[00:15] hmm, I think my next compiz upload is going to be hated [00:16] 30 new binary packages :) [00:19] Amaranth, whew [00:19] * Amaranth is splitting up compiz-plugins [00:20] Having them all installed makes compiz start slower and we actually don't want to ship about half of them in the default install anyway [00:20] * bryce nods [00:20] Instead of making a compiz-plugins and compiz-plugins-universe I've just split it up into individual plugins and made compiz-plugins a metapackage that depends on the ones we want [00:22] bryce, ok, I've got it working, in that I can point to one of your jason files and display it in bughugger [00:22] rickspencer3, sweet! [00:23] I've got it generating json files per team [00:23] http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Data/ubuntu-audio/ [00:23] ubuntu-desktop is taking a bit longer to generate ;-) [00:23] * rickspencer3 tries [00:23] er, desktop-bugs [00:23] oho it's up - http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Data/desktop-bugs/ [00:24] those patches.json's are likely going to be the most valuable output of our work here [00:24] oops [00:24] at least, for X it is [00:24] er, was [00:24] bryce, do they all look for tags? [00:24] anyway, I moved the location of the .json's into team subdirectories, you may have to update your url's [00:24] bryce, yeah, no worries [00:25] I have tons to do in terms of managing the links anway [00:25] rickspencer3, no the patches one does attachment scanning [00:25] queries that look for tags are extraordinarily easy, but limited in value [00:25] well, people like to filter and sort based on tags [00:25] if there's tags we care about let me know and I'll add them [00:25] but we can refine this kind of stuff when you get back [00:26] yeah [00:26] well, if you can just stuff tag info for each bug task, I can just slurp it in [00:26] I do expose the tags for each bug, so bughugger can use them for filtering too [00:26] in the meantime, I'll just make sure there are tags before I try to access them ;) [00:26] http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Data/ubuntu-audio/patches.json [00:26] ^ no tags [00:27] heh yeah just noticed that [00:27] I'll add it [00:28] should we add a "patches" column? [00:28] to bughugger, I mean? [00:29] here is the report I did using this data - http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Reports/patches.html [00:29] rather than a Patches column I did a "Patch Age" column, and that has been extraordinarily handy for sorting [00:30] hmmm [00:30] but dunno if that could be exposed in bughugger very easily [00:30] wondering if we need to get smarter about columns [00:30] could be [00:31] I've found with my own reports that each report seems to have a couple unique columns it wants to be showing [00:31] so some sort of dynamism would be slick [00:31] like a standard set of columns, but then inspect the data and create new columns based on what's in there [00:32] I do this with couchgrid already [00:32] nifty [00:32] almost you'd want a template per query but that could get messy, not sure what the best approach is [00:33] I have a feeling the code for managing the columns and treeview will shrink dramatically and become dynamic [00:33] oh that'd be nice [00:33] oh my god, seb128 is going to love this [00:33] in couchgrid I just assume it's bound to a dictionary [00:33] http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Reports/desktop-bugs/patches.html [00:33] I iterate over the keys and each key get's a column and the key name becomes the title [00:33] I was able to use my patch report thing on everyone else's packages without modification, sweet [00:34] that is sweet [00:34] so I wonder if we can do a similar thing with the remote bugs [00:34] mm [00:34] I've got bits and pieces of code, I bet it could be done [00:35] yeah just need to stitch things together, should be feasible [00:35] not today tho :-) [00:35] oh wow, just realized we need to add compiz here too [00:36] bryce, I'll try to refactor the code so that the display is dynamic based on the data while you are on vacation next week [00:36] rickspencer3, kewl [00:36] tbh, bughugger is just a prototype that's gotten out of control [00:37] so it's time for some more refactoring [00:37] :-) [00:37] yeah similarly on my end [00:37] I already extracted the launchpad bits like the logon dialog and search dialogs, etc... [00:37] and am kind of ready to send those upstream [00:37] not I' [00:37] m wondering if couchgrid should derive from "dictionarygrid" [00:38] and I can just write dictionarygrid, use it here, in couchgrid, and generally be useful [00:38] * rickspencer3 rubs hands together in evil genius manner [00:38] hehe [00:39] I need to come up with something better than cron for running all this stuff [00:39] imagine writing a treeview like this: [00:39] (actually I already wrote a daemon for it, just need to get it integrated) [00:39] grid = DictionaryGrid(my_dict) [00:39] grid.show() [00:39] bryce, cool [00:40] how long do the processes take to run? [00:40] they vary all over the map [00:40] some take a few minutes, some of the more complex ones up to an hour [00:41] mmm [00:41] I'm getting some cron jobs stacking up right now that I added desktop-bugs, fortunately I'm running this on a powerful machine but I'll need to keep an eye on it [00:41] well, maybe we can get the scripts onto the qa server [00:41] and then organize them in a discoverable way [00:41] yep [00:45] http://www2.bryceharrington.org:8080/X/Reports/compiz/patches.html [00:45] Amaranth, looks like you guys stay on top of the patches pretty well :-) [00:45] hehe [00:46] or we don't get many === asac_ is now known as asac [02:29] Enter text here...hello [02:37] hi [03:19] hi guys. i've an Radeon HD 3450 running on karmic-64. reinstalled drivers from downloaded ati....run file, configured in catalyst gui, but still unable to get 3D-HA. [03:19] any ideas? [08:29] hi guys. i've an Radeon HD 3450 running on karmic-64. reinstalled drivers from downloaded ati....run file, configured in catalyst gui, but still unable to get 3D-HA. [08:29] any ideas? [10:15] hi guys. somehow I've managed to completely screw up my X11/3D glx AT Radeon HD 3450 on my karmic-64. how can I **completely** remove, purge, reinstall & reconfigure the entire GUI video stack? [10:42] is anyone else experiencing issues with ATI on karmic 64? === bjf is now known as bjf-afk [17:45] hi there [17:45] Ihi [17:45] hi, even [17:45] hi rickspencer3 [17:47] I tossed and turned all night, thinking about fun and easy programming for Ubuntu [17:47] hi baptistemm and rickspencer3 [17:47] salut chrisccoulson [17:47] i'm surprised to see anyone here on the weekend ;) [17:47] I woke up determined that I need to start a new project to contain some pygtk widgets and other modules in one place [17:48] chrisccoulson, right, but like I said ^ I woke up with a mission ;) [17:48] i woke up determined to go back to sleep for a few more hours ;) [17:48] heh [17:48] lucky [17:49] I just could not sleep starting at like 4am [17:49] chrisccoulson, bah, I start my irc client [17:49] i had some catching up to do after not getting to sleep until 5am on the morning of my return to work ;) [17:49] and #ubuntu-desktop is on my list [17:49] baptistemm, vous parles frainces? [17:50] rickspencer3, I'm french, so obviously I supposed to :) [17:50] * rickspencer3 is in conversational French class [17:50] I'm [17:50] but don't expect too much with my english [17:50] well, I guess being French, speaking French would be helpful [17:50] ;) [17:50] * baptistemm is sad not to have to speak english in its new job [17:51] * rickspencer3 is sad to not have practiced French in 2 weeks [17:51] parlons français :) [17:52] ca sera plus facile pour moi mais je ne suis pas sûr que tout le monde soit d'accord [17:52] hmm [17:52] I think you said ... [17:53] we speak french and it's easy for you to not have every day [17:53] :/ [17:54] ok [17:54] » [17:54] « parlons français » = let's speak french [17:55] oh, right [17:55] « it'll be easier for me but I doubt everyone will agree with that » [17:55] that's the interrogative I guess [17:55] parlons français !!! [17:55] je ne suis pas sur = I'm not sure? [17:55] yep [17:56] sûr [17:56] a ^ above the u [17:56] * rickspencer3 no french keys set up on netbook :( [17:56] and when you're are a girl it is sûre with e at the end [17:57] this is #ubuntu-classroom-fr :) [17:57] rickspencer3, do you know about the google im bot en2fr ? [17:57] heh [17:57] it is quite useful [17:57] yes, I use it when doing homework sometimes [17:58] current class in once per week, so I don't practice enough [17:58] :( [17:58] next class is twice per week, hope to make more progress [17:58] did you subscribe to some french blogs [17:58] not yet, because I can't read them too well :/ [17:58] like, I am a raw beginner hear [18:00] je n'ai pas vocab :/ [18:00] * rickspencer3 doesn't even know if that is correct grammar :/ [18:02] rickspencer3: http://french.about.com/library/begin/bl_basic.htm # Survival French :) [18:02] jmarsden, thanks, I've actually started to script that site to download all of the audio files :) [18:03] will have quite a vocab drilling program when done [18:03] bath time for my son, see you later [18:03] bye baptistemm thanks [18:24] I'm back :) [18:24] good morning jono [18:27] are SRUs only for patch upload or is it possible to upgrade a minor version (for GNOME soft) [18:27] I've package latest gnome-bluetooth, gvfs and nautilus (I'm blocked on this one due a to a libtoolize patch I don't know how to update) [18:28] hey ri [18:28] hey rickspencer3 [21:09] behold: https://edge.launchpad.net/quidgets [21:10] anyone have any useful pygtk widgets or other python modules that the use a lot that make programming easy and fun ... [21:10] if they are looking for a home, let me, or propose a merge [23:20] hi does anyone happen to be here who is familiar with the ubuntu-desktop? [23:21] possibly ;) [23:27] hopefully [23:27] hi hggdh [23:27] how are you? [23:28] hey chrisccoulson, life is good, as far as we can say that ;-) [23:28] and you? [23:28] yeah, not too bad thanks. just enjoying some quiet time whilst baby is asleep :) [23:28] heh. Been there... [23:29] yeah, i should make the most of it and get some sleep myself really ;) [23:29] yeah. Moments of peace are rare with babies