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humphreybcHello everyone, who do I need to speak to about Lucid CD contents?06:58
humphreybcno one?07:25
didrocksgood morning o/07:30
onihi07:44
didrocksmorning oni07:44
onianyone tryed to use 9.10 on intel i5-clarkdale07:44
oniit is booting fine but when gnome starts in suddenly hangs any idea?07:45
didrocksoni: this is not a support channel, please, head to #ubuntu if you can find a workaround (if you have a X server running, maybe disabling compiz can be a start to see if it's related to 3D acceleration)07:48
oniin #ubuntu nobody could help so i tryed here07:49
didrocksoni: you didn't find anything related on LP or on ubuntuforums?07:49
onino i think clarkdale is a bit to new07:50
didrocksmaybe disabling 3D acceleration on the driver is a start. I have no other clue, sorry :/07:50
oniok thanks i will try it07:51
azteechoni: use this search link for info regarding linux issues and such for the clarkdale - http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu+%2B+intel+i5-clarkdale&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a07:57
azteechwhole page of info, including bug reports07:58
azteechlot of it not specific to ubuntu-branded - but definitely linux hits08:00
onimy google(german) just finds reviews08:02
azteechtry putting it in this way in a search window - "ubuntu + intel i5-clarkdale" without the quote marks08:03
onithats exactly what your link is doing08:04
onimay i should put a detailt bug report to LP08:06
rickspencer3join #quickly08:10
didrockshey rickspencer3 :)08:10
rickspencer3didrocks, good morning, welcome to the desktop team!!08:10
didrocksthanks a lot rickspencer3 :)08:10
azteechjust as an example - here are a couple links that the search brought up: http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=intel_lynnfield&num=1  http://www.uluga.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=790309808:14
azteechoni: maybe you will need to try that, after disabling 3D acceleration, as didrocks advised above.08:15
onithese posts are about the "old" i5 series08:17
azteechoni: no problem - then recommend do as suggested, and if nothing works, file a detailed bug report then08:21
oniok thanks08:22
seb128good morning there08:39
chrisccoulson_g1hey seb128, how are you?08:39
seb128hey chrisccoulson_g1, it's monday morning and I'm not fully awake yet but good I think08:39
seb128what about you?08:39
chrisccoulson_g1yeah, I'm good thanks. but stuck in a long queue of traffic in my car at the moment08:40
seb128oh :-(08:41
seb128still due to the winter weather?08:41
chrisccoulson_g1I'm not too sure yet. I think there must have been an accident somewhere on my route08:42
chrisccoulson_g1the weather isn't too bad now though08:42
baptistemmhello08:43
seb128hey baptistemm08:43
seb128chrisccoulson_g1, did you have any chance to look at g-c-c yet?08:43
seb128it should be rebuilt for tomorrow if we want to get the libgnome-desktop soname transition done for alpha208:44
chrisccoulson_g1seb128 - I did it last night, and pushed to bzr08:44
seb128nice08:45
seb128any reason you didn't upload?08:45
chrisccoulson_g1I haven't had a chance to make sure everything still works though08:45
chrisccoulson_g1gcc is in desktop-core package set, so I can't upload08:45
seb128oh ok08:46
seb128if there is no breakage that's ok nowadays since g-c-c is only capplets08:46
seb128g-s-d is the session visible component08:46
seb128but I will give it a try later, thanks08:46
seb128I'm getting coffee first!08:46
chrisccoulson_g1coffee sounds good!08:47
rickspencer3hi seb12808:47
seb128salut rickspencer308:48
seb128comment ça va ?08:48
seb128bien arrivé en France ?08:48
rickspencer3bon08:49
rickspencer3uh, don't know "yesterday" :(08:49
rickspencer3oops, running out of power08:49
* rickspencer3 runs to fnac to get a covnerter08:49
seb128"hier"08:49
seb128see you later!08:50
seb128I don't think not having a ground plug is an issue btw08:50
seb128davidbarth, hey, I told you that upload on friday was not a good thing ;-)08:51
didrocksrickspencer3: see you later08:52
seb128I had to do fixing on saturday evening since things got screwed and all indicators were just crashing08:52
rickspencer3bbiab08:52
davidbarthseb128: what happened?08:53
didrockshey chrisccoulson_g1 and baptistemm08:53
* davidbarth reads up the log08:53
seb128davidbarth, new libdbusmenu-gk required new libdbusmenu-glib without saying so08:59
seb128davidbarth, and the new libdbusmenu-glib used a Breaks on indicators packages that need an update08:59
chrisccoulson_g1hey didrocks, how are you?08:59
seb128davidbarth, which leaded to have the gtk version update and not the glib one and things crashing on lack of symbols09:00
chrisccoulson_g1I wish I had got some coffee in my car09:00
davidbarthseb128: well, i told kenvandine that you did not recommend uploads on Friday, so what happened?09:01
seb128he did upload anyway09:01
seb128and things broke09:01
seb128anyway no real issue I sorted that09:01
davidbarthseb128: sure, but sorry for the issue09:01
seb128but it made me unhappy to have to work on saturday evening to fix things when I told people to not upload on firday for that reason ;-)09:02
davidbarthseb128: ok, i'll try to clarify that during our integration call today09:03
seb128davidbarth, don't bother that's a distro issue, I will talk to kenvandine when he's around09:04
seb128nothing your team did wrong09:04
seb128out of delays tarball to friday which leaded to the conflict ;-)09:04
seb128but that happens09:04
didrockschrisccoulson_g1: fine thanks. Concerning the coffee, I'm sure you'll take some in a bottle for the return path :)09:05
chrisccoulson_g1didrocks - yeah, I think I need to invest in a flask for coffee09:07
chrisccoulson_g1I'm tempted to turn around, I've only moved 1 mile in the last hour09:08
seb128you can get out?09:08
seb128or you are stucked on a one way road?09:08
didrockshum, too bad… good luck :/09:09
chrisccoulson_g1seb128 - fortunately, its not 1 way. I could turn around if I don't move much soon09:09
seb128that's something09:09
seb128cassidy, hey09:36
seb128cassidy, bug #399039, do you know if that will be backport to telepathy-gabble 0.8?09:36
ubottuLaunchpad bug 399039 in empathy "Typing notification in empathy doesn't work for XMPP (google talk and jabber)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/39903909:36
seb128or if 0.9 is what we should use in lucid?09:37
seb128wb rickspencer309:39
seb128did you found what you needed?09:39
rickspencer3thanks seb12809:39
rickspencer3seb128, yes09:39
rickspencer3people in Paris are quite helpful so far09:39
rickspencer3despite that I have the communication powers of a chimp here09:39
didrocksyou seem to be surprised :)09:39
rickspencer3didrocks, not surprised09:40
rickspencer3didrocks, did you get onto wiki.canonical yet?09:40
didrocksrickspencer3: no, Alice sent me an email and I told her I've still no access to the wiki09:41
rickspencer3hmmm'09:41
rickspencer3well, you are on irc.canonical09:41
rickspencer3so go to #rt09:41
rickspencer3I'll meet you there09:41
seb128rickspencer3, communication: it's a good way to measure your french skills and to learn some extra bits too ;-)09:44
rickspencer3seb128, yup09:44
rickspencer3I still can't parse anything anyone says to me09:44
rickspencer3but occasionally vocabulary words pop09:44
rickspencer3or I'll hear someone say something I understand, but never to me ;)09:45
didrocksrickspencer3: you're already presenting you in French "Bonjour, je m'appelle…". I think this is well appreciated :-)09:45
rickspencer3didrocks, right, then they reply in French, and I look totally confused .. and they say "are you speaking English?"09:46
rickspencer3;)09:46
didrocksahah :)09:46
seb128hehe ;-)09:46
rickspencer3I can say "merci" as well09:47
rickspencer3I think also appreciated09:47
didrocksright09:47
rickspencer3and d'accord ;)09:47
seb128and chouette? :-)09:47
rickspencer3lol09:48
rickspencer3didrocks, want to come into town and meet up for some lunch?10:15
seb128_re10:15
seb128_I'm getting some wifi troubles recently10:15
seb128_I'm wondering if that the lucid driver or the laptop card having issues10:15
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cassidyseb128, I think we should probably switch to 0.9 for Lucid yeah10:16
didrocksrickspencer3: yes, what time and where is the best for you?10:16
cassidyseb128, I'll ask to the Gabble guys what they think and I'll let you know10:17
rickspencer3didrocks, any time starting now10:17
didrocksrickspencer3: let me check for trains10:18
seb128cassidy, can you check if we will get a 1.0 or 0.9 stable on schedule?10:18
cassidyoki10:20
didrocksrickspencer3: I've one at 11:43, which should bring me next to the hotel at 12:05. Is it ok for you?10:20
rickspencer3didrocks, poifect10:20
seb128cassidy, ok thanks10:22
seb128cassidy, no hurry!10:22
cassidysure10:22
didrocksrickspencer3: leaving now. I'll find you at the hotel lobby10:32
rickspencer3didrocks, great10:33
rickspencer3bon voyage10:33
chrisccoulson_g1excellent, I've finally arrive at work!10:45
chrisccoulson_g1it only took me 3 hours!10:45
seb128chrisccoulson_g1, took you only 3 hours?10:45
seb128lol10:45
* seb128 hugs chrisccoulson_g110:45
seb128not the best week to start the week10:45
* chrisccoulson_g1 hugs seb12810:46
chrisccoulson_g1I'm quite tired now - I've normally had 3 coffees by now10:46
seb128hehe10:47
seb128davidbarth, do you know what's going on with the indicator-me options?10:48
seb128like im status, etc10:48
seb128is that a new source? is it expected to land this week?10:48
seb128the current session applet dropped those10:48
davidbarthseb128: atm the indicator-me code contains what was in the status sub-menu of the session menu11:01
davidbarthseb128: it will be enhanced to support more of the features that are now defined (and approved) in the "me menu" spec11:01
seb128what is indicator-me? a new source?11:02
seb128will it be available before beta2?11:02
davidbarthseb128: the me menu is part of the a2 delivery11:02
seb128alpha2 I mean11:02
seb128ok11:02
davidbarthseb128: it's a new source yes, with a separate package11:02
seb128it's not there atm and freeze is tomorrow11:02
seb128I guess it's rather a ted and kenvandine's question though11:02
seb128I will sort that with them when they are around11:02
davidbarthseb128: so, that was part of the "don't release of friday"11:02
davidbarthseb128: or i don't know11:02
seb128the point I tried to make is "don't make half baked broken changes before running away for the weekend"11:03
davidbarthbut it's in our ppa, i'm running the code, it keeps running in integration with the supported IM clients, like it used to within the sesion menu11:03
seb128ie either do everything in a tested way or wait monday ;-)11:03
seb128thanks11:03
seb128I will sort that with ken and ted11:04
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i wasn't the last person to arrive at work ;)11:20
chrisccoulsonsomeone else has just arrived now11:20
seb128lol11:20
seb128in time for lunch!11:20
seb128oh, not yet, it's one hour earlier for you guys11:20
chrisccoulsonheh, i'm definately ready for lunch now11:23
cassidyseb128, the chat state bug has been fixed in 0.812:38
seb128cassidy, oh ok, the GNOME bug comments stated in didn't, thanks12:39
cassidyIt did now. We just backported the patch :)  Adding a comment12:39
seb128thank you!12:40
seb128so you recommend staying on 0.8?12:40
cassidyfor now yes. I think 0.9 still have few regressions12:41
cassidywe should hopefully get rid of them soon12:41
seb128ok thanks12:41
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mvoseb128: hi13:02
seb128re13:02
seb128hey mvo13:02
mvoseb128: a quick question, we used to have a "text" option on boot that prevetned gdm from starting13:03
seb128I should sort that autoconnect and ip change issue13:03
seb128it tends to make my client bounce on session start13:03
mvoseb128: this seems to be gone again with the convert to a job file?13:03
seb128it should not13:03
mvoso that should still work? I have a look then13:04
seb128    case "${ARG}" in13:05
seb128text|-s|s|S|single)13:05
seb128    exit 013:05
seb128mvo, ^ that's the upstart job13:05
seb128do13:05
seb128ups13:06
seb128wehre13:06
seb128# Check kernel command-line for inhibitors13:06
seb128for ARG in $(cat /proc/cmdline)13:06
mvoseb128: thanks. odd. I double check, maybe I did a typo or something with grub was odd13:06
seb128or maybe the job file is buggy in some way13:07
seb128but it has not been intentionally dropped13:07
chrisccoulsonhey pitti, are you around?13:10
seb128chrisccoulson, he was around but stopped IRC, he said it's not stable enough in the train13:11
seb128but he reads scrollback every now and then apparently13:12
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks13:12
seb128so better to just ask your question13:12
chrisccoulsonseb128 - could you add a karmic task to bug 505789?13:12
ubottuLaunchpad bug 505789 in gnome-screensaver "gnome-screensaver-command -p triggers keyboard event" [High,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50578913:12
chrisccoulsonit seems to be a regression caused by a previous SRU13:12
seb128you can probably do that no? did you try?13:12
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i just tried that, but i can't do it13:13
seb128chrisccoulson, you managed to suggest it for nomination but not nominate it right13:14
seb128chrisccoulson, I've accepted it now13:14
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks13:15
seb128np13:15
seb128hey tedg13:58
tedgGood morning seb12813:59
tedgLooks like some work to do from Friday's upload :(13:59
seb128yeah13:59
seb128first we don't have im actions anymore now13:59
seb128but that apparently waits on a new source?14:00
tedgYes, it was split out into the "indicator-me" package.14:00
seb128tedg, the rhythmbox menu looks weird now, previous and next got broken icons14:00
seb128and the power icon on the shutdown line is weird too, especially shifted14:00
tedgseb128: Yes, they're using GTK Stock icons and we need to figure out a way to translate that into icon-naming-spec icons.14:00
tedgGTK does that internally, but we need to do it somewhat externally.14:01
seb128ok14:01
tedgThe shifting is somewhat on purpose.  It's so that the items can have checkboxes and icons as well.  GTK doesn't support this but all the other toolkits do.14:01
seb128tedg, you guys screwed the update by not update the shlibs version for libdbusmenu btw14:01
tedgThere isn't enough spacing there, but that's a simpler fix :)14:01
seb128tedg, libdbusmenu-glib got blocked while -gtk got updated which leaded to crashland14:02
tedgSo -gtk should depend on -glib?  (I saw the bug, but I'm not sure I understood)14:02
seb128it does use symbols from it since it was crashing on a not found symbol there14:03
seb128so yes, it should depends on the version which has all the symbols it needs14:03
seb128that's done usually by updating the shlibs number in the package when api are added14:03
seb128the current package has a shlib version for -gtk in its rules14:04
seb128but none for -glib14:04
tedgWhy wouldn't we have -gtk depend on the exact version, as they'll always get updated together?14:04
seb128they didn't14:04
seb128which leaded to crash land14:04
seb128they are different binary14:04
seb128somebody made the new -glib Breaks the old indicators14:05
seb128which made -glib in hold until the indicators were updated14:05
seb128but nothing blocked the -gtk update14:05
seb128which leaded to new -gtk installed with all -glib14:05
seb128and the version mismatch doesn't work so well14:05
tedgOkay, so in the libdbusmenu-gtk0 should have "Depends: libdbusmenu-glib (= ${binary:Version})14:05
seb128>= should do14:05
seb128but yes14:05
seb128the shlibs system should take care of such depends14:06
seb128if you use a shlib14:06
seb128"shlib" means "the version required to have the current complete api set"14:06
tedgBut since they're built together, wouldn't it not go through that?14:06
seb128the debian tools add a depends on the lib by going through ldd list basically14:07
seb128ldd library.so14:07
seb128and it add the package containing the lib (>= versin_shlib)14:07
seb128in this case you get -gtk depends on -glib (>= 0)14:07
seb128since you didn't set a shlib14:07
seb128it also means that right now that something building against libdbusmenu-glib0 will get a depends on it with no version14:08
seb128shlibs is a trick to make sure you get a least the api you built against14:09
seb128it doesn't do symbol granularity14:09
kenvandineseb128, eww...14:09
seb128it just says "I built against version <n> of this lib so I will depends on that version because I know it's working"14:09
seb128you can't know that version n-1 would work too14:10
seb128slightly tweaked to make that "depends on the version which has the current api"14:10
tedgDo you know a good package to look at to see how to set it up?14:10
seb128ie if the api has no addition between 0.2 and 0.3 the shlib stays to 0.214:11
seb128libdbusmenu?14:11
seb128as said the rules has the line which set it for -gtk14:11
seb128but not for -glib14:11
seb128you need to add the same line for that one14:11
tedgAh, I see.14:11
seb128and make sure you update the versions when you add things to the api14:11
seb128or use .symbols14:12
seb128which is the modern way14:12
seb128it lists all symbols and the version they have been added to14:12
seb128so you know from the symbols you use what version you need14:12
tedgIs there a tool to do that, or by hand?14:13
seb128dpkg-gensymbols is the tools used for those14:14
seb128once set up you don't have to do anything14:14
seb128typically build will break when it run into symbols not listed14:14
seb128and give you a diff with those listed as being added in the version you try to build14:14
seb128so you just apply the diff and rebuild14:14
seb128no need to do history14:15
seb128you can start by making a list of all symbols and say they have been added in the current version14:15
seb128and work incremental from there14:15
seb128kenvandine, hey, can you summarize where we stand now, what needs sponsoring, seeding, adding, etc?14:16
seb128kenvandine, the alpha2 freeze is tomorrow14:16
seb128and pitti is travelling today which somewhat limit you main promotion, newing etc speed14:16
kenvandineseb128, cjwatson fixed the upload perms14:17
kenvandinei got that stuff uploaded14:17
kenvandineonly current issue i know of is jockey14:17
seb128which one?14:17
seb128there is no im menu anymore in current lucid14:17
kenvandinewon't build, because of a regression in a kde lib14:17
seb128that's a new source no?14:18
seb128has that been uploaded?14:18
kenvandineyeah14:18
kenvandineone sec14:18
kenvandinepitti and i traded a couple emails this morning14:18
seb128kenvandine, btw next time avoid disruptive change on friday evening if you can, I told davidbarth to not to it...14:18
seb128ok14:18
kenvandinepykdeuic4 calls kde_i18n_string.escape() which doesn't exist any more14:19
kenvandinehttp://launchpadlibrarian.net/37627198/buildlog_ubuntu-lucid-i386.jockey_0.5.5-0ubuntu6_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz14:19
seb128oh, you speak about jockey14:19
seb128good to know but I think if it's not in alpha2 that's ok14:19
kenvandineand the mono bindings to libappindicator are broken14:19
seb128I'm rather concerned about the new source14:19
seb128with the im status, etc14:19
kenvandineah, just indicator-me then14:19
seb128yes14:20
kenvandinewhich isn't uploaded yet14:20
seb128as said before freeze is tomorrow14:20
kenvandinei need you for that :)14:20
seb128and our main promotion, newing etc will not be as efficient with pitti travelling14:20
seb128is it ready to be sponsored?14:20
kenvandinei think so, let me look at it one more time14:20
seb128thanks14:20
kenvandinetedg, ok... after updating this morning and rebooting the app indicator is working again14:22
kenvandinebut not for mono14:23
kenvandinetedg, we really need that fixed asap...14:23
* kenvandine files a bug14:23
kenvandineseb128, lp:~ubuntu-desktop/indicator-me/ubuntu is ready to be sponsored14:25
seb128kenvandine, looking14:25
tedgkenvandine: No one uses Mono ;)14:25
tedgkenvandine: Did you file a bug?14:26
seb128tedg in a troll mood today? ;-)14:26
tedgseb128: No, I'm applying for moderator on boycottnovell.com ;)14:26
seb128heh14:27
seb128tedg, why do you distribute a LGPL copy in the indicator-me source if there is only GPL code there?14:28
seb128kenvandine, ^14:28
tedgseb128: Uhm, good question? :)14:28
kenvandinetedg, bug 50592314:29
ubottuLaunchpad bug 505923 in indicator-application "mono bindings doesn't show indicator" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50592314:29
kenvandinetedg, please remove the crufty license file :)14:29
seb128tedg, also "POLKIT_REQUIRED_VERSION=0.92" in configure seems useless?14:29
* kenvandine suspects there is plenty of cruft left over from indicator-session14:30
seb128lool, mvo: could one of you quickly sponsor lp:~ubuntu-desktop/indicator-me/ubuntu for me, I want to NEW in but I can't sponsor and NEW14:30
seb128it's a new source from dxteam and should be fairly trivial14:30
seb128I just had a quick look and it seems ok14:31
loolseb128: Looking14:31
seb128lool, thanks14:31
kenvandinelool, and it isn't really much "new" code... just split out for indicator-session14:31
kenvandinejcastro was rather disappointed it wasn't all the "bling" we saw at UDS :)14:31
kenvandinetedg,  the mono bindings problem should just be a case or re-generating the bindings?14:32
* kenvandine thinks that should happen automatically... like in distcheck or something14:32
tedgkenvandine: I don't know, it seems like they should have been regenerated in the build.14:32
tedgkenvandine: Did you run Tomboy on the command line?14:33
tedgkenvandine: I'm curious if the error means something more to you :)14:33
kenvandine(tomboy:24379): GLib-GObject-WARNING **: IA__g_object_set_property: object class `AppIndicator' has no property named `PROP_STATUS_S'14:33
seb128tedg, are the broken previous and next icons in rhythmbox a rhythmbox patch issue?14:33
kenvandinethat isn't a new message14:33
tedgseb128: They're a libappindicator issue.14:34
seb128tedg, ok thanks14:34
kenvandinetedg, however... running tomboy doesn't display it in the indicator and it does actually stay running as if it is14:34
* seb128 reassign bug14:34
tedgkenvandine: Yeah, but that's why it's broken now :)  It's not setting the status.14:34
kenvandinedoes that need to be in the bindings or does the tomboy patch need to do that?14:34
tedgkenvandine: Before we ignored the status, so it didn't matter.  Now we're listening to applications :)14:34
seb128oh, nice to see that fixed14:35
seb128it means I could do the nautilus change now ;-)14:35
tedgkenvandine: It should set the status when creating the object -- atleast that's how it's done in C.  We don't provide another way to do it -- I'm not sure how Mono handles that.14:35
looltedg: POLKIT_REQUIRED_VERSION=0.92 in configure.ac isn't used14:35
kenvandinetedg, but does tomboy need to set that?14:36
tedglool: Yup.  Deleted it just now. :)14:36
kenvandinetedg, i am just wondering if we need to change the tomboy patch or mono bindings in libappindicator :)14:36
tedgkenvandine: Yes.  But, I'm not sure how.  If it's part of the "new" function or if it's explicit.14:36
kenvandinewhat is the C function?14:36
looltedg: configure.ac requires DBUSMENUGLIB_REQUIRED_VERSION=0.1.1 and DBUSMENUGTK_REQUIRED_VERSION=0.2.0 but packaging requires 0.2 of both14:36
kenvandinethat should be 0.2.0...14:37
tedgkenvandine: For instance, most C programs don't set the status as much as they set the value in the _new function.  But there is a set_status as well.14:37
looltedg: You can drop AC_SUBST(APPLET_CFLAGS), _LIBS and same for STATUSERVICE_CFLAGS and _LIBS; PKG_CHECK_MODULES does it for you14:37
kenvandinetedg, app_indicator_set_status?14:37
kenvandineindicator.Status = Status.Active;14:38
tedglool: Oh, cool.  I didn't realize they do that now.14:38
loolIt has been so forever but apparently not a lot of people know14:38
looltedg, seb128: uploaded14:41
seb128lool, thanks14:41
* seb128 hugs lool14:41
tedglool: Thanks, I've got a branch with those comments in it.14:42
looltedg: Also, 4-spaces tabs are a crime!!  ;-)14:43
lool                          indicator >= $INDICATOR_REQUIRED_VERSION14:43
lool>------->------->------->------->------->-------  dbusmenu-gtk >= $DBUSMENUGTK_REQUIRED_VERSION)14:43
tedgjames_w: I tried the "bzr send" command that you posted in Friday.  And it seems that merge@launchpad.net doesn't exist.14:49
seb128tedg, kenvandine: indicator-me newed to main14:50
kenvandinethx14:50
tedgseb128: Thanks!14:51
seb128thanks to lool who sponsored it so I can NEW it now ;-)14:51
loolNB: I didn't test build it (lalala)14:51
loolBut you guys write perfect code anyway14:52
seb128it's in a ppa so it should be build tested14:52
kenvandinei built it in pbuilder too14:52
loolYeah, but I'm always scared of the bzr bd -S export thing with the tarball; it should just work, but yaknow14:52
loolIt just feels scary   ;)14:53
tedgjames_w: It seems to be merge@code.launchpad.net -- haven't gotten an error yet :)14:53
mvoseb128: yes, I can do that14:53
seb128mvo, too late14:53
seb128mvo, but thanks14:53
mvooh, ok14:53
seb128mvo, lool was quicker ;-)14:54
seb128mvo, did you sort you gdm text issue btw?14:54
rickspencer3kenvandine, read your empathy messages15:04
rickspencer3I can hear you, but need to set up my mic15:04
rickspencer3I could hear you fine, fwiw15:05
seb128kenvandine, could you push your libdbusmenu changes to bzr? I was fixing the shlib issue but apparently you didn't push the 0ubuntu2 revision there15:07
kenvandinei didn't15:07
kenvandinedamn...15:07
kenvandinesure15:07
seb128thanks15:08
kenvandineseb128, pushed15:08
kenvandinesorry about that15:08
seb128no worry15:08
seb128thanks15:08
mvoseb128: text> that is fine, no idea what was wrong before but works fine15:09
seb128mvo, ok good15:09
kenvandineseb128, oh... by the way, i can't prevent xchat from setting the urgency on the window... not from the plugin15:24
seb128kenvandine, ok15:24
kenvandineseb128, i can unset the urgency, but xchat sets it again after the plugin is done with it15:24
kenvandineso we would need to patch xchat for it..15:24
seb128don't bother with that, that's a detail15:24
kenvandineyeah15:24
kenvandine:)15:24
seb128let me know when you want sponsoring for this one15:24
kenvandinein a few minutes15:25
kenvandinei want to do that this morning15:25
kenvandineand then we can patch xchat to set the plugin enabled by default15:25
kenvandine:)15:25
baptistemmhi seb128, Do you remember the problem I reported about blank display after boot and not VT switch? your fix didn't worked :/15:32
seb128ok, so I don't know15:32
seb128did you try wait for a while?15:33
seb128it could be fsck running...15:33
baptistemmI doubt, there is no I/O activity15:34
baptistemmand I don't find anything in X log. I can have gdm if I start using the "failsafe" mode, I launch netroot and then I do a "start gdm"15:35
baptistemmI'll report a bug but I have nothing relevant to provide :/15:36
seb128try asking on #ubuntu-x maybe15:36
baptistemmhmm you're right15:36
seb128tedg, kenvandine: I've newed indicator-me binaries and added the applet depends back now15:50
kenvandineseb128, thx!15:50
seb128tedg, kenvandine: I've newed indicator-me binaries and added the applet depends back now, I've also fixed the dbusmenu shlib issue15:50
seb128np15:50
tedgseb128: Thanks!15:50
kenvandineseb128, actually it should be a recommends, it will work without it :)15:50
seb128kenvandine, do you need help on the mono binding issue?15:50
kenvandinebut we want it to come along for the ride15:50
kenvandineimho15:50
seb128ok15:51
seb128we can change that in the next upload15:51
seb128no hurry15:51
kenvandineseb128, if you have time to look at it15:51
kenvandinethen i can prepare xchat-indicator for review :)15:51
seb128ok, I will have a look15:53
kenvandineseb128, i regenerated the bindings and tried to run the example in the examples dir15:55
kenvandineand got the same results15:55
tedgbratsche_: By chance, did you look at the Mono binding issue we were talking about on Friday?16:05
bratsche_No, sorry.16:06
tedgOne thing I don't understand is why in the .metadata file there is two of several of the defines.16:06
tedgLike PROP_STATUS_S has two values.16:06
tedgOh, name and type.16:07
tedgDo those #defines get evaluated or do we need to translate them into strings in that file?16:08
bratsche_Let me pull down the code and look, I can't remember.16:08
tedgIs there an easy way to dump the property names in Mono so that we can see what they think they are?16:08
bratsche_I can look at the IL disassembler.. that's the easiest way I know how to do it.16:09
bratsche_Or maybe in the generated sources.. I forgot about that.16:09
bratsche_Hangon16:09
bratsche_You mean how is it translating from the C# enum back into something when it talks to the native lib?16:11
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tedgYeah, or where is it getting the value for PROP_STATUS_S -- it's a #define in the C source.16:12
tedgI'm not sure if it's getting the value correctly.16:12
tedgLooking at the generated source I think it's trying to pass "PROP_STATUS_S" instead of "status" to GTK.16:12
bratsche_And "PROP_STATUS" is what, an int/enum?16:12
tedg#define16:12
tedgOh, sorry, PROP_STATUS is an enum.16:13
tedgActually, both of them are internal to the C file.16:13
tedgThey're not even in a .h.16:13
bratsche_Maybe Status should be using PROP_STATUS instead of PROP_STATUS_S?16:14
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tedgbratsche: Perhaps, I'm not sure how it should work.  But neither of those are exported.16:14
bratscheIt doesn't matter if it's exported, it's a GObject property.16:15
DBOcan someone give me the short version on whats broken?16:15
bratscheThe world, dude.  The world.16:15
tedgDBO: Tomboy comes up hidden because it can't change the status from "passive" to "active"16:15
DBOokay, let me rephrase, can ted give me the short version16:15
tedgDBO: Gives and error about not being able to evaluate PROP_STATUS_S16:15
DBOah16:15
DBOwill fix16:16
DBOuhm, but I am in class all day today16:16
DBOtry adding a rule to rename PROP_STATUS_S to PROP_STATUS16:16
bratscheOkay16:16
bratscheWhat about other stuff like PROP_CATEGORY_S?  Presumably they'll have the same problems?16:16
DBOpotentially16:17
DBOI am looking at it all now16:17
bratscheThe weird thing is I think we tested this stuff when we were adding the bindings.16:17
DBOoh *I* see whats going n16:18
DBOon16:18
DBOthis is suck...16:18
DBOalso, we can blame ted!16:18
bratscheheh16:18
seb128you can always blame ted16:18
seb128;-)16:18
DBObasically, our bindings are a bit confused about how to set those properties because we provide them as GObject properties and as very well named method calls16:18
DBOwhich is ultimately causing some confusion16:19
DBOall we need to do is add some rules to the bindings to tell it to use the right things16:19
DBObratsche, I think getting rid of the _S will provide a quick fix16:20
DBOhowever I'll need to straighten out the duplicate functionality16:20
DBOg2g16:20
DBOlater16:21
bratscheOkay cool.16:21
bratscheLater dude.16:21
didrocksgoing to meet pitti at La Defense, bbl16:23
seb128didrocks, say hello16:24
seb128didrocks, have fun16:24
bratscheseb128: I think I've tracked down this gtk issue in totem a little further.  The stacktrace indicates that it's XSetBackgroundPixmap() generating the BadMatch, but when I commented that out then the very next X call generated the error instead.  Looking through xtrace it seems the last call was to GetInputFocus, which seems to be in the async code in csw which is why the bug goes away with GDK_NATIVE_WINDOWS set.  Still not sure yet why it16:25
bratsche's only happening with rgba on though.16:25
bratscheFun stuff.16:25
seb128seems so16:25
bratscheI'm going to switch over to libappindicator for a bit now, I need to finish up a patch there before I dig into this any more.16:25
seb128debugging async x calls is alway fun16:25
seb128ok16:25
seb128thanks for keeping me updated there16:26
chrisccoulsonhey bratsche - i was thinking of putting together a session on debugging X errors for a future UDW. perhaps you have some knowledge to contribute there? ;)16:31
bratscheUhh.. I think I need to attend such a session to learn more. :)16:31
chrisccoulsonlol16:32
chrisccoulsonnobody likes debugging them, but i ended up working on a few during karmic16:32
bratscheIt's actually really interesting.  I used to debug some internal stuff in gtk's Win32 backend, but it wasn't so bad because MSDN is fucking amazing.  We don't have anything like that though, and I guess you have to start reading xserver code to get really deep.16:40
bratscheI guess this is why there are so few people who really know all the details about this kind of stuff.16:41
chrisccoulsonbratsche - yeah, i had to read the xserver code a few times when investigating those types of issues16:57
chrisccoulsonand i hav eno clue about Xorg really ;)16:57
itorreydjsiegel: I am getting Lucid up and running my main dev machine and have 9.10 installing as well. I installed Lucid (all of this in VMWare FUsion) on my MBP but Empathy didn't actually connect to any of my accounts so I'm going to work from 9.10 for the moment16:59
djsiegelitorrey: sounds fine, I am sure the differences as far as themeing empathy will be slight to none17:00
djsiegelitorrey: seg|ars in #ayatana said he will port your empathy theme to gwibber (twitter client shipping in Lucid)17:00
djsiegelso we will have a consistent messaging style across IM and microblogging17:00
itorreyWould you like me to take a crack at the color scheme?17:00
itorreyOh nice17:00
djsiegelitorrey: I don't have the colors from our artists yet17:01
djsiegelkwwii: ^17:01
djsiegelkwwii: itorrey wants some color recommendations for the renkoo-inspired empathy theme17:01
djsiegelitorrey: you may want to create a launchpad account and assign this bug to yourself so you get mail about it: https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/empathy/+bug/39248817:06
ubottuLaunchpad bug 392488 in hundredpapercuts "empathy needs an Ubuntu adium theme" [Undecided,Confirmed]17:06
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rickspencer3kenvandine, hiya17:50
kenvandinehey rickspencer317:50
rickspencer3what's the scoopage with the widget for microblogging through gwibber17:51
rickspencer3?17:51
rickspencer3any progress?17:51
kenvandinehumm... well sosocial works (i think)17:52
kenvandinenot really a widget17:52
kenvandineseiflotfy_, says he has one17:52
kenvandineseiflotfy_, is that ready?17:52
rickspencer3so none built into gwibber atm?17:52
rickspencer3I can make one easily, so no worries17:52
kenvandinenot yet17:52
kenvandinewoot17:52
kenvandine:)17:52
rickspencer3I mean, make one for my app17:52
rickspencer3but I'll do it properly so you guys can snipe it if you want17:53
* rickspencer3 derives from HBox17:53
kenvandinerickspencer3, sounds great17:54
rickspencer3kenvandine: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~rick-rickspencer3/lolz/quickly_trunk/annotate/head%3A/lolz/MicroblogDialog.py17:57
rickspencer3I'll add that to quidgets for now17:57
rickspencer3nah, I'll just stick it in photobomb for now, and you guys can snip it17:58
kenvandinehehe18:01
kenvandinethx18:01
djsiegelok rickspencer318:47
djsiegelthink we can set, as a goal for Lucid, that autologin users don't have to type their password to join a saved wifi network?18:48
chrisccoulsondjsiegel - out of interest, how do you achieve that?18:49
chrisccoulsonsetting an empty keyring password?18:49
djsiegelpitti: ^ do you have and community guys you could recommend who might want to explore solutions for that?18:49
djsiegelchrisccoulson: apparently, one solution is to make a separate keyring for those passwords18:49
djsiegeland that separate keyring is practically always unlocked, IIRC18:50
chrisccoulsonbut the keyring would need to have no password right?18:50
chrisccoulsonyeah18:50
chrisccoulsonwould you intend to do that for users who don't use autologin?18:50
djsiegelhmm18:50
djsiegelI'm not sure18:50
chrisccoulsonbecause we may as well just not bother using the keyring in that case, and store the secrets in plaintext18:50
chrisccoulsonit's a difficult one to solve ;)18:51
djsiegelyes, but it's also something that we should definitely tackle18:51
chrisccoulsonusers would like good security and convenience of entering no password18:51
djsiegelyeah18:51
djsiegelsorry, gtg18:52
djsiegelbrb18:52
DBOtedg, did the PROP_STATUS_S hack work?19:41
tedgDBO: I'm not sure.  I don't know where to change it, sorry.19:41
DBOkay, I'll do it19:42
tedgDBO: I was waiting for you to get out of class. :)19:42
DBOim in class for a while still19:42
DBOdid you see my email on the dx-team list?19:42
tedgDBO: Ah, okay.  With your schedule?19:43
DBOtedg, thats the one19:44
tedgDBO: Yeah, I saw it, but I didn't think to look at it in this case :)19:45
DBOtedg, you are only justifying my belief that I need only read the mailing list :P19:45
milanbvchrisccoulson: you have a new stb - liboobs - gst trinity ready for packaging ;-)20:05
chrisccoulsonmilanbv - thanks :)20:12
chrisccoulsoni'll try and look at that this week sometime (perhaps after A2 now)20:13
milanbvI'm not in a hurry, just to let you know20:18
milanbvthere are major changes in the backends in that release20:18
milanbvbugs might appear without very visible benefit for users :-p20:18
milanbvthe major change is that we don't commit users as a whole, but one by one, which means we won't remove all users and groups form the computer as some bugs reported20:19
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seb128hey21:22
jcastrohi seb21:24
seb128hey jcastro21:24
seb128how are you?21:24
jcastroseb128: good. same old same old.21:30
seb128did anybody try the new indicator-me with empathy?21:30
baptistemmwww.piware.de down ?21:30
seb128baptistemm, dunno, it has no content but replies there21:31
seb128pitti, ^21:31
jcastroseb128: I can in about a minute now that my mirror is caught up21:31
seb128jcastro, thanks21:32
baptistemmchrome obfuscates the real error21:32
baptistemmseb128,  indicator-me is the applet  with the firstname?21:32
seb128it's the menu in lucid which has the im options21:33
seb128it has your username as title yes21:33
baptistemmbecause I just started empathy from the ubuntu notification applet and the action in  indicator-me are disabled21:34
jcastroseb128: me too21:35
jcastrothey're grayed out21:35
jcastrothe applet is there and looks right though21:35
* baptistemm is pondering to buy a 160 intel SSD disk21:35
seb128jcastro, ok thanks21:35
seb128same here21:35
seb128"right" but useless...21:36
seb128kenvandine, ^21:36
seb128known issue?21:36
kenvandinehey seb128!21:36
seb128hey kenvandine ;-)21:36
kenvandineseb128, yeah... that isn't new behavior... there is a problem with watching mc521:36
kenvandinemeaning it has been broken since xmas :)21:37
kenvandineseb128, can you look at lp:~ubuntu-desktop/xchat-indicator/ubuntu ?21:37
kenvandineit should be ready21:37
seb128ok21:37
seb128speaking of which I've a bug with that one21:37
kenvandineoh?21:37
seb128right now the message indicator lists 2 entries for xchat21:37
seb128xchat-gnome rather21:38
seb128one with the subtitle and one without21:38
kenvandineit shouldn't21:38
seb128I guess it didn't detect I ran it or something21:38
kenvandinehumm21:38
kenvandineare you running xchat-gnome from /usr/bin?21:38
seb128yes21:38
kenvandinethen it should21:38
seb128I've started it using the run software alt-f2 dialog21:38
kenvandinehumm21:38
kenvandinetry starting it from the indicator21:39
seb128ok, I think that's the first time it happened21:39
kenvandinesee if it behaves the same way21:39
seb128I will watch for it21:39
kenvandinethe only case i know of that it should do that is if you run from a checkout or something21:39
seb128I started it and closed quickly by wrong click and restarted immediatly21:39
seb128there might be a race or something21:39
kenvandineyeah... could be21:39
kenvandineted never has bugs in his code :)21:39
kenvandinewish he was here to tease :)21:39
seb128anyway I will review the package for upload21:39
seb128thanks21:39
kenvandinethx21:39
seb128hehe21:39
kenvandineseb128, i had hoped ted would fix the mc5 issue in indicator-me with the split21:40
seb128do you know if anybody plan to fix the mc5 issue for alpha2?21:40
kenvandinemaybe i will look at it again tonight21:40
seb128it's visible21:40
seb128the menu is useless right now21:40
kenvandinelet me see if it is something obvious21:40
seb128we can live with it for an alpha it's not end of world21:40
seb128ok thanks21:40
kenvandineit has been like this for a couple weeks already though21:41
kenvandinein indicator-session-applet21:41
seb128ok21:41
seb128I use pidgin21:41
kenvandinehehe :)21:41
kenvandineok, i'll see what i can do21:41
seb128I just switched back to trying empathy this week21:41
seb128I might stay with it21:41
seb128though it has already failed me21:41
kenvandinei also just noticed i am not getting notifications on song change from rb21:41
seb128I add to start pidgin because a friend asked why I was not accepting a file transfert21:41
seb128which I never received in empathy21:42
kenvandinei suspect it might be related to appindicator21:42
seb128somebody opened a bug about the song thing today I think21:42
seb128bug #498588 too21:44
ubottuLaunchpad bug 498588 in rhythmbox "Rhythmbox's "Status Icon" plug-in is broken." [Medium,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49858821:44
chrisccoulsongood evening everyone21:44
seb128there is something weird there21:44
seb128"** (rhythmbox:3253): WARNING **: Unable to create Ayatana Watcher proxy!  Could not get owner of name 'org.ayatana.indicator.application': no such name"21:44
seb128I need to try what happens with rhythmbox if you don't have the indicators installed too21:44
seb128hey chrisccoulson21:44
seb128how are you?21:44
seb128did you manage to avoid traffic tonight?21:45
chrisccoulsonseb128 - yeah, good thanks21:45
chrisccoulsoni got home in normal time tonight :)21:45
seb128so who wants to do some updates?21:48
seb1282.29.5 tarballs are there21:48
seb128tedg, !21:48
tedgOh no.21:48
seb128oh, robert_ancell21:48
tedg:)21:48
seb128happy new year21:48
seb128tedg, indicator-me is not mc5 friendly apparently now21:49
seb128it works fine with pidgin though21:49
seb128tedg, is that something you think you will fix for alpha2? ;-)21:49
robert_ancellseb128, hey, hope you had a good holiday!21:49
seb128robert_ancell, excellent thanks!21:49
seb128robert_ancell, I checked emails 3 times in 2 weeks and that's about it for work things21:49
tedgseb128: Hmm, really?  It should now be using libtelepathy...21:49
seb128robert_ancell, got pretty nice and relaxing holidays21:49
kenvandineseb128, none of the rb notification code gets hit if HAVE_APP_INDICATOR is defined21:49
kenvandinetedg, remember we talked about this before xmas?21:50
kenvandineit works if you reload the applet after mc5 starts21:50
seb128tedg, does it work for you?21:50
tedgkenvandine: No, I don't remember :)21:50
seb128kenvandine, btw want to do the empathy update?21:50
tedgseb128: I'm still using Pidgin :)21:50
seb128tedg, me too ;-)21:50
seb128tedg, but I'm trying empathy this week21:51
kenvandineseb128, sure21:51
seb128to see how it is now21:51
seb128kenvandine, cool thanks!21:51
kenvandinetedg, it doesn't monitor dbus for the name change properly21:51
kenvandinelike if the interface isn't up yet, it doesn't monitor it21:51
kenvandineif you reload the applet after starting empathy, it monitors it just fine21:51
tedgkenvandine: Hmm, okay.  I'll look into that.21:52
kenvandinetedg, thx21:52
kenvandinetedg, i might look at it in a few minutes :)21:52
kenvandinesee if i can easily fix it for a221:52
kenvandinetedg, any word on the mono bindings?21:52
tedgkenvandine: No, I talked to DBO about it for a minute.  He thinks he knows how to fix it.21:53
* kenvandine looks at the clock21:53
tedgkenvandine: Are you guys seriously freezing the whole archive for 3 days?21:54
kenvandineyeah...21:54
seb128tedg, alpha are soft freezes21:54
kenvandineseb128, sometime tomorrow morning right?21:54
seb128but uploading is often not a good idea, it should be limited to alpha blockers21:55
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seb128kenvandine, yes, they usually start building CDs around that time21:55
seb128doing small changes is often fine if they don't try to respin images21:55
seb128the archive has to be in a consistent state for that21:56
seb128let's see that bug fixes any time tomorrow should be ok21:56
seb128we just have to make sure they are not building images before uploading21:56
robert_ancellseb128, have you seen this gtk+ bug: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60614321:56
seb128ie spot the right time for the upload21:56
ubottuGnome bug 606143 in general "[csw] aisleriot grows X server without bounds" [Normal,Resolved: fixed]21:56
seb128robert_ancell, now I did21:57
seb128robert_ancell, they just rolled 2.29.321:57
seb128I will sync when Debian updates21:57
seb128slomo is quick usually21:57
seb128so probably tomorrow morning european time21:57
robert_ancellseb128, just wondering if it should be backported21:58
seb128is it an issue in karmic?21:58
baptistemmgood night everyone21:59
seb128'night baptistemm22:00
robert_ancellreport says gtk+ 2.18, Ubuntu 9.1022:00
baptistemmbye22:00
seb128robert_ancell, hum ok, seems worth a stable update to me yes22:00
seb128robert_ancell, what do you think?22:00
robert_ancellseb128, I'd say because it can crash X and the fix is one missing unref then yes.  I don't know if other applications can trigger it22:01
seb128do you want to work on it?22:01
seb128or should I add that to my list?22:02
seb128I hope you had good holidays22:02
seb128this new year seems to start as a busy one ;-)22:02
seb128robert_ancell, btw on what do you plan to focus now? oem work I guess?22:03
robert_ancellseb128, please add to your list if you can (and subscribe me to the bug).  I've got quite a bit to catch up on22:03
seb128robert_ancell, will you have some time for GNOME updates or login speed tasks?22:03
robert_ancellseb128, yes oem - I'm finding myself already too easily distracted with desktop things22:03
seb128robert_ancell, not that we need you for something special, just trying to know what to expect22:03
seb128ok22:03
seb128do you come a the distro sprint btw?22:04
seb128I guess not?22:04
robert_ancellseb128, at the moment I'm just working on the gdm stuff for dx.  Not coming to sprint :(22:04
seb128ok, sort of what I was expect22:04
seb128good luck for the gdm work!22:04
seb128expecting22:05
robert_ancellseb128, thanks22:05
chrisccoulsonhey robert_ancell22:10
chrisccoulsonit's easy to get distracted with desktop things ;)22:11
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, hey22:11
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, what was the result of the gnome-session delay investigation?22:38
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell - mainly blocking on the gconf database being parsed, but also some delays starting DK-Power22:39
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, was there anything we can do about it?22:39
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell - there are some packages in http://people.ubuntu.com/~chrisccoulson/desktop-startup-speed/22:40
chrisccoulsonthose improve the situation, but are quite experimental at the moment22:40
chrisccoulsonwe fixed the DK-Power delay already22:40
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, thanks, looking for things that can be backported safely to karmic for oem builds22:41
chrisccoulsonfor production use?22:42
robert_ancellchrisccoulson, ye22:43
robert_ancells22:43
chrisccoulsonrobert_ancell - these patches would probably need a bit more testing yet. and they would also benefit from investigating what takes seahorse-daemon so long, as that seems to be the longest path in the initialization phase with these changes now22:45
chrisccoulsonseb128 - i've got a fix for bug 505789 now, but the fix will only work in karmic for now due to a xorg regression in lucid. i'm not sure whether to upload to both lucid and karmic-proposed, or just karmic-proposed, or do i have to delay the SRU until it can be fixed properly in lucid?23:05
ubottuLaunchpad bug 505789 in gnome-screensaver "gnome-screensaver-command -p triggers keyboard event" [High,In progress] https://launchpad.net/bugs/50578923:05
seb128just karmic sru23:05
chrisccoulsonseb128 - thanks23:05
seb128np23:08
geserrobert_ancell: Hi, as you did the recent uploads of clutter-gtk, have you time to review bug #498817?23:20
ubottuLaunchpad bug 498817 in clutter-gtk-0.10 "Merge changes from clutter-gtk" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/49881723:20
robert_ancellgeser, looking...23:25
geserrobert_ancell: the problem is that debian packaged clutter-gtk 0.10 as clutter-gtk-0.10 and we synced it and have now two source packages trying to build the same binary packages and the Debian one wins as it has a higher version number, so I tried to apply our changes on clutter-gtk to clutter-gtk-0.10 (so further builds of clutter-gtk won't fail with "Failed to upload")23:29
robert_ancellseb128, you there?  how do we remove clutter-gtk from the archive?23:31
seb128robert_ancell, open a bug asking for that and subscribe ubuntu-archive to it23:32
robert_ancellseb128, ok23:32
geserI planned to do that once the Ubuntu delta got applied to clutter-gtk-0.10 (else gir1.0-clutter-gtk-0.10 vanishes)23:33
robert_ancellhmm, is there a way I can just click to make the merge happen?23:35
gesersomeone with upload rights needs to sponsor it23:38
robert_ancellI guess I have to make a new clutter-gtk-0.10 repository.  Doing it now...23:38
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robert_ancellgeser, thanks for that - it is now uploaded23:49
geserthanks for sponsoring23:49

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