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rickspencer3is jabber down for anyone else?00:12
chrisccoulsonwow, people reporting lucid bugs already00:14
chrisccoulsonalmost like they are surprised that things don't work properly00:15
robert_ancellDoes anyone here have the seahorse-agent crash problem from bug 429322?00:17
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429322 in seahorse-plugins "seahorse-agent assert failure: ERROR:iop-profiles.c:606:IOP_generate_profiles: assertion failed: (obj && (obj->profile_list == NULL) && obj->orb)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42932200:17
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell - i've not experienced that00:18
chrisccoulsonwhat conditions seem to trigger it?00:18
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, I haven't worked out what causes it - I've never seen it myself and the backtrace isn't giving me many clues00:19
robert_ancellIt seems reasonably common though00:19
chrisccoulsonheh, yeah, i just noticed the gazillion duplicates there00:20
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell - i've never seen the crash because i don't have seahorse-plugins installed ;)00:23
chrisccoulsonlol00:23
chrisccoulsoni've installed it and re-enabled apport now ;)00:24
rickspencer3msg ArneGoetje hi00:33
rickspencer3heh00:33
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albasheersaudio or video file is played only after 10 sec  in ubuntu 9.1007:53
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pittiGood morning08:21
pittibryce: are they at least tagged in any way, so that you could ignore them?08:22
baptistemmhello08:29
chrisccoulsonhello everyone08:55
seb128good morning there08:58
chrisccoulsongood morning seb12808:59
seb128hey chrisccoulson08:59
seb128how are you?08:59
chrisccoulsonnot good this morning. my car has died!08:59
chrisccoulsonso i'm stuck at home, which isn't all bad i suppose ;)08:59
chrisccoulsonhow are you?08:59
seb128I should stop autostarting my IRC in the morning it jumps everytime when connecting to wireless08:59
seb128I'm good thanks08:59
seb128what happened to your car?09:00
pittihey seb12809:00
chrisccoulsonthe auxilliary belt just snapped, but it has caused the timing belt to jump as well09:00
seb128hello pitti09:00
chrisccoulsonwhich is not good :(09:00
pittichrisccoulson: uh, good luck!09:00
chrisccoulsonheh, thanks pitti09:00
pittifor that matter, I need to repair the bike of my wife; back in ~45 mins or so09:01
* pitti yawns09:01
pittispent until 1:30 am to unbreak udev09:01
chrisccoulsoni'm having it recovered from my house in the nnext hhour or so, but i think it is the end for my car ;)09:01
seb128pitti, starting to repair things just after breakfast, brave of you ;-)09:01
pittiheh09:01
pittiudev, bikes, it's all the same09:01
seb128pitti, you managed to fix the udev fd leak issue?09:01
pittiseb128: yep09:01
seb128you rock09:02
pittiwell, fixing an fd leak is dead simple09:02
pittifinding it is the challenge :)09:02
* seb128 things chrisccoulson and pitti are in a who rock the most competition09:02
seb128tackling bugs every night09:02
pittiyou forgot the magical seb128!09:02
* seb128 hugs pitti09:02
* pitti hugs seb12809:02
* pitti &09:02
seb128123 bug emails from the night, not to bad, I can be done with that before 11 I think09:02
chrisccoulson123 is not too bad09:03
chrisccoulsonyou can relax a bit more this morning ;)09:03
chrisccoulsonright, bbl. got to go and take jo's car now to fetch all of the things i need from my car09:05
mac_vhmm , anyone know if  <albasheers> is a member of the desktop team or any other team? he drops by often and mentions something is not working09:07
seb128mac_v, I've read the nickname but he's not a known active member there09:13
mac_vah , then he might just have been looking for help here ... need to point him the #ubuntu09:14
pittire09:53
seb128wb pitti09:55
seb128bug inbox 0 \o/09:58
* seb128 does some sru sponsoring now09:58
pittiyou rock09:59
seb128pitti, that or I just spend too much time reading bug emails ;-)09:59
seb128well I've been better at spending less time on that this cycle09:59
seb128but I like to know where we stand after a stable and before starting a new cycle too10:00
pittiI hope I can spend more time on reading bugs in the lucid cycle10:00
seb128brb10:02
mac_v>>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/03/karmic_koala_frustration/   :(10:10
chrisccoulsonright, time for me to go to work now10:11
seb128re10:13
seb128karmic tages ages to boot there :-(10:13
mvomac_v: that is indeed pretty negative :/10:15
pittia friend of mine ranted as well already10:15
seb128mvo, what? review?10:17
seb128pitti, about?10:17
mvoseb128: the link that mac_v posted10:17
andreasnseb128: I was blown away by how fast karmic booted on my dell machine10:17
seb128mvo, I just rebooted so didn't get it10:17
seb128andreasn, ssd drive?10:17
pittiseb128: pulseaudio, policykit behaviour, and docking station handling primarily10:18
mac_vseb128: >>> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2009/11/03/karmic_koala_frustration/10:18
andreasnseb128: not sure, how do I check that?10:19
seb128andreasn, you would probably know if you had one10:19
GerardTHi10:20
seb128hum, why does they say karmic install 2.6.28?10:21
mac_vFWIW , hardware sucks... for my hardware Karmic was so much better than Jaunty ... I'v been using Karmic since alpha2 and for me , apart for the occasional crashes, it was more stable than Jaunty final and worked even better... I guess that alpha testers who had problems  , reported the issues and the bugs were fixed... I guess it might be just that we dont have a widespread alpha tester base :(10:21
GerardTI'm using Karmic and I have installed the PPA version of empathy, Can one get cam from another MSN user even if you don't have a cam installed on your side? (This works on MSN Live)10:21
seb128GerardT, try #telepathy10:22
GerardTthanks10:22
andreasnseb128: so yeah, I think it's just a regular disk. I feel every release boots faster and faster (although this was the first time I installed ubuntu on that machine)10:22
GerardTwill do10:22
seb128GerardT, we are not working on the ppa version10:22
seb128pitti, mvo: karmic has lot of issues but this article is a crap one10:22
seb128not sure where they got the linux version used wrong10:23
GerardTseb128: I installed the PPA because MSN vid call is disabled :D10:23
seb128and what sort of issue upgrades get10:23
seb128GerardT, it's disabled for a reason, it's early code and lack stability10:23
GerardTaah10:24
GerardTthe Telepathy page didn't mention that :D10:24
GerardTTired of running XP in a VM just for Vid conferencing, I was hoping Telepathy fixed that.10:25
GerardTThanks for the help seb12810:25
seb128you're welcome10:25
mac_vseb128: you need to comment on the page or contact the author about the mistakes , in the article, this article is bad PR :(10:25
seb128GerardT, well it might work for you it's worth testing10:25
seb128mac_v, right, unfortunate but you will always have different press stories anyway10:26
GerardTI tried with a friend and the call never came through but I don't have cam, so it might be the code needs a cam on both sides of the connection10:26
* seb128 wonders if somebody read my ubuntu-desktop email or care10:26
seb128I feel I waster an hour writing it yesterday10:26
seb128I feel I waster an hour writing it yesterday10:26
seb128ups10:26
mac_vseb128: was that mail a call for early testers? i was a bit confused10:27
seb128mac_v, not really no10:27
mac_vah ,ok10:27
mvoseb128: it is10:28
seb128it was rather a call to organize efforts on quality10:28
mvoseb128: that is a bug in grub apparently, there was a discussion about this the other day10:28
seb128mvo, it is what? one hour wasted? ;-)10:28
mvoseb128: its a crap article10:28
seb128mvo, oh :-(10:28
seb128you will always find somebody who got unlucky with some hardware10:29
seb128I expect we got similar reviews about intel in jaunty10:29
seb128pitti, what was wrong with the murrine update?10:30
pittiseb128: see bug; it adds a patch to series which wasn't included in the diff10:30
seb128gni?10:30
GerardTVery impressed with Karmic btw.10:30
seb128GerardT, thanks ;-)10:30
seb128pitti, oh right, thanks for spotting it10:31
seb128pitti, reuploaded10:33
seb128pitti, that's me who sucked and tried to clean the config.guess and config.sub from the debdiff10:34
seb128I overlooked the other changes while cleaning10:34
GerardTI don't know what changed in the sound drivers but the volume is WAY better in Karmic than Jaunty10:35
pittiseb128: np; thanks10:36
seb128pitti, oh, you sponsored robert_ancell's rhythmbox change too, thanks10:36
seb128hey again chrisccoulson10:40
seb128chrisccoulson, I sponsored your gnome-desktop sru10:40
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks10:40
chrisccoulsonpitti - how did you track down the udev issue?10:43
chrisccoulsonthat's quite a non-obvious issue ;)10:43
pittichrisccoulson: I did some IRC/ssh debugging on huat's machine; first we noticed that it works when restarting udedv (i. e. when "sudo stop udev"/"udevd --debug" -> heisenbug)10:44
pittichrisccoulson: so I straced the udevd after boot, found that it threw millions of "too many open files" errors, looked at /proc/pid/fd/ and saw that it kept > 1000 dirs open to /dev/.udev/db/links/10:45
seb128pitti, just curious but why retracers keep crashing?10:45
seb128pitti, do you want me to help on cleaning and restarting those?10:45
chrisccoulsonpitti - that's good work though. it's quite a tricky issue to track down10:45
pittichrisccoulson: then I noticed that I got the issue as well when doing an udev trigger on my usb stick10:46
pittichrisccoulson: then the fun bit was to stare at strace and the code long enough to find out where the leak happened :)10:46
pittiseb128: I just restarted them a couple of times, but they keep crashing with "bad gateway" and 403 erros10:46
pittihaven't looked into that yet, sorry10:46
seb128pitti, I was not asking you to have a look I was rather asking if you want me to do the clean and restart game for a while10:47
seb128so it's not always you10:47
pittiseb128: that would be nice10:47
seb128ok, will do10:47
pittibut I think there's an underlying bug10:47
seb128right, but meanwhile let's keep them going this way10:47
pittiseb128: it might be worth checkign if it always crashes on the same bug10:47
seb128until we look at the issue10:47
pittiif not, we could just keep restarting them10:47
pittiif it's the same bug, perhaps just untag it for now10:47
seb128ok, I will keep an eye on what happens10:48
pittimerci!10:48
seb128you're welcome10:48
* pitti syncs some utopia love to lucid10:49
chrisccoulsonooh, i didn't realise the toolchain was uploaded already10:57
chrisccoulsonwhen are we starting the gnome 2.29.1 updates? ;)10:57
chrisccoulsonpitti - do you think that gnome bug 600488 is worth a SRU? (I haven't reported the issue on LP yet though)10:58
ubottuGnome bug 600488 in general "Totem is leaking session inhibitors" [Major,Resolved: fixed] http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60048810:58
seb128chrisccoulson, wait for somebody to complain maybe and batch with other changes?10:59
seb128ie we can wait maybe to fix some extra issues11:00
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, maybe. i'll have a look and see if there are any other gnome-screensaver issues too11:00
hyperairafter rebooting over 10 times and checking my uptime directly after the desktop has settled, i've made one observation -- sreadahead is crap that doesn't do anything >_>11:00
seb128chrisccoulson, oh it's gnome-screensaver11:00
seb128chrisccoulson, go for it11:00
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks. i'll prepare the update for that later11:01
chrisccoulsonyeah, i initially thought the bug was totem, but i didn't realise that gnome-screensaver is meant to clear up these inhibitors too. it is that bit which currently doesn't work11:01
seb128chrisccoulson, did you figure why it's breaking on normal closing for you?11:03
Nghyperair: try ureadahead from the ubuntu-boot ppa :)11:03
pittichrisccoulson: hm, doesn't sound like a terribly critical issue to me, but go ahead if you think it's important; I tend to agree to seb128 to bundle it with other fixes, though11:03
hyperairNg: yet another Xreadahead?!11:03
hyperairNg: what's new in this one?11:04
Nghyperair: it has even more Keybuk magic (I have no idea ;)11:04
chrisccoulsonseb128 - no, i'm not sure about that. do you see any warnings related to inhibiting when you run totem from the terminal?11:04
hyperairNg: and i'm willing to give anything a go if it'll decrease my bootup time (currently 2m-2m30s)11:04
seb128chrisccoulson1, no11:16
andreasnmpt: do you have slides from your Interface Bloopers talk available somewhere?11:29
mptandreasn, just uploaded it to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MatthewPaulThomas?action=AttachFile&do=view&target=Bloopers.pdf11:30
andreasnI saw a book the other day called GUI Bloopers, know if it's any good?11:31
mptandreasn, I read it many years ago, and I really don't remember11:41
andreasnI'll see if I can get it from the library instead of buying it11:42
apacheloggerfta: pling pling11:46
chrisccoulson1kenvandine - is your xchat-gnome indicator work publicly available anywhere?11:49
ftaapachelogger, plong plong11:55
apacheloggerfta: yo, is there something wrong with the chromium dailies?11:56
ftasuch as?11:56
apacheloggerfta: not producing any dailies11:56
ftahm, let me check11:57
apacheloggerfta: some dude keeps complaining that it is broken for 5 days now11:57
ftaapachelogger, i fixed it yesterday, but apparently, there's a new problem11:58
apacheloggerI see11:59
ftaapachelogger, *sigh* another -Werror FTBFS. I'll poke upstream (i don't want to carry too many patches in my dailies)12:00
apacheloggerfta: ok, thanks :)12:00
chrisccoulson1pitti - speaking of rolling gnome-screensaver updates all together - i've also been looking at bug 428884 with siretart12:00
ubottuLaunchpad bug 428884 in gnome-screensaver "gnome-screensaver --poke functionality does no longer inhibit screen blanking" [Unknown,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42888412:00
chrisccoulson1i'm not sure what is acceptable for a SRU, but it seems that the only way to reset the IDLETIME counter is to use something like XTestFakeKeyPress, which is what other software already does too12:01
ftaapachelogger, it's funny people are complaining to you and not to me12:01
seb128fta, don't use -Werror in daily builds? ;-)12:03
seb128fta, don't use -Werror in daily builds? ;-)12:03
seb128ups12:03
* seb128 kicks touchpad12:03
* seb128 kicks touchpad12:04
* seb128 kicks touchpad12:04
seb128we should have a way to turn it off for people using the other pointing device12:04
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apacheloggerfta: generally complaining to the kubuntu team ;)12:05
chrisccoulson1seb128 - didn't there used to be a way to switch it off?12:05
chrisccoulson1some other users would like that functionality back too12:05
seb128chrisccoulson1, not in karmic12:05
chrisccoulson1you could switch it off in jaunty though couldn't you?12:06
Ngyeah it used to be possible12:07
TheMuso`seb128: Is bonob et al going away in lucid? If not, I am actually enclined to stick with bonob for a11y for lucid.12:07
ftaseb128, upstream uses it, it prefer to stick with it and report errors on the flow. i'm trying to convince google to include karmic in their official build farm (they have hardy and jaunty already but gcc4.4 has shown hundreds of new problems)12:07
TheMuso`bonobo12:07
kenvandinechrisccoulson1, yup12:13
kenvandinehttps://launchpad.net/xchat-gnome-indicator12:13
chrisccoulson1kenvandine - thanks :)12:13
kenvandinechrisccoulson1, just pushed it last night :)12:13
kenvandineplease test12:13
chrisccoulson1i will have a play around with that later12:14
kenvandineyou need my patched xchat-gnome though, there was an xchat feature that hadn't been implemented in xchat-gnome yet that i needed12:14
mac_vkenvandine: is gwibber supposed to show "new message" in the indicator? [it currently doesnt for me]12:14
seb128TheMuso`, no12:14
kenvandinemac_v, only replies12:14
mac_voh , ok12:14
seb128TheMuso`, there is at least gnome-panel using it12:14
chrisccoulson1kenvandine - is there a branch for your patched xchat-gnome too?12:14
seb128TheMuso`, gconf too12:15
kenvandinechrisccoulson1, https://launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/+archive/xchat-gnome12:15
kenvandineit is waiting to be built in my ppa12:15
chrisccoulson1excellent, thanks:)12:15
kenvandinebbiab12:15
ftakenvandine, does it work with the regular xchat?12:17
pittiseb128: seems that the retracer is making progress; I just remove the locks again, so that it can catch up12:44
seb128pitti, thanks, sorry I was away for lunch and didn't get to look at those before12:49
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kenvandinefta, it does13:24
kenvandinebut, it needs to be installed in a different rid13:24
kenvandines/rid/dir13:24
kenvandinei should make that a build option13:24
kenvandinefta, you can just build it locally and load .libs/indicator.so13:25
ftakenvandine, maybe i should just give xchat-gnome another try..13:32
ftain fact, i already have notifications from xchat.. not sure where they come from though13:33
* kenvandine is now puzzled why local builds of xchat-gnome create xchat-gnome-common but it isn't in the ppa13:34
kenvandineoh... it's arch indep13:36
seb128kenvandine, should be built anyway no?13:37
seb128pitti, retracers crashed again I will restart them from now and look at issues13:40
Amaranthmvo: I updated the compiz no_wrapper branch to include a max texture size check, should have every feature of the shell script that is still useful now13:45
kenvandineseb128_, it will be13:45
kenvandinethe i386 build is stuck13:45
seb128_ah ok13:45
kenvandineest start in 14h13:45
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kenvandinesubmitted 7 hours ago13:46
seb128the ppa builds can get slow when buildders are loaded13:46
kenvandineseb128, you should try out that plugin :)13:46
Amaranththis max texture size check is more accurate too since we've already setup the GL environment like we need it and compiz has two ways it can handle textures that each have their own max size13:46
seb128will do13:46
kenvandineit does require a patch to xchat-gnome, just to implement the GUI FOCUS command13:46
* kenvandine goes to submit that upstream now13:46
* Amaranth wonders when he will be able to upload compiz stuff13:46
albasheers10 sec audio delay  when i start playing any audio in karmic koala13:47
seb128albasheers, try launchpad to submit bugs13:52
albasheersok13:52
seb128you probably want to open the bug on pulseaudio there13:52
chrisccoulsonheh, the karmic-proposed testers are an enthusiastic bunch13:55
chrisccoulson3 thumbs up in a couple of hours versus no comments for a hardy-proposed update thats been sat around since friday13:55
pittiyeah13:55
pittibut not surprising13:55
mvoAmaranth: nice, thanks13:56
* pitti copies to lucid13:56
chrisccoulsonit's good that users participate in the SRU process13:56
kenvandineseb128, btw that xchat-gnome plugin suffers from the same focus problem as empathy and pidgin when raised from the indicator13:58
* kenvandine is annoyed13:58
seb128kenvandine, it's disappointing that the dxteam washes hand and consider the issue not their issue when the user experience is so poor there14:00
kenvandineyeah, there needs to be a generic way of fixing this14:01
kenvandinewe shouldn't need to go into each app and force it14:01
kenvandinelike i really don't want to have to patch xchat-gnome to make it force focus14:01
chrisccoulsondoes anyone understand why this behaviour occurs?14:03
chrisccoulsoni find it really annoying too14:04
AmaranthWhat is happening?14:04
AmaranthOh, right, focus stealing prevention14:04
mvoheh :) Amaranth has a highlight on focus -  I'm sure :P14:04
chrisccoulsonAmaranth - yes, specifically with apps launched from the indicator14:04
chrisccoulsonfocus focus focus :P14:04
AmaranthRight, because the WM sees you clicking on the indicator thing14:05
AmaranthSo you need to have the app that is trying to get focus have a timestamp that comes after this click14:06
chrisccoulsonyeah, that's what i was wondering14:06
Amaranthiirc I told this to someone before...14:06
AmaranthBut it would involve changing code in each app that has an indicator plugin14:06
AmaranthI can't think of any other way to do it14:06
mac_vkenvandine: is xchat-gnome is similar to xchat? or any features are missing from it?14:07
kenvandinesome features missing14:07
Amaranthmac_v: ban lists :/14:07
kenvandinebut nothing important :)14:07
Amaranthha14:07
kenvandineimho14:07
* kenvandine has never found a need for ban lists14:07
* Amaranth puts his Op Team hat on14:07
Amaranthban lists are very important14:07
kenvandinemac_v, i estimate it is about 60% of the xchat features, enough for average users14:08
kenvandineand it has a much better UI :)14:08
mac_voh... i *never* tried xchat-gnome  ,since folks kept telling that is had problems , ubt since kenvandine is getting the indicator plugin , I'm tempted :)14:08
kenvandineproblems?14:08
mac_vbut*14:08
chrisccoulsoni only just started using xchat-gnome14:09
* kenvandine has been using it for years, love it :)14:09
chrisccoulsoni used empathy for IRC before, so xchat-gnome is a big step up14:09
mac_vkenvandine: i dont know what problems , but that was probably near hardy or earlier... i dont eve remember :)14:09
kenvandinechrisccoulson, hehe...14:09
AmaranthI've been using xchat-gnome since it first made it into Ubuntu but I still miss ban lists14:10
AmaranthThere has been a menu item for them this whole time too, it's just grayed out14:10
AmaranthOh, xchat-gnome also falls over when you type "ma<tab>" and more than one nick matches14:10
seb128Amaranth, those are an admin feature though14:10
mac_vkenvandine: ... so if i install xchat-gnome most of the settings from xchat [~/.xchat] will be used?14:10
mac_v~/.xchat2 rather14:11
mac_v!test14:15
ubottuyes, I'm alive.14:15
pitti!suicide14:16
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about suicide14:16
mac_v!helping humans14:17
ubottuSorry, I don't know anything about helping humans14:17
kenvandinemac_v, yes, it uses all the xchat settings14:18
mac_vawesome...  /me migrates14:19
mac_vkenvandine: thanks :)14:19
kenvandinewoot14:21
kenvandinemac_v, you should grab my source and build it locally :)14:21
kenvandinei added an un-implemented feature that is needed for the indicator plugin14:22
kenvandinehttps://launchpad.net/~ken-vandine/+archive/xchat-gnome/+packages14:22
kenvandinefor the xchat-gnome sources14:22
kenvandineand lp:~ken-vandine/xchat-gnome-indicator/packaging14:22
kenvandinefor the plugin sources14:22
kenvandineand just build them both locally for now14:23
* chrisccoulson needs to think about what to work on in lucid14:24
mac_voh...14:24
mac_vkenvandine: ok cool , I'll do that then in a bit :) ...14:25
mac_vthanks again :)14:25
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* ccheney` is on a really slow wifi link in orvieto15:26
ccheney`grr link is so slow i can't even sort my email15:32
* ccheney` bbl15:36
mvoccheney`: hm, have you seen the issues around bug #450569 ?15:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 450569 in update-manager "package openoffice.org-emailmerge 1:3.0.1-9ubuntu3.1 failed to install/upgrade: " [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/45056915:36
mac_vseb128: the increasing trend of users are not subscribing to bugs is after the new version of launchpad landed... there is no "subscribe to bug" near the comment section... shouldnt we alteast subscribe the users by default?15:36
mac_vor should this be discussed with bdmurray?15:37
seb128I think subscribe when commenting should be the default yes15:37
mvoseb128: could I have your opinion on bug #469399 ? is there any harm in just removing a a icon-theme.cache file if its already there?15:41
ubottuLaunchpad bug 469399 in update-manager "Could not install 'gnome-accessibility-themes' & 'gnome-themes-more'" [Undecided,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46939915:41
seb128mvo, no, it's just a cache the gtk-update-icon-cache call will do a new one15:43
seb128mvo, weird error though15:43
seb128"gtk-update-icon-cache: Failed to open file /usr/share/icons/Amaranth/.icon-theme.cache : File exists"15:43
seb128could be that the case got corrupted or something15:43
* Amaranth hates that theme15:44
seb128lol15:44
seb128mvo, I think .icon-theme.cache is a temp file though, which could means the cache update fails for this theme15:44
mac_vAmaranth: been hiding a secret theme, eh? ;)15:46
hggdhseb128: good morning, debdiff (karmic) for bug 460050 is attached to the bug15:47
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460050 in evolution "Pressing Enter or Tab in a new memo line (in memo list) exits Evolution" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46005015:47
mvoseb128: hm, ok. so its either a corrupted file or a bug in the theme and a misleading error message?15:47
* mvo looks at the source of gtk-update-icon-cache15:48
mvois it just me or is epiphany in karmic crashing a lot?15:53
seb128hggdh, thanks15:53
seb128mvo, right15:53
seb128mvo, I think the file starting with a . is a temp file not the cache so the cache update probably failed for a reason there15:53
seb128mvo, the reason could be that there is something in this theme making the cache update command unhappy15:54
seb128or a one time bug on the user side15:54
seb128mvo, dunno about epiphany I use firefox now15:54
seb128I would not be surprised they use webkit now and it didn't stabilize yet15:54
seb128ie still new code compared to the gecko version15:54
hggdhseb128: a question: on bug 460710 we now have tasks for Lucid. What am I supposed to do there?15:55
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460710 in gtk2-engines-murrine "Evolution hangs when double-clicking on attachment" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46071015:55
hggdhand sorry for bothering you :-)15:55
mvoseb128: I don't use it much, but it crashes for me after ~5 min usually15:55
Amaranthhggdh: well for an SRU you usually want to get the fix into lucid first15:55
Amaranthor at least I was always told to do so15:55
Amaranthand lucid is open now...15:55
hggdhoh15:56
hggdhso should I debuild -S -sa or -S -si?15:57
mac_vmvo: that bug hggdh just pasted is related to the progress bar... [maybe the same is affecting synaptic too]15:57
* mvo looks15:58
seb128hggdh, nothing for lucid, pitti will pocket copy binaries15:58
hggdhseb128: thank you15:58
seb128theorically fixes should land in lucid first if we have changes there15:59
seb128but when the version is the same in karmic and lucid we just copy things15:59
Amaranthah15:59
Amaranththis I did not know :)16:00
Amaranththen again I've only ever done SRUs after debian import started16:00
Amaranthand I've only done two, I think :)16:00
hggdhAmaranth: I wish I just did not know *this*, but the depth of my ignorance is astounding16:00
Amaranthhggdh: It's ok, I just read way too much16:01
AmaranthSo I can tell you a little bit about how a lot of things work16:01
rickspencer3desktop team meeting in 1 minute!16:29
* ArneGoetje waves16:30
* pedro_ waves16:30
seb128_re16:31
rickspencer3https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Meeting/2009-11-0316:31
seb128_internet disconnected and I didn't notice16:31
pittio/16:31
seb128_or rather ip changed and I didn't notice16:31
rickspencer3asac is on holiday16:31
seb128_pitti, I guess you didn't get my "not you too!"? ;-)16:31
rickspencer3bryce, ccheney`16:31
seb128_pitti, about quilt in g-d-u16:31
pittiseb128_: erm, no?16:31
seb128_oh right meeting is one hour earlier16:31
rickspencer3kenvandine,  Riddell tkamppeter16:32
pittiseb128_: pkg-utopia standard, sorry; but we don't actually have gdu patches16:32
* kenvandine waves16:32
seb128_pitti, just noticed that you add quilt use to g-d-u so I added a "not you too!" comment ;-)16:32
seb128_pitti, yeah, just joking16:32
rickspencer3shall we start?16:32
pittilet's16:32
rickspencer3there are two agenda items16:33
rickspencer31. review goals16:33
rickspencer32. blueprints/UDS16:33
rickspencer31 is quick16:33
rickspencer3review goals are "due" by today16:33
rickspencer3that means objectives plugged into the web site16:33
rickspencer3# If you can't get them in by today, let me know and shoot for eow16:33
rickspencer3# If you don't have goals, no problems. Just think about what you want to write about yourself in your review, and make some goals that will make that review easier to write16:34
rickspencer3we can talk if you are stuck16:34
rickspencer3please be patient with the system16:34
pittierm, those are goals for the _last_ cycle, wasn't it?16:34
rickspencer3pitti, yes16:34
pittii. e. should just be copy&paste16:34
rickspencer3sorry, let me back up16:34
pittieveryone should have their goals in the old system already?16:34
rickspencer3pitti, some do, some don't16:34
kenvandinepitti, not all of us did it last time :)16:35
pittikenvandine: ah, sorry :)16:35
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rickspencer3so the HR team sent a mail asking people to out their current goals into the new web site16:35
rickspencer3we don't have to worry about 2010 goals for a few weeks16:35
tkamppeterhi16:35
rickspencer3so if you've got 'em, copy and paste16:35
rickspencer3if not, see above16:35
rickspencer3don't overanalyze16:35
rickspencer3the HR team is working very hard to get a new system up and running for us16:35
rickspencer3they are very aware of the limitations, etc... and they are working hard to shake out the remaining issues16:36
rickspencer3so I ask everyone to be patient with the new system16:36
rickspencer3Riddell, ccheney` if you haven't been to the site and don't know where it is, etc... let me know and I'll help you out in PM16:36
Riddellhmm?  I did mine yesterday16:37
rickspencer3that's #1, unless there are questions, I'd like to turn the mic over to pitti16:37
rickspencer3Riddell, ok, I'll check it out and follow up with you in PM if necessary16:37
rickspencer3bryce, ^16:38
rickspencer3ok, pitti?16:38
pittilast week's action was for everyone to spend some thoughts about your own goals for lucid16:38
pittiwe have two weeks to UDS, and Rick and I want to start setting up and scheduling blueprints16:38
pittiso (1) I'm curious about what you want to do in lucid, and (2) what to talk about at UDS16:39
pittiso I propose we go round and let everyone speak16:39
pittiI'll start16:39
pittigoals:16:39
pitti- Continue halsectomy: move suspend quirks from hal-info to pm-utils, and play with the existing patch to un-hal-ify X.org; goal: no hal installed by default16:39
pitti- make desktop startup faster16:39
pitti- fix lots of bugs, and more of those16:39
pittiso from those, I would like to have those blueprints:16:39
pittisuspend-quirks-halsectomy, xorg-halsectomy, compiz-speedup, nautilus-speedup, panel-speedup16:39
pitti(the first two probably won't need discussion, just as a tool for tracking progress)16:40
pittiso, let's just start from the top of the meeting list16:40
pittirickspencer3: ?16:40
rickspencer3I put a list on the meeting page ...16:41
pittirickspencer3: right, I meant your _personal_ goals16:41
pittiquickly and some such?16:41
pitti(let's talk about the stuff from other teams etc. later)16:41
rickspencer3right, I was going to say16:41
rickspencer3pitti, I'm not sure what you're asking for16:41
rickspencer3oh, my personal goals16:42
rickspencer3gotcha, sorry16:42
pittirickspencer3: like, do you plan something like quickly for lucid? improvements/new projects/etc.?16:42
rickspencer3they are already in the wiki ;)16:42
rickspencer3# Quickly ubuntu-project template enhancements, new templates16:42
rickspencer3# Quickly itself enhancements16:42
pittithanks; those map to blueprints pretty well, I guess16:42
rickspencer3yes16:43
pittiArneGoetje: ?16:43
ArneGoetje- continue karmic improvements, what has been left over16:43
ArneGoetjefor language-selector16:43
ArneGoetje- improve wordlist handling for Chinese in IBus if possible16:43
rickspencer3ArneGoetje, Riddell - shall we discuss Rosetta + Kubuntu in a blueprint?16:44
ArneGoetje- improve fontconfig settings and default font selection for the desktop16:44
ArneGoetjerickspencer3, Riddell: what needs to be done there?16:45
pittiArneGoetje: did you already get some feedback about the ibus switch?16:45
RiddellArneGoetje: stop a rebellion :)16:45
pittilol16:45
pittiRiddell: like, upstream vs. LP translations?16:45
ArneGoetjepitti: so far positive, some users have trouble with the upgrade from Jaunty16:45
pittisounds worth a discussion, since it keeps coming up16:45
Riddelland vs kubuntu packagers16:46
pittinoted on the list16:46
pittiArneGoetje: thanks16:46
pittibryce ?16:46
bryceheya16:46
ArneGoetjeRiddell: I'm a bit detached from that discussion right now... can you update me after meeting?16:46
pittibryce: lucid-kill-all-checkbox-bugs :)16:47
rickspencer3that's a karmic update, right pitti? ;)16:47
pittiArneGoetje: I'll put it on the UDS agenda, seems worth having more people in that16:47
brycepitti, :-)16:47
pittirickspencer3: that too16:47
RiddellArneGoetje: well we have a phone call tomorrow, you accepted the invite I think16:47
rickspencer3pitti, I have one that I would like to suggest to bryce, is this the right forum for that?16:47
pittisure16:47
ArneGoetjepitti: ok16:47
brycewell, mostly I'd like to make progress against the large count of X bugs, by stabilizing things16:47
ArneGoetjeRiddell: yes16:48
rickspencer3bryce, I think a package that installs everything for a good touch experience would be useful16:48
brycealong those lines, I'd like to get some better bug triaging and diagnosis tools in place16:48
brycerickspencer3, as in touchscreens?16:49
pittibryce: do you plan changes on the nouveau/KMS front?16:49
rickspencer3bryce, yes16:49
rickspencer3make sure that we have an on screen keyboard that works, etc...16:49
brycepitti, I am thinking if we were to change that, it should have been changed in karmic16:49
pittibryce: nouveau? I agree; but there might be some KMS improvements for ATI, etc.?16:50
pittirickspencer3, bryce: should touchscreen support become a UDS session?16:50
brycerickspencer3, ok, it might help to have appropriate hardware for that16:50
rickspencer3pitti, I think it's a nice to have, but could become important if someone wants to ship a touch device with Ubuntu16:51
rickspencer3so, I would like such a session if there is time16:51
pittisure; let's add it as "low"16:51
brycepitti, not sure there is enough to warrant having a discussion about it, it'll mostly be a "hook it up and fiddle with it until it works reliably" type of project ;-)16:51
rickspencer3bryce, there is app selection and settings too16:51
pittibryce: driver-wise yes; screen keyboard, panel changes, etc. sound more discussion worthy16:52
pittiok, thanks16:52
rickspencer3I feel that we can move on and discuss in the blueprint16:52
pittioh, -ENOCALC16:52
pittiRiddell?16:52
pittiah, sorry16:52
pitticcheney`: ?16:52
pittitimeout; Riddell?16:53
Riddellthere is a document called Project Timelord linked from kubuntu.org which lists much of what we want to achieve16:53
Riddell - fixing translations issues16:53
Riddell - strategies for publicity, vision, marketing and software branding16:53
Riddell - increase the efficiency of our bug trackers16:53
Riddell - Measures to ensure the continuing quality of our KDE packages16:53
Riddell - improve the integration of Kubuntu-specific tools with KDE16:53
Riddellin general, it's an LTS so we want to do as little as possible, just fixing anything that needs it16:54
pittiRiddell: on that note, would you prefer to set up the kubuntu blueprints yourself, or want me to do them?16:54
Riddellpitti: I'll do them in the next day or three16:54
pittiok, thanks16:54
pittiRiddell: bug tracker efficiency> I think this should be a whole-group discussion16:54
pittithe one we had on last UDS was pretty good IMHO, and we should collect experience from the last cycle16:55
pittiI'll add that one16:55
pittiok?16:56
Riddellok16:56
pittithanks; kenvandine?16:56
kenvandineok16:56
kenvandinesocial from the start16:56
rickspencer3*cough*16:56
kenvandineempathy/indicator workflow improvements16:57
seb128lol16:57
kenvandinehehe16:57
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kenvandineand the move from patching empathy to using MC5 directly16:57
* seb128 takes gun and defend desktop from too much new crack16:57
kenvandine:)16:57
kenvandinethat's it16:57
ZdraI guess karmic+1 won't have gnome-shell?16:57
seb128no16:58
seb128GNOME 2.30 neither16:58
pittikenvandine: should leave enough room for bug fixing for you as well then?16:58
seb128see d-d-l16:58
rickspencer3kenvandine, I'd like to see if we can improve our QA process for new code landing on the desktop16:58
kenvandinepitti, definately :)16:58
rickspencer3worth a sessin?16:58
kenvandinerickspencer3, like from partners?16:58
rickspencer3yes, and us too16:58
kenvandinesession with OLS and DX?16:58
Zdraseb128, is it already known if GNOME 2.30 will exist? isn't it still supposed to be GNOME 3?16:58
kenvandineyeah, of course16:58
rickspencer3but like OLS and Dx stuff, can we help them catch bugs earlier?16:59
seb128Zdra, read desktop-devel-list and the email from Owen16:59
AmaranthZdra: gnome-shell and GTK+ will not be ready16:59
seb128Zdra, they consider they will not be ready for next cycle16:59
Amaranthso 2.30 will just be 2.3016:59
rickspencer3pedro_, ^ worth a session?16:59
pittirickspencer3: +1 for a session16:59
pedro_rickspencer3, yes, totally16:59
Zdraseb128, Amaranth: oh ok16:59
Zdrafair enough16:59
rickspencer3pedro_, can you run that session, own that blueprint?16:59
kenvandinerickspencer3, +116:59
pedro_rickspencer3, sure, i'll take that17:00
rickspencer3pedro_, <317:00
rickspencer3thanks17:00
pittithanks pedro_17:00
pedro_np :-)17:00
pittipedro_: on that front, anything else you'd like to talk about at UDS?17:00
pedro_pitti, well I'd like to take a look to our workflow on the bugs side and see we can improve there, but i think you already mentioned it17:01
pedro_s/we/what17:01
pittipedro_: right, we'll have a session about this (or two, I think)17:01
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pittiprobably one about workflow/prioritization and one about tools17:02
pittiseb128?17:02
seb128goals:17:02
seb128- bring the desktop back to a lts expected quality17:02
seb128- login speed17:02
seb128- cleaning in GNOME api use to continue17:02
seb128specs: gdmsetup-improvements (sound, themes, user list option), review-sound-capplet (the new ones have ui limitations which don't allow some tasks to be done which used to work in hardy), review-desktop-experience (especially indicators workflow), karmic-desktop-quality, gnome317:02
seb128+ login speeds spec from pitti17:02
seb128 17:03
seb128that's it17:03
pittinice, thanks17:03
Amaranthseb128: I've got some good news for login speed wrt to compiz. I've killed the shell script17:03
rickspencer3pitti, I forgot to mention one17:03
pittirickspencer3: go ahead, please17:03
rickspencer3related to pedro_'s17:04
seb128Amaranth, does that makes a difference?17:04
pittiin general, if anything still comes to your mind, just /msg me17:04
seb128I would like to discuss what I wrote on my email to the list too17:04
Amaranthseb128: I can't tell, my login speeds are kind of weird17:04
pittiI'll prepare the initial list tomorrow (which won't be frozen in any way yet, but we need to get going)17:04
rickspencer3launchpad team wants to work with us better regarding our liblaunchpad scripting17:04
rickspencer3support our efforts there better17:04
seb128at least having people testing set of features17:04
rickspencer3of course, I will be pushing for bughugger adoption ;)17:04
seb128it's annoying that we ship new versions with things like pdf printing or audio cd recording broken17:05
pittirickspencer3: sounds great; like, the ubuntu-dev-scripts collection, etc.?17:05
pedro_rickspencer3, like implementing the workarounds we've been doing?17:05
pedro_what pitti said17:05
rickspencer3pitti, right, they have a repository for scripts, and want to help us contribute directly to launchpadlib if we have unmet needs17:05
pittirickspencer3: I'll add a session for it then17:06
rickspencer3tx17:06
pittiok, thanks everyone for your input; as I said, please /msg me if you forgot something17:06
pittiseb128: "I would like to discuss what I wrote on my email to the list" -> is that an agenda topic, or UDS topic?17:07
seb128pitti, none of those, rather an out of topic thing to discuss on the channel17:07
seb128could be for UDS too17:07
rickspencer3seb128 == crack terminator17:07
seb128not sure if other people thing it would be a good idea to have set of feature by assigned people17:07
seb128I don't want that to be too much of a constrain17:07
rickspencer3pitti, may I mention one thing regarding implementing features in Lucid?17:08
seb128but like if you use an usb music player try it at every milestone17:08
seb128if somebody has access to a smb network make sure it keeps working17:08
seb128etc17:08
pittirickspencer3: sure; I'm done with my part anyway17:08
rickspencer3k17:08
rickspencer3so when thinking about new stuff to implement, please break it down to very "bite size" pieces in you mind17:09
pittiseb128: that sounds like a good idea; also, things like "PDF printing" or "usb music player handlng changed" should probably be announced in the first place; we're pretty bad at this, I think17:09
seb128that too17:09
rickspencer3this is because I will be requiring each project to be done in 3 separable chunks17:09
rickspencer3after UDS, I will ask folks contributing to the desktop to commit to only 4 weeks of work at a time17:10
rickspencer3and that each 4 week chunk is something complete enough to ship17:10
rickspencer3we'll discuss lots more later, but I wanted to mention this so people could start thinking about it17:10
rickspencer3that's all for that17:11
rickspencer3seb128, did I interupt you, were you finished?17:11
seb128rickspencer3, I was done with that thanks17:11
rickspencer3ok17:11
rickspencer3any other business?17:11
pittiseb128: sorry, didn't read your mail yet, will do17:11
pittio/17:11
pittione quick announcement17:11
pittiplease everyone take 5 seconds to do https://launchpad.net/sprints/uds-l/+attend17:11
rickspencer3hehe17:11
pittiit's very important for us to sensibly schedule specs17:11
seb128oh, and not sure I will be around for meeting next week17:12
seb128I'm traveling on monday to join a sprint before uds17:12
pittiseb128: fine, then you'll get all the action items17:12
* seb128 hugs pitti17:12
* rickspencer3 thinks seb128 just added someone to ignore list17:12
seb128pitti, be careful I will be sitting near of you soon ;-)17:12
rickspencer3any other business?17:13
seb128no17:13
rickspencer3ok all17:13
rickspencer3UDS starts in less than 2 weeks :)17:13
pittithanks all17:13
rickspencer3looking forward to seeing everyone17:13
rickspencer3by all17:13
seb128thanks17:13
brycethanks17:13
* rickspencer3 taps gavel17:13
ArneGoetjethanks17:13
pedro_thanks17:14
pittidinner &17:16
seb128pedro_, it has been a while you didn't pick a GNOME package for the bug day17:26
seb128pedro_, not liking us desktopers anymore? ;-)17:26
Amaranthooh, ooh, pick compiz17:27
Amaranth411 bugs open, over 100 New :)17:27
AmaranthI swear 3-4 weeks ago it was 8 New17:28
seb128welcome to post karmic fllod17:30
seb128flood17:30
seb128I got over 1000 bug emails this weekend17:30
seb128and I'm subscribed only to desktop things I'm interested in17:30
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cassidyare you getting actual new bug or just dup?17:32
bryceI know, I'm getting frustrated by the bug influx too17:33
brycehttp://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Graphs/totals.svg17:34
seb128cassidy, hard to say, I would say a third is duplicates17:36
seb128a third is comments about bugs not fixed yet17:36
seb128and a third are new issues or wishlists17:36
seb128cassidy, btw, how do you debug empathy not connection to msn where pidgin works?17:37
seb128cassidy, btw, how do you debug empathy not connection to msn where pidgin works?17:37
seb128ups17:37
seb128cassidy, we got quite some bugs about that17:37
seb128I'm not sure what to do with those17:37
seb128it's somewhat sucking, empathy guys will bounce back to telepathy-butterfly which is not actively worked17:38
seb128you can't blame empathy but the result is that the user experience is not what it should17:39
* istaz is getting butterfly bug duped again not public bugs, not fun17:42
seb128istaz, 90% of the bugs are open right now17:42
seb128let me check those which are not17:42
istazseb128: this one isn't https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45936617:43
ubottuError: This bug is private17:43
cassidyseb128, I'd ask for butterfly logs, they should be in the debug window17:44
seb128cassidy, ok, I think the most recent one was getting a network error error17:44
seb128but he says he can connect using pidgin from the same box17:44
seb128istaz, opened17:44
cassidywe can't do anything without logs, really17:44
seb128istaz, can telepathy-butterfly contain accounts or password informations?17:44
cassidythat's why I wrote this auto-fetch log tool :p17:45
seb128cassidy, I'm not sure users would appreciate you getting all those login and password infos though17:45
istazseb128: probably because pidgin handle proxy and http connection and we don't (at least butterfly isn't)17:45
seb128there is no way you could strip private datas?17:45
cassidypassword won't be displayed17:45
seb128istaz, would those work using haze for msn?17:45
istazseb128: traceback from apport no, full logs from butterflyC[C yes17:46
seb128istaz, ok, let me quickly open all crash bugs17:46
istazseb128: most probably yes17:46
pedro_seb128, i didn't organized a bug day for previous weeks because of the release, next week i'll do one for the desktop17:46
seb128pedro_, thanks ;-)17:46
pedro_seb128, jcastro was asking me for a gwibber one since upstream are coming to uds17:46
pedro_so time to nudge them about that ;-)17:46
seb128hehe17:47
seb128gwibber get a lot of hipe nowadays17:47
jcastrojust a lot of bugs17:47
cassidythe new version is incredibly shit17:47
and471mvo: any problems with the code?17:47
istazI should probably take a full day to look at thoses bug17:47
cassidyI used to work fine for me and now it's unusable :(17:47
seb128cassidy, are you coming to uds?17:47
Amaranthbryce: ouch, about 1000 bugs since august17:48
cassidyno17:48
pedro_i just wish i could quit the application with just one click, rather than closing and then killing the daemon :-/17:48
jcastropedro_, that was our own idea I think17:48
istazI only take a quick look at all the bugs spam and can't hardly keep up since all the info are hidden in the dups17:48
seb128cassidy, ok, somebody from the empathy or telepathy team coming?17:48
jcastrofor the record during the session at UDS for gwibber I begged and cried for developers to help. :-/17:48
seb128istaz, sorry about that17:48
cassidyI don't think so17:48
istazseb128: not your fault17:49
AmaranthI thought apport wouldn't dupe a public but to a private one17:49
Amaranthwait, apport crashes are all private :/17:50
brycejcastro, need to gain more developers ;-)17:50
jcastrobryce, yeah, so same boat as everyone else, heh.17:51
mac_vseb128: found bug 414401 , lp bugs team says there is some chance it can be picked up and landed next week., so hopefully you'll be burdened less ;)17:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 414401 in malone "Automatically subscribe users to bug mail when they post a comment" [Medium,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41440117:57
seb128mac_v, thanks17:57
mac_vhmm! great...! evolution cant play .ogg sounds for mail notifications but is able to play .wav o.018:00
mac_v'Start.ogg': unrecognized audio file format [error 0]18:03
chrisccoulsonmac_v - has that ever worked?18:05
mac_vchrisccoulson: when i set a .wav audio file it works18:06
seb128istaz, opened all the bugs on telepathy-butterfly now18:07
istazthanks18:08
seb128istaz, I think I already asked but is there a way to make the difference between a crash and a caught exception in those bug?18:08
seb128I think you said apport was catching many things which should not18:08
seb128do you have examples?18:08
seb128I would like to improve that for lucid18:08
mac_vchrisccoulson: i was also not sure that audio ever worked for notification, but i caught that error when i was debugging something else18:10
istazdon't know how apport catch exception, basically I think that's all the exception provoked by d-bus call and returned to the caller18:11
and471mac_v: if I want the latest humanity icons, which branch should I use, the elementary art one or the humanity one?18:11
mac_vand471: the latest is humanity , elementary is just for testing18:11
and471mvo: I thought I removed it18:12
and471mvo: I shall check18:12
and471mac_v: so if I want the icons before they come out officially, the elementary branch?18:12
istazhum no disregard that there is also a whole lot of error which don't make butterfly crash18:12
mac_vand471: not really either... we are just confused a bit right now.. :)18:13
mvoand471: thanks, it maybe bzr playing tricks on me18:13
mac_vand471: not many new icons are done... very rarely... we are taking a breather of sorts ;)18:13
and471mac_v: okay18:13
istazseb128: if that's only enabled for dev version that's not really a problem it may help us catch bug we didn't notice before18:14
and471mac_v: is the elementary branch synced to the humanity one, or the other way around, or it it just random?18:14
istazit's just annoying for the users18:14
seb128istaz, it is18:15
seb128istaz, we turn apport off in stable18:15
seb128istaz, how can help you to triage the current backlog?18:15
and471mvo: I looks like it was removed http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~rugby471/software-center/software-store-andrew/revision/25618:15
seb128I would like to build a list of most annoying issues this week18:16
mac_vand471: its mostly synced i guess, i try to sync humanity and elementary.... but we are thinking of making some changes to revamp the theme... soo...18:16
and471mac_v: but I mean if there are changes in one branch, are they synced both ways?18:17
mac_vand471: if the change is in humanity it will be in elemntary too... but not other way around , since several icons are just not final18:18
istazseb128: what I most need is way to reproduce the problem, failing that logs18:18
seb128istaz, what logs? do you have a page on how to debug butterfly?18:19
seb128istaz, and a way to sort bugs between telepathy-butterfly and papyon too?18:20
istazseb128: in empathy  Help > Debug > Select butterfly18:20
istaznot really18:20
istazcomplete instruction are on http://live.gnome.org/Empathy/Debugging18:20
seb128ok thanks18:21
seb128nothing specific to butterfly out of empathy then18:21
istaznot with the version packaged in karmic18:21
seb128ok18:22
seb128let me know if there is things we can do in lucid to improve bug reports18:23
istazcassidy: do you think there would be a nice way for apport to retrieve the Debug interface logs of Empathy and CM ?18:25
seb128istaz, https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/43108118:25
ubottuUbuntu bug 431081 in empathy "Add apport hook to grab logs" [Wishlist,Confirmed]18:25
seb128I've been discussed with cassidy just before18:26
seb128the issue I have is that it would make most bugs private by default18:26
mvoand471: I merged some stuff, many thanks. please re-merge and check if it looks good, I had some trouble with the merge this time18:26
* mvo off for dinner18:26
and471mvo: cool thanks18:26
mvoand471: thanks you :)18:26
* mvo &18:26
istazseb128: oh nice18:27
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and471mvo: when you come back, any reason you didn't include this (just the top bit, about the always show image) http://bazaar.launchpad.net/%7Erugby471/software-center/software-store-andrew/revision/255/data/ui/SoftwareCenter.ui18:52
chrisccoulsonmclasen - do you have any ideas about bug 429322? (i notice that the equivalent fedora bug is assigned to you)19:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 429322 in seahorse-plugins "seahorse-agent assert failure: ERROR:iop-profiles.c:606:IOP_generate_profiles: assertion failed: (obj && (obj->profile_list == NULL) && obj->orb)" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/42932219:29
mclasenno19:29
chrisccoulsonmclasen - all i know so far is how to trigger it19:30
mclasenthats the most important part...19:30
chrisccoulsonit crashes when Xorg disappears19:30
chrisccoulsonif i start an xtrace session with "xtrace -k -d:0 -D:9" and then run "DISPLAY=:9.0 seahorse-agent", it crashes if i stop xtrace19:31
jcastrorickspencer3, is that you adding roderick's sessions to summit?19:55
rickspencer3jcastro, nope19:55
jcastrogreening, a kubuntu person19:56
jcastrojust trying to fix the session scheduling19:56
crevetteah, for those interset I packaged latest bluez, I should perahps propose for upload for lucid20:11
ccheney`pitti: pong (slow)20:26
pitticcheney`: hi! during the meeting I asked everyone for a quick overview about their plans for lucid, and which blueprints they want to have for UDS; could you send/msg this to me, please?20:27
ccheney`pitti: ok20:29
* ccheney` looks at how many new bugs per day he is getting and cries :-\20:39
* chrisccoulson wishes the "restart required" windows would stop appearing in inactive sessions and ending up as white boxes20:40
ccheney`~ 15 new bugs in a span of 12 hours20:40
* ccheney` hopes there a lot of dupes20:40
chrisccoulsongrrrrrr, hate orbit20:42
chrisccoulsonseb128 - did you want me to backport the fix for bug 441642 to karmic?20:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 441642 in gnome-settings-daemon "Can't check "locate pointer" checkbox" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/44164220:44
chrisccoulson(or perhaps you did it already)20:44
seb128chrisccoulson, do you have any other change to batch with it?20:44
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i can't think of any off the top of my head20:44
chrisccoulsoni should check the list of open bugs and make sure20:45
seb128would be nice to get in karmic but not worth an upload by itself either20:45
TheMuso`seb128: Thanks for that. It makes my decision a lot easier.20:47
cassidyistaz, already done :)20:48
seb128TheMuso`, not my call ;-)20:48
seb128TheMuso`, but yeah, GNOME3 is likely going to not be there before l+1 anyway so no hurry for lucid20:48
chrisccoulsonseb128 - bug 419354 seems to be accumulating quite a few duplicates now. i was going to fix that anyway, although I didn't initially think it was worth a SRU. It seems that quite a few people are reporting it now though, which I find a bit strange20:49
ubottuLaunchpad bug 419354 in gnome-settings-daemon "gnome-settings-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV in g_unix_mount_get_mount_path()" [Medium,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/41935420:49
mclasenchrisccoulson: there is no surprise in an X client crashing if X goes away...20:49
seb128chrisccoulson, ok, let's batch those changes20:50
chrisccoulsonseb128 - ok, i'll work on that now20:51
seb128chrisccoulson, thanks20:51
chrisccoulsonmclasen - it probably shouldn't crash though should it? shouldn't it exit more gracefully?20:52
mclasenchrisccoulson: in any case, there is no X server going away during login20:53
chrisccoulsonmclasen - is it happening during login though? in our users case, they get a crash report when they log in, but that could be for a crash that happened at the end of their last session20:54
mclasenhmm, could be20:54
mclasenthe right fix is to make it a session client and get away from the crazy env-var-passing...20:55
chrisccoulsonmclasen - i agree20:55
chrisccoulsonmclasen - the crash is introduced in the new version because it calls "atexit (seahorse_agent_exit);" during initialization20:56
chrisccoulsonit looks like it never used to do that20:56
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=== mdz` is now known as mdz
seb128hey robert_ancell21:54
seb128how are you?21:55
robert_ancellseb128, hey21:55
pittirobert_ancell: good morning21:55
robert_ancellseb128, looking forward to getting into lucid... :)21:55
robert_ancellpitti, hey21:55
* seb128 is having some ssh issues21:56
seb128oh no, it was focus kept by gnome-keyring somewhere21:57
seb128pitti, feel like approving a sru today still?21:57
seb128bug #46005021:57
ubottuLaunchpad bug 460050 in evolution "Pressing Enter or Tab in a new memo line (in memo list) exits Evolution" [Low,Fix committed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/46005021:57
pittiif it's urgent21:57
seb128not urgent but it's a frequent crasher21:57
pittiI'm knee-deep in a fight with lvm rules21:57
seb128it's a online change, debdiff or the bug and uploaded21:58
seb128no hurry though21:58
seb128online -> one line21:58
pittiok, sounds easy; will have a look21:58
seb128not really one line but trivial21:58
seb128thanks21:59
seb128seems there is quite some unhappy users about it21:59
seb128robert_ancell, lucid is open now21:59
cassidyAm I supposed to have a "Ubuntu One" address book automatically created in Evolution?21:59
robert_ancellseb128, \o/21:59
seb128robert_ancell, did you read my ubuntu-desktop email?21:59
robert_ancellseb128, yes21:59
seb128robert_ancell, ok, so focus is on merging first please then 2.29 ;-)22:00
seb128and we will need to be selective about changes we take22:00
robert_ancellseb128, party pooper22:00
seb128lol22:00
seb128if you have specific things you want to update to 2.29 after rebasing on debian I'm fine uploading22:00
seb128you will just be responsive for bugs coming from those ;-)22:01
robert_ancellseb128, sure, do you know of many changes that are needed?  I'm fixing some totem and rhythmbox ones but most of the stuff you listed were things that will be fixed in lucid22:01
seb128good work on the gdm cleaning btw22:01
TheMusorobert_ancell: I know that for accessibility and audio, I intend to be somewhat conservative this cycle.22:01
seb128robert_ancell, needed for karmic updates you mean? upstream fixed the totem youtube issue if you want to backport that22:01
robert_ancellseb128, re gdm - yeah I want to get started on lucid so we can close a lot of those22:01
seb128the git 2.28 has some other interesting changes22:01
robert_ancellseb128, doing youtube issue now22:01
seb128you might want to take some extra ones there while working on an update22:02
robert_ancellseb128, ok22:02
seb128robert_ancell, gdm, I think gdmsetup need to have options for sound, user list and theme22:02
seb128users need a way to have a silent boot22:02
seb128some use their laptop at school or in libraries etc22:02
seb128user list seems a security concern for some users22:02
robert_ancellseb128, yeah I talked to rick about that - he doesn't see these sorts of changes as suitable for backporting.  what do you guys think?22:03
seb128and theming is frequently requested22:03
seb128what, the gdmsetup extra options?22:03
robert_ancellyes22:03
seb128no, it's going to be for lucid22:03
seb128new strings, etc22:03
seb128as written on the list karmic is rough but it was a tech change version22:03
robert_ancelloh good.  yes, I mean I want to start on Lucid so I can add all those options22:03
seb128we need to focus early on lucid and not waste efforts to assure quality for lucid22:03
seb128in my opinion at least22:04
seb128others are free to disagree ;-)22:04
seb128we might want to fix the uid issue in karmic though22:04
seb128I would argue changing back to 500 maybe there22:04
seb128it will list extra users in some case but not break working configs22:05
robert_ancellseb128, I changed that because someone said they were seeing users they shouldn't!!22:05
seb128I know, sorry about that22:05
seb128that's what the debian policy say too22:05
robert_ancellthat's a change we're never going to make everyone happy about22:05
seb128but apparently some people are old linux users than me22:05
seb128and kept their uid all the way ;-)22:05
robert_ancellA common case seems to be connecting via nfs to other unix boxes so they need to have UIDs 500-100022:05
seb128well the bug suggest using the limit set in the etc config22:06
robert_ancellseb128, yes, agreed22:06
seb128at least users can tweak it this way22:06
robert_ancellsun made a bunch of changes to make the blacklist etc configurable22:06
robert_ancellso upstream should support such change22:07
seb128ok good22:07
TheMusorickspencer3: You around for our meeting?22:07
seb128do you think you want to start working on otherwise?22:08
rickspencer3TheMuso, sorry, on call atm22:08
rickspencer31hr?22:08
seb128debian merges, 2.29 updates, lucid changes?22:08
robert_ancellseb128, will do22:08
pittiseb128: hm; any chance I could convice you to reupload evolution with a fixed bug ref in teh changelog? (missing #)22:08
pittiseb128: quite a lot of pages and I believe also update-notifier depend on correct syntax22:08
TheMusorickspencer3: Fine by me.22:08
seb128pitti, re-uploading, sorry about that22:10
pittiseb128: thanks22:10
seb128robert_ancell, out of this any plan for the week? you think we should start on 2.29?22:11
seb128we usually spend before UDS time on SRU and merges22:11
seb128to not break too much while traveling and being busy drinking^Wspecing22:12
seb128pitti, reuploaded should be in the queue soon22:12
pittimerci22:13
robert_ancellseb128, does anyone run lucid this early in the cycle?  I think it would be good to get some packages done so we can focus on bugs rather than uploading after UDS22:13
seb128sorry about the # I though the tools were flexible enough to deal with that22:13
pittirobert_ancell: only crazy people do22:13
robert_ancellpitti, that's what I thought :)22:13
seb128robert_ancell, those who do get what they deserve22:13
seb128;-)22:13
robert_ancellseb128, pitti, how do we deal with bzr once we've uploaded lucid packages and need to do a SRU?22:14
seb128robert_ancell, we don't use bzr for the sru22:14
pittithere's two options22:14
pittieither just ignore it and don't commit22:15
pittior create a karmic branch and update Vcs-Bzr:22:15
pittii. e. /ubuntu -> /karmic22:15
robert_ancellseb128, ok#22:15
pittifor packages that get SRUs often, the latter might be nice22:15
seb128I usually don't bother but right22:19
seb128I tend to focus on SRU while I still run the stable22:19
seb128ie until uds22:19
seb128and then switch to the new version22:19
pittirobert_ancell: as long as karmic == lucid version, you are welcome to just use the normal trunk, too22:20
pittiwhich even reflects reality, given that we copy karmic-proposed to lucid in this case22:20
robert_ancellpitti, ok22:20
seb128robert_ancell, do you have any spec or topic you want to discuss for uds btw?22:21
seb128just being curious22:21
seb128I know other people will ask you for official records ;-)22:21
robert_ancellhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/DocumentScanning22:21
robert_ancellhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/UserAccountManagement22:22
robert_ancelland will work on a GDM one too22:22
robert_ancelland interested in default packages (of course)22:22
* TheMuso examines the document scanning blueprint.22:22
TheMusorobert_ancell: scan a document and edit in a word processor implies OCR.22:23
robert_ancellTheMuso, yes - I've listed what I think all users want to do.  I don't expect that feature will be implemented/implementable in lucid22:24
TheMusoSo we will need an OCR engine in main.22:24
TheMusorobert_ancell: Ok.22:24
seb128robert_ancell, ok good22:24
robert_ancellTheMuso, but if I can I'd like to get it to work22:24
TheMusorobert_ancell: Right, I am happy to help here. It all depends on what scan stuff openoffice.org-writer supports, particularly the OCR backend it can work with.22:25
robert_ancellTheMuso, cool.  every time I look at ooo I just get scared :)22:26
TheMusoHeh I think I would too.22:26
TheMusoYou have m interested in what scanning options ooo has.22:27
TheMusoOk it seems that the scanning stuff in OOo writer is for picture scanning.22:28
* didrocks is still striking with the ubuntu-fr remix :/22:38
seb128didrocks, getting issues?22:38
didrocksseb128: yeah, size issue mainly :)22:39
didrocksthat's strange, my uncompress squashfs is smaller than ubuntu vanilla one22:39
didrocksbut using mksquashfs make the result bigger22:39
seb128didrocks, weird, should be easier this cycle with documentation in langpacks22:39
didrocksI might not use the magic compression option22:39
didrocksok, trying to recreate vanilla squashfs22:41
didrocksjust to compare size22:41
TheMusodidrocks: What options are you passing to mksquashfs?22:44
didrocksTheMuso: none22:44
TheMusohrm interesting.22:45
didrocksTheMuso: the only option that seems to be interesting regarding size is -always-use-fragments22:45
TheMusoRight, well the livefs creation script doesn't pass any options to mksquashfs either.22:46
TheMusoWell, there is the -sort option, but that file is empty.22:46
didrockshum strange as I'm using karmic one22:46
didrocksok, yeah, recreating the vanilla squashfs give me the same size22:47
didrocksit just seems that the extra space I have, even getting an uncompressed size smaller than compressed one, is less compressable22:47
TheMusodidrocks: What are you adding to the squashfs?22:49
didrocksTheMuso: French translation packages, removing other languages-related ones and a compressed pdf (30 MiB)22:49
didrocksbut the sum is 2028 Mio22:50
didrocksand the vanilla squashfs is 206622:50
didrocksjust seems it's harder to compress the added data…22:50
TheMusoRight.22:52
pittigood night everyone22:56
TheMusoNight pitti./22:57
rickspencer3TheMuso, robert_ancell I'm off my call22:57
didrocksgood night pitti22:58
didrockshey rickspencer322:58
rickspencer3hi didrocks22:58
rickspencer3hope all is well22:58
rickspencer3looks like a bit more action around Quickly yesterday ;)22:58
didrocksall is well, thanks :)22:58
didrocksyeah ^^22:58
didrocksyour talk was great :)22:59
rickspencer3heh22:59
rickspencer3did it not seem vaguely familiar?22:59
didrocksa little ^^23:00
robert_ancellrickspencer3, ok23:00
rickspencer3why is GPD driver under graphics?23:01
TheMusorickspencer3: ok.23:02
rickspencer3ok, so desktop team meeting Eastern edition23:03
rickspencer3first we discussed review stuff, which is not relevant to either of you guys, because you already did it ;)23:04
TheMusoRight.23:04
rickspencer3then the rest of the meeting, pitti went around and ask us each to discuss potential blueprints that we might want to do for UDS (which is in less than 2 weeks :o) ;)23:04
rickspencer3so, TheMuso ... thoughts on blueprints?23:05
TheMusorickspencer3: At this point, there is nothing for me that is blueprintable, except perhaps getting the interested parties together to discuss how best to enable as much audio hadrware for lucid as possible.23:05
rickspencer3TheMuso, yep23:06
TheMusorickspencer3: My focus for this cycle will be bug fixing, with a lot of this work going to optimizing speech-dispatcher's pulseaudio output code, as that is well overdue to be done. Also making sure a11y works as well as it possibly can everywhere. Whilst upstrea are preparing to move to dbus for a11y, I want to stay with bonobo/orbit for lucid, since it works, and is stable.23:06
rickspencer3though maybe some discussion of UI may be in order23:06
rickspencer3TheMuso, what about accessability testing? maybe not worth a session23:06
TheMusorickspencer3: Right, I am happy to be in on such discussions, but UI stuff is not my strong point.23:07
TheMusorickspencer3: Not worth a session, but I certainly need to get the community stuff happening, which is my plan in the next week and a half before UDS.23:07
rickspencer3so maybe "Accessibility Community" topic?23:08
TheMusoYeah thats a good idea.23:08
rickspencer3ok robert_ancell?23:08
robert_ancellmy specs are:23:09
robert_ancellhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/DocumentScanning23:09
robert_ancellhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Lucid/UserAccountManagement23:09
robert_ancelland doing gdm improvements (not yet speced but based off design teams Karmic spec)23:09
robert_ancellhttps://wiki.ubuntu.com/DesktopTeam/Specs/Karmic/LoginExperience23:10
rickspencer3robert_ancell, right, gdm improvements includes the refactoring we discussed, right?23:10
robert_ancellrickspencer3, yes, will spec this week the details23:10
rickspencer3wow23:10
rickspencer3okay, thanks for that23:10
rickspencer3so, that was the content of the meeting, more or less23:11
rickspencer3I suppose you'll want to see what other people put in too23:11
rickspencer3pitti will be compiling and driving us to UDS23:11
TheMusoGreat.23:11
TheMusoSo to sum up for myself, no new features/new crack, but hardware enablement where possible, and stabilising what we have even more.23:12
rickspencer3and session with community team regarding accessibility community23:12
TheMusoYep23:13
rickspencer3TheMuso, does saying "Accessibility Community" sound stupid? is there a better way to put it?23:13
rickspencer3for me to put it, I mean?23:13
TheMusorickspencer3: Probably something like Ubuntu accessibility community23:13
rickspencer3I'm thinking "the community of people who are passionate about accessibility"23:13
rickspencer3ok23:14
TheMusoYeah that works23:14
rickspencer3thanks TheMuso23:14
TheMusonp23:14
wooboy77hi!23:21
wooboy77can someone help me pls?23:21
chrisccoulsonwooboy77 - #ubuntu for support23:22
jcastroseb128, I have your battery!23:30
seb128jcastro, you rock, thanks!23:32

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