , the applet uses only volume mute icon for both volume mute and volume=017:10
seb128mac_v, right, a corner case issue I would say because it automute when you reach volume0 anyway17:11
seb128mac_v, it's not likely that anybody unmute to stay on volume 017:11
seb128mac_v, but I will have a look17:12
mac_vseb128: i agree  , volume mute=volume0 .. but still ;)17:12
mac_vanyways , i'v added the icon  , so its not humanity bug \o/17:12
davmor2Guys do you know that the icon in Applying changes in Update Manager shows a black terminal with a no entry sign in it?17:29
and471davmor2: that is the icon for a window that has no been set any icon, if you want you can fix it17:32
and471mpt_: did you see the design mockups for software center by MadsRH?17:33
mpt_and471, was this the gradient, or something else?17:33
and471mpt_: yeah the accordion thing17:34
mpt_and471, accordion thing? I don't think so17:34
and471mpt_: that is what it is called17:34
and471mpt_: bottom of SoftwareStore/Comments on the wiki17:34
mpt_ah17:35
mpt_iiiiiiinteresting17:35
mpt_Looks like it works fine with only five departments ;-)17:36
mpt_hey glatzor17:38
glatzorhey mpt_ !17:38
glatzormpt_, how are you?17:38
mpt_glatzor, very busy :-]17:39
mpt_glatzor, will you be at UDS (or did you apply for sponsorship)?17:39
dashuaAre users going to be able to install epiphany-gecko if they choose not to like the webkit version?17:41
dashuaAs now there are dependency issues.17:41
seb128dashua, no17:41
seb128dashua, if you want to use gecko you can as well use firefox17:41
dashuaseb128, Ok thx.17:41
glatzormpt_, I was already offered a sponsorship, but I cannot say anything before next week since I would have to take off from work17:44
mpt_ok17:44
pmatuliswhat's the password for user 'ubuntu' in a jaunty live session?17:47
seb128pmatulis, did you try ubuntu there?17:48
seb128pmatulis, or nothing17:49
pmatulisseb128: yeah17:49
seb128where do you want to enter it?17:49
pmatulisit's an academic question, i want to ssh to the session without changing the p/w17:49
seb128not sure there is one set17:49
pmatulisshadow shows an encrypted one17:49
seb128sudo just works and the gdm screen accept to just hit enter17:49
seb128you better ask on #ubuntu-devel about such questions17:50
pmatulisok17:50
seb128specify what you try to do too while asking there ;-)17:51
asachmm. today the playlist on last.fm in rhythmbox stays empty18:08
asacwas there an update wrt to rhytmbox or something?18:08
asacseems not18:09
asacassume its last.fm server problem then18:09
seb128pitti, still around?18:10
pittiseb128: o/18:11
pittigood night everyone, time for Taekwondo18:36
rickspencer3bye pitti18:36
chrisccoulsonseb128 - it's only the gtk theme and icon theme you want to change in GDM isn't it? (ie, do you think there'll be a need for changing the cursor theme or metacity theme)?18:45
seb128chrisccoulson, look to the current bzr18:45
seb128chrisccoulson, there is 3 themes to change and we will probably want to change a gpm key too if possible to not show the notification icon18:45
chrisccoulsonah, ok. thanks!18:47
chrisccoulsonchanging the gpm key would probably be another change though18:47
chrisccoulsonbut i can do the rest in g-s-d quite easily18:47
seb128ok, let's start with that18:47
* seb128 dinner bbl18:51
asaca NM contributor wonders if this is a bug 445674 any ideas?18:52
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445674 in gdm "gdm login displays 12 hour (AM/PM) clock -- I want a 24 hour clock" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44567418:52
* mac_v likes the bug title ;)18:56
* hggdh would rather use 24H times...18:57
djsiegelSo, when I open GNOME Terminal or xterm, bash won't take any input19:10
djsiegeland xterm or GT stops responding and I have to killall or xkill with alt-F219:10
dobeyasac: sounds like it might possibly be a bug to me. it should probably use whatever the system-wide LC_TIME is19:13
asacdobey: he has LC_TIME="en_US...."19:20
asacdobey: where would one configure to just use a different time?19:20
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asacshouldnt gdm and the clock applet use the same setting?19:20
dobeyasac: i don't know. i'm saying it should be uisng that already. if it isn't, i would say it's a bug :)19:23
asackk19:23
dobeyasac: and if there is a specific setting in the applet, it wouldn't affect gdm, no, as it's a per-user setting19:23
asacyes, thats too obvious :-P19:24
dobeyalthough if there's a clock applet in the gdm thing, i suppose there could be another setting for it, set somewhere and exposed to be settable by the user19:24
seb128asac: no, gdm is a system config and the user session an user one19:29
seb128asac: ie the login screen will have system default but any user can define different locales, keyboard layout, etc19:29
asacseb128: where does a user change system default?19:30
asacis it just determined by system locale?19:30
seb128asac: which ones? the locale and keyboard layout come from etc whatever the installer set which is not desktop specific19:30
asacor can user choose a different system date format?19:30
seb128the format comes from the locale usually19:31
seb128I don't think you can change it19:31
asacseb128: ok. so there is no way to change that through gnome UI atm?19:31
asacok19:31
seb128what is the issue you are trying to solve?19:31
asacbug 44567419:32
ubottuLaunchpad bug 445674 in gdm "gdm login displays 12 hour (AM/PM) clock -- I want a 24 hour clock" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44567419:32
asaci would have expected that there is a "Settings ..." at gdm level where one can change language at least19:32
asacor even better also select system time format etc.19:32
seb128asac: do you think it's an important bug to fix for karmic?19:34
seb128seems rather a minor cosmetic issue19:34
asacno. i just wanted to ask if its a bug19:34
asacor just a missing feature19:34
seb128it's a lack of option19:34
asacyeah19:34
asaci will set it to wishlist then19:35
seb128thanks19:35
seb128ok, I've to go, bbl19:35
dobeymac_v: oi. i really don't want to read all of that conversation :)19:46
mac_vdobey: ;) ... IMO , this seems unnecessarily breaking something and asking others to fix it elsewhere... but anyways :)19:48
* mac_v hopes someone is able to convince davidz 19:49
dobeymac_v: i don't think it actually broke anything19:50
dobeymac_v: but davidz is stuck on this whole "protocol is important" idea of his19:50
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dobeymac_v: and i think he's the only person that actually truly cares about whether a hard disk is sata, usb, or firewire19:50
mac_vdobey: previously the state of the drive was easily identifiable from the icon and now it is broken19:50
mac_vyeah and the ATA SCSI is really redundant :(19:51
mac_vdobey: i trully find it difficult to know if the drive is mounted or not and the new plokit prompting for every mount is adding fuel to fire :(19:52
dobeypolkit doesn't prompt for every mount19:52
mac_vdobey: it does ... here19:52
dobeyit doesn't prompt me when i want to mount flash cards for me19:52
mac_vdobey: i meant for internal partitions19:52
dobeyit prompts when i want to mount the ntfs partition for my win xp install on my desktop19:52
mac_vyup19:53
mac_vthose19:53
dobeybut i don't ever need to do that19:53
dobeythe one fat partition i do need to mount always, i set up to mount on boot anyway19:53
mac_vdobey: hehe , my xp and win7 partitions are storage areas ;) so i often use them19:53
dobeyso i don't get asked unless i want to unmount it, which i don't want to do, because i like being able to listen to my mp3s :)19:53
dobeymac_v: yeah, i have a partition for stuff like music/movies/photos, that i'd want to access from both OSes19:54
dobeybut i just have it always mounted :)19:54
mac_vdobey: ;) see... we are having to work around the problem created by this awesome new gvfs == broken ;)19:55
dobeyi'm not working around the problem19:55
mac_vwell it forces me to ;p19:55
dobeymy problem is i don't want to have to mount the drive every time i log in, so i can start my mp3 player without it emptying the library and putting everything in "missing files" instead19:56
mac_vdobey: rhythmbox?  yeah , that does that19:56
dobeyEACCESS isn't enough to cause a mount :)19:56
* mac_v reboots20:01
seb128mclasen, vuntz: do you know what gconf code is responsible to write default files from schemas?21:01
jonokenvandine, any more progress with Empathy?21:01
kenvandinefixed at least one crasher :)21:01
seb128mclasen, vuntz: ie GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:readwrite:directory gconftool-2 --direct --config-source /var/lib/gconf/defaults --makefile-install-rule21:01
kenvandinejono, haven't looked at the pulse/alsa/gst thing today21:01
jonokenvandine, I am getting a little worried about it, we are pretty close to release21:02
seb128what writes the %gconf... to directory21:02
jonokenvandine, ahhh21:02
jonokenvandine, who in the gstreamer camp were you working with?21:02
kenvandinenobody from gstreamer, but the farsight guy21:02
jonooh right21:02
jonoit might be a good idea to show the gst log to someone21:02
jonoin gstreamer21:02
jonoI know a bunch of gst folks who might be able to help21:03
djsiegelkenvandine: I have a really weird desktop bug21:05
djsiegelkenvandine: xterm and gnome-terminal won't accept any input21:05
djsiegelI see the bash prompt but I cannot type anything21:05
djsiegeland both xterm and gnome-terminal freeze if I try to close them21:05
mclasenseb128: the markup backend code ?21:05
seb128mclasen, ok thanks21:06
seb128mclasen, are you sure that your patch is working fine? I tried it and still have issue21:06
seb128mclasen, GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:readwrite:directory gconftool-2 --direct --config-source /var/lib/gconf/defaults --makefile-install-rule schemas drop the gettext attribute for all keys not in the schemas being registered21:07
seb128ups wrong line21:07
seb128GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:readwrite:directory gconftool-2 --makefile-install-rule schemas21:07
seb128mclasen, can you grep for gettext_domain in /etc/gconf/...21:08
seb128just to see if you have the same problem21:08
seb128?21:08
mclasenseb128: tons of matches like /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.defaults/%gconf-tree.xml:<entry name="cache_ttl" mtime="1254887063" type="schema" stype="int" owner="seahorse" gettext_domain="seahorse-plugins">21:09
seb128mclasen, ok thanks, I don't know what is going on there21:10
seb128$ grep gettext /var/lib/gconf/defaults/* | wc -l21:10
seb128282921:10
seb128$ sudo GCONF_CONFIG_SOURCE=xml:readwrite:/var/lib/gconf/defaults gconftool-2 --direct --config-source /var/lib/gconf/defaults --makefile-install-rule /usr/share/gconf/schemas/gnome-screenshot.schemas21:11
seb128$ grep gettext /var/lib/gconf/defaults/* | wc -l21:11
seb128621:11
seb128mclasen, ^ that's what happens there21:11
mclasenseb128: actually, now that you mention it21:15
mclasenI see only matches for seahorse-plugins21:15
mclasenso I see probably the same thing21:15
seb128mclasen, ok thanks, I'm not crazy ;-)21:15
mclasenrewriting that file drops pre-existing gettext_domain attributes, maybe ?21:15
seb128yes it does apparently21:15
seb128that's why I'm looking at what code rewrite it21:16
mclasennot nice, but easy to overlook in local testing...21:16
seb128right, pitti did overlook it too while testing21:16
seb128mclasen, ok, the issue seems in parse_value_element(), gettext_domain value is get in a dummy variable and not used21:20
seb128mclasen, I will have an update patch and add it to bugzilla21:20
mclasencool, thanks21:20
dobeymac_v: btw, gnome 2.26 used gvfs too, but it wasn't using polkit or devicekit, i think21:28
dobeymac_v: hal vs. devicekit-disks might have something to do with the icons21:29
chrisccoulsonyes, devicekit-disks and g-d-u both have something to do with the icons21:29
mac_vdobey: yeah  ,think so.. it worked for me untill i did a fresh install of karmic ... now i wonder why i did that :/21:29
chrisccoulsonAmaranth - you're running NVIDIA aren't you?21:30
Amaranthchrisccoulson: my only nvidia machine fails with compiz in some way I can't figure out21:33
Amaranthchrisccoulson: or did you want me to test something else? :)21:33
chrisccoulsonah, ok. i was going to ask you if you experienced any slow-ness returning from screensaver21:33
chrisccoulsonwhen i return from the screensaver, all the animations are really jerky, like someone poured treacle in to my machine ;)21:34
AmaranthJust for a second or so or from then on?21:34
chrisccoulsonit's like that until i restart it21:35
Amaranthhrm21:35
chrisccoulsonalthough, it behaved wierd yesterday even after restarting compiz - i had to restart the machine in the end21:35
Amaranthwhich means.... well, you know21:35
chrisccoulsoni should take a large heavy object and hit my nvidia card with it? ;)21:37
AmaranthPlease :)21:37
AmaranthI'm not too happy with ati/radeon right now either tbh21:37
Amaranthglxinfo claims the max texture size is 2048 so compiz starts but it's apparently only 1024 now21:37
chrisccoulsonit seems all drivers are having issues:(21:38
AmaranthThis is turning out to be a bad release for graphics21:40
Amaranthexcept for intel21:40
Amaranthalthough that's just because intel in jaunty was horrible21:40
chrisccoulsonyeah, i hear a lot of people say that ;)21:40
AmaranthIn jaunty it worked great but was _slow_21:41
AmaranthIn karmic is has a few gotchas but it's fast again :)21:41
Amaranths/is/it/21:41
dobeymy intel cards are slow no matter what version of ubuntu i run21:43
dobeymy nvidia is fast, but compiz hates me apparently21:43
AmaranthNever did get any info from you about that21:44
dobeynever finished updating21:44
dobey30K/s is not fun21:44
dobeylet's see if it's faster today21:45
dobeywould appear not :(21:47
chrisccoulsonseb128 - what sets the metacity theme?21:52
seb128chrisccoulson, you mean?21:52
chrisccoulson(it doesn't appear to be anything to do with g-s-d)21:52
dobeychrisccoulson: it's just a gconf key, there's no xsetting for it21:53
seb128not sure, the wm could be doing it21:53
chrisccoulsondobey - thanks21:53
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, that seems likely21:53
dobeychrisccoulson: and i think gnome-window-decorator reads the same key21:53
chrisccoulsonit really is a pain to give the GDM user a different set of defaults to every other user on the system21:54
Amaranthgtk-window-decorator does, yes :)21:54
asacseb128: did you ever use system connections in NM?21:58
seb128asac: what are those? connection set before you start an user session?21:58
asaci mean in your day to day work21:58
asacseb128: yes21:58
asaccheckbox: "available to all users"21:59
asacin the connection editor21:59
seb128wth22:00
seb128why do the nm icon start spinning when I open the connection manager?22:00
asacseb128: coincident ;)22:01
asac(i hope)22:01
seb128asac: nm is all buggy, wireless disconnected when I open the manager22:01
seb128no, I did it 3 times now22:01
asacseb128: can you run ls /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/ ?22:02
asacdo you get anything22:02
asacseb128: ok. you are the second user telling me that22:03
asacthe other user had the same "ignore" issue for ip6 in the past22:03
asacnot saying thats related22:03
asacbut thats why i ask ;) about the system connections as we are trying to understand that22:03
seb128_bah22:04
seb128_dunno if you get the previous comment22:04
asacseb128: just "bah"22:04
seb128_the manager also says that I didn't connect for a year to the access point I'm using now22:04
asacseb128: that sounds like a system-connection22:04
asacseb128: please edit it22:05
seb128_I think it's again a case of it not liking stock vendor names22:05
seb128_which one?22:05
seb128_I've 3 with the same name in the list22:05
asacurgh22:05
asacseb128: run the ls command please ;)22:05
asacls /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/22:05
seb128_$ ls /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/22:06
seb128_Auto NETGEAR22:06
asacis that the name you are using?22:06
seb128_yes22:07
asacok22:07
asacseb128: if you say "no, it did it 3 times now" ... are you saying your wireless connected 3 times in a row?22:07
asacor just third time you noticed this?22:08
seb128_no, it just reconnect every time I open the manager22:08
seb128_ie the icon start spinning as soon as I right click and pick edit connection22:08
asackk22:08
seb128_I did close and reopen the manager several times22:09
seb128_it happens every single try22:09
asacseb128: ok thanks a lot. last question: i assume you are up to date, right?22:10
chrisccoulsonseb128 - did you manage to have a look at the gnome-python-extras change?22:10
seb128_asac: "uptodate" from some hours ago22:10
asackk22:11
seb128_asac: nm* are uptodate22:11
asacseb128_: and you probably rebooted and all?22:18
asac(the it reconects on edit is really strange)22:18
seb128_asac: yes22:18
asaconly other person that told me something like that was a person that had the same ip6 bug you had long ago ... really feels connected22:21
asaclet me ponder more bugmail on this22:21
kenvandineseb128_, can you sponsor bug 43521622:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 435216 in libindicate "empathy crashed with SIGSEGV in g_closure_invoke()" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43521622:33
seb128_kenvandine, sure22:33
kenvandinethat should fix most or all of the indicator related crashers22:33
kenvandinei need to weed through all the bug reports to make sure22:34
kenvandineit definately fixes that bug, which has been bad22:34
* kenvandine runs out for a bit22:38
rickspencer3kenvandine, hi, I'm still seeing U1 twice in the menus22:44
rickspencer3was I supposed to do something to get this fixed?22:44
jonokenvandine, around?23:06
Uraeusyo23:06
jonokenvandine, rickspencer3 I was just speaking to Uraeus who is part of the GStreamer team: I worked with him a lot when I was hacking on Jokosher23:06
rickspencer3yes, and?23:06
jonoto see if the gst guys can help identify the problem with Empathy A/V calls23:06
rickspencer3he is going to fix your box?23:06
jonohehe23:07
Uraeusis it true that anyone visiting this channel will get a clay jono with a chia beard?23:07
jonoUraeus has asked if someone could email them the list of bugs that apply, and kenvandine may want to send him the logs I sent over too23:07
* jono smacks Uraeus 23:07
Uraeushey, it was the only reason I joined :)23:07
Laneybah23:08
Laneyempathy keeps signing back into msn after I signed in elsewhere23:08
jonokenvandine, can you do this?23:09
jonoI was thinking if Uraeus could ask the gst guys to look through the gst logs, this could really help23:09
Uraeussend anything you got to christian.schaller@collabora.co.uk23:12
jonothanks Uraeus, it seems kenvandine is afk23:13
jonoUraeus, I will ask if he can send the content over, we really appreciate if wim or jan or someone could take a look23:13
Uraeusjono: hmm, well when it doesn't work for you and nobody hear what you are saying on VoIP, is your beard stuck in the microphone?23:14
jonoUraeus, hah, not quite :)23:14
chrisccoulsonAmaranth - my slow-down after screensaver issue seems to be related to the blur plugin23:14
Amaranthchrisccoulson: not surprising23:15
chrisccoulsonat least i haven't reproduced it since i disabled it23:15
chrisccoulsoncould be coincendence though ;)23:15
Amaranthchrisccoulson: that super efficient fragment program seems to trigger lots of weird stuff23:15
chrisccoulsoni liked the blur plugin:(23:15
Amaranthuntil karmic if you enabled it on intel it'd throw you into software rendering23:15
chrisccoulsonthats funny actually - it felt just like i was in software rendering23:16
Amaranthtoo many variables or the stack is too big or some such thing23:16
Amaranthyay, nvidia has the same bug now23:16
chrisccoulsonlol23:16
chrisccoulsonnvidia has lots of bugs ;)23:16
AmaranthHmm, whoever designed the spec process for Ubuntu must read joelonsoftware23:18
chrisccoulsonthere's lots of pro-nvidia groups on facebook, but i can't find any groups that would suit someone like me23:18
asachttp://paste.ubuntu.com/288160/23:25
asacNeed to get 299MB of archives. After unpacking 537MB will be freed.23:25
asacwhat did we remove?23:25
asac537MB?23:26
asacthat means it removes twice as much as it downloads :/23:26
asacjust with upgrades23:26
asacthats scary23:26
chrisccoulsonasac - bug 44470323:28
ubottuLaunchpad bug 444703 in grub "package grub 0.97-29ubuntu57 failed to install" [Critical,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44470323:28
chrisccoulsona previous grub update took up lots of space i think23:29
asacyeah23:29
asacfound that ;)23:29
chrisccoulsonheh23:29
asacnice bug :-P23:29
chrisccoulsonyeah, it is ;)23:29
chrisccoulsoni never noticed it, but then i've got nearly 1TB of space23:29
asachehe23:29
asacfun23:29
* asac neither23:29
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TheMusoasac: What libcanberra commit is needed for bug 438463?23:43
ubottuLaunchpad bug 438463 in libcanberra "Epiphany fails to start with a "drawable is not a pixmap or window" error" [Undecided,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/43846323:43
asacTheMuso: http://git.0pointer.de/?p=libcanberra.git;a=commit;h=ed6f221e617537b1901211d41c0bd8018739e81423:44
asacTheMuso: comment #1423:44
TheMusoasac: oh ok23:45
asacTheMuso: i talked to ephy developer a few days ago and he said that lennart had a patch for this23:46
asacso it matches what i expected :)23:46
asacwhich i think is a good sign :)23:46
TheMusoasac: Right the latest commit in libcanberra. Will pull it and upload it today.23:47
asac__TheMuso: what do you think about the power_save_controller issue? makes sense to disable that in alsa conf until we have it fixed like daniel said?23:55
asac__bug 44054023:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 440540 in alsa-driver "Lenovo X61 - regular sound clicking with power_save_controller=Y" [High,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44054023:55
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asacbryce: did you also uploade -intel?23:59
TheMusoasac: I am thinking the same thing.23:59
asacthe mail thread read a bit like you are holding back because of FFe for that?23:59

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