=== rr72 is now known as rr72_ === rr72_ is now known as rr72 [02:37] http://www.engadget.com/2010/01/05/asus-nx90jq-hands-on-dual-touchpads-unite/ -- ooh, perfect for multi-pointer X. [02:47] !info openbox [02:47] tap tap [02:47] openbox (source: openbox): standards compliant, fast, light-weight, extensible window manager. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.4.7.2-5 (lucid), package size 266 kB, installed size 1432 kB [02:48] how do I check the version of an app? [02:49] oh :( [02:49] I just saw it download; it's installing openbox 3.4.8 instead of 3.4.9 :( === ripps|sleep is now known as ripps [02:57] openbox | 3.4.9-2 | unstable | source, alpha, amd64, armel, hppa, hurd-i386, i386, ia64, kfreebsd-amd64, kfreebsd-i386, mips, mipsel, powerpc, sparc [02:57] do you need a sync from sid? [03:02] weird... my notify-osd is really, really, really tiny. [03:02] Looks like size 2 font, whereas the rest of my desktop uses 8.5 point font. [03:02] Okay, maybe it's 3 points. [03:03] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/notify-osd/+bug/469508 [03:03] Ubuntu bug 469508 in notify-osd "notify-osd becomes tiny on non-integer font sizes (dup-of: 396736)" [Medium,Triaged] [03:03] Ubuntu bug 396736 in notify-osd "notify-osd seems to be unable to use some of the fonts" [Medium,In progress] [03:12] grr, gnome's zero-volume-is-exactly-the-same-as-mute behavior irks me to no end. [03:12] Because zero volume should NOT assert the mute pin! [03:13] Then again, KDE did something even weirder: every time it tried to play a sound, it actually deactivated the hardware-mute! [03:13] why not? [03:13] zero master volume is not equal to mute? [03:14] In Windows, I can hold volume-down and hit zero-volume without the mute LED going orange. [03:14] Some test case: press hardware mute. Turn volume to zero. Turn volume back up. Card will unmute. [03:14] In Windows, it will stay muted. [03:15] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/332081 [03:15] so you want to be able to adjust the volume while muted [03:15] Ubuntu bug 332081 in gnome-settings-daemon "Panel volume icon state changes to "mute" when volume reaches zero" [Low,New] [03:19] Interestingly enough, when Windows Media Center is open, then Windows does do the zero-asserts-mute thing. [03:19] here's another thing you can do on windows: get a severe virus infection [03:19] Not if you're not a n00bcake. [03:20] Or at least, it's harder. [03:23] I also had the annoyance of my rfkill LED blinking on network activity, until I installed the compat-wireless stuff and set led_mode. [03:25] *blue*orange*blue*orange*blue*orange*blue*orange*blue*orange* [03:45] hmm, all that new GTK alpha stuff... will that mean we can use alpha-transparent wallpapers and have them actually work (and show the underlying stuff through compositing)? [03:47] sure [04:02] Oh, and I found a wallpaper that looks nice with the latest Human theme in the repos (still same as Karmic?). [04:02] Now we just need gnome-appearance-properties to offer the Alpha channel setting. =þ [04:09] those types of features will be worked into future mutter versions [04:19] Mutter? What does Mutter have to do with it? [04:20] All we need is the option to choose R,G,B,A in gnome desktop settings thingy, instead of just R,G,B. [04:20] ... and have it do the same for loaded png images, and such -- keep the alpha channel. [04:21] I'm curious about this "client-decorated windows" thing, though. [04:21] Interesting use case for the alpha stuff: compiz cube, with wallpaper being an image of a window or a door, with transparent inside. [04:21] So, if you look through the window or door, you see the other virtual desktops. [04:47] I have recently installed ubuntu 9.10 karmic version. Its fast and every things work. I want to setup my WIFI. The GUI is not helping me to setup. Can anyone help Please? [04:53] colombofish, not in this channel. go to #ubuntu [05:24] oh, and I wish eog had alpha channel support. [05:24] That is, alpha in the image would make it REALLY transparent. [05:30] DanaG is all about the desktop bling [05:30] Actually, that could be useful. [05:30] Bling for bling's sake is silly if overdone... but used correctly, effects can be nice. [05:31] I'd love to be able to preview images with transparent parts actually being transparent. [05:31] oh, so you think compiz is silly? [05:31] No, but "burn", specifically, is. [05:31] and the stupid water effects? [05:31] They're amusing to play with, but I don't use the ripple notification -- too distracting. [05:32] I use Lamp for min/unmin, Dream for open, and Sidekick for close. [05:32] and menus use Vacuum. [05:32] So it's like the mouse cursor "slurps" up the menus. [05:32] And I have the times short... 250 ms or less. [05:33] i hope the gnome-devs don't bother with any of that on gnome-shell [05:33] Why? Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean it shouldn't be possible. [05:34] I don't like anchovies.... does that mean pizza makers should stop offering anchovies? [05:34] Not the best analogy, but, eh. [05:34] because other than close, none of the things exist anymore [05:35] well, i guess menus still do [05:35] As it is right now, when the animations for close and minimize were exactly the same..... that's bad. [05:35] in individual programs [05:35] And the open animation sucked last time I tried it. [05:35] With my compiz settings, my desktop feels snazzy, but not stupid. [05:37] compiz has too many options, too many plugins, too many things that can be turned on/off [05:54] I'd agree with that, actually. [05:54] Same thing with qtcurve.... options paralysis. [05:54] ... but that's even worse. [05:54] Actually, most of my settings could even be done with simple-ccsm. [05:55] i like simple-ccsm [05:55] I did have to change window-types a bit.... group dialog with regular-window, and popup and dropdown and such menus together. [05:55] but i'm sure the fact that the options and plugins exist at all is cause for hte code to overly large/slow/complex [05:55] http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~dgoyette/Dana_Compiz.profile [05:56] weird... I hit super-w, and my whole desktop went transparent-ish. [05:56] That's supposed to trigger water. [05:57] Time to disable water, then. [05:57] hmm, and colorfilter isn't working. [05:58] I have super-tab set to circle-switcher, and alt-tab is static switcher with animation speed set to be essentially instant. [06:01] http://users.csc.calpoly.edu/~dgoyette/bootcharts/EliteBook-lucid-20100105-4.png [06:01] hmm, boot has gotten a bit cleaner now. [06:02] But, is ureadahead supposed to run TWICE? === cdE|Woozy_ is now known as cdE|Woozy === sal is now known as Guest51408 [10:29] hi all [10:30] I get an unsatisfied dipendence [10:30] k3b: Dipende: k3b-data (= 1.68.0~alpha3-0ubuntu1) ma 1.69.0~alpha4-1ubuntu2 è installato [10:30] can I force it? [10:35] morning === Adys_ is now known as Adys [10:51] Xorg segfaulting on startup with nvidia official drivers =/ known bug? [10:51] dont use nvidia site drivers :p [10:51] keep with repos or X team PPA [10:52] mm fair enough [10:52] the repo ones are quite old though [10:52] 18x [10:52] I'm running 195.30 [10:53] Synaptic also crashing on startup, Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.19.2/gtk/gtkrbtree.c:1098:_gtk_rbtree_find_offset: assertion failed: (tree) [10:55] Adys: as i said: PPA [10:55] it has 195 [10:55] but : why do u need 195?? [10:55] does it fix any serious bug u have? [10:56] 185 is stable and works well enough for me [10:56] because its miles better than 18x branch, fps-wise in games [10:56] ah.. i dont play games.. [10:56] plus it needs a bump for the new X [10:56] whats the ppa again? xorg-edgers? [10:58] Guest51408: that should have been resolved with -1ubuntu3. Did you run apt-get update before? [10:58] morning BUGabundo_work [10:59] BUGabundo_work: and 195 has a lot of performance improvements (especially noticable in kwin) [10:59] ahh [10:59] ok i guess i'll get it from bjsnider PPA [10:59] why the heck aint archive updated yet? [11:00] no idea, doesn't at least edgers have 190? [11:00] * BUGabundo_work pulls our fiendly italian X dev ears [11:00] yofel: 195 i think [11:00] but x edgers doesnt work with X 1.5 [11:00] or at least didnt last time i tried [11:00] hm, well, I'm using bjsniders ppa anyway [11:00] have to ask sarvat for an update [11:01] oh cool [11:01] i'll update tonigh [11:01] (and brake my system a 3rd time) [11:01] need a quick test [11:01] * BUGabundo_work loves to find GNU tools bugs [11:01] create a dir and sub dir [11:01] symlink to the sub dir from top level [11:01] enter the link with cd [11:01] rm ../somefile [11:02] result: FAIL [11:02] oh yeah, that's broken [11:02] noticed that too awhile ago [11:02] forgot about it... [11:02] eheh [11:02] wanna file it? [11:02] i'll push upstream [11:02] I have /tmp symlinked to $HOME/tmp [11:02] and add to my GNU bug list :D [11:04] BUGabundo_work: do you know what is broken to cause that? [11:04] i have a friend here thats says he knows [11:05] waiting for him to have a few free min to explain [11:05] since it doesn't matter if I use ls cd rm or whatever [11:05] wait [11:05] only pwd doesn't seem broken [11:05] all of them break!? [11:05] eheh [11:05] ext4 bug? [11:05] ah wait [11:06] s/cd/cp [11:07] 'ls ..' shows the wrong dir [11:08] bash completion on 'rm ../somethin' works, but rm says no such file or dir [11:08] cp too [11:08] mv too [11:08] how do I disable the auto-resizing of maximized windows when I move them? its extremely annoying [11:09] (kwin) [11:09] actually almost everything that accesses the FS: stat, file, chmod, ... [11:11] yofel: can u test it on another FS ? [11:12] if I had any... [11:12] ah wait [11:12] I do have a btrfs test-fs on my server [11:14] 180 ppl in here and no one to test it [11:14] eheh [11:14] i can try it on debian and ext3 [11:14] $ mkdir -p 1/2/3 [11:15] $ ll ../.. total 4 drwxr-xr-x 3 mainroad mainroad 4096 Jan 6 11:14 2 [11:15] nope, doesn't matter if it's btrfs, tmpfs, linked over different FS [11:15] $ touch /tmp/1/2/foo [11:16] $ rm ../foo [11:16] $ ls /tmp/1/2/ 3 [11:16] the darn thing removed foo, but autocmplete showed /tmp [11:16] FAIL [11:17] so autocomplete bash bug ? [11:17] + pwd [11:17] or every other tool? [11:18] no idea, I would have to know how its supposed to work for that [11:20] Are we going to see kernel 2.6.33 in Lucid? Or are we waiting until it matures a little before testing the waters [11:20] BUGabundo_work: looks like bash feature, tcsh works differently [11:20] ripps: no idea [11:21] ask in #ubuntu-kernel [11:21] Trewas: then is a bash-autocomplete bug [11:21] yep, could be a bash bug, there is a 'pwd' builtin command [11:24] ok [11:24] can someone file it please, and sub me to it [11:26] lemme test it in a vm with bash3 first [11:32] heh, same in my hardy VM [11:32] bash 'pwd' != /bin/pwd [11:32] nice 'feature' [11:34] eheh [11:34] $ /bin/pwd /tmp/1/2/3 [11:36] so lets trace $ pwd [11:36] eheh [11:56] BUGabundo_work: bug 503761 [11:56] Launchpad bug 503761 in bash "bash behaves different on symlinks than the GNU tools" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/503761 [11:59] yofel: thanks. confirmed and subed [12:00] * BUGabundo_work wonders if he is subbed to the n2n/TUN bug [12:01] cwillu_at_work: did u progress anything more on the TUN bug? === BUGabundo_work is now known as BUGabundo_lunch [12:05] !info evince [12:06] evince (source: evince): Document (postscript, pdf) viewer. In component main, is optional. Version 2.29.4-0ubuntu1 (lucid), package size 420 kB, installed size 5896 kB [12:31] BUGabundo_lunch: heh, found debian 538891 just now [12:31] Debian bug 538891 in bash "bash: completion incorrect with symlinks" [Normal,Open] http://bugs.debian.org/538891 === BUGabundo_lunch is now known as BUGabundo_work [13:10] yofel: cool. i forgot to look it up [13:10] since i can reproduce here too [13:10] with latest unstable [13:10] have u linked them on LP? [13:10] BUGabundo_work: I linked both bugs [13:11] ok [13:11] i was just going to do it [13:11] didnt show up here [13:12] thanks, once again [13:16] poke? [13:17] re tun, no, I've been having fun with neon code on armel [13:18] weeeehh [13:21] Hi. I've installed CompizConfig settings manager in Lucid but the Shadow Windows option in the Decorator plugin does not seem to have any effect. Is that a bug or intentional? [13:33] I've just updated and I'm going to try to log in again, if that fails, I'm filing a bug. Cya! [13:52] I've filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/503797 and the problem will be dealt with there. Greets! [13:52] Ubuntu bug 503797 in compiz "Can not disable shadows in Window Decoration" [Undecided,New] [13:53] bmm: ping Amaranth_ === IdleOne_ is now known as IdleOne [14:44] I hate it when I decide to sink more time into a bug and then solve it myself, makes for an ugly online read :) But https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/503797 has now been closed. Thanks BUGabundo_work and Amaranth_ ! [14:44] Ubuntu bug 503797 in compiz "Can not disable shadows in Window Decoration" [Undecided,Invalid] [14:49] bmm: as long as it is working for u :P [14:50] I mis-understood the option, the implementation and the description are not in sync. If I encounter that same thing in the C++ rewrite, I'll file another bug, but then titled "the description is wrong" ;) [14:51] anyone else have a problem with synaptic not working? [14:51] Hew: I have not upgraded yet, what is the command line output? Sounds scary :? [14:52] there's no output, it's very strange [14:52] well if I use gksu there is no output [14:52] if I run it as user: [14:52] Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.19.2/gtk/gtkrbtree.c:1098:_gtk_rbtree_find_offset: assertion failed: (tree) [14:52] Aborted [14:53] which now looks like bug 503781 [14:53] Launchpad bug 503781 in synaptic "synaptic crashed with Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.19.2/gtk/gtkrbtree.c:1098:_gtk_rbtree_find_offset: assertion failed: (tree)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/503781 [14:54] Hew: trying now [14:54] $ synaptic ** Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.19.2/gtk/gtkrbtree.c:1098:_gtk_rbtree_find_offset: assertion failed: (tree) Aborted [14:57] might already be fixed, bug 503576 [14:57] Launchpad bug 503576 in gtk+2.0 "Seahorse fails to start with error Gtk:ERROR:/build/buildd/gtk+2.0-2.19.2/gtk/gtkrbtree.c:1098:_gtk_rbtree_find_offset: assertion failed: (tree) ) = 113 in Lucid" [Medium,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/503576 [14:58] hiyas [15:02] Does anybody know of any good tools to downscale and convert 720p mkv's into a standard definition movie dvd? [15:03] ripps ffmpeg might do it or mencoder [15:03] ripps, devede is a good all-in-one program for creating video DVDs [15:04] anybody remember any of the quoting issues with completion in bash 4? [15:05] by movie dvd, do you mean divx/xvid? [15:06] ripps, handbrake is another if you like guis ...slow but effective [15:06] tobylane: lane I mean a standard video dvd, so mpeg2 I assume [15:12] ripps, I just ripped a dvd to mpg with handbrake , it has lots of decode/encode options ..I must admit it was my first time trying it due to dvd encoding wasn't being recognized by ffmpeg , very unusual === lenios is now known as Lenios [15:36] arent we promoting pitivi for lucid cycle? [15:36] so stop using everything else and burn try that new app [15:36] file ALL bugs [15:39] a real poroper editor? [15:42] in a cycle or two, sure [15:43] cool, all i know linux didnt had much in the sense of movie editors so far [15:45] acicula: please try it [15:47] video editing is not my area, but LiVES is also popular [15:48] if you don't use the official package which is broken :P [15:49] seems the karmic version is also .13.3 [15:52] joaopinto: let me guess: getdeb downloads? :p [15:52] BUGabundo_work, yup, we work around a problem related to dpkg, the package on ubuntu comes directly from debian, it works fine on debian but not on Ubuntu due to different default flags for dpkg [15:55] LOL [15:55] bug filed? [15:55] patch submited? [15:56] bug filed, no patch submited, software author getting mad [15:57] User question of the day: "how can i tweak Ubuntu to support easy passwords like User:User?" LOL reply : $ sudo passwd user http://twitter.com/marcopinheiro/status/7444439338 [15:57] joaopinto: mad? [15:57] yes, because his application his broken by default on Ubuntu, it get's a lot of complains from users, and he didn't got any help on the fix which is not software related, it's package built related [16:05] ahh [16:10] strange happenenings, when I call up a file like /etc/fstab in kate it shows blank if I use kdesudo kate with the run command box , but if i call it up with sudo nano in the terminal it's all there . Also id I just use the run command without sudo then kate shows all the text/data ....any ideas what could be causing this ? [16:11] lemme try... [16:14] BluesKaj: WFM [16:16] yofel, WFM? [16:16] works for me [16:16] either running 'kdesudo kate /etc/fstab' or 'kdesudo kate' and opening the file later both work fine [16:19] yofel, works with konqueror but not kate ...very strange. Another thing , if click on properties on a large file such as a 5G video , it takes almost 30 secs before the properties dialog comes up [16:22] BluesKaj: seems to me like it reads the whole file before opening the properties window [16:22] tired it with a cd iso, now my NFS mount is stuck until the window opens... [16:23] *tried [16:29] yofel, are you getting this when opening some files ? "The process for the file protocol died unexpectedly" [16:34] BluesKaj: not yet, any specific file type? [16:42] * BUGabundo_work points guilt finger to apparmor [16:42] BluesKaj: time to run a debsum ? [16:44] yofel, yeah text or bash files using kate , using gksudo kate path/to/file works in place of kdesudo [16:44] Is the evolution-documentation-en package supposed to go? As suggested by full-upgrade. [16:46] arand: come on... dont fo full upgrades like that [16:46] arand: $ sudo aptitude update ; sudo aptitude safe-upgrade [16:47] Have done but this specific thing has remained like this for a couple of weeks now... [16:48] the evolution set of packages are being held back since they want to remove that package... [16:53] mm [16:54] my aptitude fails today [16:54] Err http://archive.ubuntu.com lucid/main libc6-i386 2.11~20100104-0ubuntu1 404 Not Found [IP: 91.189.88.46 80] [16:57] Crashbit: try other server, try apt-get..? [17:03] o mm, apt-get works fine [17:18] nice, Xorg works again on my nvidia-machine for the first time in a month === yofel_ is now known as yofel [17:24] SwedeMike, xorg isn't really necessary with the new kernel modules , it vcan help in some situations but there is no default xorg.conf file [17:26] BluesKaj: hm, let me rephrase. X is working again, before it wouldn't start at all, it crashed (I don't remember if it was SIGSEGV or if it was some other signal when it crashed) [17:26] so it didn't even revert to the low-res fail-safe [17:27] I see , I've neen getting some strange unpredictable logins like dropping to a TTY and having to startx etc [17:29] well, I'm not using it much, this is on a test machine I have that I boot once a week or so [17:48] when I do "lspci" I get "Bus error" is that a bug, faulty hardware or both? [17:52] alex_mayorga: works on this side, no idea if bug/hw-err. [18:10] !info gnome-shell [18:10] gnome-shell (source: gnome-shell): redefines user interactions with the GNOME desktop. In component universe, is extra. Version 2.28.0-0ubuntu2 (lucid), package size 309 kB, installed size 1428 kB [18:14] arand: thanks [18:14] any other ideas? [18:16] alex_mayorga: 'Bus error' is all that it says? [18:16] maybe run 'strace lspci' and see where it errors out [18:18] yofel, that's all, trying your command right now === ripps is now known as ripps|sleep [18:49] i tried out the xubuntu daily live and something weird is up with the panels [18:49] they're very unusable looking [18:49] they're bigger and the open applications are not shown at the bottomm panel which seems useless [18:50] anyone here? [18:53] people are here [18:53] :-P [18:55] yofel: that tells a bit more [18:55] !paste [18:55] For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use http://ubuntu.pastebin.com | To post !screenshots use http://tinyurl.com/imagebin | !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic [18:55] there is a bug with the panels in xfce [18:55] they have window borders and the bottom panel is useless [18:56] the open applications are not included into the bottom panel [18:56] this is my lspci bug/error can somebody, please take a look http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m4ad7b529 [18:57] i know almost nothing about scripts sorry [18:58] alex_mayorga: err... interesting ^^ [18:58] is kde getting any faster or is it still slow? [18:58] I'm clueless [18:58] i like the look of kde but hate the performance [19:01] yofel: thanks, I guess I file a bug, right? [19:02] hm.. [19:03] can you run 'debsums pciutils' first? [19:03] hi. my suspend (resume?) is broken. trying to resume i get only a gray screen. it was working fine with jaunty/karmic and at lucid's pre-alpha. [19:03] alex_mayorga: just to make sure that the binary isn't corrupt [19:03] nvidia, 195.30 [19:04] i can only go to a tty (still with a gray screen) after doing a SysRq+R and the Ctrl+Alt+.. [19:05] yofel: debsums: can't check pciutils file /usr/bin/lspci (Reading from filehandle failed) [19:05] I guess is the faulty HD on this laptop [19:05] can anybody help me debugging it? [19:05] alex_mayorga: could be, but run a fsck first [19:06] just that command? [19:07] alex_mayorga: moment please [19:08] alex_mayorga: 'sudo touch /forcefsck' should check the / FS on reboot [19:08] afv: hm, can you actually do something in the ttys? [19:09] yes, but i can't see it [19:09] yofel. thanks I'll confirm next time I reboot [19:09] how do you know then that you're on a tty? [19:09] because i do login and do a sudo reboot now :p [19:09] alex_mayorga: ok :) [19:09] and watch the disk activity when logging in too.. lol [19:09] afv: ah ok ^^ [19:10] that should be a X crash then [19:11] afv: since 195.30 is the beta driver afaik you should run the nvidia-bug-report.sh script and report the bug to nvidia [19:12] hmm, but it is happening with older versions too [19:13] really? hm... do you find anything useful in /var/log/Xorg.0.log.old? [19:13] i'll take a look. just a sec [19:34] update gnome cache fail for anyone besides me? [19:40] hi [19:40] does anybody know how to change wacom settings in lucid? [19:40] there is no Xorg.conf anymore to edit [19:41] I'd like to set my mouse to relative mode [19:42] is launchpad down? [19:42] i can't seem to file a bug report [19:53] does lucid have currently problems with locales? [19:59] back. yofel, there's nothing special at xorg's log [20:02] http://pastebin.com/d2ea69b61 [20:29] Anyone have any experience getting radeonhd with kms up and running (kernel 2.6.33)? [20:30] Without passing radeon.modeset=1 to the kernel, everything is working fine, except for KMS, which I'd really like (for vblank). [20:30] I'm using 2.6.33-rc3 from mainline, plus radeonhd and libdrm for the xorg-edgers PPA [20:31] The R600_rlc.bin R700_rlc.bin firmware files are in place. [20:32] Whenever I boot with radeon.modeset=1 (or add radeon modeset=1 to /etc/modules), I just get a solid black or white screen when X starts. Hitting control alt f1 refreshes a black screen, and I can press control alt delete to reboot, indicating that things are not hung === _sky is now known as skydrome [21:05] is there a specific channel i should go into with requests for packaging of new perl modules? or should i just submit bugs to debian [21:54] hi i'd like to help out and submit bugs, but i'm not advanced enough to deal with major "system breaking" bugs. i have expierience with past ubuntu alpha releases and up until now i hadn't had any major problems. at the moment is lucid fairly stable and good to start playing around with? [22:02] hey gyus [22:02] puchat3k: Fairly? I'm not aware of any system-eating bugs at the moment, but the day is still young! [22:02] gonna be a bit OT, so please bare with me. [22:02] I got this [22:02] gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! ffmpegcolorspace ! videoscale ! video/x-raw-rgb ! pngenc compression-level=9 ! filesink location=foo.png [22:03] but I need the equivalent to save as JPG [22:03] help wanted :D thanks in advance [22:03] BUGabundo: You know, there's #gstreamer on this very network :). Anyway... you want to grab just a single image from your v4l2src? [22:03] yep [22:04] pics hourly [22:04] jpegenc doesn't work? [22:04] * BUGabundo heads to #gstreamer [22:04] RAOF: WARNING: erroneous pipeline: no element "jpgenc" [22:04] le me swap jpg for jpeg [22:04] WARNING: erroneous pipeline: no property "compression-level" in element "jpegenc0" [22:04] jpeg: jpegenc: JPEG image encoder [22:05] BUGabundo: gst-inspect jpegenc [22:05] You're probably after “quality" [22:06] RAOF: jpegenc quality=9 ? [22:06] RAOF, hey, thanks i'm downloading an image know, i'll try it out in virtualbox for a couple of days and then maybe try to install it on one of my boxes, thanks for the info :-) [22:06] or 85 % ? [22:07] BUGabundo: Given gst-inspect says quality goes from 0-100, with a default of 85, I'd suggest that quality 9 is probably pretty crap. [22:07] ahah [22:07] ill try 85 [22:07] You don't actually need to set that unless you want to be explicit; the default is 85. [22:08] $ gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! ffmpegcolorspace ! videoscale ! video/x-raw-rgb ! jpegenc quality=85 ! filesink location=hour.jpg [22:08] WARNING: erroneous pipeline: could not link videoscale0 to jpegenc0 [22:10] We're both looking at http://pastebin.ca/1740727 , right? [22:10] that doesn't do it RAOF [22:10] nor the tip I got at #gtreamer [22:10] gst-launch-0.10 v4l2src ! ffmpegcolorspace ! videoscale ! jpegenc ! filesink location=foo.jpg [22:11] it just gets stuck [22:11] Notice the SINK specification there - in the “capabilities" line it says “video/raw-x-yuv", but you're trying to feed it x-raw-rgb. [22:27] am I missing something with not being able to do full disk encryption off the life CD...it looks like the download from LP is 501.7 KB [22:27] https://launchpad.net/ecryptfs [22:28] hey douglasawh [22:28] BUGabundo: sup [22:28] having fun [22:28] hacking away my webcam [22:28]