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JanChello, all, does somebody know if there is a known issue with single clicks sometimes being registered as double clicks, and at other times double clicks _not_ being recognized as such?00:53
JanC(mouse butten clicks)00:53
JanCbutton00:53
brycedid you look in launchpad?01:17
JanCnot (really) yet, was just wondering if it's a well-known bug01:21
JanCat first sight I can't find anything, but not sure what to search for  :-/01:27
JanChttps://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-mouse/+bug/365300 sounds similar01:29
ubottuError: Could not parse data returned by Launchpad: The read operation timed out (https://launchpad.net/bugs/365300/+text)01:30
JanCit's like some events are eaten, and others are duplicated, or whatever01:31
JanCmaybe I should also try with a wired mouse, but this didn't happen before karmic01:32
JanCand https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/339256 & https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/33300501:33
ubottuLaunchpad bug 339256 in ubuntu "Double mouse click every time I single click" [Undecided,Incomplete]01:33
JanCand https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/32512701:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 325127 in ubuntu "Ubuntu 8.10 Logitech LX7 Cordless Optical USB Mouse issues with single clicks being double clicks, multiple clicks for action etc." [Undecided,New]01:35
JanCand https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/27559001:35
ubottuLaunchpad bug 275590 in xserver-xorg-input-evdev "Sometimes single clicks register as double-clicks" [Undecided,Confirmed]01:35
JanCbryce: seems like I'm not the only one with similar problems, although some have it for a much longer time01:36
JanCof course the main problem with this seems to be that it's not reproducible in any controlled way  :-(01:49
hyperairdoes anybody know what happened to xorg-driver-fglrx?08:22
hyperairoh wait nevermind08:24
ScottKWhat is the modern equivalent of dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?  My laptop X locked up last night and won't start now.14:00
hyperairi believe it's rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf ;-)14:03
ScottKI'll see if I have one of those now.  Last I looked I didn't14:03
hyperairi don't think dpkg-reconfigure touches anything else other than xorg.conf14:04
ScottKYeah, that's the problem.14:04
hyperairunless you're meaning you want a xorg.conf?14:04
ScottKIt used to actually work for reconfiguring X.  Now it's mostly a no-op14:04
hyperairi remember there was an option to tell X to dump the xorg.conf14:05
tjaaltonit doesn't call dexconf anymore14:05
hyperairthen you can hand edit it?14:05
ScottKI have no xorg.conf (just looked)14:05
tjaaltonit worked before the lockup?14:06
ScottKYep14:06
ScottKI had it freeze once before, but that time restarting the system resolved it.14:06
ScottKNow it fails to start entirely14:06
tjaaltondo you have a logfile?14:06
ScottKI'd like to get this troubleshot enough to where I can report a good bug.14:07
ScottKYes.  Which do you want?14:07
tjaaltonthe one when it froze14:07
tjaaltonor both, actually14:07
ScottKYou mean Xorg.0.log?14:07
tjaaltonyes14:08
ScottKOK14:08
ScottKI'll pastebin it in a moment (I have network, but no X on the box in question)14:08
ScottKtjaalton: http://pastebin.com/f4bcfe87d/14:09
ScottKtjaalton: Sorry, withtout the trailing "/"14:10
tjaaltonScottK: which one is this?14:10
ScottKThe most recent14:11
tjaaltonso you don't get a login screen? the log looks fine14:11
ScottKI don't.  I just get a black screen14:12
tjaaltonthere was a new intel uploaded yesterday, maybe downgrading it would help?14:13
ScottKHere's a point.  startx works.  kdm doesn't.14:13
tjaaltonah14:13
ScottKJust tried that14:14
tjaaltonafter the final line there should be the config/hal stuff14:14
ScottKhttp://pastebin.com/f3c2575d7 is now that I've logged in.14:20
ScottKAnd then once I got into KDE via startx, the next regular boot works.14:25
tjaaltonhuh14:25
ScottKYeah14:25
ScottKSo something got screwed and a successful login cleared it.14:26
ScottKIn the future, if X just freezes, what's the most important thing to try and capture?14:26
tjaaltonif you can login via ssh, get a backtrace14:26
tjaaltonhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Backtracing14:27
ScottKThis particular system I have very little luck ssh'ing into, but I'll try.  thanks.14:27
tjaaltonif you can't switch the vt, then there's little you can do on just that system14:28
tjaaltons/on/with/14:28
ScottKOK.  I did try that and was unable to.14:28
tjaaltonmaybe the gpu was wedged, there's intel-gpu-tools which might help to get a dump14:30
tjaaltonbut that'd need sshd running AIUI14:30
ScottKOK.  I'll install that so I'm more ready for next time.14:30
rickspencer3bryce, are you online yet?16:24
brycerickspencer3, yes17:15
brycejust did AMD call17:15
rickspencer3bryce, so ... mesa 7.618:05
rickspencer3what are we going to do?18:05
brycewell, I guess I can put it in a PPA so as people find they need it we have something they can upgrade to18:14
rickspencer3bryce, I thought the current plan was to roll it out asap18:15
rickspencer3with a plan to roll back if needed18:15
rickspencer3and a set of criteria to trigger the roll back deciscin18:16
brycehang on, I've not read all the emails in the thread yet18:17
brycehuh, ok18:20
brycerickspencer3, there is a debian package of it, so we just need to merge it with ubuntu changes18:23
rickspencer3bryce, ok, the roll back plan will be key18:24
rickspencer3talking to marjo atm18:24
tjaaltonthread?18:52
brycetjaalton, was offlist; wasn't looking likely when I went to bed, but it seems alberto, rick, and asac worked out an acceptable compromise for us18:55
tjaaltoncool18:55
tjaaltonI think it's a no-brainer ;)18:56
rickspencer3bryce, could you please answer pitti's second question for me?19:00
rickspencer3<quote>19:00
rickspencer3My other concern is that there doesn't seem to be a final 2.6.019:00
rickspencer3package, just a 2.6.1+gitsomething. If we upgrade to that, then we19:00
rickspencer3have the very same problem again: a git snapshot instead of a stable19:00
rickspencer3release. But if there's a tested 2.6.0 somewhere, let's get that19:00
rickspencer3uploaded (it was pre-approved in LP #420803 anyway).19:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 420803 in xserver-xorg-video-ati "FFe for updating -ati/mesa/libdrm git snapshots until their individual releases" [Wishlist,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42080319:00
rickspencer3</quote>19:00
rickspencer3or tjaalton, or anybody ;)19:01
bryceI've got the debian package and am just checking through our recent cherrypicks to see what can be dropped19:15
tjaaltonrickspencer3: if it's mesa he's referring to, we'd have a snapshot of the stable branch, not master19:27
rickspencer3thanks tjaalton19:27
rickspencer3I think bryce is packaging 2.6.0 for upload atm19:28
tjaalton7.6 was branched after it was released19:28
brycetjaalton, specifically, I'm merging from Debian's 7.6-1 package19:29
tjaaltonok19:29
tjaaltonthere's only one new bug that I saw from the debian bugtracker that we might not yet have. it's freedesktop bug 2413119:29
ubottuFreedesktop bug 24131 in Drivers/DRI/Radeon "radeon_bo_legacy.c:207: legacy_is_pending: Assertion `bo_legacy->is_pending <= bo->cref' failed" [Major,New] http://bugzilla.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2413119:29
jcristauheh, i was going to say that19:30
tjaalton:)19:30
jcristaualso maybe #55001119:30
jcristauthose are the two mesa bugs reported since 7.6 was uploaded to sid, afaik19:31
tjaaltonbryce: are you doing libdrm as well?19:32
brycetjaalton, after mesa19:32
brycetjaalton, or feel free to tackle it yourself if you have some time19:32
* tjaalton shows puppy-eyes to the wife19:33
tjaaltonno response, so I have some time ;)19:34
jcristauhah, looks like i prepared 2.4.14 a while ago, but never pushed/uploaded19:35
tjaaltonnice19:36
jcristauah, now i remember, i stopped because libpthread-stubs in sid is broken19:38
jcristauoh well19:38
tjaaltonstill is?19:39
jcristauyeah.  shouldn't affect libdrm other than adding a bogus dependency on it, though, so i'll go ahead19:40
* rickspencer3 visualized tjaalton pulling a pair of bloody eyeballs out of his pocket and showing them to his wife19:41
rickspencer3close to Halloween I guess 19:41
tjaalton<g>19:42
jcristauthere, done19:42
tjaaltonI've got "contacts" made of a split table tennis ball, they look rather nice19:43
tjaaltonbryce: mesa itself doesn't need the new libdrm, but it's a prereq for intel 2.9 ;)19:45
tjaaltonor at least recommended19:45
tjaaltonas part of the Q32k9 release19:45
ilPisanohi, to use radeon KMS in karmic i only need to add the radeon.modeset=1 thing? (i have a r400)20:18
brycetjaalton, right20:21
bryceilPisano, it's kind of buggy but yeah20:21
ilPisanoand with KMS i will get DRI2? atm in my xorg.0.log (without KMS) i have "(II) AIGLX: Screen 0 is not DRI2 capable"20:22
ilPisanois normal?20:22
tormodilPisano, no that is not normal, for ati KMS = DRI220:29
ilPisanoi got that with no kms option, if i enable kms i should not see that error message?20:30
tormodilPisano, right20:30
ilPisanoty, will try :920:30
ilPisano:920:30
tormodilPisano, sorry I did not see you wrote "without kms"20:30
ilPisano:)20:30
tjaaltonhrm, how easy it would be to merge libdrm if the changes since 2.4.12-1u1 were done in git..20:34
tormodtjaalton, merging with Debian?20:35
tjaaltontormod: yes20:35
tjaalton.14-1 was pushed 1h ago20:36
tormodtjaalton, aha20:36
tormodI was just about to make one for x-updates, I'll wait a bit then :)20:36
tormods/x-updates/xorg-edgers20:37
tjaaltonhuh, 2.4.12+git20090801.45078630-0ubuntu1 was a mess20:38
tormodtjaalton, so you are gonna get a new libdrm through in karmic?20:38
tjaaltonbased on 2.4.9-2ubuntu120:38
jcristausounds like fun20:38
tjaaltontormod: we were discussing it before you joined20:38
tormodlet me browse the log then20:39
tjaaltonwe'll see what comes from this20:39
tjaaltonjcristau: bad sarvatt :)20:40
brycetormod, we reached a compromise last night to get mesa 7.6, etc. in; we need to have a good plan to roll back the changes if there are serious issues20:40
tjaaltonbryce: what's "etc", intel 2.9 too?20:40
tormodtjaalton, why do look at 2.4.12+etc when there is 2.4.13-1ubuntu1?20:40
tjaaltontormod: I need to track the changed done between 2.4.12-1u1 and nwo20:41
tjaalton*now20:41
tjaalton*changes20:41
tjaaltondamn20:41
tjaaltonsticky kbd20:41
brycetjaalton, indeed, since it is mostly a bug fix release I got a go ahead on it; but we should do it on a different day from mesa so it'll be easier for testers to bisect if there are problems.20:42
tormodbryce, sounds good, where was this discussed?20:42
tjaaltonbryce: was xserver discussed?20:42
brycetormod, unfortunately it was all off list20:43
brycetjaalton, yes I got an ok on that too :-)20:44
tjaaltonmeh, I'll bypass 2.4.12+git200909... and just look at what's in .13-1u120:44
jcristaudebian #548045 is a (ums) regression in 2.9, fwiw20:44
ubottuDebian bug 548045 in xserver-xorg-video-intel "video-intel: [945GM] DVI monitor not detected" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/54804520:44
tjaaltonbryce: nice20:44
tjaaltonwho cares about ums anyway ;)20:44
brycetormod, yeah I put in a complaint about how these decisions were reached, without involving us X folk, but we decided to separate the issue of how this all was decided, from making the correct decisions.  The former needs sorted out better, but the latter is the immediate focus.20:45
tormodbryce, sounds good!20:46
tjaaltonindeed it does20:46
tjaaltonperhaps we could put a mesa 7.6-branch snapshot on a ppa right away, so if people report issues with 7.6 they could try it out immediately20:47
tjaaltonI see some memleak fixes there20:48
brycetjaalton, I've a copy of the package I'm working on at https://edge.launchpad.net/~bryceharrington/+archive/ppa/+packages20:48
tormodreading the log, what package is "2.6.0" ?20:48
brycetjaalton, code and patches are all sorted, just need to fill out the changelog20:48
tjaaltontormod: a typo, I think20:49
brycetormod, that should be 7.6.020:49
tormodtjaalton, x-updates?20:49
tjaaltontormod: makes sense20:49
brycex-updates == xorg-edgers20:49
tormodtjaalton, you missed my e-mails on ubuntu-x ?20:49
tjaaltonlooks like it :)20:49
tormodI put mesa 7.6 into x-updates long time ago20:49
tormodmany people have been testing iy20:49
tormodbryce, x-updates != xorg-edgers20:50
tormodxorg-edgers has 7.720:50
tjaaltonright, but a snapshot of the branch, ie. what will become 7.6.120:50
tormodtjaalton, it has20:50
tjaaltonah ok20:50
tjaaltongood20:50
tormodI updated it every day from before the RC120:51
tormodI had planned to make a new snapshot today20:51
tjaaltonmaybe I should merge libdrm in the morning when feeling more awake20:51
tjaaltonI'll update my laptop to it20:52
tormodbut was thinking of doing a libdrm first, but I'll hold that off until you've finished the merge :)20:52
tjaaltonor, maybe via 7.6-1u1 first20:52
tormodis 7.6-1 out?20:52
tjaaltonfor a week now20:53
tormoddebian is alive again \o/20:53
jcristauwhen was it not?20:53
tjaaltonright :)20:53
brycetjaalton, waiting til the morning is a good call20:54
rickspencer3bryce, how's it going?21:12
bryceI stuck a preliminary version in my ppa to check that it builds - https://edge.launchpad.net/~bryceharrington/+archive/ppa/+packages21:15
bryceI've built it successfully locally21:15
bryceI want to fill in the changelog a bit more before uploading it21:16
rickspencer3ok21:16
rickspencer3seems that Steve has some quite valid concerns regarding intil 2.9.021:16
rickspencer3-intel, that is21:16
rickspencer3ah, I see you replied21:17
rickspencer3apw, thoughts on -intel 2.9.0?21:17
rickspencer3bryce, I'll install from your ppa21:20
rickspencer3oops21:21
rickspencer3still buidling21:21
tormodrickspencer3, just want to inform you that many people have been running mesa 7.6 packages from the x-updates PPA with luck21:22
rickspencer3tormod, thanks21:23
rickspencer3that is understood, and why we are considering it a fairly safe bet21:23
rickspencer3the main problem is that we have limited time to complete the feedback loop on a wide set of machines21:23
rickspencer3and if we want to update -intel as well, we are certainly complicating matters21:23
tormodrickspencer3, yes it should have been pushed in earlier. but I am pretty confident it fixes a lot more than it would break21:24
rickspencer3tormod, understood21:24
rickspencer3we are trying to do the right thing21:25
tormodsounds like a good plan21:25
rickspencer3updating -intel as well is giving me some heart ache21:25
brycetormod, offhand do you know of bug report#'s which will be solved with mesa 7.6?21:25
jcristauiirc intel 2.8.1 was pretty solid, compared to earlier releases?21:26
Duke`hello, could someone test the following thing for me please: http://pastebin.com/m13b90154 ? I'm tracking a strange performance regression21:26
tormodlp bugs? no I haven't looked much for it. but there are comments many places where people have been trying out xorg-edgers and say it's better - although that's mesa trunk21:27
tormodthe scary part about intel is if kernel patches are needed21:28
rickspencer3tormod, I don't think we'll be doing it if it requires kernel patches21:28
rickspencer3perhaps we should send a summary of these changes to ubuntu-devel list21:28
rickspencer3allow some discussion21:28
jcristautormod: well it should run just fine on 2.6.31.221:28
tormodI am not saying that 2.9.0 requires kernel patches21:29
rickspencer3(and include qa and roll back planning)21:29
tormodjust that many -intel bugs might need kernel patches (whether we ship with an old snapshot or with the 7.6 release)21:29
rickspencer3ah21:29
rickspencer3right21:29
tormodI think intel 2.9 is mostly bug fixes from 2.8. it's not the whole reorganisation we saw in earlier releases21:30
jcristau2.10 will be the 'no more ums' release21:31
Duke`what is UMS?21:33
rickspencer3tormod, if I install this:21:33
rickspencer3https://edge.launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa/+sourcepub/756325/+listing-archive-extra21:33
rickspencer3will I get the intended version of -intel?21:33
tormodrickspencer3, you should install the libdrm from the same ppa21:33
rickspencer3so the changes are:21:34
rickspencer31. mesa 7.621:34
rickspencer32. libdrm21:34
rickspencer33. -intel21:34
rickspencer3If I install that now, i will have what will be in Karmic on Friday?21:34
tormodrickspencer3, all the packages in the xorg-edgers ppa kind of depend on each other, so you better take them all21:34
rickspencer3oh?21:34
tormodrickspencer3, note that xorg-edgers has mesa 7.7 (that's the edge)21:35
tormodrickspencer3, you probably want to try mesa from x-updates ppa21:35
rickspencer3tormod, I just want to set up my computer so it has the exact bits being proposed21:35
rickspencer3ah21:36
tormodrickspencer3, get mesa 7.6 from x-updates and -intel 2.9.0 from drivers-only21:36
rickspencer3tormod, so I don't need a libdrm as well?21:36
rickspencer3just the mesa and -intel from x updates?21:36
tormodrickspencer3, no not for x-updates, it is built against the karmic libdrm21:36
tormod-intel from "drivers-only" ppa (also no new dependencies)21:37
rickspencer3(sorry to be dense, but I want to be crystal clear)21:37
rickspencer3oh21:37
rickspencer3so, there is no proposal to update karmic's libdrm from what is currently in karmic?21:37
tormodrickspencer3, ideally you build: libdrm -> mesa -> xserver -> ddx21:38
rickspencer3so could you educate me on how this is going to go down for karmic?21:38
rickspencer3as it seems that what is proposed is just a surgical replacement of mesa, and another replacement of -intel21:39
tormodrickspencer3, there is I think. you _can_ take libdrm 2.4.14 from xorg-edgers, mesa from x-updates and -intel from drivers-only21:39
rickspencer3when the new mesa goes in, that causes a rebuild of the other components?21:39
tormodthis will give you pretty much what we anticipate for karmic21:39
rickspencer3what's the "pretty much" factor?21:40
rickspencer3modula future patches for bug fixes?21:40
tormodrickspencer3, no, you don't really need to rebuild xserver and dds after mesa updates, unless major rework has been done21:40
tormodpretty much = if some features in the mesa build checks for features in the installed libdrm, these will not be taken in in these ppas21:41
rickspencer3I think I'll wait until stuff gets uploaded as normal21:41
tormodsame for ddx, some features are built depending on the installed libdrm, hence the ideal build order21:41
rickspencer3I think I'll spend so much time having you guys explain everything to me, that my testing will be of no hel21:42
rickspencer3but, it's good to understand a little better what's going on21:42
bryceok I think the mesa 7.6 package is good to go now21:42
tormodrickspencer3, it's just adding the xorg-edgers ppa, install libdrm, remove xorg-edgers, add x-updates and card drivers and update21:43
brycerickspencer3, ok uploaded.21:43
rickspencer3sweet21:43
bryceyeah this stuff can all get complicated21:43
tormodbryce, great21:43
rickspencer3so dist-upgrade in a few hours, and we've got new mesa21:43
brycein our situation right now, we're a bit lucky in that none of these pieces interdepend on each other or on anything else (like the kernel) that we don't have21:44
rickspencer3tomorrow, same thing with -intel, I suppose21:44
bryceright21:44
rickspencer3wasn't their a third piece to update?21:44
tormodrickspencer3, it will be much less dramatic than say, replace init after feature freeze ;)21:44
rickspencer3tormod, please, don't go there21:44
rickspencer3:)21:45
* rickspencer3 clutches chest21:45
brycelibdrm and xorg-server are also in scope to do, those are both quite minor and just bug fix releases21:45
rickspencer3tormod, we are quite worried because of our experience in Jaunty21:45
bryce"in scope as options to do"21:45
rickspencer3bryce, ack21:45
rickspencer3do you need freeze exceptions for those?21:45
tormodrickspencer3, jaunty shipped with -intel 2.5 instead of the released 2.6 IIRC21:46
brycedunno, but I'll go ahead and file FFes for them anyway21:46
rickspencer3tormod, right, I don't think the situations are comparible21:46
bryceI think they should be quite straightforward, but any extra public review cannot hurt21:46
tormodand for everything else than -intel, jaunty was a great step forward21:47
rickspencer3so I was just referring to the emotions, not the logic of the situation21:47
tormodthe -intel guys were open about things going backwards a bit for a while, and it did. the situation now is different for sure21:49
tormodrickspencer3, we have so few ubuntu X resources so we have to play well with upstream. but now I going into that longer discussion, let's focus on karmic now :)21:50
rickspencer3hehe21:50
rickspencer3I think the right things are happening now21:51
brycerickspencer3, shall I put a note about mesa 7.6 to ubuntu-devel, or do you want to do that?21:51
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rickspencer3bryce, could you please21:51
tormodkarmic just got a lot more karma :)21:51
rickspencer3bryce, you may want to mention *as planned*21:51
rickspencer3*occording to our previous plan*21:51
rickspencer3*as scheduled*21:51
rickspencer3etc...21:51
rickspencer3;)21:52
brycealright, on it21:52
rickspencer3hehe21:53
tormodI have heard about only one regression on 7.6 (https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-x/2009-September/000631.html) and it got fixed today22:00
tormod(just after I made the new x-updates snapshot, of course)22:03
bryceHrm.22:51
bryce Rejected:22:51
bryce mesa_7.6-1ubuntu1.dsc: Version older than that in the archive. 7.6-1ubuntu1 <=22:51
bryce 7.6.0~git20090817.7c422387-0ubuntu822:51
jcristaui guess you get to rename it to 7.6.0-1u122:52
bryceyep22:54
tormodbryce, maybe you want to cherrypick the above bug fix before you reupload :)23:00
brycetoo late23:05
brycebut you're right23:06
tormodwait till the new libdrm anyway, so it builds in order :)23:12
bryceok23:12
jcristaudoesn't matter, really23:12
tormodI guess not, in this case23:13
jbarneshow do I disable services at boot in the brave new world of native upstart scripts?23:19
jbarnesthe services applet seems to have disappeared23:19
NgI've seen suggestions to rename the /etc/init/foo.conf to foo.conf.disabled, but I'm not sure how Correct that is23:23
jbarnesI'll try it23:25
jbarneswanted to be able to start it later possibly23:25
rickspencer3hi jbarnes23:29
jbarnesrickspencer3: hi23:29
bryce <alanc> that's not a bug, it's rendering in Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness month 8-)23:44
rickspencer3jbarnes, I checked in #ubuntu-devel for you23:47
rickspencer3indeed, you are kind of on your own, adding and removing files from /etc/init I am afraid23:47
jbarnesoh well23:48
jbarnesrickspencer3: thanks23:48
rickspencer3jbarnes, sorry, I will log a bug for you23:48
rickspencer3essentially, the applet will need to be ported23:48
jbarnesrickspencer3: btw did you see the X release process changes we discussed at XDC?23:49
* jbarnes digs up a link23:49
jbarneshttp://www.x.org/wiki/XServer23:49
rickspencer3jbarnes, I did see a reference, but haven't had time to look closely23:49
jbarnesbryce, rickspencer3 ^^23:49
* rickspencer3 reads23:49
jbarnesif it works people could start thinking about moving things around23:49
jbarnesmight be good to have kernel release, then X, then gnome, then distros23:50
rickspencer3jbarnes, is there somewhere in there that I could help?23:50
jbarnesmaybe, I haven't looked at the latest page23:50
jbarnesI'd ping peter & xorg-devel23:51
jbarnespeter hutterer that is23:51
rickspencer3I'm not excatly made of free time, but I think we could spare some PM-type resources23:51
rickspencer3nice to see that they RM lined up23:52
rickspencer3that is great23:52
jbarnesyeah23:52
jbarneswe'll see if it sticks23:52
rickspencer3well, I'll see if I can pick up a couple hours of busy work from it23:53
rickspencer3free up the engineers23:53
jbarnescool23:53
jbarnesbug herding and nagging would both be big helps I think23:53
rickspencer3yeah23:53
rickspencer3"those who can't do, nag"23:54
* rickspencer3 feels hair get a bit pointier23:54
jbarneshaha23:55
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