[00:02] kermiac: you want to put the comments in? I changed the status [00:04] ok done, ty charlie-tca [00:05] nmp [00:05] no problem [00:05] now on to the next part of the issue - well actually a separate issue [00:05] when selecting "Print entire document", yelp segfaults. This is still reproducable in lucid [00:08] wow, this person is updating that description every few minutes still...anything i can do other than unsubscribe from the bug? [00:09] what bug ddecator? [00:09] I think all you can do is unsubscribe [00:09] bug 517777 [00:09] Launchpad bug 517777 in nautilus (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Nautilus folder manager generates random colors in folder background when folders are opened. (affects: 1)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/517777 [00:09] I just added a comment asking the OP to stop [00:09] thanks hggdh [00:10] hggdh, should i fix it again or just leave it? [00:10] whoah! [00:10] kermiac, i know right? [00:10] ddecator: just a question: are you flemish, or dutch? [00:10] he kinda went crazy [00:10] hggdh, well i'm american, but i'm a dutch background...how did you know? [00:11] de Cator [00:11] hggdh, very good catch [00:11] most people never notice [00:11] but yes, waht is the problem with this guy? [00:12] i have no idea...idk if it's worth fixing the description if he's just going to change it back [00:17] leave it how it is right now [00:18] will do [00:19] and he did it again... [00:21] yup... [00:21] urgh, bug spam [00:22] it's one thing if it's useful info, but he's just updating the exact same thing over and over [00:22] * chrisccoulson slaps hotrodbadboy round the face with a wet kipper [00:24] are all of the people in the "notified" section getting all of these emails too? [00:24] ddecator - yes [00:24] well that's a problem... [00:24] that's why i get them ;) [00:25] big surprise, he hasn't signed the CoC -_- [00:25] i didn't realize you were getting them too chrisccoulson haha [00:26] i'm subscribed to quite a few desktop packages ;) [00:26] so i tend to get a lot of bug mail anyway [00:30] well, i think i'm going to relax for the rest of the evening now [00:30] alright, have fun chrisccoulson [00:31] i'm not going anywhere just yet ;) [00:31] i'm just not going to do any more work [00:31] haha, good deal [00:31] i'm taking a coffee break to try and boost my motivation... [00:33] coffee sounds like a good plan ddecator :) [00:33] it's 6:33pm here, but i'm a night owl, so who cares, haha [00:34] yes! I am being warned by him to go take a hike! [00:34] by who? [00:34] the idiot on your bug: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/370600/ [00:35] whoa whoa whoa [00:35] o.O [00:35] where does he get off lashing back like that? [00:35] he doesn't sound like a particularly welcome contributor [00:35] Take that to launchpad. They can shut him off [00:36] yeah, he's not the sort of person i want to work with [00:36] especially not with an attitude like that [00:36] will do :-). My pleasure. Really. [00:37] idk how he thinks that reposting the same description over and over is no useless... [00:37] does he think we'll fix it for him if he does? -_- [00:38] He only has two bugs he reported on. Probably a case of "why can't they get it fixed. It is only one of two." [00:39] whoah, yeah that should def be reported to the guys in #launchpad [00:39] i saw that most of his karma is from answers, so i hope he hasn't been like this to new users seeking help... [00:39] Some people do not realize how many bugs there are and how much it takes to get them fixed [00:40] the funniest is I have been threatened. Very first in Ubuntu [00:40] ddecator: all one of them? [00:40] pretty sure it's the first threat that i've even heard of in ubuntu [00:40] charlie-tca, hm? [00:41] One question in questions and answers. two bugs. [00:41] well then i guess there is nothing to worry about, haha [00:41] ddecator - most of his karma is answers, but answers is very generous. when you look at his karma histroy, he has only made 2 contributions in answers [00:41] pity, though [00:42] chrisccoulson, yah i didn't actually look at what he had done, i didn't realize it was that generous [00:42] hggdh, what's a pity? [00:43] this should not happen [00:43] people being disrespectful? agreed [00:43] True story, but unfortunately, it is one of the things we all deal with. [00:43] especially since we're volunteering our time [00:44] i try not to let it affect me too much now. i've had quite a few users be disrespectful / rude to me now [00:44] i just ignore them when they do that ;) [00:44] this is my first, but i'm sure i'll run into more, haha [00:44] actually...just so i'm prepared for when that happens, how do you report someone? [00:45] yes, I guess we all have had our bit of, er, troubles. But I was never threatened before. I will cherish this idiot [00:45] ddecator: Most of the time, you don't [00:45] charlie-tca, right, i don't mean i'll report them just for being disrespectful, but in the event that they threaten me [00:45] most of the times you swallow, and keep on. It is easy to get upset on email/bug/IRC [00:46] Take it to #launchpad and explain whatis happening [00:46] simple enough...thanks charlie-tca [00:46] did already. But it is Saturday, so it will take some time [00:46] yup [00:46] And then they will ask for more info on it. [00:47] at least in this case it's all documented on lp, haha [00:47] hggdh, you actually put it up on lp? [00:47] yes, I did. This has to be documented [00:48] It is the only way to cover yourself [00:48] * chrisccoulson waves goodbye to hotrodbadboy [00:48] well, hopefully [00:48] true true [00:48] yes, but otherwise it is "I said, he said" === David-T is now known as Guest16283 [01:25] wow hggdh, that guy really doesn't get it... [01:26] heh [01:27] wow, that's is excatly the kind of attitude we do not need in our community [01:27] kermiac, agreed [01:27] ah well. We wait for someone from #LP to act on my request [01:28] yah, he's only creating more documentation against himself haha [01:28] true [01:28] still, it is a pity [01:29] indeed, I didn't think he would actually make matters even worse though... [01:30] well, it does happen from time to time [01:30] yes. it is (unfortunately) good this happened, and you all can learn from it [01:32] hello [01:32] hi nigel_nb [01:32] hey yofel .. what are you guys talking about? [01:33] nigel_nb: bug 517777 [01:33] Launchpad bug 517777 in nautilus (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Nautilus folder manager generates random colors in folder background when folders are opened. (affects: 1)" [Low,Triaged] https://launchpad.net/bugs/517777 [01:33] see the comments... [01:36] * nigel_nb stunned [01:37] yofel, what the.... [01:38] yah it's been a fun bug... [01:39] hi nigel_nb :) [01:39] her kermiac [01:40] one thing that is very important is never to answer angry. If it happens that a bug comment made you angry, wait. [01:40] hggdh, of all the people in the world he called you rude! and that is so untrue [01:40] hggdh, good advice [01:40] * yofel usually waits a day before replying if that happens, better sleep over it... [01:41] yes [01:41] I used to write my letters, and then wait a day or two, and then rewrite. I would only give the letters to my secretary (yes, good old times) after that [01:47] jcastro, ping [01:53] this is the 3rd time an update to the Linux kernel messed up either Xorg or my video card driver. I filed a bug report for both of the first bugs and it took several months to fix it, although many people reported the same bug. and now, after the recent update, I had to reinstall the graphic card drivers and xorg is eating up CPU again. serious question: is it so hard to get it right before officially releasing an update and not beta test it on [01:53] the user base? [01:54] obx: there is QA done on the kernel before it's released [01:54] obx: are you using unusual hardware? [01:56] micahg: thank you for your response. I'm using an ATI card (I decided to buy one after I was told that it works perfectly well with Linux/Ubuntu). Truth is, only the official ATI driver seems to work for me. can this be considered unusual hardware? [01:57] no, ATI's pretty standard, but it's closed source, so it's hard to tell what will break [01:58] obx: are you using the drivers in the Ubuntu repo or directly from ATI? [02:01] obx: I have an ATI video card too. If you were willing to use the open source drivers instead, you'd be likely to have fewer issues like this. Failing that, if you use fglrx from the Ubuntu "restricted" repos it generally will rebuild at each kernel update automatically (thanks to DKMS) and so it keeps working... [02:01] micahg: directly from ATI. the drivers in the Ubuntu repo didn't work. I cannot remember the error messages exactly. IIRC, there weren't even error messages, it simply didn't do anything after installation. [02:02] obx: I'd suggest revisiting that -- try the Ubuntu drivers, if you have issues ask in #ubuntu for help, and (hopefully!) get them working... [02:02] obx: well, I don't know if there's anything we can do then to insure that stuff doesn't break [02:02] obx: do you install teh ATI drivers as a package? [02:04] micahg: ATI doesn't provide the drivers except as a GUI installer or an RPM... [02:04] I just download the .run files from ATI's website and execute them with sudo ./ati-blah.run from the command line. [02:04] jmarsden: not true, you can make .deb packages from the installed [02:04] *installer [02:04] obx: I suggest making .deb packages from the installer [02:04] speaking of open source drivers, didn't they have some sort of restriction? like no hardware acceleration? [02:04] then DKMS can use its magic [02:05] I believe the deb package creation is broken with 10.1 catalyst drivers [02:05] kermiac: then someone should file a bug with ATI, I used it from 9.3 to 9.6 while I had an ATI card [02:06] And the ATI FAQ says: "The Linux drivers available from our website are available in RPM format as well as a Graphical User Interface installer (operates in both text and X-windows modes)." Nothing about support for .debs there. [02:06] hggdh, ping [02:06] jmarsden: the .run file generates it [02:07] micahg: Then I'd say their FAQ needs an update, if they actually *support* that. [02:07] jmarsden: I used it for a while [02:07] micahg: i think it may have been reported already. There's a discussion about it here [02:07] http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=21739 [02:08] where would i check to see if there's a bug filed or not? [02:08] jmarsden: speaking of open source drivers, didn't they have some sort of restriction? like no hardware acceleration? [02:08] obx: Yes, that's correct. [02:08] That's not a restriction, that's a lack of a feature or two :) [02:10] nigel_nb: yes? [02:10] I just noticed that the xorg only starts to eat up the CPU if I have movie player running. [02:10] s/the xorg/xorg [02:10] hggdh, ;) so can I convince you to get instructors for me? [02:11] nigel_nb: I am not sure I follow you here [02:11] hggdh, um "how to triage" classes... [02:11] oh [02:11] hggdh: before the first of march, please [02:11] NOW I am feeling cornered [02:11] :-) [02:12] charlie-tca, lol, you're talking about the same thing too? [02:12] yeah [02:13] Didn't you want a couple of sessions before the bugsquad changes? [02:13] nigel_nb: I will try. Please be aware that I will have to check with the powers-that-be re. my availability (but I do not foresee problems there) [02:13] hggdh: I can give a hand with it, if needed [02:13] not before, but more or less coinciding [02:14] but I like what quense said.. a monthly session [02:14] charlie-tca: sweet! I appreciate it [02:14] np, I think I am back now [02:14] so more people can take the classes and yes, at different TZ's [02:14] I've got several mails with concerns for TZ differences [02:15] the problem is we have to have people on different TZs to cover it. And charlie-tca and myself are US TZs [02:15] jmarsden: http://pastebin.com/f136020e0 [02:15] I can cover almost any hour, though. [02:16] I think we have enough people on bug squad to cover them all... just getting to them (my thinking) [02:16] s/bug squad/bug control [02:17] hggdh, but I dont know everyone and I was asking you if u could be the recruiter [02:17] yes I can try [02:17] micahg: So it might work, but "Status: *UNVERIFIED*" ... at best, they aren't into testing it. [02:17] but I myself don't know the TZs people are in [02:17] I think LP may of service [02:21] hggdh, https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-bugcontrol/+map [02:21] Who is this Rhett Trappman character, and why has he just tried to invite just about every Launchpad team into a new team? [02:22] well, it shows persia is in the artic circle, donno how true it is [02:27] wgrant: I had just declined him to join bugsquad. He may have made a mistake [02:29] hggdh: Rhett? [02:29] I'm off to go do some outside work. see you all later :) [02:29] charlie-tca: yes [02:29] cya kermiac [02:29] what is he trying to do? He has inveited pretty much every team to join his' [02:29] That would be a BIG mistake to make. He created a new team, with ubuntu-bugs as the administrators [02:30] I tend to decline for bugsquad... [02:31] It seems strange to have a new team created, but no one knows anything about it. [02:31] boy, oh boy, this evening is getting to be exciting [02:31] very much so. I do not know what he is trying to do. [02:32] It just gets better, huh? ;-) [02:32] heh. Interesting times, these we live [02:33] wgrant: He also made a bug I am subscribed to private for no reason... hmmm. [02:33] jmarsden: Some people like doing that :( [02:33] Ah, he only sprung into existence yesterday. [02:33] No wonder I've not previously heard of him. [02:33] wgrant: Then maybe we need to change things so only the bug submitter or someone in bug control can do that? [02:34] wgrant: yes. I do not know what he is trying to do, but I can pretty much state that it is being done without us knowing about it [02:34] bugsquad appears to own the new team... [02:34] charlie-tca: ubuntu-bugs, in fact. [02:34] because of ubuntu-bugs [02:35] wgrant -- since you are here, can you look at, and please block the OP of bug https://launchpad.net/bugs/517777 [02:35] Launchpad bug 517777 in nautilus (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Nautilus folder manager generates random colors in folder background when folders are opened. (affects: 1)" [Low,Triaged] [02:36] hggdh: I don't have privileges to do that. I looked at it this morning, and was amused. [02:36] wgrant: ah, OK. [02:37] jmarsden: can you give us the bug #? [02:37] "you really do not want to threaten me that would be a bad move!" [02:37] hggdh: bug #370994 [02:37] jmarsden: Bug 370994 on http://launchpad.net/bugs/370994 is private [02:38] * charlie-tca thinks it was a power play [02:39] * hggdh agrees. But Why today? [02:40] I don't know. jmarsden: and that is the only bug he has touched, too [02:41] I reset it to public [02:42] looks like he is trying to collect group points [02:42] jmarsden: usually this is not done, and there is no need to create more controls [02:43] all we would accomplish is making it more difficult to report and work on bugs... [02:44] hggdh: OK. I was planning on giving him a couple of days to respond with a reason before I did that :) Re setting things private though, it is unclear why "just anyone" should be able to set a bug they have no connection with (not owner, not assigned to them, etc) private... but OK, if the system works, we should leave it alone... [02:46] jmarsden: in general, anyone can work on any bug. There are very few restrictions -- setting priority, accessing a private bug if you are not subscribed to it, setting a bug Triaged [02:46] my POV is that the more open, the better [02:47] It rarely causes problems. [02:47] The problematic users just need to be informed that they're Doing it Wrong™. [02:48] yes [02:48] It's overall more pleasant than implementing restrictive technical solutions. [02:48] Making stuff private deliberately creates *less* openness, though... OK. That's what I attempted in my comment on that bug. [02:48] and usually, they do it wrong because they do not have enough knowledge about How It Works. So it is mostly a question of education [02:49] jmarsden: I agree. Private is an exception [02:51] jmarsden: it works frine [02:51] *fine [02:52] Well, I think I have had all the fun I can take today. [03:03] Bug #518254 is relevant. [03:03] Launchpad bug 518254 in launchpad "Edge crashes on Ubuntu bug visiblity change (affects: 1)" [Undecided,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/518254 [03:03] (he filed it) [03:04] He even confirmed it and assigned it himself :/ [03:05] and nominated it for probably anything that was available... [03:06] Huh, so he did. [03:06] (I just saw the email, which didn't list those) [03:07] I'll be dammed, the day keeps on getting interesting [03:07] And even linked a branch. [03:07] He really knows how to annoy people. [03:07] heh [03:09] are we under a full moon? Some sort of airborne agent? [03:10] I think the situation will take care of itself soon. [03:10] He invited the LOSAs 16 minutes ago. [03:10] *now* I agree with you... I do not condone his actions, but I sure will sit down and watch [03:10] Oh, and the sysadmins. [03:10] Ahahahah. [03:10] what does everyone think of a confirmation required for people adding comments to bugs w/<100 karma points saying that they read the description and are providing useful information? [03:11] And the admins. And ~launchpad. He will see unprecedented fury. [03:11] LOL [03:12] now this is indeed getting interesting... [03:12] * hggdh grabs some popcorn and a soda [03:12] micahg: how would it work? [03:13] micahg: hm, dunno, maybe if you can filter it for bug-karma, but that would annoy upstream triagers with fresh accounts too [03:13] hggdh: well, if the user in question has < 100 karma points, an alert box would show asking the questions before the comment was actually posted [03:13] If you are going to do something stupid, you don't actually want to email elmo about it, nor do you want to email every team with permissions to suspend your account. [03:14] yofel: well, I don't think it would be too bad [03:14] micahg: hum. it *might* work [03:14] upstream triagers, if they use LP enough, should have enough karma points [03:14] if not, they might say, hey that's a good idea, let me feature request that for my tracker [03:15] There was something like that introduced recently to combat spammers. [03:15] micahg: well yeah, but only if you can evalutate bug-karma only, as it would defy the point if you can get the karma otherwise [03:15] A karma threshold before links that you make in text are linkified. [03:15] yofel: I don't know about that [03:15] most of the problematic people don't do anything on LP but post me too [03:15] micahg: ok, then I would agree with you [03:15] they will still do it, just one click removed [03:16] hggdh: well, I don't think they mean to flood people with the comments (maybe I have too much faith) [03:16] :-) [03:16] it can say in the alert box, please use the me too feature instead of posting such a comment [03:16] maybe it is I that am too much cynical [03:17] but we will, eventually, have to go this way -- this is the price of success [03:17] * yofel thinks we had enough bad examples today already... [03:17] hggdh: you think I should file a bug for it? [03:17] micahg: yes, and with wgrant's suggestion also [03:18] hggdh: My suggestion? that feature has been in production for a couple of weeks. [03:18] whats the bug elevation team? [03:18] bcurtiswx: A figment of some user's imagination. [03:19] wow. wgrant, I *really* have to get back working with more bugs [03:19] sorry [03:19] bcurtiswx: He has himself already notified the authorities. [03:19] bcurtiswx: and your guess is as good as ours [03:19] wgrant: some person abusing the system... NICE [03:20] bcurtiswx: plural, please at least two this evening [03:20] hggdh: some people abusing the system... sry :'( [03:20] hggdh: Which is not altogether bad, given how many people we have overall. [03:21] it is fantastically good in fact. [03:21] who's the creator? [03:21] https://edge.launchpad.net/~r12056 [03:21] Note the creation date [03:22] wgrant: this person requested mentorship too... someone wanna go deny? [03:22] bcurtiswx: no, not now. He may be just lost [03:22] not necessarily a bad person [03:23] and the first email about the team hits the -devel list [03:23] hggdh: https://edge.launchpad.net/~bug-elevation-team/+members#active [03:23] lost??? [03:23] hggdh: bug 518261 [03:23] Launchpad bug 518261 in malone "user with low karma should get an alert before being allowed to comment (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/518261 [03:23] seems to know quite well how to abuse things [03:23] no really. It is like a new toy, full of buttons for you to try [03:24] micahg: thx, subscribed [03:24] hggdh: already hit the -devel list a half hour ago [03:24] micahg: thank you. Added my humble view & subscribed [03:25] oh. I have to pay attention to my inbox [03:25] hggdh: kids [03:25] wgrant: what happened to listing the # of people afffected on edge? [03:26] micahg: you can't see it because you are the only one it affects at the moment. [03:26] ah [03:26] oh, let me take care of that [03:26] If you refresh, it should show something different. [03:26] k, I thought I saw that on another bur recently, but it seems to be working now :/ [03:27] oy, I am getting tired. [03:27] hggdh: kinda early for that [03:29] long day, too much details to look at, and three Gulden Draak [03:29] Hello, [03:29] (a flemish beer, fantastically good. Also sort of loaded in alcohol) [03:29] hello Damascene [03:29] eeepc-acpi-scripts: [03:29] Depends: acpi-support-base but it is not installable [03:30] I was trying to fix this [03:30] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/udev/+bug/518007 [03:30] Launchpad bug 518007 in udev (Ubuntu) "Asus Eee Function Keys (Hotkeys) are not working with Lucid 10.04 (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] [03:34] any thing I can do? I've reported that bug. [03:34] Damascene: AFAICT that package was never in Ubuntu and the scipts package you referenced has always been broke [03:35] bug 262679 and bug 328989 [03:35] Launchpad bug 262679 in eeepc-acpi-scripts (Ubuntu) (and 2 other projects) "eeepc-acpi-scripts is not installable (affects: 20)" [Medium,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/262679 [03:35] Launchpad bug 328989 in eeepc-acpi-scripts (Ubuntu) "This package should be removed (affects: 1)" [Undecided,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/328989 [03:36] I see. but it's important for Hotkeys to work [03:37] * yofel has an EeePC 1000H and Hotkeys work fine... [03:37] what is the Ubuntu release yofel [03:37] lucid [03:37] did you install eee-acpi-script? [03:38] nope [03:38] so it's in the 1005HA [03:39] as I said in the bug reports the hotkeys are working on Karmic [03:39] *report [03:41] yofel, do you have the Hybird Engine function on you Eee? [03:50] Damascene: what's that supposed to be? [03:51] it's to control the power saving mode [03:52] dunno, never heard of it [03:53] in windows it shows those modes, Super performance, Hight performance, Power saving and Auto power saving [03:54] sry, I wiped windows the day I got my EeePC, so I have no idea what Windows-only features Asus added there [03:55] http://greg.geekmind.org/eee-control/ look at this [03:55] I wish I can do the same [03:56] I've bought Asus Eee with windows 7 :( and there was no other choice for 1005HA [03:56] oh, I think I've heared of that, wonder what's behind those modes though [03:58] I usually just let powerdevil take care of the power management (KDE) [04:00] and does it have real effect on performance and battery? [04:02] well, since it controls the display brightness and cpu frequency governors yes. [04:24] i just found a bug that is a duplicate of bug 380386, i checked upstream and there is no report for this bug, but i'm not sure if it's a bug or a feature request, and idk if i should make an upstream report for it. thoughts? [04:24] Launchpad bug 380386 in gnome-games (Ubuntu) "Mahjongg: Unsolvable status of puzzle no longer recognized? (affects: 2) (dups: 1)" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/380386 [04:44] Vandalising more bugs, awesome. [04:46] wait what? who? [04:46] The Bug Elevation Team guy. [04:47] oh ok, i thought you meant me haha. no devs have done anything about him yet? [04:47] Only Launchpad admins can do anything. [04:48] i'm guessing people have asked him to stop though? [04:49] I believe he was kicked out of the team with a discouraging message, which has failed to stop him. [04:49] of course... [04:49] yep, I just got one...should I fix it? === Richie is now known as WelshDragon [05:26] alrighty, last one for the night...can someone please set bug 380386 to triaged? importance has already been set, but i have linked the duplicate i found and filed a bug upstream [05:26] Launchpad bug 380386 in gnome-games (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Mahjongg: Two tiles left, stacked on one another, does not automatically end game (affects: 2) (dups: 1)" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/380386 [05:42] Integrated Graphics Chipset: Intel(R) Arrandale (intel core i5 integrated graphics) is not listed here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Tagging which tag should I use? [05:44] this maybe? HD Intel® HD Graphics (used in 2010 Intel® CoreTM i3/i5/i7 Processor Series) [05:46] BalleClorin: probably HD [05:49] it should be added to the list then: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Tagging , I'll go with HD [06:50] anyone pls confirm bug 160812 is a dupe of bug 517925 for me? [06:50] Launchpad bug 160812 in yelp (Ubuntu) "Yelp does not print images" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/160812 [06:50] Launchpad bug 517925 in yelp (Ubuntu) "The help files won't print (affects: 1)" [Low,Fix released] https://launchpad.net/bugs/517925 [06:51] 517925 has been triaged & going through 160812 it appears to be the same issue [06:52] kermiac: I don't think so [06:53] ok, no probs micahg. can i ask why? [06:53] just so i can find out [06:53] kermiac: the older one is about images not showing up in postscript files, the new one is about printing anything but teh header [06:54] * ddecator agrees with micahg [06:55] ok, ty for the further explanation micahg :) [06:56] It was comment #6 in particular that made me think it may be a dupe [06:57] as the screenshot is showing exactly the same symptoms as 517925 [06:59] either way it appears to be fixed in Lucid so should I mark as fix released wirg the standard bug response for "fixed in dev release"? [06:59] s/wirg/with [07:01] i'm still not sure that the issue in the older bug is the exact same, so i would be hesitant to mark it as having a fix released just because the newer bug has that status...if you could confirm that the old bug has been fixed in lucid then that would be another story [07:04] I noticed that images were printing fine in yelp (help) when triaging the newer bug, I'm just firing up lucid to double check specifically against postscript files [07:05] there you go =) [07:09] ok, I have just confirmed the "print this page" option with postscript does actually print the images, so this would be fix released now? [07:09] is there anything else I have missed in the initial bug report? [07:09] I'll obviously update it a bit with a test case & such [07:10] i don't see anything else in the report or the comments, so if you fully test it and it works then i think it would be fine to mark as having a fix released [07:11] yeah, that's what I think too... micahg, any thoughts? [07:12] kermiac: the old bug seems simple in that if you can get images to print in a .ps file, then you're good to go [07:13] ok, ty micahg & ddecator :) I'll update it with the required info & mark it fix released. I appreciate your clarification :) [07:15] anytime [07:15] now if i can just get someone to mark my bug as triaged =p [07:16] ddecator: which bug? [07:16] bug 380386 [07:16] Launchpad bug 380386 in gnome-games (Ubuntu) (and 1 other project) "Mahjongg: Two tiles left, stacked on one another, does not automatically end game (affects: 2) (dups: 1)" [Low,Incomplete] https://launchpad.net/bugs/380386 [07:19]