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[08:49] <hyperair> do brightness keys work for intel users here?
[08:49] <hyperair> in karmic i mean
[08:50] <hyperair> it seems the relevant acpi events aren't being fired.
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[11:23] <Duke`> hum latest mesa from xorg-edgers makes my session crash at login and take me back at gdm prompt.
[12:00] <albert23> Duke`: are you sure it is mesa? I have just fixed a crasher in -intel that did the same
[12:01] <Duke`> wait, I check which .debs I have reverted
[12:01] <Duke`> I have only mesa packages
[12:02] <Duke`> no intel package (except the DRI driver for intel in mesa)
[12:03] <albert23> What graphics do you have?
[12:03] <Duke`> i945
[12:03] <Duke`> I don't know what exactly is broken
[12:03] <Duke`> I don't see anything in Xorg.0.log
[12:03] <Duke`> .old
[12:04] <Duke`> and with KMS, I don't know if X server has segfaulted and restarted completly (no screen flickering)
[12:07] <albert23> I would say going back to gdm means X crashed
[12:07] <albert23> so you use -intel from karmic, not from the ppa?
[12:09] <Duke`> -intel from ppa
[12:09] <Duke`> but I haven't got any upgrade for it for days
[12:10] <Duke`> october 17th the last one
[12:10] <Duke`> and I'm on jaunty
[12:10] <albert23> The ppa version has the crash
[12:11] <Duke`> since when have you experienced the crash?
[12:11] <albert23> No, jaunty shouldn't have the crash I had
[12:12] <Duke`> ok
[12:34] <marcosRz> hello there
[12:34] <marcosRz> I've read the X protocol and I'm with some doubs :3
[12:35] <marcosRz> *questions
[12:35] <marcosRz>  X server will be run on the User OS and it draws screens and send the result to the client app that requested the screen?